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Title: The Granite monthly, a New Hampshire magazine, devoted to literature, history, and state progress Year: 1900 (1900s) Authors: Subjects: New Hampshire -- History Periodicals Publisher: Dover, N.H. : H.H. Metcalf, Publisher Contributing Library: University of New Hampshire Library Digitizing Sponsor: University of New Hampshire Library

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Text Appearing Before Image: Miss Minnie E. Littlefield.President of the Review Club. sons according to its natural develop-ment. The speed has not been regu-lar, however, for during two wintersthe members lingered, that theymight study the lives and fortunes ofthe immortal characters who liveeternally upon the pages of Shake-speares dramas. This year the timehas been devoted to French litera-ture and history, and the papers pre-sented show that it is no superficialstudy which the members put uponthe subjects assigned to them. The

Text Appearing After Image: . their earnest efforts. The object ofthis club, which was organizedOctober 28, 1891, is improvementon musical matters, and a more thor-ough knowledge of musical history,as well as a consideration of nationalmusic and current events. All kindsof music come into the course, oneor more evenings being devoted toeach. As far as possible illustrationsof both the vocal and the instru-mental music studied are given bythe members. The fact that the THE WOMENS CEUBS OE MANCHESTER. 73 club has continued its earnest workthrough the successive years showsthat the members, all of whom aremusicians of some note, realize thevalue of broader and more generalstudy, and the results attained showthat the time has not been misspent.Miss Bessie Christophe is presidentof the organization. CURRENT EVENTS is no nrisnomer in the case of theclub of that name which first met asan organized body in 1892, under thepresidency of Mr

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