MARY ANN LENNON
Band from the York Street Non-Subscribing Presbyterian Church
associated names Mary Ann Lennon (my granny) Hetty McFall (accordion player)
Sally Faulkner - Tommy and Mary Cummings, Moneypenny, Gray.

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The Northern Ireland Old Time Dancers Association |
Officers - 1950-51 |
Prize Donors |
Dancing Cups won by Mary Ann Lennon
Mary Ann Lennon

buddy actors and actresses? possibly from the York Street Church or All Souls Unitarian Church, Elmwood Avenue
Where'er the Millar's daughter went,
To there the Fisher Boy intent,
To woo the maid most tenderly,
Imploring that his bride she be,
She was a rather haughty lass,
Longing to be of higher class,
Scornfully spurning her true swain,
Spoke to him in this strain...
Be not cross, Oh, be nice again,
All your wooing is but in vain,
Wedding Bells there can never be,
So Good-Bye, fare you well & think of me.
Moons came & went, the years passed by,
Oft would the Millar's daughter sigh,
Lovers of old had fled this part,
Now the cold pride had left her heart,
Passed her old love the Fisher boy,
She smiled to greet him full of joy,
But in his heart old love was dead,
He turned away as said.............
Be not cross, Oh, be nice again,
All your wooing is but in vain,
Wedding Bells there can never be,
So Good-Bye, fare you well & think of me.