Boston of to-day; a glance at its history and characteristicsWith biographical sketches and portraits of many of its professional and business men . ired merchant. The Swiftscame from Barnstable and the Perrys from Bristolcounty. He was prepared for college at Phillips(Exeter) Academy, and graduated from Harvard1871. He read law in New Bedford with Marston& Crapo for one year, and then spent two years atthe Harvard Law School, graduating in 1874. Hewas admitted to the Suffolk bar the same year andbegan practice soon after. He has continued suc-cessfully in general practice, largely corporation
Boston of to-day; a glance at its history and characteristicsWith biographical sketches and portraits of many of its professional and business men . ired merchant. The Swiftscame from Barnstable and the Perrys from Bristolcounty. He was prepared for college at Phillips(Exeter) Academy, and graduated from Harvard1871. He read law in New Bedford with Marston& Crapo for one year, and then spent two years atthe Harvard Law School, graduating in 1874. Hewas admitted to the Suffolk bar the same year andbegan practice soon after. He has continued suc-cessfully in general practice, largely corporationbusiness, with Russell Gray, now at No. 50 Statestreet. He is attorney in Boston for the Atchison,Topeka, & Santa Fe Railroad. In politics he isDemocratic. He was a member of the lower houseof the Legislature in 1882, serving on the committeeon finance. In 1879 and 1880 he represented theRepublican Ward 9 in the common council, as aDemocrat. In January, 1892, he was appointed byGovernor Russell a member of the board of harbor 4i6 BOSTON OF TO-DAY. and land commissioners. He is a member of theSomerset and Union Clubs, of the Young Mens. L I,.^^^
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