. New Boston; a chronicle of progress in developing a greater and finer city--under the auspices of the Boston-1915 movement. s. William Lowell Putnam. PUBLICATION COMMITTEE Mrs. Fannie Fern Andrews, Civic ConferenceArthur Bumham, Fine and Industrial Arts Con-ferenceDr. Richard C. Cabot, Health ConferenceJohn H. Fahey, Charter memberGeorge B. Gallup, Contributing MemberIrving T. Guild, City Plan ConferenceMrs. Emma S. Gulliver, Education ConferenceSolomon Lewenberg, Contributing MemberWilliam E. Litchfield, Business ConferenceFrank S. Mason, Youth Conference
. New Boston; a chronicle of progress in developing a greater and finer city--under the auspices of the Boston-1915 movement. s. William Lowell Putnam. PUBLICATION COMMITTEE Mrs. Fannie Fern Andrews, Civic ConferenceArthur Bumham, Fine and Industrial Arts Con-ferenceDr. Richard C. Cabot, Health ConferenceJohn H. Fahey, Charter memberGeorge B. Gallup, Contributing MemberIrving T. Guild, City Plan ConferenceMrs. Emma S. Gulliver, Education ConferenceSolomon Lewenberg, Contributing MemberWilliam E. Litchfield, Business ConferenceFrank S. Mason, Youth Conference Mary Boyle OReilly, Charities and Cor-rection ConferenceWilliam H. Pear, Charities and Correction Con-ferenceGeorge E. Roewer, Railroad BrotherhoodsLeonard J. Ross, Industrial Relations ConferenceMrs. John B. Suckling, Youth ConferenceMrs. May Alden Ward, Womens ClubsMiss Mary C. Wiggin, Co-operative ConferenceMyron E. PierceFred J. McLaughlin Entered as second-class malter at the Boslort Post Office _ JAMES P. MUNROE, Editor-in-Chief LEWIS E. PALMER. RAYMOND P. EMMONS. Advertising Manager. NEW ENGLAND SCHOOL DIRECTORY THE RIDGE SCHOOL. Founded by William Gold Brinsmade. In the High-lands of Litchfield County. A home school for older to twenty. A large faculty enables us to giveparticular attention to each boy. Illustrated catalog. Washington, Conn. De Meritte School 815 BOYLSTON ST., BOSTON Twelfth Year A preparatory school for boys wlio want an educa-tion. The UPPER GRADE prepares for college andthe scientific schools. The LOWER GRADE gives to boys from ten tofourteen years of age a careful training for the workof the upper grade. EDWIN De MERITTE, A. B., Prin. FRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN, SPANISH, ETC., ETC. The Berlitz School of Languages BOSTON BRANCH: 132 BOYLSTON STREET Telephone Oxford 23958 If you have never studied a language and wish toearn m the shortest time to speak, read and write thatlanguage, come to THE BERLITZ SCHOOL. I
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