The Drinkwater Family
The Drinkwater Family
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A clam bake was held and a very enjoyable day was spent by all. It was then decided to hold a reunion and form an association the next year.
The second reunion was held at Tem- l>le Heights, in Northport, August 25, 1809. An Association was formed with the fol- lowing officers: President, Ansel Wadsworth. Vice Presideuts, Mathew Drinkwater, North- port; Allen L. Drinkwater, Northport; Mrs. Aurlia S. Pendleton, Waltham, Mass. ; Mrs. Fannie E. Sylvester, Belfast; Arm* VV.
14 Knight, Lincolnville ...; Emery O. Pendleton. Belfast; Mrs. Mary E. Ingalls, Belfast; Mrs. Cordelia Drinkwater, Nortliport ; Mrs- Orilla McGilvery Bean, Hallowell.
Secretary, John S. Fernald, Belfast.
Treasurer, Alban F. Elvvell, Northport.
The roll-book showed 94 persons present and joining the Association.
The third reunion was held at Temple Heights, August 7, 1900. The attendance was larger than at the previous meeting, but many were kept away by their duties at home, it being in "Old Home Week. " Several members ^rere present from ^lass- achusettsand otherStates.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
A clam bake was held and a very enjoyable day was spent by all. It was then decided to hold a reunion and form an association the next year.
The second reunion was held at Tem- l>le Heights, in Northport, August 25, 1809. An Association was formed with the fol- lowing officers: President, Ansel Wadsworth. Vice Presideuts, Mathew Drinkwater, North- port; Allen L. Drinkwater, Northport; Mrs. Aurlia S. Pendleton, Waltham, Mass. ; Mrs. Fannie E. Sylvester, Belfast; Arm* VV.
14 Knight, Lincolnville ...; Emery O. Pendleton. Belfast; Mrs. Mary E. Ingalls, Belfast; Mrs. Cordelia Drinkwater, Nortliport ; Mrs- Orilla McGilvery Bean, Hallowell.
Secretary, John S. Fernald, Belfast.
Treasurer, Alban F. Elvvell, Northport.
The roll-book showed 94 persons present and joining the Association.
The third reunion was held at Temple Heights, August 7, 1900. The attendance was larger than at the previous meeting, but many were kept away by their duties at home, it being in "Old Home Week. " Several members ^rere present from ^lass- achusettsand otherStates.
What to read after The Drinkwater Family?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John S Fernald to read onlineMoreLess
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