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PITTS FIKLD. MASS.. FRIDAY. MARCH I'. 1932THREW ORAS ATTHE CAT OS ST. PATRICKS DAYLuke J. Macken. xiio Tre-tided yesterday at the Rotary S* Patrick's Day luncheon at which Thomas F. Cassidy was the speaker. has. like the guest of the occasion. sen ed :n the Legislature. He *as in the House—Tom in the Senate. They have been friends for years The result a \s prelimi-f* a rr* **■ * thAf «r ,f ff t *.d . IM,*. .r* *-*j. f. i..^ • vau -■ Mackenopening:‘On S' Patrick's Day in morning there ,.s an indeartjfe-able thrill in being an Irishman. I always feel it. There ti ed to 'be a song I’d Rather B* an Irishman Than Be a Millionaire. I had th^ iechng when I got up this morning— and instead of eating my orange for breakfast as Is my custom I thrAw it at the cat. ‘PRINCIPALS COF CONFlDiOF LENTUnanimously Endorse H Principal and Educa solute Confidence’ Lenox Man for ResiAtofBerfaifrld 5*3 voted tns Pi: e LePrincipals’ Asso . non ofCounty held at the Pitti School this week it wmi adopt a resolution c ndnr cipal Henry L. Smith of High School whose resignation been requested by the Lenox Set Committee. The resolution sta that the principals “uammot vote the endorsement of Henry Smith as an efficient principal i educator and regard him with
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The Berkshire Evening Eagle
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, US
Fri, Mar 18, 1932
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