He was a general favorite, and so soon as he left college various attractive proposals were made to him by older friends who hoped to secure his intelligent and cordial service, as a teacher, as a director of philanthropic work, as an editor, or in other ways. He passed through the regular courses of the Roxbury Latin School and of Harvard College, and graduated with credit at Cambridge in 1892. When he was but a few weeks old, the family removed to Roxbury, a part of Boston, and this was his home through his life. Excerpt from Six Stories and Some Verses He was born in Milton, Massachusetts, Sep tember sth, 1869.
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