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...following men have been appointed to the Business Board of the Sophomore Blue Book, it was announced yesterday by E. W. Marshal, chairman of the board: Milton Bachrach Glick of Willard, Ohio; Harding Carruth Newman of Concord; Benjamin Apthorp Gould Thorndike of Boston; Reginald Franklin Conroy Vance of Fredericksburg, Virginia; and Leopold Alan Weisman of New York City. A picture of the entire Blue Book Board will be taken at 1.05 o'clock today at Notman's Studio...
Married. Clark Howell, 61, editor and publisher of the Atlanta Constitution, to Mrs. Julian S. Carr, Jr., of Durham, N. C.; at Concord...
Before the meet, Franklin Hollis '27, of Concord, N. H., was elected captain of the team. Hollis lost only one of his encounters yesterday and was the star performer of the team against Andover last week...
...diary of Lieutenant John Barker from 1774 to 1776: The British in Boston. This volume covers the daily life of the British troops during the siege of Boston and also gives accounts of the battles of Lexington, Concord, and Bunker Hill...
Three quarters of a century ago, Boston was acknowledged throughout the country to be the intellectual center of America; Emerson meditated in Concord, and Oliver Wendell Holmes scintillated daily at the breakfast table. It was a period of literary brilliance, and the chilly reaches of the Back Bay were warmed under the sun of national esteem. Of late years, however, Boston has lost much of its quondam glory. Its great ones have departed, and the eiderdown quilt of mediocrity has descended upon its literature and its drama...