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Fiftieth anniversary celebration (from Somerville Journal, Friday, February 19, 1904.)
With social reunion, pleasant reminiscence, and congratulatory messages from sister churches, the First Universalist Church has this week revived its early history, as with fitting ceremonies it has observed its semi-centennial.
The celebration of Anniversary week began Monday evening with a parish reunion and reception, held in the vestries of the church, under the management of Mrs. Robert Hayes and Mrs. R. Y. Gifford.
The heavy snowstorm of the day kept many from attending, but the affair was a complete social success in every particular.
The decorating committee, Mesdames Hayes, Gifford, E. C. Bullard, R. M. Richardson, W. J. Pingree, F. L. Pingree, and L. H. Brown, and Mr. Gifford, made the large vestry look the finest it ever did with their twinings of greenery.
The effect was heightened by many ferns, palms, potted plants, and cut flowers from Holmes' Somerville nurseries.
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