The American Monthly Magazine volume 39
The American Monthly Magazine volume 39
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Y. , though a native and resident of Middleboro, Massachusetts. She occupies an oldtime house once the home of the Warrens, her own people, and of Mayflower stock. It is most hospitable and frequently visited by relatives and friends. Across the way is a more modern house built by the late Tom Thumb and occupied by the couple many years, but re- cently sold by the Countess. She points with pride to the many gifts and souvenirs as a result of travel and popularity, also to historic documents whi...ch may later be given to Memorial Continental Hall. Countess Magri is honorary member of John Paul Jones and Minute Men Chap- ters of Boston and proud of being a " Daughter. " Wayside Inn Chapter of Sudbury had a gathering of members September 9 in the historic old inn. Marian Longfellow O'Donoghue, niece of the late poet and an honorary member, gave an address on Wayside Inn. Mrs. Nellie Rice Fiske is Regent.
A new club is being formed in Boston, made up of the living founders of D. A. R. Chapters in the entire State.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Y. , though a native and resident of Middleboro, Massachusetts. She occupies an oldtime house once the home of the Warrens, her own people, and of Mayflower stock. It is most hospitable and frequently visited by relatives and friends. Across the way is a more modern house built by the late Tom Thumb and occupied by the couple many years, but re- cently sold by the Countess. She points with pride to the many gifts and souvenirs as a result of travel and popularity, also to historic documents whi...ch may later be given to Memorial Continental Hall. Countess Magri is honorary member of John Paul Jones and Minute Men Chap- ters of Boston and proud of being a " Daughter. " Wayside Inn Chapter of Sudbury had a gathering of members September 9 in the historic old inn. Marian Longfellow O'Donoghue, niece of the late poet and an honorary member, gave an address on Wayside Inn. Mrs. Nellie Rice Fiske is Regent.
A new club is being formed in Boston, made up of the living founders of D. A. R. Chapters in the entire State.
What to read after The American Monthly Magazine volume 39?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Daughters of the American Revolution to read onlineMoreLess
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