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REV. FR. WILLIAM F. POWERS 
RECEPTION TO PASTOR 
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with cut flowers, the side walls being 
decorated with beech boughs and 
wygelia. 
Long’s orchestra of six pieces 
played during the reception and also 
for the dance, the orchestra being 
partially hid behind a bank of palms, 
rubber plants, hydrangeas, dresinias, 
and auricarias, and, it being Flag Day, 
the stage was draped with three large 
American flags in honor of the day. 
The decorations were in charge of 
J. J. Gorman, who was the recipient 
of much praise for the result of his 
efforts. 
Refreshments of ice cream, cake 
and punch were served during the 
evening. 
Following the reception Fr. Powers 
stepped upon the platform and spoke 
a few words, expressing his thankful- 
ness for the kindly expressions of the 
townspeople toward him. 
Harry S. Tappan was the master of 
ceremonies, and he called upon several 
of the representative citizens for five- 
minute speeches. Chairman Fred K. 
Swett of the selectmen was first called 
upon, and he extended to Fr. Powers 
the greetings and best wishes of the 
citizens of the town and wished him a 
long and prosperous sojourn among us. 
Supt. of Schools Fish said it gave 
him great pleasure to welcome a man 
of such high ideals and liberal feelings 
as Fr. Powers possessed. He thought 
him to be aman who would co-operate 
with the best citizens of the town in 
having the school system what it 
should be. “In extending to him 
these greetings I represent these 
genuine feelings. If I could give di- 
rective force to education, I should 
seek first of all the alliance of such 
men as Fr. Powers. I should want 
to secure that citizenship which broad 
and liberal minded men in the church 
are seeking. I believe Fr. Powers is 
such a man.” 
Remarks were also made by Samuel 
Knight, Fred J. Merrill and John 
Baker. Revs. C. A. Lincoln and E. 
H. Brewster were also called upon 
but both had gone to the Flag Day 
exercises in G.A.R. hall. Fr. Powers 
again thanked the speakers and gath- 
ering for their kind expressions of 
fellowship. He thanked the commit- 
tee for the success of the affair and 
Mr. Gorman for the decorations. Fr. 
Perry, the assistant pastor, made a 
few remarks. 
Over 50 couples were in the grand 
march which started about 10 o’clock. 
M. A. McInnis, the floor director, led 
the march, with Miss Alice O'Neil; 
Assistant Floor Director A. B. EI- 
dridge and Mrs. Eldridge following. 
J.C. Connolly was chief aid. The 
other aids were: D. J. Sheehan, E. 
F. Walsh, H. S. Tappan, John Reilly, 
H. O. Bohaker, J. M. Waldron and C 
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