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• 11_ioxbury Hi4oric.1 Association,

25th Anniversary.

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Clitts.

Aegent Street.

Shawmut Avenue.

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' Skating.

2

Harri s pond.

French' s pond.

Coasting.

Nawn' s hill .

Honey suckle hill.

Swimming..

Savin Hill.

Churches .

T omtv Roc k.

Ykve4,:uf,


Dr. Putnams.

St. James.

Box Pews.

Studley, Organist.

Pinafore.

IV.

A separate communit;i.

Far fran Boston.

Independent socia.1 life.

IIi_ghland Railroad Conrpany.

Plaid cars.


(4)

2 conductors.

Handsome uniforms.

Even the tickets were worksof Art.

V.

Public Schools.

Universally attended.

(1) Miss Weston's private school

(2) ainthrep Primary School.

Miss Brooks.

(3) Lewis Grammer School.

Boardman.


(5)

King.

Liss Jeaverns.

(4) Roxbury Latin school.

Founded by John Eliot.

25 years after landingof pilgrims.

Teachers.

Collar.

Daniels.

Forbes.

Dr. Withington.

Julius Erchberg.


(5)

(6)

-7 years there.

Latin as freely asEnglish.

Graveyard. Dandelions.

Crymnasiu4.

Foot Ball - Rugby game.

Baseball. Miller's field.

Military Drill.

Bacon Hall,

Brig.,3en.Hobart 1.1oore.

Upton's tactics.


(7)

'Adjutant.

Corner bakery.

Washington pie.

Eternal dyspepsia.

(6) Centennial day, 1876.

=Mary parade.

Dr. Putnam's Church.

Oration.

Gen. Horace BinneySergent.

VI

Social Diversions.

Zennedy Hall.

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Lyceum Course.

John B. Gough.

Wendell Phillipps.

Opera Troups.

°Tom Karl.

Barnabee.

Song; The Cork Leg.

Institute Hall.

Spelling Bees.

4th of July.

Peter LicCann.


11.•

(9)

Drummer bcy of Ialvern Hill.

Roxbury City Guard. Blue.

Norfolk Guards. Gray.

VII.

1.4:4Prominent Citizens. ri

Dr. Putnam. Eliot Church.

Percy Browne. St. JameINs.

Charles Kaillaway.

Edward Everett Hale.

Wm. Lloyd Garrison.

J:A,t0.4idayor Curtis, Lewis. better.

Nayor & Governor Gaston.


(10)

%Nathll J. Bradlee. House.

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Mayor O'Brien.

james B. For jth.AI

a‘c4147

Col. vim. T. Olin.

Secretary of State.

Baseball.

C.S.H. ran ag-inst.*UNtia45.60

Mr. and Mrs. omz Barry.Actor.

C. Leslie Men.

Viola Allen.

Col. A. D. Hodges.

AttatEve44 uA


Roxbury Borse Guards.

Parade. Wig blown off.

Gen. Nelson A. Lilies.

Col. Ravmond Lee.

Capt. John B. Swift.

Plymouth.

Night before election.

arairal Winslow.

Rearsarge Avenue.

Stern and drastic.

VIII.

School and klaymates.


(12)

• Joe1.3eaverns. Member of. .Farlifannnt.

William A. Gaston.

Henry Nawn. SA•44016"kpLAA?

Rev. E. S. Ro smaaire.

/4%-i.4411Rev. Percy Grant.

Rev. Walter Smith.

Rev. Augustus Lord.

Rev. dilfred Robbins.

Good Boy.

Pin under 3eat.


Prof. Grandgent.

Prof. Kittredge.

Prof. Haskell.

Judge LcLaughlin.

1:ed Curtis.

Howard Walker.

Curtis Guild.

IX.

Historical Land Larks.

Eustis Street Burying Ground.

Tomb of Governor Dudley.

lIncestor of H. P. H.


(14)

Home of Gilbert Stuart.

Roxbury High Fort.

Warren Homestead.

X.

Shirley-Eustis House.

Shirley Street. Mt. PleasamL.

(1) Governor Shirley.

Governor Mass. Bay.1741-1756

Built House. 1750

"Shirley Palace".

1756. Washington a guest.

Care to explain death ofson at Braddock's defeat

in battle of Llonongahela.


(15)

(1) Gov'r Shirlez (Con't.)

1757. Govr of BahAias.

1769. Returned to Boston.

1771. Died.Buried in Zings Chapel.

burying ground.

(2) Governor Dastis.

Gov'r. 1623 - 1825

Secretary of War. 1809-1812.

Linister to Holland.1815-1816.

studied under Dr. JosephWarren.


(16)

Served. through Rev.dar.

Died. in office. 1825

1824. Lafayette guest of

Nation:: visited .Roxbury

Saluted by High Fort.

Escorted by:

Norfolk Guards.

Dorchester Rifles.

Grand .A;ch accross Wash-

ingtOn Street.

At site of old

fortifications.


(17)

flext Day.

Grand dinner - ShirleyEustis House.

Gen. Dearborn, et als,present.

Lafayette said:

Could drive coach andfour up staircase.

(3) Lladage Bustis.

Kept the house for many yearsexactly as when Gov.Eustis died.

(4) Shirley4.ustis Association.

Have bought the House.


(18)Ultimately - give to L'ewEngland Society for Pre-servation of New EnglandAntiquities.

Mortgage of 42,000.

Woodbury Langdon. Portsmouth.

Benefactor.

Lephew of both Gov'r and;:ers. Eustis.

Mrs. Ilz.unl in.

Collateral descendent ofGay. Shirley.

Direct descendent of Gay.Eustis.

Eas much furniture ofGov. Lustis.


(19)

Also Gova;ustis's watch.

Order of Society of Cin-cinnati. Signed by 'aash-ington.

Glad to return all.

Patriotic societies shouldreptoreirooms.4La/144to al>131

_

Development of our Country.

(1) Indians.

Committee of coreespondence

Battles of Lexington andConcord.

_Continental Congress.


(20)

- Articles of Confederation.

Constitution of U. S.

(2) Original conception.

Union of States.

Jealous of National Gov't.

Now a Nation.

WebOer.

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XII.

United States.

Followed by singular or plural.

Great Britain_, 1614

The Uz.ited States of Americaengage to put an end...tohostilities with all theTribes... of Indians withwhom they may be at War...

Spain.

The United Statessend back to Spain at its owncost the Spanish soldiers,etc.

XIII.

U. S. at zenith of Prosperity.


(22)

Pinancial preparedness complete.

Federal Reserve System.

900 =Mons of gold.

:Population

Chicago - 12 Millions - exceedNorway, Sweden & Switzer-land.

San Francisco.-Exceeds Bt.Britain. France, Italy. V.

447

National Bank Asset.0444,:vue4d. 441-16“.

Exceed by more than b Billions.

combined resources of Bc.nk of

England ,France ,Reichsbank,ItalSpain ,Norway ,Denmark ,Sweden,Switzerland, and Japan.


(23)XI V.

War with Germany.

(1) U. S. loves Peace.

Slow to wrath.

Cautious in action.

When finally it moves.

Moves with great strength.

(2) Present war is a just war.

Arms taken up.

Not laid down.

Until justice and libertyrestored.

(3) Some of our people im-patient.


(24)*Wanted earlier action.

Lincoln wuited untilSumter fell.

(4) Our President has showngreat Statesmanship.

Cautious, calm, but firm.

While waiting U. S. hasgained strength.

Finally kresident has acted.

(5)

Whole country has respondedto call.

War may entail many sacri-fices. Economy must bepractised.

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(25)

(6) 'eople of Roxbury willquickly show love ofcountry now as of old.

Will join with people of U. S.

in pledging their poss-essions and their LIz

To our country, in fight forPrinciples of eternaljustice and liberty.

IA


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