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tanned in society. She Is a grand
daughter Of Gen. 8. B. NJ Young.

The Longfellow family is one Of the
deep-seated associations which invest
Pittsfleld. Mass :,
The Old Appleton with interest. for it
,r, was in this beauti-
'mans1oA' full Berkshire city
that Henry wadsworth Longfellow
passed some Of the earlier years Of his
married life. Tho poets first wife was
tho daughter Of Nathan. Appleton Of
Boston, who had a country residence
In Ptttsheld. The old Appleton man
sion. colonial in its architecture. is still
standing and is in a perfect state Of
preservation. It was within its in
closure that Longfellow wrote Tho Old
Clock on the Stairs" which 10 ono OF
his most widely read poems. The house
Is on East street. near Appleton ave-
and TO strangers visiting Pittsfield it
IL an object Of interest and veneration
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It IL q regrettable incident connected
with the death the past week Of Mrs.
ri Henry Cabot
Told Of Senator Lodge that her
Lodges Late Wife. who is now in
Berlin with her husband, Mr.. Grafton
Winthrop Minot. was so far distant
when the sad event occurred. Mr.. and
Mrs. Minot arrived in Berlin. whore the
former 10 connected with the American
embassy. a little moro than q month
ago. and they were apprised OF the
recalled, was Miss Constance Gardner,
daughter of Representative and Mrs.
Augustus P. Gardner. the latter the
daughter Of Senator and Mrs. Lodge.
and one Of the brides Of the past sum-
mer. The late Mrs. Lodge was Miss
Anna Cabot Mills Davis. the daughter
of Rear Admiral Charles Henry Davis.
U, s. n, and q granddaughter OF Cnited
states Senator Elijah Mills. She was
born in Cambridge sixty-fve years ago.
Senator and Mrs. Lodge had three chill
dren-Mrs. Augustus P. Gardner. the
late George Cabot Lodge. who married
Miss Elizabeth Davis. daughter of the
late Judge John Davis and his wife.
who was Miss Sarah H Frelinghuysen,
daughter of Theodore Frelinghuysen.
and Mr. John Ellerton Lodge. whose
wife was Miss. Mary c. Connolly Of
Boston The funeral Of Mrs. Lodge was
held from Christ Church, Cambridge.
where she and Senator Lodge were
married in 1871, and was conducted by
Bishop Lawrence.
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Once again tho little love god. Cupid.
has triumphed over science. Once again
tho romantic
No Germs in q college maiden
Friendship Frame. her room In
Vulnerable photographs Of her adorers
and have no fear of tho dreaded germs
that filter in with the dust.
The pride Of every college girls
heart used to be the collection OF
photos of her youthful admirers as dis
played upon the walls of her rooms.
But not 30 in the last year or two.
You cannot clutter up your room
with a lot Of pictures to catch the dust
and gerns'' has been the edict in most
schools And woe to the maiden who
must face her preoeptress for breaking
this rule
But this year tho maidens have gone
to their colleges with Joy. for once
again they have carried with them all
the photographs Of their treasure box.
and these will be proudly displayed In
a new way. a Friendship frame"
A friendship frame is made any size
the girl may want it, and is SO ar
ranged that the glass can be removed
easily and any number OF pictures
added in informal array at any time.