Community fraternal events mark postwar year
Passaconaway tribe No. 32 I O G T celebrated its 12th anniversary with a turkey supper and entertainment in Post 155 hall. About 150 attended as McAloon’s orchestra and local quartettes performed, followed by graphophones. A necktie party at Flora E. Stacey lodge Post 120 hall featured music, recitations, and songs. The Sons and Daughters of Maine held a bi monthly officer election nominations in Union hall. A Walter Whitney social dance at Prescott hall drew a good crowd with Wood’s orchestra supplying music and a long list of officers and aides listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Passaconaway Tribe
McAloon’s
Massachusetts Volunteers
Murphy’s Quartette
St. Paul's Church
Ayotte Bros
North Chelmsford Quartette
C. M. Hills
T. BE. Sands
C. E. Smith
Wm. Hall
J. H. Hickey
F. H. Parker
Flora E. Stacey Lodge
the Sons and Daughters of Maine
Union Hall
Prescott Hall
Walter Whitney
Atwood
Aids
Wm. Lynch
Fred A. Hennessey
Fred Whitney
Robert Armstrong
Thomas Armstrong
Patrick Shanihan
Daniel Lynch
Thos. Clark
Fred Riley
John Donohoe
Geo, Tyrillo
Gus Slattery
Fred Jones
Rogers Hall School Receives Endowment From Miss Rogers
The will of Miss Elizabeth Rogers bequeaths all real and personal property to Rogers Hall free of encumbrance with Hon. George F. Richardson as executor. The endowment, valued at over $100,000, funds a full trust to enhance the school, its programs, and facilities for girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Rogers
Rogers Hall
George F. Richardson
Rogers Hall Corporation
John M. Greene
D. D
Charles H. Allen
Sewalt G. Mack
Samuel P. Hanley
Charlies A. Stott
Susan Foss
John Cummings
Mary Cummings
Woburn
Cyrus Richardson
Nasaua
Edward D. Helden
A. St. John Chambre
Rogers Hall School
Lowell
Smith, Vassar
Wellesley and
Wells
Radcliffe
Bryn Mawr
Fr McDonough Honored at Lowell Burke Institute Reception
Fr William H McDonough, former pastor at St Peters, was feted by the Burke Temperance Institute in Lowell. The event featured a literary and musical program, a gold headed cane gift, and remarks praising his leadership in reviving the society. Committee members included John H McGuinness and Eugene F Flynn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. H. McDonough
St. Peter’s Church
Cohassett
Mass
Burke Temperance Institute
William H. McDonough
George Mullen
John J. Ivers
John H. McGuinness
John McMahon
Joseph Murphy
James T. Hen-nessy
Master Harding
Martin Hansbury
William D. Reagan
James Coughlin
Ivers
Fr. McDonough
Urkes
Lowell
McDonough
St. Peter's Church
Mozart Quartette
John H. Higgins
Eugene F. Flynn
John H. O'Neil
Thomas M. Keegan
William Dailey
Daughters of America Stage Night of Entertainment
The Lady Washington council D of A opened a successful fair in Odd Fellows hall full of bunting and flags. A two hour program featured songs readings tableaux and dances with many local ladies and staff participating. Out of town visitors from Liberty Belle council Lawrence attended as the fair continues with a dance tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Washington Council
Daughters of America
Old Odd Fellows
Song
May Whieley
Blanch Marshall
Fred E. Brown
D. of A
L. A. Whiteley
Isabella Shorey
Marion Prior
Hattie Hodge
Neilie Perkins
Lizzie Cully
Alice Gond
Edith Wiliams
Wilhemina Pihl
Lillian Severance
Lizzie Crowell
Bertha Mansfield
Luella Cowell
May Whiteley
Willie Sawyer
Pansy Sawyer
Brde
Groom
Harry Pinl
Harry Eckford
Bertha Bond
Edith Gumb
Pa Wy Sawyer
Martin Woods
N. C
Robert Oldroid
Sheridan
Harry Whiteley
Alibra Iertome
H. Whitsley
Fred Charland
Albra Hertome
Mother
James A. Callahan
the Star Gazer Co
H. Whiteley
Allora Hersome
Robert O'drord
Fred
Charland
Flora Manahan
Merle Prior
Lizzie Culley
Fancy
Luella Crowe
William Jacques
Minnie Pihl
Ellen Sawyer
Pihl
Belle Shorey
C. H. Bond
Bond
Edith Willigims
Company M and Corp. Charland
Company C
Edward Prist
Liberty Belle Council
Lawrence
First Anniversary of John Boyle O'Reilly Reading Circle
The John Boyle O Reilly reading circle marked its first anniversary in the Associate building with 25 members, up from 13. A supper was held, followed by an entertainment program featuring essays, songs, solos, and recitations by members, with tributes to mutual advancement and American literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Boyle O'Reilly
Cir‘cle
Huntington Hall
K. L. Page Company
John RR. Shea
Seng
Thomas R. Delaney
James Healey
E H. Foye
Joann J. Murphy
Stephen F. Monahan
James C. Noonan
Patrick H. Murphy
Wm. H. McHugh
Wm. D. Regan
Fred Riley
Patrick Shanahan
John Myron
Edward Flynn
James McCann
John Golden
William Barrett
Thomas Delaney, Jr
Timothy
Harrigan
America” Circle
John J. Sullivan
Thomas F. McCann
Jon R. Shea
John F. Golden
John J. Sullvan
Edward Foye
James T. Hennessey
John R. Shea
John J. Murphy
John F. God
Thomas B. Delaney
Timothy Harrigan
Willam D. Regan
W Wiliam B
Barret
Daniel McShea
Jimi Noonan
Frederick Riley
Willam McHugh
Memorial Service at Foresters Hall Next Sunday
Next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock a memorial service will be held at Foresters Hall for members who have passed away this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foresters Hall
The
Recital Marks the Close of the Fall Term
Miss Adelaide E Noyes pupils gave a recital at her Swan building room marking the fall term's close. Mrs Arthur Trubey and Miss Louisa White offered readings, with Miss Emma P Kimball as accompanist. Reciters included Grace Mansfield Blanche McDonald Hazel Brainerd Margaret Dickey and others, plus musical numbers by Faith Doty Amy Belle Lefevre and Genevieve Donnelly. Noyes winter term begins Saturday December 11 at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide E. Noyes
Grace Mansfield
Blanche McDonald
Hazel Brainerd
Margaret Dickey
Ethel Rivet
Helen Amy
George Quinn
Catherine Quinn
Faith Doty
Amy Belle Lefevre
Genevieve Donnelly
Miss Noyes
Central Congregational fair ends at Chelmsford with large crowd
The Chelmsford Central Congregational fair closed in fine weather to a much larger audience than the opening night. Attendees lingered at supper and sales tables for Christmas bargains while the auditorium staged an Old Folks' concert directed by Wm. A. Mitchell with Kate Dupee at the organ. The program featured readings, an Easter anthem, and songs performed by a chorus and soloists including Grace Litchfield, Elva E. Maskell, and Harriet Woodworth, among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelmsford
Wm. A. Mitchell
Kate Dupee
Chars
Bobby Shaftee
Grace Litchfield
Edward J. Robbins
Jerusha
Jerusalem
Sinner
Elva E. Maskell
Jedediah
Kathleen Mavourneen
Harret Wooedworth
EB. Ey Haskell
Carrie Eliott
Henrietta Nickles
Elizabeth Ashworth
Margret Ash
Raymond and Whitcomb Florida Jamaica Tours
Raymond and Whitcomb announce tours to Florida and Jamaica with departures from Boston on January 12 for Florida and January 4 for Jamaica. Asheville en route, main Florida sights, optional Nassau and Havana side trips, illustrated circulars free at 296 Washington street Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond & Whitcomb
Florida
Jamaica
Boston
Asheville
N. C
Nassau
Havana
Boston Fruit Company
Washington Street
School Street
Boston and New York Markets Report by Bright Sears Co
Today's market briefing covers Boston and New York activity with focus on GEx-rights figures as reported by Bright Sears & Co. The note highlights market movements and context for traders in both exchanges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New York
Bright, Sears & Co
O'Donnell Gilbride Furniture and Rugs Sale
Advertises extensive discount sale on furniture and home furnishings from O'Donnell and Gilbride. Lists dozens of items including desks bookcases chairs and rockers, plus wide ranges of rugs curtains and textiles with reduced prices and numerous quantity notes across oak mahogany and other finishes. Includes prices from 19 cents to several dollars.
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United Courts
Miss Rogers
E. P. Underhill
Rogers Fort Hill Park
Beecham
Fraternal News
A. G. Pollard & CO
Washington
Mount Vernon
Pennsylvania
D. N. Bell
G. C. Taylor & Co
Merrimack Street
the Tea and Coffee Department
New York Market
Gex
S. Sentner
N. Spirite
Atehire
Souther
Chesa
Cc. Bu. & Oe
St Paul
Vile C. & BR Oy
U S
Louisville
Manhattan
Missouri Pacifi Adis
N.Y .Denis
Nor. Vue
Northern
Omaha
Phila. & Re
Treferr Az
BIS Union F Buse Buss Union v. Fon Tt
J. . Leath
Walash
L. Tee
Bi. & Maseccereee Oe Soos
Fitchburg
Pre
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Butte & Bos
Centennial
Ang
Montana
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FOX
Pioneer
Brackuniste
Tamarack
Denunion
Miscellaneo Us
Ay Bay State
M. Con
H. P. Arbecan
Banker & Joker
Exchange Place
Bricrianalaion’s
Lapham & Hyde’s
Merrimick
Movument Sa
A.W. Brown
Middlesex Street
City Mongue
Charles H. Molloy
Market St
Stephenson
N. W.siephenson
M.D
Kirk Street
Conway Transfer Co
S@P
Northfry Dfpot
Thomas J. Day
T. J. Day
Axminster
Smyrna
Vassar
O'Donnell & Gilbride CO
Merrimack, Palmer and
Middle Streets
New York Cloak & Suit Co
John Street
the Cloak and Fur House OF
Castor
Cape Se
China
Chris
Weed Street
F. L. Maddocks
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