Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1915-11-24
BRookL,N REUNION.
seventh Annual Gathering Of Home
Folks Ct Roxbury.

Folks 1t Roxbury.
The seventh annual Brooklin reunion
was held In Intsrcolonial building, Rox-
bury, Mass, Saturday evening, Nov. IL.
The usual number was present and tho
usual good time was enjoyed BY all.
Five came directly from Brooklin for
the purpose Of attending the reunion and
felt we'll repaid for the EFFORT, one having
been heard to say that she had the best
time she ever had at any gathering in her
life, which speaks we'll for the seventh
Brooklin reunion.
First on the program for the evening
was IN address Of welcome by the presi-
dent, Eugene Hamilton, OF Somerville,
after which Ill Joined In . grand march,
followed BY reading by Miss Miller, Of
Emerson college. The rest Of the even-
ing was spent In dancing with two other
readings by Miss Miller, and the meeting
Of old friends, neighbors snd schoolmates,
some Of whom had not met for many
years. Pleasant "reminiscences Of the
past were discussed until one slmost felt
oneself back to the old days In the
old homo town.
Much credit 10 due the president
and members Of the entertainment COM
mittes for their efforts In making tho
evening one grand success, and it ID hoped
that the pleasant memories Of the evening
may lingsr with each one during the coming
year, and that all may meet again the
second Saturday In November, 1915.
Though we may travel the wide world
over and make many new friends there
are no friends like the old friends, and no
place like home.
Those present were n O Staples and
wife, Dorchester; Mrs Susie Allen, Somer-
vile; Miss Nora Carter, Miss Stella Carter,
Miss Margie Carter, Miss Violet Carter,
A E Carter and wife, Payson Carter, Lynn;
Mrs Nellie Winslow, Fitchburg; Miss
Georgia Winslow, Newton; Mahlon Hill.
Holyoke; Mrs George Dodge, Rodolph
Babson and wife, Roxbury; Fred Allen
and wife, Charlestown; Miss Angie Bah
son, Rox bury.
Miss Marion Staples, Miss Helen Staples,
Brockton; Leslie A Friend and wife, Mel
rose; Harold Moore, Newton; Mrs Carrie
Harrington, Revere; Mr. Earle and wife,
Lynn; Mrs Joanna Dority, East Boston;
Mrs Bond, Miss Louise Bond, Revere;
Miss Merna Joyce, Brooklin; Melvin
Freethey and wife, Mrs Sadie Penney,
Dorchester; James Dean and wife, Rox-
bury; A H Mayo and wife, Brooklin;
A E Stanley, Everett; Mrs Harry Moody,
Brooklin; Mrs Agnes Mogridge, Mans
field; William Giles and wife, Dorchester;
Edward Mayo apd wife, Beverly; Stillman
Mayo, Mrs. Charles West, Roxbury; g w
Derrick and wife, Somerville; Lloyd
Winslow, Fitchburg; Miss Faustina Allen,
Charlestown; Robert Friend and wife,
Lowell.
John Wells and wife, Lowell; Byron
Sellers and wife, Somerville; A c Tapley,
Cambridge; Miss Reba Nickerson; Miss
Hazel HerricI, Somerville; Elmer Tapley,
Cambridge; Mrs Ella Wilkins, Somerville;
Mrs Lewis Smith, Brooklin; Mrs Josie
Blance, Miss Georgia Blance, Providence,
r l; Rupert Blance, John Seavey, Chelsea;
Miss Eva Gerry, Mrs Carrie Flye, BROOKLYN;
Mrs Ann Babson, Brooklin; Fred Watson,
Roxbury; Frank Watson and wife, Mrs
Nellie Joyce, Melrose; Archie Kane and
wife, Beverly; L c Hubbard and wife,
Chelsea; Mrs Susie Sherman, Roxbury;
Miss Elsie Sherman, Providence; Harold
Grindle and wife, Melrose; Mrs Martha
Nutter, Allston; Sterling Freethey and
wife, Hopedale.
Fred N Flye, A E Flye, Mrs Fannie
Davis, Roxbury; Mrs George Foley,
Jamaica Plain; Gleason Allen, Allston !;
Miss Adell Mcfarland, Somerville; Guy
Sherman and wife, Roxbury; Otis Wells,
Miss s 9 Wells, Miss II M Wells,
Dorchester; o L Flye, Brooklin; Mrs
E Idella Hill, Brooklin; Charles Freethey,
Hopedale; Kenneth Stanley, Mrs Hattie
Watson, Everett; l. s Herrick, Somer-
vile; Miss Myrtle Nickerson, Miss Gladys
Nickerson, Gordon Stevens, Oscar Muenz.