Word: puritanism
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Cambridge St.Lyons, M. J., Persis Smith C 23.McCabe, E. H., Standish C 51.McClure, J. N., Standish C 21.McComb, A. K., Gore B 11.McDonald, M. T., Gore D 12.McDonald, A. D., George Smith C 12.MacDougall, A. E., Persis Smith A 34.McElwain, D. M., James Smith A 24.MacFarland, P., 73 Puritan Rd., Swampscott.McGillen, G. F., 161 Cypress St., Brookline.M'Graht, F. D., Gore B 25.MacGregor, F. S., 11 Herbert St., Somerville.McIndoe, W. C., Gore E 22.MacIntyre, H. N., 16 Dighton St., Brighton.McKee, G. N., Gore B 35.Mackie, T. T., Standish B 22.MacKenzie, A. G., 1220 Cambridge St.Mackenzie, D. J., Gore B 45.MacKinnon...
Aldrich-Clisbee Co., Confectioners; American Fountain Pen Co.; art dealers: J. F. Olsson & Co., Varsity Arts and Crafts Shop; florists: H. R. Comley, N. Fishelson & Son, Howard's Flower Shop; hotels: Lenox, Puritan, Oxford: opticians: A. A. Carter, A. E. Covelle, Pinkham & Smith, J. W. Sanborn; photographers: Byrd Studios, E. Chickering, Garo Studios, A. L. Jamieson, Notman Studio, Pach Bros.; tailors: J. Henry Bean, M. Bornstein, F. H. Clarke, F. Daley, Guilford, Kendrich & Ladd, J. A. Hawkes, U. A. Ridley, J. J. Wallace; theatres: Boston Opera House, Castle Square; miscellaneous: Boston Arena, N. A. Dewitt (dentist), Harvard Auto Co., Harvard...
...Hasty Pudding Club, Camb. 230 Institute of 1770, Camb. 23414 Iroquois Club, Camb. 890 Kalumet Club, Camb. 1416 Kappa Gamma Chi, Camb. 23410 Kappa Sigma, Camb. 2354-R Owl Club (Phi Delta), Camb. 1765 Phoenix Club, Camb. 282 Pi Eta Society, Camb. 22405 Porcellian Club, Camb. 626 Puritan, Haymarket 1683 Signet Club, Camb. 2354-W Somerset, Haymarket 1731 Southern Club, Camb. 3298-J Speakers' Club, Camb. 122 Spee Club, Camb. 962 Sphinx Club, Camb. 22593 St. Botolph, Back Bay 5376 Tennis and Racquet, Back Bay 2360 Theta Delta Chi, Camb. 23450 Union Club, Haymarket 589 University Club, Back...
...nature of things that Dr. Fitz should have built up an exceptionally lucrative practice. His contributions were more in the individual and the scientific order. Nor did the material things of his profession attract him. His manner of life remained throughout, simple, with just a dash of Puritan austerity. He was so much more interested in his profession than in the outward shows of life that he apparently gave them little thought or none. His quiet, sober achievement and its great contribution to the sum of human happiness prompts once more to acknowledgment of that sturdy quality...
...Annual dinner of Lawrence Scientific School Association, at Hotel Puritan, Boston...