The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress . elves in the profes-sional life of the Granite State. The first of these to enter the pro-fession was Dr. C. Gertrude Locke ofNashua, a daughter of the late F. Locke, himself a wellknown dental practitioner of theSecond City, who also has three sis-ters in active professional life, onebeing a practising physician in NewYork City, another in the same pro-fession in Nashua and a third en-gaged in a still more novel field for awoman—that of architecture—also inher home city. Doctor Locke wasgraduated from the B
The Granite monthly : a magazine of literature, history and state progress . elves in the profes-sional life of the Granite State. The first of these to enter the pro-fession was Dr. C. Gertrude Locke ofNashua, a daughter of the late F. Locke, himself a wellknown dental practitioner of theSecond City, who also has three sis-ters in active professional life, onebeing a practising physician in NewYork City, another in the same pro-fession in Nashua and a third en-gaged in a still more novel field for awoman—that of architecture—also inher home city. Doctor Locke wasgraduated from the Boston DentalCollege (now Tufts) in 1895, andimmediately commenced practice inher native city, fitting up a finely ap-pointed office in the family residenceat 11 Amherst Street, where sue hascontinued with great success, withonly such interruptions as have comefrom absence for the purpose of post-graduate study in her profession. The second woman to engage indental practice in New Hampshire,and who has attained notable suc-cess in a comparatively short time, is / 4 i 1. \ \ * Alice Gertrude Harvie. Alice Gertrude Harvie, a native ofCrewe. near Chester. CheshireCounty. England, a daughter ofThomas and Elizabeth (Watt) Harvie, born October 1874. Her 198 A JSew Field for Women parents were of Scotch ancestry, hermother being a relative of JamesWatt, the inventor of the steam en-gine. Coming to America in 1894, withher sister, Marion, now Mrs. Harry of Indianapolis (both young-ladies being ambitious to avail them-selves of the superior educational ad-vantages and more promising field ofeffort presented in this country) shesoon found a position in the office ofthat eminent dental practitioner. A. Brackett of Newport,Rhode Island, where she worked andstudied for several years, entering thePhiladelphia. Dental College in 1898,and graduating three years subsequently pursued post-grad-uate study at Tufts and elsewhere,and finally located in pract
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