Word: clarendon
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...chain--which has branches as far away as Moscow and Stockholm--has purchased a site at 131 Clarendon St., formerly Jason's Restaurant, said Benjamin A. Kilgore, who is in charge of Boston public relations for the chain...
...stepchildren also have prevented their half-sister from using Clarendon Court, the palatial Newport mansion where Mrs. von Bulow twice became comatose during Christmas holiday visits...
...Festival of Light and Song: A Rosebud in June Cocert to traditional songs, arranged for a capolla voices. New England Life Hall, 225 Clarendon St., Boston, 861-0649 Sat. only...
...would be most at home in a uniform, he has taken to draping his 6-ft. 3-in. frame with the occasional plaid sport coat instead of the somber suits of the first trial. Last week, as Corinne Grande, the presiding judge, led jurors on a walking tour of Clarendon Court, the family mansion in Newport and the alleged scene of the crime, Von Bulow strayed over to the kennel to play with the three golden retrievers he has not seen in more than three years. Suddenly he broke down. He quickly removed a paisley pocket-square, dabbed away...
...century until the epochal year 1933. It was then that a young American instructor named Gordon Haight came across a cache of Eliot letters in the Yale University Library. For the next 50 years Haight devoted himself to the correspondence. He became the general editor of the definitive Clarendon Edition of Eliot's novels and, in 1968, produced a fine, now standard biography. Haight's crowning achievement was an edited and annotated edition of her letters. Largely as a result of these efforts, Eliot has re-emerged whole from the Victorian era, as a novelist and as a woman...