. Massachusetts of today : a memorial of the state, historical and biographical, issued for the World's Columbian exposition at Chicago. . th. Simul-taneously with hiselection to the pres-idency of the OldColony RailroadCompany he waselected to the pres-idency of the OldColony Steam-boat Company. has been adirector and vice-president of the NewEngland Trust Com-pany for severalyears, and is vice-president of the Mas-sachusetts HospitalLife Insurance Coni-])any ; InU witli theseexceptions he has de-clined to accept anyoffice in addition tothose in which hehas won so much dis-tinction,
. Massachusetts of today : a memorial of the state, historical and biographical, issued for the World's Columbian exposition at Chicago. . th. Simul-taneously with hiselection to the pres-idency of the OldColony RailroadCompany he waselected to the pres-idency of the OldColony Steam-boat Company. has been adirector and vice-president of the NewEngland Trust Com-pany for severalyears, and is vice-president of the Mas-sachusetts HospitalLife Insurance Coni-])any ; InU witli theseexceptions he has de-clined to accept anyoffice in addition tothose in which hehas won so much dis-tinction, and the du-ties and responsibil-ities of which aresufficiently exactingfor the abilities ofany one adminis-trator. Mr. Choate was married in Utica, N. Y., Nov7, 1855, to Elizabeth W., daughter of Edward andHannah (Thompson) Carlile, of Providence, R. I. Ofthis union were five children: Edward C, Sarah C.(wife of J. Montgomery Sears), Margaret M. (wifeof Nathaniel I. Bowditch), Helen, and Charles , Jr. The last-named is a successful lawyer inBoston. Mr. Choate lives on Beacon Street, and hiscountrv residence is in BOSTON. 18^ T() the great majority of lawyers success at the barcomes only after many years of struggle. To L. Dillaway, however, it came before he had evenbeen admitted to the bar. At the age of nineteen,while studying in the office of A. A. Ranney and NathanMorse, he argued his first brief before the full bench ofthe Massachusetts Su])reme Court, and won his success was followed by an almost unbroken lineof legal victories, quite unprecedented in a young man,until, at the age ofthirty-six, Mr. Dilla-way retired frompractice to devotehis entire time to hisvast financial inter-ests. Born in Bos-ton, Feb. 17, 1852,Mr. Dillaway is adescendant of one ofthe oldest Bostonfamilies. He waseducated in the pub-lic schools, and aftergraduating at theEnglish High Schoolhe took a specialcourse at Harvard,graduating from thelaw department i nthe
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