Boston of to-day; a glance at its history and characteristicsWith biographical sketches and portraits of many of its professional and business men . ed Sept. 25, 1875, in Fitchburg, to MissEmma L., adopted daughter of Dr. H. H. Brig-ham ; they have two children, Laura A. and EthelA. Woodworth. WoRiHEN, Albert Parker, son of Samuel Sarah F. (Parker) Worthen, was born inBridgewater, , Sept. 8, 1861. He attainedhis education in the town schools of Bristol, ,and the New Hampton Institute, from which hegraduated in 1881. He studied law in the Bos-ton University Law School. Graduating
Boston of to-day; a glance at its history and characteristicsWith biographical sketches and portraits of many of its professional and business men . ed Sept. 25, 1875, in Fitchburg, to MissEmma L., adopted daughter of Dr. H. H. Brig-ham ; they have two children, Laura A. and EthelA. Woodworth. WoRiHEN, Albert Parker, son of Samuel Sarah F. (Parker) Worthen, was born inBridgewater, , Sept. 8, 1861. He attainedhis education in the town schools of Bristol, ,and the New Hampton Institute, from which hegraduated in 1881. He studied law in the Bos-ton University Law School. Graduating in 1885,he was admitted to the bar the same year. Sincethat time he has jiractised his profession, withoffices in Boston and Weymotith. Mr. Worthen isunmarried. Wkichi, George, son of Samuel and Ann (Tone)Wright, was born in Harlem (New York city), in1847. He was educated in the public schools, andbegan his business career as clerk in a down-townoffice when a lad of fourteen. At a later period hetook up ball-playing, and in course of time, whenyet a young man, became a noted athlete and base-ball iilaver. He has been a member of the L^nion ^^. GEORGE WRIGHT. 456 BOSTON OF TO-DAY. equalled. He is now of the well-known Bostonfirm of Wright & Ditson, dealers in athletic Wright was married in 1872, to Miss AbbieA. Coleman ; they have four children : Lillie A.,Georgiana, Beals Coleman, and Irving CloutmanWright. WvMAX, Hknrv A., was born in Skowhegan, Me.,Feb. 3, 1861. He received his early education inhis native place. At the age of fourteen years hecame to Boston and was employed here in awholesale store. After a few years, having savedsufficient money, he went to Baltimore, Md., wherehe studied privately under his uncle. ProfessorLovejoy, dean of the late Baltimore returned to Boston, and was engaged as secre-tary to the chief engineer of the Hoosac held this position one year and then enteredthe Michigan University, but remained there onlya shor
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