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Mary Stoddard, John Dennis, on-set of the film, 'Mama's Dirty Girls', Premiere Releasing Organization, 1974 Stock Photo
RM2X6Y17W–Mary Stoddard, John Dennis, on-set of the film, 'Mama's Dirty Girls', Premiere Releasing Organization, 1974
My First Love by Mary Stoddard. Stock Photo
RM2E9TCD5–My First Love by Mary Stoddard.
US President Barack Obama hugs Mary Stoddard, wife of Tucson shooting victim Dorwin Stoddard, who died after he was shot in the head, at the event 'Together We Thrive: Tucson and America' honoring the January 8 shooting victims at McKale Memorial Center on the University of Arizona campus in Tucson, AZ, USA on January 12, 2011. The memorial service is in honor of victims of the mass shooting that killed six and injured at least 13 others, including U.S. Representative Gabrielle Giffords, who remains in critical condition after being shot in the head. Among those killed were U.S. District Judge Stock Photo
RM2E1DF58–US President Barack Obama hugs Mary Stoddard, wife of Tucson shooting victim Dorwin Stoddard, who died after he was shot in the head, at the event 'Together We Thrive: Tucson and America' honoring the January 8 shooting victims at McKale Memorial Center on the University of Arizona campus in Tucson, AZ, USA on January 12, 2011. The memorial service is in honor of victims of the mass shooting that killed six and injured at least 13 others, including U.S. Representative Gabrielle Giffords, who remains in critical condition after being shot in the head. Among those killed were U.S. District Judge
1852 , october, USA : The daguerreotype portrait of PRIME family . Julia Germain Prime ( 1789-1874 ), Wendell Prime ( born . 1837 ), picture of Eddie Edward Prime ( died as a child , 1847-1849 ), Samuel Irenaeius Prime ( 1812-1855 ), Eloisa Lemet Prime ( 1812-1894 ), Samuel Thorton Kerneys Prime ( 1834-1907 ), Nathaniel Scudder Prime ( 1785-1856 ) , Mary Prime Stoddard ( born b. 1839 ) - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - FAMIGLIA - figlia - figlie - figli - figlio - daughter - husband - wife - marito - moglie - genitori - parents - relatives - cravatta - tie bow - fiocco - FAMIGLIA - FAMILY - Stock Photo
RM2BTBB31–1852 , october, USA : The daguerreotype portrait of PRIME family . Julia Germain Prime ( 1789-1874 ), Wendell Prime ( born . 1837 ), picture of Eddie Edward Prime ( died as a child , 1847-1849 ), Samuel Irenaeius Prime ( 1812-1855 ), Eloisa Lemet Prime ( 1812-1894 ), Samuel Thorton Kerneys Prime ( 1834-1907 ), Nathaniel Scudder Prime ( 1785-1856 ) , Mary Prime Stoddard ( born b. 1839 ) - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - FAMIGLIA - figlia - figlie - figli - figlio - daughter - husband - wife - marito - moglie - genitori - parents - relatives - cravatta - tie bow - fiocco - FAMIGLIA - FAMILY -
Nat'l Capitol Horse Show. Group of prominent Wash. socialites served refreshments at Wash. horse show for benefit of the Emergency Hospital fund. Left to rt.: Miss Ruth Stoddard, Mrs. Reber Littlehales, Miss Mary Gordon and Miss Bessie McKeldin Stock Photo
RM2A1JCEM–Nat'l Capitol Horse Show. Group of prominent Wash. socialites served refreshments at Wash. horse show for benefit of the Emergency Hospital fund. Left to rt.: Miss Ruth Stoddard, Mrs. Reber Littlehales, Miss Mary Gordon and Miss Bessie McKeldin
The Madonna in San Sisto, c1512, (1893). Artist: John L Stoddard Stock Photo
RMW7DB5J–The Madonna in San Sisto, c1512, (1893). Artist: John L Stoddard
. New England; a human interest geographical reader. she would marry him, and said he would smoke a pipewith her father while she made up her mind. But heranswer was not ready when the pipe was finished,and he returned to Wethersfield. However, he soonreceived the following letter: Rev. Mr. Mix: Yes. Mary Stoddard.^ Another old-time Northampton story is of a residentwho was so saving that whenever he went to themeadow to work he would stop his clock from runningso it would last longer. Smith College is at Northampton, and within tenmiles are Mount Holyoke College, Amherst College,and the State Stock Photo
RM2AFJ9DD–. New England; a human interest geographical reader. she would marry him, and said he would smoke a pipewith her father while she made up her mind. But heranswer was not ready when the pipe was finished,and he returned to Wethersfield. However, he soonreceived the following letter: Rev. Mr. Mix: Yes. Mary Stoddard.^ Another old-time Northampton story is of a residentwho was so saving that whenever he went to themeadow to work he would stop his clock from runningso it would last longer. Smith College is at Northampton, and within tenmiles are Mount Holyoke College, Amherst College,and the State
Portrait of the Prime family, Case: plain leather., Label adhered to velvet inside case: 'Julia Germain Prime, Wendell Prime, picture of Eddie Prime (died as a child), S. Irenaeius Prime, Eloisa Lemet Prime, Samuel Thornton Keymes [i.e., Kemeys] Prime, Nathaniel Scudder Prime, Mary Prime [Stoddard].', Gif/Purchase; Michael Lehr and Robin Kelsey; 1999; (DLC/PP-1999:031)., Forms part of: Daguerreotype collection Prime, Samuel Irenaeus, 1812-1855. , Prime, Julia Germain, 1789-1874. , Prime, Wendell, 1837- , Prime, Edward Irenaeus, 1847-1849. , Prime, Eloisa Lemet Williams, 1812-1894. , Prim Stock Photo
RM2X7CKN3–Portrait of the Prime family, Case: plain leather., Label adhered to velvet inside case: 'Julia Germain Prime, Wendell Prime, picture of Eddie Prime (died as a child), S. Irenaeius Prime, Eloisa Lemet Prime, Samuel Thornton Keymes [i.e., Kemeys] Prime, Nathaniel Scudder Prime, Mary Prime [Stoddard].', Gif/Purchase; Michael Lehr and Robin Kelsey; 1999; (DLC/PP-1999:031)., Forms part of: Daguerreotype collection Prime, Samuel Irenaeus, 1812-1855. , Prime, Julia Germain, 1789-1874. , Prime, Wendell, 1837- , Prime, Edward Irenaeus, 1847-1849. , Prime, Eloisa Lemet Williams, 1812-1894. , Prim
Sheet music cover image of the song 'My Bonnie Mary A Favorite Ballad', with original authorship notes reading 'By Robert Burns Music Composed by IT Stoddard', United States, 1840. The publisher is listed as 'Saml. Carusi', the form of composition is 'strophic', the instrumentation is 'piano and voice', the first line reads 'Go fetch to me a pint o' wine An fill it in a silver tassie', and the illustration artist is listed as 'E. Gillingham'. Stock Photo
RMHT0BR4–Sheet music cover image of the song 'My Bonnie Mary A Favorite Ballad', with original authorship notes reading 'By Robert Burns Music Composed by IT Stoddard', United States, 1840. The publisher is listed as 'Saml. Carusi', the form of composition is 'strophic', the instrumentation is 'piano and voice', the first line reads 'Go fetch to me a pint o' wine An fill it in a silver tassie', and the illustration artist is listed as 'E. Gillingham'.
The Sistine Madonna. Date/Period: 1512 - 1513. Painting. Height: 2,695 mm (106.10 in); Width: 2,010 mm (79.13 in). Author: RAPHAEL. Raphael (Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino). Stock Photo
RMPND1CY–The Sistine Madonna. Date/Period: 1512 - 1513. Painting. Height: 2,695 mm (106.10 in); Width: 2,010 mm (79.13 in). Author: RAPHAEL. Raphael (Raffaello Sanzio da Urbino).
1852 , october, USA : The daguerreotype portrait of PRIME family . Julia Germain Prime ( 1789-1874 ), Wendell Prime ( born . 1837 ), picture of Eddie Edward Prime ( died as a child , 1847-1849 ), Samuel Irenaeius Prime ( 1812-1855 ), Eloisa Lemet Prime ( 1812-1894 ), Samuel Thorton Kerneys Prime ( 1834-1907 ), Nathaniel Scudder Prime ( 1785-1856 ) , Mary Prime Stoddard ( born b. 1839 ) - PHOTO DIGITALLY COLORIZED - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - FAMIGLIA - figlia - figlie - figli - figlio - daughter - husband - wife - marito - moglie - genitori - parents - relatives - cravatta - tie bow - fi Stock Photo
RM2BTBB3R–1852 , october, USA : The daguerreotype portrait of PRIME family . Julia Germain Prime ( 1789-1874 ), Wendell Prime ( born . 1837 ), picture of Eddie Edward Prime ( died as a child , 1847-1849 ), Samuel Irenaeius Prime ( 1812-1855 ), Eloisa Lemet Prime ( 1812-1894 ), Samuel Thorton Kerneys Prime ( 1834-1907 ), Nathaniel Scudder Prime ( 1785-1856 ) , Mary Prime Stoddard ( born b. 1839 ) - PHOTO DIGITALLY COLORIZED - UNITED STATES OF AMERICA - FAMIGLIA - figlia - figlie - figli - figlio - daughter - husband - wife - marito - moglie - genitori - parents - relatives - cravatta - tie bow - fi
. New England; a human interest geographical reader. him, and said he would smoke a pipewith her father while she made up her mind. But heranswer was not ready when the pipe was finished,and he returned to Wethersfield. However, he soonreceived the following letter: Rev. Mr. Mix: Yes. Mary Stoddard.^ Another old-time Northampton story is of a residentwho was so saving that whenever he went to themeadow to work he would stop his clock from runningso it would last longer. Smith College is at Northampton, and within tenmiles are Mount Holyoke College, Amherst College,and the State Agricultural Co Stock Photo
RM2CF3C2P–. New England; a human interest geographical reader. him, and said he would smoke a pipewith her father while she made up her mind. But heranswer was not ready when the pipe was finished,and he returned to Wethersfield. However, he soonreceived the following letter: Rev. Mr. Mix: Yes. Mary Stoddard.^ Another old-time Northampton story is of a residentwho was so saving that whenever he went to themeadow to work he would stop his clock from runningso it would last longer. Smith College is at Northampton, and within tenmiles are Mount Holyoke College, Amherst College,and the State Agricultural Co
U and I . Second Row—Joanne Rogers, Mary Jackson, Eleanor Sifferd, Barbara Johnson, Ann Cornell, Diamando Tomaras, Virginia Erickson.First Roii.—Sara Davison, Georgia Hammons, Lois Ferdina, Janet Bean, Lucretia McPhcrson. Ensembles Sucl; harmony is in immortal souls Second Ron—Eugene Bundy, Harold Scott, Robert Sonderskov, Frank Finch, Arthur Stoddard.First Rozv—Robert Buley, Donald Johnson, John Bailar, Donald Dodds, Larry Kettelkamp.. Parje Thirty-eight Stock Photo
RM2AXCWYH–U and I . Second Row—Joanne Rogers, Mary Jackson, Eleanor Sifferd, Barbara Johnson, Ann Cornell, Diamando Tomaras, Virginia Erickson.First Roii.—Sara Davison, Georgia Hammons, Lois Ferdina, Janet Bean, Lucretia McPhcrson. Ensembles Sucl; harmony is in immortal souls Second Ron—Eugene Bundy, Harold Scott, Robert Sonderskov, Frank Finch, Arthur Stoddard.First Rozv—Robert Buley, Donald Johnson, John Bailar, Donald Dodds, Larry Kettelkamp.. Parje Thirty-eight
The history and antiquities of Boston .. . Roxbury on the west, on the groundnow Stoddard ; Ranis Belcher ; Elizabeth Rains- of Amos Richardson the highway there leadingford ; Sara Pemberton ; Elizal)oth Thurston; to the spring and the ground late of WilliamSara Walker; Mary Tappan ; Elizabeth Alden; Tilley on the north part, upon tlie ground lateElizabeth Rocke ; Sara Oliver ; Mary Eliot; of William Billiard, Esq. and Robt. Knight onMary Bracket; SusixnnaDaws ; Joanna Mason ; the east, on the highway there heading to theAlice Harper; Mrs. Rachel Rawson; Sara sea side on the South. The origina Stock Photo
RM2AX7XCN–The history and antiquities of Boston .. . Roxbury on the west, on the groundnow Stoddard ; Ranis Belcher ; Elizabeth Rains- of Amos Richardson the highway there leadingford ; Sara Pemberton ; Elizal)oth Thurston; to the spring and the ground late of WilliamSara Walker; Mary Tappan ; Elizabeth Alden; Tilley on the north part, upon tlie ground lateElizabeth Rocke ; Sara Oliver ; Mary Eliot; of William Billiard, Esq. and Robt. Knight onMary Bracket; SusixnnaDaws ; Joanna Mason ; the east, on the highway there heading to theAlice Harper; Mrs. Rachel Rawson; Sara sea side on the South. The origina
The Century illustrated monthly magazine . well to ponder. My Treasure, an illustrated poem by Mary C. Hungerford, sure tofind an echo in every mothers heart. Girdled, a poem by Bessie Chandler. The Bedroom, by Emma Moffett Tyng, who describes the healthfularrangement and dainty decoration of this important room. Practical Dress, in which Jenny June considers The WinterCloak, At Home Dress, Fashionable Furs, Suitable EveningDresses, and the different ways of making and arranging Vests. The Chat Box, conducted by Agues C. Stoddard, a digest of inter-esting letters from the subscribers, giving v Stock Photo
RM2AJGETY–The Century illustrated monthly magazine . well to ponder. My Treasure, an illustrated poem by Mary C. Hungerford, sure tofind an echo in every mothers heart. Girdled, a poem by Bessie Chandler. The Bedroom, by Emma Moffett Tyng, who describes the healthfularrangement and dainty decoration of this important room. Practical Dress, in which Jenny June considers The WinterCloak, At Home Dress, Fashionable Furs, Suitable EveningDresses, and the different ways of making and arranging Vests. The Chat Box, conducted by Agues C. Stoddard, a digest of inter-esting letters from the subscribers, giving v
Presidents, soldiers, statesmen..with a prefix giving a compendium of the history of the United States and history of the Declaration of independence . o. Mr. Sherman wasborn in Lancaster, Ohio, on May 10, 1823, a sou of Judge Charles RobertSherman and Mary (Hoyt) Sherman, and a grandson of Judge TaylorSherman, scholar and jurist, whose wife was Elizabeth Stoddard of aNew England family settled in Boston in 1639. The Sherman family.of English extraction, settled in Massachusetts and Connecticut in colonialdays. Judge Charles Robert Sherman died suddenly on June 24, l<s2i»,leaving a widow wi Stock Photo
RM2ANHWFK–Presidents, soldiers, statesmen..with a prefix giving a compendium of the history of the United States and history of the Declaration of independence . o. Mr. Sherman wasborn in Lancaster, Ohio, on May 10, 1823, a sou of Judge Charles RobertSherman and Mary (Hoyt) Sherman, and a grandson of Judge TaylorSherman, scholar and jurist, whose wife was Elizabeth Stoddard of aNew England family settled in Boston in 1639. The Sherman family.of English extraction, settled in Massachusetts and Connecticut in colonialdays. Judge Charles Robert Sherman died suddenly on June 24, l<s2i»,leaving a widow wi
U and I . , Barbara Johnson, Martha Paton, LoisFerdina, Judy Hoggatt, Yvonne Wylie, Suzanne MacMillan, Eleanor Stoddard. Standing Front Roic—Nancy Rockwood, Jane Cornell, Ann Murphy, Helen Lambrakis, Joanne Rogers, MaryJackson, Mary Ruth Tate, Elizabeth Scott, Virginia Erickson, Mary Jean Kudo, Annette Rodebush, AnnWelles, Enid Bell, Elizabeth Yeatter, Miss Kirk, Mr. Schrodt. Seated at piano—Georgia Hammons. Seated, Second Row—Roberta Rosecrans, Charlotte Millbrook, Lucy Goodell, Larry Kettelkamp, DorothyRosecrans, Carolyn Clark, Jack Johnson, Margo Jackson, Rush Titus, Hugh Davison, Hamilton Stock Photo
RM2AXCXAX–U and I . , Barbara Johnson, Martha Paton, LoisFerdina, Judy Hoggatt, Yvonne Wylie, Suzanne MacMillan, Eleanor Stoddard. Standing Front Roic—Nancy Rockwood, Jane Cornell, Ann Murphy, Helen Lambrakis, Joanne Rogers, MaryJackson, Mary Ruth Tate, Elizabeth Scott, Virginia Erickson, Mary Jean Kudo, Annette Rodebush, AnnWelles, Enid Bell, Elizabeth Yeatter, Miss Kirk, Mr. Schrodt. Seated at piano—Georgia Hammons. Seated, Second Row—Roberta Rosecrans, Charlotte Millbrook, Lucy Goodell, Larry Kettelkamp, DorothyRosecrans, Carolyn Clark, Jack Johnson, Margo Jackson, Rush Titus, Hugh Davison, Hamilton
U and I . Third Rozc—Lucretia McPherson, Roberta Rosecrans, Annette Rodebush, DiamandoTomaras, Margaret Samuels, Therese Truitt, Mariam Loomis. Second Row—Jo Ann Mathews, Zimmer Luttrell, Mary Ruth Tate, Arthur Stoddard,Robert Stafford, Thomasina Lowry, Leland Warmoth, Mary Jane Kudo. Front Ron—Larry Kettelkamp, Robert Sullivan, Philip Patrick, Russell Miles. / IITXIOTS We may pity, though not pardon thee Third Raze—Robert Buley, Annetta Anderson, Judy Gallivan, Douglas Chalmers, Mary Crackel, Donald Dietemann, Ann Cornell.Second Ron.—Deborah Dobbins, Lois Ferdina, Lois Hershbarger, Virginia B Stock Photo
RM2AXD3AP–U and I . Third Rozc—Lucretia McPherson, Roberta Rosecrans, Annette Rodebush, DiamandoTomaras, Margaret Samuels, Therese Truitt, Mariam Loomis. Second Row—Jo Ann Mathews, Zimmer Luttrell, Mary Ruth Tate, Arthur Stoddard,Robert Stafford, Thomasina Lowry, Leland Warmoth, Mary Jane Kudo. Front Ron—Larry Kettelkamp, Robert Sullivan, Philip Patrick, Russell Miles. / IITXIOTS We may pity, though not pardon thee Third Raze—Robert Buley, Annetta Anderson, Judy Gallivan, Douglas Chalmers, Mary Crackel, Donald Dietemann, Ann Cornell.Second Ron.—Deborah Dobbins, Lois Ferdina, Lois Hershbarger, Virginia B
U and I . ento about t^Mtftrt Page Twenty-seven. Third Rozc—Lucretia McPherson, Roberta Rosecrans, Annette Rodebush, DiamandoTomaras, Margaret Samuels, Therese Truitt, Mariam Loomis. Second Row—Jo Ann Mathews, Zimmer Luttrell, Mary Ruth Tate, Arthur Stoddard,Robert Stafford, Thomasina Lowry, Leland Warmoth, Mary Jane Kudo. Front Ron—Larry Kettelkamp, Robert Sullivan, Philip Patrick, Russell Miles. / IITXIOTS We may pity, though not pardon thee Third Raze—Robert Buley, Annetta Anderson, Judy Gallivan, Douglas Chalmers, Mary Crackel, Donald Dietemann, Ann Cornell.Second Ron.—Deborah Dobbins, Loi Stock Photo
RM2AXD3EM–U and I . ento about t^Mtftrt Page Twenty-seven. Third Rozc—Lucretia McPherson, Roberta Rosecrans, Annette Rodebush, DiamandoTomaras, Margaret Samuels, Therese Truitt, Mariam Loomis. Second Row—Jo Ann Mathews, Zimmer Luttrell, Mary Ruth Tate, Arthur Stoddard,Robert Stafford, Thomasina Lowry, Leland Warmoth, Mary Jane Kudo. Front Ron—Larry Kettelkamp, Robert Sullivan, Philip Patrick, Russell Miles. / IITXIOTS We may pity, though not pardon thee Third Raze—Robert Buley, Annetta Anderson, Judy Gallivan, Douglas Chalmers, Mary Crackel, Donald Dietemann, Ann Cornell.Second Ron.—Deborah Dobbins, Loi
U and I . Parje Thirty-eight. Fourth Roz^1—Janet Bean, Terence Quirk, Carolyn Clark, Thomas Moore, Joanne Rogers, Richard Foote, John Hairy, Alary Jackson, Roger Bray, Virginia Neville.Third Row—Miss Baum, Robert Wingard, Ida Habberton, James Delaney, Diamando Tomaras, Donald Moyer, Margot Taylor, Robert Buley, Mary Ruth Tate, Larry Kettelkamp, Miss Burlison, Miss Kirk.Second Ron.1—Leland Warmoth, James Bray, Thomas Lambert, Arthur Stoddard, William Allen, Robert Schocnmaker, Leonard Doyle, Donald Dietemann, Richard Potthoff, Robert Stafford, Donald Baldwin, John Bailar, Frank Finch.First Roii Stock Photo
RM2AXCWPT–U and I . Parje Thirty-eight. Fourth Roz^1—Janet Bean, Terence Quirk, Carolyn Clark, Thomas Moore, Joanne Rogers, Richard Foote, John Hairy, Alary Jackson, Roger Bray, Virginia Neville.Third Row—Miss Baum, Robert Wingard, Ida Habberton, James Delaney, Diamando Tomaras, Donald Moyer, Margot Taylor, Robert Buley, Mary Ruth Tate, Larry Kettelkamp, Miss Burlison, Miss Kirk.Second Ron.1—Leland Warmoth, James Bray, Thomas Lambert, Arthur Stoddard, William Allen, Robert Schocnmaker, Leonard Doyle, Donald Dietemann, Richard Potthoff, Robert Stafford, Donald Baldwin, John Bailar, Frank Finch.First Roii
. In olde Massachusetts; sketches of old times and places during the early days of the commonwealth . ey reared a somewhat remarkable family of girls.The oldest, Mary, married the Rev. Stephen Mix,the promising pastor of a neighboring charge. Theircourtship was a novel one, even for that day. Heproposed for her to her father, and suggested that sheshould take due time for consideration. She did so,and after several weeks wrote the following laconicnote: November, 1695. Rev. Stephen Mix: Yes. Mart Stoddard. The second daughter, Esther, who had been welleducated at Boston, married the Rev. Timot Stock Photo
RM2CE4TCP–. In olde Massachusetts; sketches of old times and places during the early days of the commonwealth . ey reared a somewhat remarkable family of girls.The oldest, Mary, married the Rev. Stephen Mix,the promising pastor of a neighboring charge. Theircourtship was a novel one, even for that day. Heproposed for her to her father, and suggested that sheshould take due time for consideration. She did so,and after several weeks wrote the following laconicnote: November, 1695. Rev. Stephen Mix: Yes. Mart Stoddard. The second daughter, Esther, who had been welleducated at Boston, married the Rev. Timot
. Mary Baldwin Seminary Bluestocking 1909 . AUNTON, VA. THEJRT PRINTERS HE largest publishers of College Annualsand Magazines in this section of theState. Special attention given to finebook work as well as to every branch of Com-mercial and Legal Printing. JOHN E. STODDARD Proprietor STAUNTON, VA. Ahista Hor.K W. B. McChksnev HOGE & McCHESNEY Atlas InsuranceAgency Representing the Largest In-surance Companies inthe World. J. H. Blackburn & Bro. Contractorsanc/Builders Shop Work a Specialty OFFICE: CITY HALL 102 E. Main StreetSTAUNTON, VIRGINIA STAUNTON, VA. You Cant Buy, Beller, for we Sell t Stock Photo
RM2CE4JBY–. Mary Baldwin Seminary Bluestocking 1909 . AUNTON, VA. THEJRT PRINTERS HE largest publishers of College Annualsand Magazines in this section of theState. Special attention given to finebook work as well as to every branch of Com-mercial and Legal Printing. JOHN E. STODDARD Proprietor STAUNTON, VA. Ahista Hor.K W. B. McChksnev HOGE & McCHESNEY Atlas InsuranceAgency Representing the Largest In-surance Companies inthe World. J. H. Blackburn & Bro. Contractorsanc/Builders Shop Work a Specialty OFFICE: CITY HALL 102 E. Main StreetSTAUNTON, VIRGINIA STAUNTON, VA. You Cant Buy, Beller, for we Sell t
. Norwich University, 1819-1911; her history, her graduates, her roll of honor . e has been twice married: first,in Cambridge, Mass., August 27, Rev. Edward Lathrop Stoddard. 1872, to Maria CordeUa Washburn, who died May 13, 1883; one child,Solomon Stoddard, was born, January 28, 1874, resides in Kansas City.He was again married May 18, 1887, to Clara Henrietta Bumsted of JerseyCity. CHARLES HENRY WOOD, B. S. Charles H. Wood, son of Moses and Mary (Cornel) Wood, was born inGardner, Mass., September 25, 1844. At an early age, his parents removedto Fitchburg, where he attended the public schools Stock Photo
RM2CDFHCK–. Norwich University, 1819-1911; her history, her graduates, her roll of honor . e has been twice married: first,in Cambridge, Mass., August 27, Rev. Edward Lathrop Stoddard. 1872, to Maria CordeUa Washburn, who died May 13, 1883; one child,Solomon Stoddard, was born, January 28, 1874, resides in Kansas City.He was again married May 18, 1887, to Clara Henrietta Bumsted of JerseyCity. CHARLES HENRY WOOD, B. S. Charles H. Wood, son of Moses and Mary (Cornel) Wood, was born inGardner, Mass., September 25, 1844. At an early age, his parents removedto Fitchburg, where he attended the public schools
. Mary Baldwin Seminary Bluestocking 1909 . IGtat flf Prt2PB Best essay, Sweethearts of the Old Dominion, Annie Bridgers;by Mr. Landes. Best story, The Coin, Reba Andrews; by Mr. Caldwell. Best poem, Twilight, Martha Boswell; by Mr. Stoddard. Best essay Retiospect, (Life at M. B. S.), Anna Apgar;Literary Society. Best alphabet, An M. B. S. Alphabet, Nancy Cooper; by Liter-ary Society. Best kodak picture, Picture of Girls, Marguerite Crittendon;by Mr. Lang. Best drawing, Willey Gayle; by Mr. Crowell. §umm^r ir^ams. 1. She lias left this school forever, and with suit case, hat and sack,She sits Stock Photo
RM2CE4K4Y–. Mary Baldwin Seminary Bluestocking 1909 . IGtat flf Prt2PB Best essay, Sweethearts of the Old Dominion, Annie Bridgers;by Mr. Landes. Best story, The Coin, Reba Andrews; by Mr. Caldwell. Best poem, Twilight, Martha Boswell; by Mr. Stoddard. Best essay Retiospect, (Life at M. B. S.), Anna Apgar;Literary Society. Best alphabet, An M. B. S. Alphabet, Nancy Cooper; by Liter-ary Society. Best kodak picture, Picture of Girls, Marguerite Crittendon;by Mr. Lang. Best drawing, Willey Gayle; by Mr. Crowell. §umm^r ir^ams. 1. She lias left this school forever, and with suit case, hat and sack,She sits
. A short course in literature, English and American. For the use of schools and academies . Sackville, Thomas, 47.Saxe, John Godfrey, 324, 368.Scott, Sir Walter, 198, 207.Shakespeare, William, 49, 64.Shelley, Percy Bysshe, 203, 212.Sheridan, Richard Brinsley, 155,165.Sidney, Sir Philip, 58, 76.Smith, Adam, 157. Sidney, 205. Smollett, Tobias George, 156.Somerville, Mary, 251.j Southey, Robert, 224, 239.Spencer, Herbert, 252.Spenser, Edmund, 43, 60.Stedman, E. C, 326.Steele, Richard, 123.Sterne, Laurence, 155.Stoddard, R. H., 326.Stowe, Harriet Beecher, 326, 371.Swift, Jonathan, 119,137. Tannah Stock Photo
RM2CE2H62–. A short course in literature, English and American. For the use of schools and academies . Sackville, Thomas, 47.Saxe, John Godfrey, 324, 368.Scott, Sir Walter, 198, 207.Shakespeare, William, 49, 64.Shelley, Percy Bysshe, 203, 212.Sheridan, Richard Brinsley, 155,165.Sidney, Sir Philip, 58, 76.Smith, Adam, 157. Sidney, 205. Smollett, Tobias George, 156.Somerville, Mary, 251.j Southey, Robert, 224, 239.Spencer, Herbert, 252.Spenser, Edmund, 43, 60.Stedman, E. C, 326.Steele, Richard, 123.Sterne, Laurence, 155.Stoddard, R. H., 326.Stowe, Harriet Beecher, 326, 371.Swift, Jonathan, 119,137. Tannah
. Annual reports . o J. Perry Mary E. and George W. HolmanGeorge Phillips Keene. Putney, Vt.. Keene Swanzey Keene Winchester.Keene Walpole Keene Dublin Keene New Ipswich. Marlboro Keene Marlboro Stoddard $17.9639.9231.9815.8333.9414.9556.7628.5813.5727.7815.4428.2632.01 111.3811.80 196.0632.2544.84 BANK COMMISSIONERS REPORT. 287 CHESHIRE PROVIDENT INSTITUTION.—KEENE.—Continued. NAME. Last known resi-dence or post-office address. Fact ofdeath, ifknown. Thomas Mack Mabel Serena Morse Amos Stone Jedediah E.Stone Stephen and Adelaide RaymondErven E. Griffith Keene Chicago, 111...Peterborough.Peter Stock Photo
RM2CDXBRW–. Annual reports . o J. Perry Mary E. and George W. HolmanGeorge Phillips Keene. Putney, Vt.. Keene Swanzey Keene Winchester.Keene Walpole Keene Dublin Keene New Ipswich. Marlboro Keene Marlboro Stoddard $17.9639.9231.9815.8333.9414.9556.7628.5813.5727.7815.4428.2632.01 111.3811.80 196.0632.2544.84 BANK COMMISSIONERS REPORT. 287 CHESHIRE PROVIDENT INSTITUTION.—KEENE.—Continued. NAME. Last known resi-dence or post-office address. Fact ofdeath, ifknown. Thomas Mack Mabel Serena Morse Amos Stone Jedediah E.Stone Stephen and Adelaide RaymondErven E. Griffith Keene Chicago, 111...Peterborough.Peter

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