Statistics for occurrence #1 of “Miss Myrtle May Meloon” in chapter 29 of Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 18.:
...sses Gladys Falt, Mildred Grimes and Mary Rowan, who read Paul Revere's Ride,Hang out the Lanterns, and a poem on Patriots' Day by some Medford author (unknown) on occasion of its first observance.
Miss Myrtle May Meloon entertained the company with selections on the mandolin, and also played the ancient piano, made in London over a century ago, closing with America.
This entertainment, Made Mostly by Medford Maide...
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