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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1912

Page

11

Observant Citizen Highlights Boston and New England Notes

A Boston Observant Citizen column surveys local recollections and notable figures. It mentions Dr. Pickering of Portsmouth tracing Lincoln era routes, Capt Harry Lay at Charlestown Navy Yard, Countess Goetzen connections, and reminiscences of old Boston venues plus recent travels of local officials and businessmen.

Charlestown Navy Yard Harry Lay Washington Countess Goetzen Prussia Count Goetzen Legation Miss May Lowney Baltimore Bay State Lowneys

Good-by to the World A Poem by Emerson

Poem in which Emerson bids farewell to flattery wealth and society. The speaker longs for a private home among green hills and nature, finding true worship in solitude away from crowded life and human pride. He envisions lakes and pines and silent communion with God.

So you don’t believe it Aunt Hitty asks and warns

A reader recalls a vacation ramble in a pine woods where a sudden encounter with a man driving a go cart pulled by a dog leads to a tale of mistaken judgments. The dog trainer explains his quiet work dressing a dog as a baby for a disabled girl, underscoring how easily people misread others.

Nhicture Aunt Hitty

Taft to Attend World Chambers of Commerce Banquet

The fifth international congress of Chambers of Commerce will host a formal banquet at the Copley Plaza Hotel on Thursday evening Sept. 26. President Taft Governor Foss Mayor Fitzgerald and Louis Canon Legrand head the speaker lineup with two delegates chosen to represent foreign guests. President Joseph B. Russell will preside at the event and a reception runs 6:30 to 7:30 p.m.

United States Fifth International Congress of Chambers of Commerce Congress Copley Plaza Hotel Taft Foss Fitzgerald Louis Canon-Legrand International Congress Joseph B. Russell Chamber

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