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Medford Historical Society Papers, Volume 25., Women of the Mayflower and Plymouth Colony. (search)
buildings, and are reminded of the recent acquisition of La Pense at the Public Library. Here's hoping that this last may not make an unknown departure thence, as did those the school boy noted a half century ago. A story of two pictures. This is not a two-story picture, though our illustration resembles it somewhat. We first used it in the July issue of 1908, in connection with the story of Mystic Hall Seminary, read by the author, Mrs. Jennie (Pierce) Brigham at our meeting of March 7, 1908, a careful reading of which we commend to our present readers. The acquirement and preservation of each was due to a chance occurrence prior to above date. Both represent the seminary buildings from different points of view, and were found at widely separated places, thus:— First.—During a summer vacation Miss Flora Lydston, bookkeeper for Joseph E. Ober (West Medford's veteran business man), was on her vacation in Portsmouth, N. H., where she met a lady who told of her attendance