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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 15., At our Society's meetings. (search)
l talk, with numerous lantern slides, presented the old landmarks, dwellings and citizens of earlier years. April 19 was a patriotic observance. The President directed the exercises and was ably assisted by the Misses Rowan, Falt, Grimes and Meloon, the latter furnishing mandolin selections, and also playing the old London piano. This gathering was the one most fully attended in the season. May 17 proved a very stormy day, and the attendance at what proved to be the last meeting in our r Topezia and Miss Jergueson, also in costume, vied with their elders, and danced a minuet to the accompaniment of the ancient seraphine. Mr. Edward Finnegan (High School, 1916) read the Farewell Address, and mandolin music was rendered by Miss Myrtle Meloon and Mrs. Grace Savage. Among the patriotic airs was the ‘Star Spangled Banner,’ which brought the company to its feet. As in the previous year, this was the largest attendance. On March 20 Mr. Gordon Boit Wellman of Malden entertained