Strawberry festival marks Garfield colony fraternal social event
Garfield colony United Order of Pilgrim Fathers held its annual strawberry festival with supper led by Mrs. Mary F Winslow and a host of young helpers. Entertainment included piano solos, readings, violin and clarinet pieces, and a Japanese Advance piano duet. The event included a reception for John J Hogan and hinges on upcoming society efforts. The Easter Monday ball was a financial success and membership aims rose to 900 by Fr Mathew’s birthday.
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Garfield Colony
United Order of Pilgrim Fathers
Mary F. Winslow
Misses Mae Walsh
Bertha M. Mitchell
Pearl Rollins
Grace Aspinall
Gertrude Estabrook
Ada Poff
Alonzo D. Hartford
C. E. Aspinall
Slattery
Maloney
Riley
Viola Marshall
Margaret Park
Annie Lee
May Ray
Viola
Stella Marshall
Marguerite Skillings
Chompeon
Leith
Columbian Orchestra
H. F. McElroy
W. F. Trumbell
Ethel England
Mr. Trumbell
W. A. Severance
Mathews
John V. Donoghue
Lowell Mathews
Lynn Brothers
Lynn
Lynn Mathews
Lowell
John A. McKenna
Edward F. Slattery
John F. Burns
James A. Donahue
Fr. Mathew
Flower Garden Concert Rehearsals Planned at Highland Methodist
Rehearsals for the Flower Garden concert at Highland Methodist Church will be held during the week. Girls meet with Mrs Kingsley after school this afternoon, while boys rehearse Thursday afternoon at the same time.
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Highland Methodist Church
Present and Future of Congregationalism Session
The Lowell Congregational Club met at High Street church after a thin turnout due to late season and bad weather. George P. Morris of The Congregationalist spoke on the denomination’s future, noting Pacific coast vigor, Southern color-line issues, internal competition, and needs for endowment, clergy education, and strengthened laity fellowship to sustain Congregationalism amid broader social and religious shifts. The club elected officers and formed new committees, with a new social committee to boost receptions. The meeting closed after thanks to musicians, the church, and volunteers.
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John J. Hogan
Royal Arcanum
Odd Fellows Temple
Industry Council
Ferdinand S. Read
New Bedford
Boynton
John T. Deegan
South Boston
Michael J. Murray
Boston
Lowell Congregational Club
High Street
S. H. Thompson
Martin
Treasury
W. D. Whittet
S. F. Merrill
J. G. Buttrick
E. R. Smith
Arlington Mills
Atherton Works
Minchin
Church Extension Committee
Colburn
George F. Kenngett
A. G. Cumnock
George A. Marden
Henry A. Smith
Norman T. Wilcox
A. K. Aeons
D. H. Varnum
George P. Morris
Congregationalist
Pacific Coast
New South
Atlantic Coast
New York
Home reception honors Tweeds with 300 guests
Mr. Walter H. Howe hosted a June home reception on Summerstreet for newlyweds Ma and Mrs. Gordon Tweed of Phoenix Arizona, drawing about 300 guests. The informal event featured a bright lit entrance, a luncheon by D. L. Page Company, and an orchestra, with guests from several cities meeting the couple back in town.
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Walter H. Howe
Summerstreet
Gordon Tweed
Phoenix
Arizona
Tweed
Bertha Howe
Summer Street
Thorndike Street
D. L. Page Company
Vacation Arrangements for Pleasant Home Cooking
The article promotes installing a gas range to improve kitchen comfort and mood, claiming it outperforms coal heat by lowering the thermometer and making daily life more pleasant than vacation resorts. It extols gas range advantages with vivid imagery and a regional appeal to Rangeleys and New Hampshire settings.
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New Hampshire
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Tel
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Columbia Phonograph Co
Central Street
Citizen Or Courier
Courier and Citizen
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Columbia Graphophone
Courier-Citizen CO
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Courier of Citizen
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Courier-Citizen Company
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