Remembering Horace Freeman Arlington Educator and Mentor
The Observant Citizen recalls Horace A. Freeman of Arlington who died recently Serving as clerk of the Selectmen he led Russell Grammar School and taught boys to think for themselves He emphasized newspaper reading, storytelling in class and personal insight. The piece also notes various local happenings and figures in Arlington and neighboring towns.
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Horace A. Freeman
Arlington
Russell Grammar School
Bo Hby
William J. Brickley
East Boston Relief Hospital
Tufts College
East Boston
Charlestown
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Harvard Medical School
Fads and Fashions Echo Retail Trends of the Season
Paragraph points describe oversized muffs and Beude belts, velveteen gowns, beadwork cravats, aigrettes and plumes, ostrich plumes in basic colors, straight jackets with narrow skirts, soft velour hats, and soft color tones. Coats vary in length. trims on overskirts finish tunics. Persian chiffons and satins decline while gold meshed brocades rise.
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India
Katy Did Comes to Boston Theatre This Week
The Boston Theatre welcomes Katy Did a touring farce adapted from My Friend from Indie. Produced by Joseph M. Galtes the show features a lively score by May Voxses and a company praised for its polished musical performances.
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Boston
Katy
Joseph M. Galtes
May Voxses
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