Miss Grace Dutton to Wed Henry J Fraser of Brookline
Grace C Dutton expert ice skater and Brookline High School graduate will wed Henry J Fraser bond salesman of 460 Audubon Road Brookline in late April likely April 28 The ceremony will be by Rev Leonard Storrs and the wedding will be a quiet home affair Fraser is 31 and the son of William J Fraser of Liverpool England Duttons include Er ness W Dutton and Gertrude Dutton with father as East Boston commission merchant manager
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Grace C. Dutton
J. Winthrop Dutton
Winthrop Road
Brookline
Henry J. Fraser
Audubon Road
Leonard Storrs
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Miss Dutton
Boston
Gertrude Dutton
Mr. Fraser
William J. Fraser
Liverpool
England
New Owners for Somerville Paper
The Somerville News was purchased by Somerville Press Incorporated and will be renamed the Somerville Press. Charles Leo Shea, a Democrat State central committee member, will serve as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Somerville News
Somerville Press, Incorporated
Somerville Press
Charles Leo Shea
Democratic State Central Committee
Just David and the Russian Hospitality in Literature
Review notes Pollyanna author Eleanor Porter on Just David from Houghton Mifflin Co. and praises Petrograd Past and Present by William Barnes Stevens. The column discusses breathing for health, new Jewish novel The Abyss by Nathan Kussy, and a child play The Steadfast Princess by Cornelia L Meigs, plus poultry lessons from the American Poultry Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Porter
David
Houghton, Mifflin & Co
Boo
Nathan Kussy
Macmillan Company
American Poultry Association
The
Lippincotts
Leghorn
Gott
Madame Leghorn
Maasine Miscellany on The North American Review
The piece reviews multiple articles in the North American Review including Colonel Harvey on preparedness, Arthur Quiller-Couch on The Workmanship of the Merchant of Venice, and Miss Repplier on American life. It praises balanced critique, highlights Helen Keller, Sydney Brooks on Americanism, and notes Brooks's view of a calmer American temperament contrasted with continental critics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago University
Arthur Quiller-Couch
North American Review
Sir Arthur
Merchant of Venice
Brooks
Atlantic Monthly
Repplier
Helen Keller
Safety First Clock Installed at Copley Square
The Boston Elevated Railway installs a safety first clock at the Copley Square outward bound station. The dial uses letters spelling safety always rather than numerals. The device doubles as a timepiece and safety warning and will be rolled out to other stations citywide.
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Boston Elevated
Copley Square
Boston Elevated Railway Company
Homestead bill favored in committee
The legislative committee on social welfare approved a bill authorizing a $50,000 state appropriation to buy land and build homes for working people under a new homestead law. The Homestead Commission would select sites plan dwellings and arrange installment payment.
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Legislative Committee On Social Welfare
Former Medical Society Head Dead
Concord March 24 Dr. Granville Priest Conn of this city formerly president of the New Hampshire Medical Society and member of the State Railroad Commission died today at Wayne Pennsylvania He was Civil War assistant surgeon of the Twelfth Vermont regiment and later compiled and edited a history of New Hampshire surgeons in that war
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Concord
Granville Priest Conn, S
The
New Hampshire Medical Society
State Railroad Commission
Wayne, Penn
Vermont
New Hampshire
Henry Monahan of Bark Silius Coming
Henry Monahan 22 of Blossom Street was aboard the Norwegian bark Silius when it was destroyed by bombs from a German aeroplane. He is a passenger on the British steamer Taxandrier which left Havre March 12 and is due in New York next Friday. Monahan has been away two years. his mother will meet him in New York and bring him home.
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Sydney Brooks
Brooks
United States
Greenwood Cemetery
San Francisco
Mississippi River
Cook
Brooklyn
Turkey
America
New York
Washington
Mr. Brooks
Henry Monahan
Blossom Street
Monahan
Havre
Tone Poem by Boston Composer The Parting of Launcelot and Guinevere
Edward Burlingame Hill's symphonic poem The Parting of Launcelot and Guinevere, based on Stephen Phillips, was premiered by the Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Karl Muck in Symphony Hall. The work drew keen interest for Hill's recognized mastery and refined orchestration.
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Edward Burlingame Hill
Launcelot
Guinevere
Stephen Phillips
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Karl Muck
Symphony Hall
Hill
Mosaic of Small Motifs in Guinevere and Launcelot Tone Poem
A reviewer praises the tone poem blending Guinevere and Launcelot themes with modern orchestral colors and expresses admiration for moments of flight and sincerity. The piece is noted as a mosaic rather than a continuous whole, with Hill's work earning respect though not matching its best parts. Dr. Muck conducts. criticisms target Volkmann and Cornelius forecasts, while Mendelssohn’s Symphony receives favorable reception.
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Guinevere
Hill
Dr. Muck
Cornelius
Volkmann
Mendelssohn
Tralian
Liszt
Muck
Warnke
Nightly Tragic Meeting in Phillips Poem
The poem portrays Launcelot and Guinevere meeting near a convent after her vow of seclusion. A midnight ride, a denied kiss, and memories of a May night haunt them. Guinevere hopes for God as the lovers part, Guinevere nearing deathlike birth, while music swells with trumpet fanfares and dark emotion.
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Phillips
Launcelot
Guinevere
Brown Univ Men for Plattsburg Drills
Providence March 4 A full company of Brown University students may attend the summer camp at Plattsburg this year if Major G Edward Buxton plans are accepted More than 75 Brown men are now enrolled in Battery A Light Artillery R I N G the crack military organization of the State Members have orders to be prepared to leave for Mexico in six hours if required.
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Providence
Brown University
Plattsburg
G. Edward Buxton
Brown
Battery A
Light Artillery
Mexico
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Paris
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Sunday Post
Somerville Paper
By John Kendrick Bangs
Styx
Lyceum
John R. Neill
Century CO
By William Macharg
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Little, Brown & Company
William Barnes Stevens
Petrograd
Lippincott Company
Europe
Russia
Kazan
Nicholas
William Tee Soward
Cornelia L. Meigs
Drama League of America
Maasine Miscellany
Arthur Spee Morleyay
Harvey
White House
Congress
Oklahoma
Texas
Mascellanist
Laurence Laughlin
Medical Society
Silius
Symphony
BY Olin Downes
Brown Univ
Just Tavid
Eleanor H.porter
Usher
Pollyanna
Miss Billy
Marco
Houghton Mifflin CO
Park St
Fifth Wheel
Olive Higgins Proue
Bobbie
Ireland
By Francis O Sullivan Tighe
Conal
Etain
Times
Charles Scribner’s Sons
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