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Front: ___?, Norman Hannon, Mary Elizabeth May, Elizabeth Mahoney, Robert McGarry, Roberta Marsden, Dick Elson?, Myrtle Smith, Florence LaCroix, Agnes Anderson, ___?
2nd: John Laitic, Vin Labowicz, John Punch, Russell Jordan, Mary…
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Front: Mel Trees, Mary Elizabeth May, Jen Puito?, Jim Ledgard, Vera Rudziak, Elizabeth Mahoney, Florence LaCroix, Mrytle Smith, Roberta Marsden, Wally Boeske, Norman Hannon
2nd: Big John__?, Walter Kulik, Arvi Norgoal, Peter Chutoransky,…
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Front: Elmer Salenius, Agnes Anderson, Pauline Butterworth, __Hatel, Ester__, Jo Castelline, Ruth Lehto, Maria__, Elizabeth May, Catherine Allard
2nd: Mary Boothroyd, ___?, Gert Heikkila, Alice Lindgren, Eileen Johnston, __Peterson, Miriam…
Views of the ruins the morning after the school was completely destroyed by a fire on September 21, 1916. This is the second Nason Street School, built in 1892. The foundation was retained for the 3rd Nason Street School, The Theodore Roosevelt…
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Top: Rev. Walter E. Brown, 1909-17; Parish Rectory; Rev. Edward F. Crowley, 1918-1930; Rev. Charles McGuire (Sweeney?); Rev. John A. Crowe, 1894-1905
Bottom: Rev. John McHugh, 1917-18; St. Elizabeth of Hungary Church, Acton (which was…
Located on Nason Street in the alley behind where the banks are now located. Jack Booth, in straw hat, was the owner. Later owned by George "Cubie" Lynch and then "Tutto" Graceffa who moved it to Main Street.
The Cadets were organized under the leadership of Major Rev. Charles A. Donahue, Curate at St. Bridget's. Shown in the center of the group photo: Sgt. William C. Coughlin, Bugles; Captain Harold V. Sheridan, Drill Master; Major Rev. Charles A.…
The church's cornerstone was laid on May 23, 1923 at the corner of Walnut and Thompson Streets. Its bell tower contains what used to be the curfew bell at the American Woolen Mill.
The pastor at that time was Rev. Johannes Vaanaren.