A black and white photo taken during the monthly Italian Spaghetti Dinner Night at the Italian Social Club on Waltham Street in the late 1950's. Pictured (l to r) are Benny Columbo, Tarney Colombo, Guy Perillo, Burt Gruber and Ben Mariano.
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Charles "Red" Manning, Mike Russo, Joseph Cierei, Bus Driver, Guy Perrillo, Angelo Cierie, Tony Mistretta, , Dan Dentino, , Joe Lattuca, Social Club Manager, Tarny Colombo
Joe Mancini (Bus Driver and Owner), Jimmy Tannuzzo, Tarney Colombo, Red Manning, Tony Mistretta, Guy Perrillo, Louie Primano, Gandolpo Macari, Mr. Cereino, Angelo Cereino, Ernest Russo, Bert Gruber, Mike Russo, Frank Squash
The club became inactive after 2000 mostly due to death of members.
Names listed in dues ledger:
Carlo Angelosanto, Joel Cohen, Wasil Chernax, Antonio Colombo, Kenneth De-Mars, Louis Fava, Frank Falcucci, Louis Florio, Edwin Ferrari, Burton…
Napkin and pair of tickets for a party honoring Fr. Bilicky's 40th anniversary in the priesthood. There was a mass of thanksgiving followed by a party on May 21, 1989, at the Concord Elks Hall. The event included a complete two main course dinner…
Items from Fr. Bilicky's 50th Anniversary in the Priesthood, May 16, 1999, St. Casimir's Church. Items include: a church bulletin, the program from the mass, tickets to the reception at the Best Western Royal Plaza Hotel in Marlborough, and the…
Owned and regularly used by James J. Morgan, a prominent citizen of the Town of Maynard from its early days. Mr. Morgan was an Overseer at the Assabet Mills, Constable, Superintendent of the John A. Crowe Park for many years. He was active in civic,…
A bottle of turpentine with J. A. MacPherson label. J. A. MacPherson had a hardware store on Main Streeet, Maynard, Mass. They sold hardware, paints, and oils.
In 1849 when the Marlboro Branch of the railroad was completed, a large ice house was erected by N.J. Wyeth where the Front Street houses now stand. It was of brick construction and held 40,000 tons of ice which was cut on the mill pond and shipped…