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...Blair, T. S., III, Gore D 33. Bearsdell, C. B., Persis Smith B 33. Blake, P. C., Persis Smith C 12. Blanchard, M., Standish C 43. Blodgett, M., James Smith A 34. Bloomberg, A. I., 70 Franklin Ave., Chelsea. Blum, C., Jr., Persis Smith B 12. Blum, J., 1862 Beacon St., Brookline. Boal, H. W., Persis Smith C 42. Bocher, F., Gore A 44. Boles, W. J., 6 Cushing Terrace, Dorchester. Bornstein, M., 83 Waumbeck St., Roxbury. Boyce, R. F., George Smith A 22. Boyden, P. B., James Smith C 33. Brett, L. E., 8 Magnolia St., Malden. Brazer...
About 9,000 men and women will march in a suffrage parade in Boston this afternoon. A Harvard section of more than thirty men will lead the college division. This section will form at 4.30 o'clock at the corner of Arlington and Beacon streets, and all Harvard men who sympathize with equal suffrage should be there at that time...
...line (which will include about 9,000 men and, women) will start at five sharp along Beacon street, march past the State House to be reviewed by the Governor and Mayor, go up Washington street, and back down Tremont, disbanding in the Common at Park street. The Harvard section will form at four thirty at the corner of Arlington and Beacon streets, and all those who sympathize with equal suffrage should be there at that time. The various college groups will carry banners in their own colors, and the seniors and graduates will wear caps and gowns...
Although the expenses of travelling to and from the Orient are naturally large, the salary paid and the necessities supplied would lessen the cost considerably. The American Board, 14 Beacon street, Boston, provides all the fixed expenses, including room, board, heat, light, laundry and so forth. In some exceptional case the Board may give a salary, although it makes no official provision for it. Twenty positions may be obtained for one year by college graduates through the liberal policy of this Board...
...essays must be typewritten and must not exceed 1000 words in length. Essays should reach Dr. James L. Tryon, secretary of the Massachusetts Peace Society, 31 Beacon street, Boston, not later than March...