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THE HlST ORM
OF 'TH E PORTlJ GlTF.SE IN HUDSON
Roger Berthiaume
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First Portuguese to llve 1n Hudson
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First Mutual Benefit Society
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First Portuguese from t he mainland
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First Portuguo ee G·rocery Store
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Hudson Portuguese Band
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Holy Ohoat Society
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Hudson Portuguese Club
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Lad1ea 1 Auxiliary
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�PRE.FACE
This short and modest text 1s not bJ all meana
a co mplete work of History but rather a brief chron-
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olo g1ce1 hl etory of the Portuguese people 1n Hudson,
written ln a manner ell cen understand and enjoy.
It includes the years from l~b6 when the first
Portuguese 1mm1grant settled in Hudson up until the
pre sent time.
Incorporated la e bried. h1a tory of the
people, clubs, events and orgen1zat1on through the years.
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I would like to express my epµrec1et1on to all
those who uns~lflshly gave their time end 1nformet1on.
I wo uld llke to esp1c1all y thank Mr. Jo se Merlo deChevea
who so graciousl y . ,i a s~ ed on to me any information which
he had authenticated throught the deportment ot Em1grat1on at Vila do Porto, Santa Marla, Azores.
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The first ?or t uµueee to 11ve and work end
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mak e hi s home ln Hu J aon, Ma.es. arrived here from
1886.
New Be dford Mass. 1n July of
Jose Teverus.
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Young Mr. Tavares, still in
arrived ln New Bedford o nly
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Tiie name was
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teens,
few days e a rl1ur from
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Sonts Marlo, Azores.
He made his ei ght month long
trip on the whaling bark, "Sera".
It is generally believed that Jose, having
live d on a farm in the A~ores, worke ~ his way to
Hudson 1n search for work.
This must htive been an
ordeal f or he 3poke no English end knew nobody.
He
finally found work on the f8rms ot a Mr. Stow.
Jose Tavares, then, was the very first Portuguese 1mm1grent to settl e and live 1n the town of
Hudson.
come.
In the ensuing do years, many more have
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PORTUGUESE BEf•'<rnE THE TURU OF THE CENTURY
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We can only assume that young Jose Tavares wsa
impressed with this co untry and the little town of
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Hudson for t he following year ht, aent tor his two
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They arrived 1n May of l8ti7.
Unlike Joae, John and
Manual made their trip on a Portuguese aa111ng ship
celled the "Penisular".
abo r ter, 35 days.
Their trip wea a much
Manuel went tJ work on a term
owned by Mr. Stratton and John •Jrked one farm
owned b) Mr. Teele.
The Tavares 3rothers later ~arried end, before
long, Hud5on had second generation Portuguaae.
Jose married a glrl no:_.ed L1iaa Nunes from
Newport, R. I. and the lalend of Pico, AEorea.
They
lefts large family, one of them, Mery (Mrs. Charles
Alves), is still living 1n Hudso11.
Manuel Trevarea
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marri e d a Frt:1 nch girl fro m Marlbo rough.
He ia
aurvived bye daughter, lilra. Antun1a Rainha ot Hudson.
The third brother, John, marrib d a French girl
named Ro ae Veo fro,n Hudson.
He left quite a number
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01' whom now live
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In the year
1888, came Antonio Figueiredo Cheves
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and his sister, Maria, with a baby girl aleo named
In July ot that same ye ur, another young
Maria.
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Hudson.
came from Santa Maria to live and work in
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He was Jose J. Braga who went to work for
the Dunn and Green CompBny, a tannery, whore he
worked until the 1920 1 a when 1t went out
or
bua1neaa.
The f1r r t family to arrive waa the Garcia family
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1n 1~89.
The Garc1a 1 a, Antonio and Maria, came
from the lsl nnd of Sao Miguel, Azores with their
two daughter~, Marie and Amelia, and two sons, Abel
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�(10 ye ur s o ld) and Jec1ntho
(9 y 1:: ars old).
h6 two sisters merri&d.
uall~
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One, Amelio, married
.:o ~e 8 ra 1_ ·n r. nd tbc c ther, Mario, Married .l\ntonio
i-1 1 6 ue11·(Jdo Cheves.
'I'ha brothers also married 1n due
Abel married a F'rench girl from tfarlborough
tlmo.
end Jecintho married Evelin Morin, a French girl
from Hudson.
Meris, the s1stor
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Antonio F. Cheves, married
a Patrick Conner8, and Irishman from the £merald
Isle and Hu d son.
n aria, the beby who cEJme with her,
married Antonio deMello from ~1 arlborough and ~en t6
Mprie.
Ant c nio F. Ch6ves left no ra~ily but his
sister ~&ria, ~rs. Conner~, left two s ons, Patrick
and v,.11:1~.r. Connor s c, f Marlbore,u g h anj two dauf~l;tEJrs
J rs. d (.. .,'i ell c of ::r&rloorourh antl
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Laura :' lollc,
of :-? eel. C,H1d r-i , California.
V:1.ctc rino deBi,iroa and Aueusto
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Correia,
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in t h o ~- I ' t 0ens, arriv e d i n
1893 from
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Gr e en.
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th ·1,1; nt t ::; wc., rk f e r nunn and
Victorino, th6 fir s t Po rtu gueso t o cecome
an A~erlc ~n citizen, ru errled c girl fro m the 1elend
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of Gr eciosa, Azore s.
He l e ft thre& s ons Joh~,
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JotJeph and Aug usto Jr. and a dau ghter, !.1111en of
Hudson.
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In 1898, the lest Por'tugu a se to arrive before
tha turn of th0 c e ntury w6re Antonio R. Luz, Jose J.
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Brage, anrl Joao N. Camara.
Luz and Brn g s, a cousin
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of the fi r st B~ega , migrated fr om Santa ~oria, end
Camara fr o m Sao Ml gual .
Antonie Luz merr~ od a glrl
!'roin t ha islan J of i-'elel, ~zor a s.
Joso Cn:nara
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b arber l n Seo Mi guo l, purs~ed h1 ~ profes~lun
and ope ne d up e barber shop on 8road ~troet.
W1 th the sa
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pl ,) , Hudson now had a small Portu-
guesa colony withln the town.
They settled around
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Of these 0 r1 6 1nal 1mm1 grtm t
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Mro. de~ello (M,;r1a Chtive a)
end }Jr• • .::..uz. nr ~ bo th l! ving in 1'arlborough.
EARLY
19oo•a
In July of 1 900 came Joae J. Almada, his wife
Leonor (Silva) Almada and her brother, Manuel Silva,
from Cambrid ge, Ma sa. and Senta ,v!eria.
the mid 1905' s came the Rainha a:
Along about
father and mother
with aix ~e ns; Vict0rln0, M&nuel, Jose, Antonio,
Mariano, and ~variato, end three daughtura; Rose,
Iaabel and Marla.
Ot t he eleven only two are living
today, Jose end ~1rs. Jose Soeres of Hudson.
Alao in
1905 ceme another family, the Co ~toa; father, mother
and four chil aren; Marla, Auguatln, Elvira (later
lira. John Rio) an d Gil.
Still living toda y art
Augt1stlne and Gil in !:3erlln, Maes.
These pe_ople
�were al l fro~ Seo Mi guul.
In 1907 c&~ti ~&rla (~r1a~) Pereira with three
childrda; Maria, J~c1nth F Jo~o, and ~aria Jose from
:.,an ta d1arie.
~1 v ing to day are ~iro. Jo ee L. Furtado,
JLr a. Jacintha L. !'U rtado end .\-irs. Antonio Pereiro,
ell of hudson.
In this aeme ;year from Sao Miguel,
came two bro ther·s MEiriano and D1n1a Garcia, who ere
still living in Hud ~v n.
Mariano ie the oldest
Portugueau 1n Hudson todey.
In 190$ came Joe~
Pt:istana and his wife from the laland of Uedatra.
FIRST N.UTUAL BENEPIT SOCIETY
In 1908, the Portuguese
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Hudson snd a tew
who llvad in Me rlbououp,h then, top,oth~r formed Lodge
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0f the Portuguese Fre terni ty of the U. S. A.
Their first president was Jose 7 . Grillo, later Father
Grillo oi' Saint An thony Portugu~sa Parish
or
Lowell,
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mu tusl be nef 1 t soc 1e ty, with ::11ck bene-
fits ond doath benefits to 1ts C6Xbers.
Because ot
incr~ssi~g claims and r151ng operating costs the
national or ganization was forced to dl~band in
1937.
'rhe local organization. although having e very stable
treasury disbanded as well.
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to Hudson, all from the Azoraa and ruo~tly from tents
.4er1a end Sao Miguel, but none from the Portuguese
~sinlena until l9lt.
At that time the Apsl&y Rubber
Company expanded and wanted more help and Portugueae
begen arriving from the mainland, or other
cltie ■
and town~ in the United States wherb they had
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oettled, were Jose Simoes who opened a bakery, Pelix
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living today in dudeon of those Portugueee who
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arrivttd first from tbo Portuguese mainland.
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Then, in tho t~cnti~a, a scout••• 1ant by the
Apaley-Firestone Rubber Company to other cities and
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towns for more Porturuese employees for the concern,
and ln a few months, cloae to a thuusand Portuguese
were in Hudson.
The) originally cam• from ell over
Portu gal, Madeira and the Azoree.
The first Portu~ueae grocery store waa o ~ened
to the public ln 1 913 on broad Street.
The store,
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which speciul1zed in LLsny Portugtusse foods, was
owned and operated by Victorino Bairos and Antonio J.
Chaves.
ri'he first clerk we s Jose M. deChave•
who came here in 1910.
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well known c ornet Boluist
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from th.:J old Hud s on ~illtary Band.
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Hudson Portugueso Club and chan~ &d its name to
HUD ~>L~I POR 'I"J GUB3t; CLU J
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aggrei_;&tion played for a c,oo c tiJ&ny ~·ears untll, like
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mo .s t band a, had t o gl vo way anu ;,.akti roc,m f or radio,
telvv is1on a nd o t l:.er E- n tl:;rtainwunt mod la u.L' today.
0 1' t h v twun ty- two urlginol .we ..il>ul'a, only thrtte
are li ving t~d&), Jo~d ~ . Chaves, Virginia P. Carcia
and ~,1chaa .:.. vorcia.
Thcst> puoplu rememb er vividly
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the d €.;y l n l '.)ll playing in the HCJD 2CN PCJHTUGUL SL
'. iMiD wh en Hud son was c0lebrating lts 50th annivu rsary.
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In 1 )15 a (I·ou ~ cf fe ~ilio s f r c,m th~ i uland of
Ir. tl.c tra dition c:,f a " .t-'e s ta" ( /1;1 a 5t) c1.-lvbr11t&d
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in the lzor~s on r r1n1tJ ~unday of evur) year, a
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silver crown ls tn~an to thd church to b8 blesaed
by the priest, and u~ually e little glrl la crowned
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the queen for that day.
Thi s fe6et waa 0r1 g1nsted by ~ue~n Sa int Ieabel
of Portugal in 1300 A. :: . to hom, r the pc,or to whom
she , herself, aerv~d a ~inntir ~n that dr.y.
lt is ~orth notice that this feast, as asid,
which or·i g ins ted ln L~e
I'CJ' al
pal nc& 1n U . abon, v.a&
Azor~£ aLd 1~ still v~ry much in bViJence ln 611 of
t h ~ nin~ 1sl ~n da toda).
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HUDSCN POR 'rU GUESE CLUB
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Tho tlrat Portuguese Club, under the name Hudaon
Sport Club,
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formed in 1919 by a group ot Port-
uguese young men from cont1nenta1 Portugal who lived
then in the section of town kncwn
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headquarter ■
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the Back Bay.
were on the avcond tloor at 86 Apeley
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Joeo P. Rio waa lts tlrat Preaident, and
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1922 when 1ta memb~r• Joined another group
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Portugueae rrom continental Portugal, Madeira and
the Azores end formed the CLUB PORTUGUESE de HUDSOR
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1ta headquarters at 49 Mein
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its new clubhouse on Riverview Street. There purpose
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and the American way
And ao, the
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Portugue ■ e
Club bee••• a center
where the Portugueae ot Hudaon--young and old--would
gather on Saturday night for their outing, dancing,
their regional fol~ danc~a, and to
d1 ■ cuss
their
problems.
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community.
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In 1923 a group or young men fro m the Hudson Por-
tuguese Club formed two soccer ball teema; one retain- ,:
ing the Club name of the Huda c n Portuguese Club
and t~e other known aa the Madeirenae Soccer Ball
Team.
The later being compriaed entirely ot playera
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from the beautiful Portuguea, island ot Madeira.
These two friendly rivals competed in the New
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stalwart teams as the Scandineviana ot Worcester,
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'r he Hudson Portuguese Club proudly dieplaya many
beautiful trophie s won by theae athletic
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Some of the race, in the crowd of apectatora
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at aoccer ball game E today ere well remembered tor
their heroics on the field in their younger daya.
Some of these for ~er players who ~re atill around
are Jose ~. arquea, FE1ustino Mendee, Jose AlYea, Carloa
Alves, Man ·..1el Jfl irunda, Alexandre Abreu, Jose T. Cabral,
Manuel Machado, Olivier Nunes, and Joae M. Ferreira.
Early game a \':ere played at the Old Trot t1ng
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her& that the :nembera of the team toiled many
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cutting end clearing thla field in order to make
it payable.
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Today the club still mana ges to
teama.
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Maeaachuaetta State League, while the "B" team 1a
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that would a a rve club activities auch as; night
achoola, 1occer ball ga mes end a band that was a
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cre dit to the Portu guese Club end the town
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Hudaon.
Late 1n 1 928, lt wa8 vote d to ~uy a tract of land
off River s t~e a t to build a clubhouee, a ball field
and picnic
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On !3vptellber 22, 1933, tho clubhouse wee inau- .
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The Portuguese Club, as it stands today, is
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a momumcnt to the Rrtugueae rece and their stay,
marking their passage in Hudson and for which Hudson
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LADIES' AUXILIARY
When the new clubhouse was 1n&ugur~ted, a
group ot women formed the Led1ee' Auxiliary within
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the club which proved to be very helpful to the club.
Thia group was formad under the leederah1p of the
late Mra. Leonor Almada, Mrs. tlvira Rio, and Mrs.
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ladiee and young girls.
It was in
1939 that the Lad1ea' Aux111ar7 or
the Hudeon Portuguese Club adopted ea their patron
aaint, "Noses Senhora Do Roaar1o De Fatima" (Our
Lady or the Roaary ot Fatima).
They decided in
conjunction with the club to have a teeat every 7ear
in honor of the Pabnon.
'!'hie, they did that year
and every year since, ueually 1n the tirHt pArt
or
July.
It cons1ata of a procession from the club to
the church where they attend
Me~s
or rel1g1oua
aerv1ces, and go beck to the club where dinner ia
served end a bend concert is held.
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night before the feast dey, there 1a slso
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concert ena a display of fircworko that sttrect e
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lot of peopl~ to the club grounds.
The present chtipel where tho Image
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could be ven~rated all the year round, was built
at tho l~ft sido of th~ club entrance by John P. Rio
who offered, gretis, hi ~ e8rvlcos f or the project
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1951.
In the early days, the LHd!ea• Auxiliary cer-
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th& leadership of its Pr~sldent, Mrs. Roao Sousa
Monteiro, end other active ano goo 4 ~•dies, they
still ~rs a gr~at group of workers to whom the club
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la grateful.
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Up until 1910, there were in Hudson only four
Portuguese voter,.
Today thore ere more then one
thousand Portuguese names on our town voting 11st.
On the voting 11st we notice that of those who have
registered, a g reat mojority are Democrats, eome
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Independents, and only tour ere ro g1fltered Republicans. :
It 1a also worthy to mont1on that during World
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battle of Argunn~, ~ranee.
C,n the :'.onor Roll in the main hell of the PorI
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o ;" American h o r n Portu r utH)e boys end
who served du rln t World War II.
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John '.1ous6, Edw a rd (Rainha) Queen, Jose Nevea,
and Jose Far :!- a.
Of tho ti e v-, h c worke d and helped the PortU £.':"ll e se
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of Hud s on to b e c o me citizens, lt la worthy to mt·ntion
the names of J sc M. deChave s, Jo sa :.; • Ferre ire,
t h e t o t e ~:ir ::1 . Le cno r Almeda, and Mrs. Elvira Rio .
Chavee, alon e , th e records show, sponsored 2tn Pol'-
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District
Court 1n .Bost(.)n wherti they bt.ic ame U. :; . Gitlaens •
.i"rom a f e w 1.JUal g rant e of soa:iti sixt-y or seventy
jt::er.s ago and tho~e thot hav0 arrived since, to
prove their worth, stands the ?ortuguee~ Club end
tha beautiful homes that tiey have built or bou ght
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Helena Lucas Santos Collection [1937-2000]
Source
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Donated by Helena Santos.
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UMass Lowell, Center for Lowell History
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JPEG
PDF
TIFF
Language
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English
Portuguese
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Image
Text
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SantosHelena_
Date
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1937-2000
Creator
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Santos, Helena
Santos, Alzira Lucas
Berthiaume, Roger
Cruz, Gabriel
Sousa, Ramiro
Sousa, Lucy
Costa, Emilia
Subject
The topic of the resource
Portuguese American women
Immigrant families
Immigrants
Portugal--Emigration and immigration
Education
Education, Bilingual
Teachers
Political paraphernalia
Dictators
Barbershops
Madeirans
Cultural assimilation
Soccer
World War, 1914-1918
World War, 1939-1945
Veterans
Wedding attendants
Azorean Americans
Family violence
Politics and government
Whaling
Weather forecasting
Oral tradition
Fasts and Feasts
Ethnic food
Model minority sterotype
School field trips
English language--Study and teaching--Foreign speakers
Community organization
Boy Scouts
Wine and wine making
Immigrants--Cultural Assimilation--United States
Portugal--History--Revolution, 1974
Fulbright scholars
Women in higher education
Counseling in higher education
Student counselor
English language--Study and teaching--Foreign speakers
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Alcobaça (Portugal)
Ludlow (Mass.)
Hudson (Mass.)
Azores
Pico Island (Azores)
Santa Maria (Azores)
Boston (Mass.)
Cambridge (Mass.)
Lawrence (Mass.)
Medford (Mass.)
Worcester (Mass.)
Framingham (Mass.)
Somerville (Mass.)
Springfield (Mass.)
Description
An account of the resource
<p>The Helena Lucas Santos Collection contains documents and photographs pertaining to the life and career of Helena Santos, EdD, a Portuguese American educator in Massachusetts. Most of the items focus on her time as a teacher and educator at Hudson Public Schools, where she worked within the ESL and Bilingual Education programs. Also included are various images and writings from bilingual students who attended Hudson Public Schools from 1977-1986.<br /><br />Her doctoral dissertation was titled <a href="https://www.proquest.com/docview/305382111?pq-origsite=gscholar&fromopenview=true">"The Socialization Experience of Cape Verdean, Latina and Portuguese Women Faculty at Four-Year Institutions in Southern New Enland"</a>.</p>
<p><br /><strong>Biographical Sketch</strong></p>
Helena Lucas Santos (b. 1954) is a Portuguese American educator and scholar from Ludlow, Massachusetts. She holds a Doctorate in Higher Education Administration (UMass Boston), a Master’s in Education in Bilingual/Cross-cultural Counseling (Boston University), and a Bachelor's Degree in Portuguese (UMass Amherst). She taught at Hudson Public Schools for 9 years as a teacher and counselor within the English as a Second Language and Transitional Bilingual Education programs. She also served as the Title VII Lau Coordinator from 1982-1986. In 1986, she moved to Bridgewater State University where she worked in the Academic Achievement Center and in 2006 to Lasell University where she served as Assistant Vice President and Dean of Academic Success for the rest of her career. While teaching in Hudson, Helena met David Fox, also from Hudson, and they married in 1984. They have one son, Daniel.<br /><br />Helena was born to Alzira Lucas Santos (1922-2015) and Antonio do Rosario Santos (1920-2019). Alzira was born as the third child to Germano and Gloria Lucas, Portuguese immigrants living in Ludlow, MA. Germano and Gloria decided to move back to Evora de Alcobaça, Portugal to raise their children but, shortly after returning, the two older children passed away. Alzira became the oldest of seven children that followed. It was here that Alzira eventually met her husband, Antonio do Rosario Santos, and they married in 1946.<br /><br />Because she was born in the United States, Alzira held American citizenship. Therefore, she came back to the United States in 1952 and her husband and their daughter, Maria, followed soon after. They settled in Ludlow, MA, where Alzira was born. The Santos’ went on to have two more children: Helena and Jose, and two grandchildren: Daniel Santos Fox and Isabel Corkey Santos. Alzira worked as a seamstress in the local manufacturing companies such as Cromwell Mills, Carter’s Clothing, and Spaulding Sports Corporation. Antonio worked for various companies such as Chapman Valve, Westinghouse, and Moore Drop Forging Co./Danaher Tools.
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Jose Tavares Manuel Tavares John Tavares Joao Tavares Luisa Nunes Tavares Luisa Tavares Mary Tavares Antonia Rainha Antonio Figueiredo Chaves Antonio Chaves Maria Chaves Maria Figueiredo Chaves Jose Braga Jose J. Braga Antonio Garcia Maria Garcia Amelia Garcia Abel Garcia Jacintho Garcia Amelia Braga Amelia Braga Garcia Maria Chaves Maria Braga Chaves Maria Mello Maria deMello Laura Mello Victorino deBairos Augusto S. Correia John Bairos Joseph Bairos Augusto Bairos Jr. Lillian Bairos Antonio Luz Antonio R. Luz Jose J. Braga Jose Braga Joao N. Camara Joao Camara Jose J. Almada Jose Almada Leonor Almada Leonor Silva Almada Manuel Silva Victorino Rainha Manuel Rainha Jose Rainha Antonio Rainha Mariano Rainha Evaristo Rainha Rosa Rainha Isabel Rainha Maria Rainha Jose Soares Maria Couto Augustin Couto Elvira Couto John Rio Gil Couto Maria Freitas Pereira Maria Pereira Jacintha Jose Pereira Maria Jose Pereira Jose L. Furtado Jose Furtado Jacintha L. Furtado Jacintha Furtado Antonio Pereiro Mariana Garcia Dinis Garcia Jose Pestana Jose Grillo Jose T. Grillo Jose Simoes Felix Correia Joao P. Rio Joao Rio Victorino Bairos Antonio J. Chaves Jose M. deChaves Jose deChaves Fred Byron Jose M. Chaves Jose Chaves Virginio P. Garcia Virginio Garcia Michael Garcia Alpidio Barreira Abilio Augusto Jose M. Ferreira Jose Ferreira Jose Marques Faustino Mendes Jose Alves Carlos Alves Manuel Miranda Alexandre Abreu Jose T. Cabral Jose Cabral Manuel Machado Olivier Nunes Leonor Almada Elvira Rio Rita Ferreira Rose Sousa Monteiro Domingos Fortes John Sousa Edward Rainha Queen Edward Queen Jose Neves Jose Faria Jose M. DeChaves Jose deChaves
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Donated by Helena Santos.
Publisher
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UMass Lowell, Center for Lowell History
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In Copyright - Educational Use Permitted: This Item is protected by copyright and/or related rights. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use. In addition, no permission is required from the rights-holder(s) for educational uses. For other uses, you need to obtain permission from the rights-holder(s).
Title
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"The History of the Portuguese in Hudson" by Roger Berthiaume
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1965 circa
Description
An account of the resource
Covers the history of Portuguese in Hudson, starting with the year 1886 when the first Portuguese immigrant settled in Hudson.
Roger Berthiaume was a teacher at J.F.K. Middle School in Hudson, MA.
Creator
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Berthiaume, Roger
Subject
The topic of the resource
Portugal--Emigration and immigration
Immigrants
Portuguese American women
Azorean Americans
Farmers
Barbershops
Madeirans
Cultural assimilation
Soccer
World War, 1914-1918
Veterans
World War, 1939-1945
Coverage
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Hudson (Mass.)
Format
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PDF
Language
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English
Type
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Text
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SantosHelena_126
Apsley Rubber Company
Dunn and Green Company
Feast of Our Lady of Fatima
Feast of the Holy Ghost
Firestone-Apsley Factory
Holy Ghost Society (Hudson, MA)
Hudson Portuguese Band
Hudson Portuguese Club Band
Hudson Sport Club
Irmandade da Santissima Trindade
Lusitania Soccer Club
Madeira Soccer Club
Portuguese American Civic League (Hudson, MA)
Portuguese Fraternity of the USA
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Hudson News-Enterprise Newspaper Collection [1923-1929]
Source
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From the <a href="http://hudson.advantage-preservation.com/">digital archive at the Hudson Public Library</a>.
Publisher
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UMass Lowell, Center for Lowell History
Date
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1923-1929
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No Copyright - United States: The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries.
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PDF
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English
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Text
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Hudson (Mass.)
Description
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This collection includes news clippings focusing on the Portuguese American community in Hudson, MA.
The Hudson News-Enterprise Newspaper Collections provides an overview of the Portuguese community during the 1920s. Hudson, MA has long been known for their Portuguese immigrant community, which was already thriving by the 1920s. Throughout these clippings, details emerge of various Portuguese shop owners, entrepreneurs, and religious leaders. The articles also detail the Portuguese community's attempts to culturally assimilate to American culture, including attendance at Americanization and citizenship classes.
Subject
The topic of the resource
Fraternal organizations
Azorean Americans
Portuguese American women
Catholic Church--Dioceses
Mechanics
Marriage
Soccer
Instrumentation and orchestration (Band)
First Confession and Communion
Fasts and Feasts
Ordination
Priests
Funeral service
Fourth of July
Immigrants
Fire fighters
Falls (Accidents)
Infants--Death
Prohibition
Musicians
Trials
Registers of births, etc.
Farmers
Antique and classic cars
Barbershops
Gunshot wounds
Police
Voter Registration
Immigrants--Cultural Assimilation--United States
Citizenship--Study and teaching
Restaurateurs
Pneumonia in children
Music teachers
Immigrant families
Madeirans
Brazilian Americans
Entrepreneurship
Processions, Religious--Catholic Church
Cultural assimilation
Wine and wine making
Waste disposal
Fasts and Feasts
Assault and battery
Traffic accidents
Catholic Church--Societies, etc.
Meningitis in children
Crohn's disease in children
Tuberculosis
Kidneys--Diseases
Burglary
Communism
Tenement houses
Motion picture theaters
Musical theater
Tailors
Entertainers
Grocer
Real estate agents
Poultry farms
United States. Army.
Veterans
World War, 1914-1918
Personal injuries
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<h2>To view the full scan of this page of the newspaper,<span> </span><a href="http://hudson.advantage-preservation.com/viewer/?i=f&by=1924&bdd=1920&bm=1&bd=4&d=01041924-01041924&fn=hudson_news-enterprise_usa_massachusetts_hudson_19240104_english_4&df=1&dt=8">visit the digital archive at the Hudson Public Library</a>.</h2>
Title
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Joseph Costa bought fruit farm - Hudson News-Enterprise article
Subject
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Farmers
Description
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Joseph Costa of Boston bought fruit farm in Harvard from Frank H. O'Neil.
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From the digital archive at the Hudson Public Library.
Publisher
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Hudson Public Library
Date
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1924-01-04
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No Copyright - United States: The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries.
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PDF
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English
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Text
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Harvard (Mass.)
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Hudson News-Enterprise Newspaper Collection [1923-1929]
Source
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From the <a href="http://hudson.advantage-preservation.com/">digital archive at the Hudson Public Library</a>.
Publisher
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UMass Lowell, Center for Lowell History
Date
A point or period of time associated with an event in the lifecycle of the resource
1923-1929
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No Copyright - United States: The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries.
Format
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PDF
Language
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English
Type
The nature or genre of the resource
Text
Coverage
The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant
Hudson (Mass.)
Description
An account of the resource
This collection includes news clippings focusing on the Portuguese American community in Hudson, MA.
The Hudson News-Enterprise Newspaper Collections provides an overview of the Portuguese community during the 1920s. Hudson, MA has long been known for their Portuguese immigrant community, which was already thriving by the 1920s. Throughout these clippings, details emerge of various Portuguese shop owners, entrepreneurs, and religious leaders. The articles also detail the Portuguese community's attempts to culturally assimilate to American culture, including attendance at Americanization and citizenship classes.
Subject
The topic of the resource
Fraternal organizations
Azorean Americans
Portuguese American women
Catholic Church--Dioceses
Mechanics
Marriage
Soccer
Instrumentation and orchestration (Band)
First Confession and Communion
Fasts and Feasts
Ordination
Priests
Funeral service
Fourth of July
Immigrants
Fire fighters
Falls (Accidents)
Infants--Death
Prohibition
Musicians
Trials
Registers of births, etc.
Farmers
Antique and classic cars
Barbershops
Gunshot wounds
Police
Voter Registration
Immigrants--Cultural Assimilation--United States
Citizenship--Study and teaching
Restaurateurs
Pneumonia in children
Music teachers
Immigrant families
Madeirans
Brazilian Americans
Entrepreneurship
Processions, Religious--Catholic Church
Cultural assimilation
Wine and wine making
Waste disposal
Fasts and Feasts
Assault and battery
Traffic accidents
Catholic Church--Societies, etc.
Meningitis in children
Crohn's disease in children
Tuberculosis
Kidneys--Diseases
Burglary
Communism
Tenement houses
Motion picture theaters
Musical theater
Tailors
Entertainers
Grocer
Real estate agents
Poultry farms
United States. Army.
Veterans
World War, 1914-1918
Personal injuries
Text
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Is Format Of
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<h2>To view the full scan of this page of the newspaper,<span> </span><a href="http://hudson.advantage-preservation.com/viewer/?i=f&by=1923&bdd=1920&bm=8&bd=31&d=08311923-08311923&fn=hudson_news-enterprise_usa_massachusetts_hudson_19230831_english_2&df=1&dt=10">visit the digital archive at the Hudson Public Library</a>.</h2>
Title
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Manuel Cardoza Buys Farm - Hudson News-Enterprise article
Subject
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Farmers
Description
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Manuel Cardoza buys Vandola Whitcomb farm.
Source
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From the digital archive at the Hudson Public Library.
Publisher
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Hudson Public Library
Date
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1923-08-31
Rights
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No Copyright - United States: The organization that has made the Item available believes that the Item is in the Public Domain under the laws of the United States, but a determination was not made as to its copyright status under the copyright laws of other countries.
Format
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PDF
Language
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English
Type
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Text
Coverage
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Hudson (Mass.)