Ein Leitfaden - das Buch der Boston für Ärzte. noa berühmt. Hier kann man sehen, dass viele feine oldresidences, in der ersten Hälfte des letzten Jahrhunderts errichtet, ofsumptuous Design und eloquent von raffinierten Luxus. In der Nähe von Charles Street One zu Louisburg Square kommt, anschließen - ing Berg Ver-. Nicht Straße mit * Pinckney Straße. Dieser Platz re-Anrufe in vielen waysa Bit der alten Lon-don, und ist sup-posedly der siteof BlackstonesSpring. Die lat-ter Punkt ist in Streitbeilegung, jedoch manysprings forthere wurden in diesem Ort; aber es ist interessant zu wissen thatBostons erste Siedler, William Blackstone, hatte seinen Obstgarten in dieser Region, ein

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A guide-book of Boston for physicians . nce famous. Here one may see many fine oldresidences, erected in the early part of the last century, ofsumptuous design and eloquent of refined luxury. Near Charles Street one comes to Louisburg Square, connect-ing Mount Ver- .non Street with *Pinckney Street.This square re-calls in many waysa bit of old Lon-don, and is sup-posedly the siteof BlackstonesSpring. The lat-ter point is in dis-pute, however, forthere were manysprings in this locality; but it is interesting to know thatBostons first settler, William Blackstone, had his orchard inthis region, and that his homestead was not far off on theslope of the hill which faces Boston Common. The square issurrounded by fine dignified houses, of which No. 10 is note-worthy as having been the home of Louisa M. Alcott. At the upper corner of Pinckney Street and LouisburgSquare is the mother house and chapel of the Sisters ofSt. Margaret (Protestant Episcopal), who conduct a privatehospital occupying the houses at No. 2 Louisburg Square and. LOUISBURG SQUAREand st. Margarets hospital 104 AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION No. 86 Mt. Vernon Street. This hospital was organized in 1882.Under their auspices there is also maintained St. MonicasHome, for the care of sick colored women. Until recently itwas located at No. 45 Joy Street, but now occupies more attrac-tive quarters on Highland Street, Roxbury. The Sisters of St.Margaret also conducted until recently the Children s IslandSanitarium on Lowell Island in Salem Harbor. This is reachedby boat from Marblehead. It was opened in 1886 through thegenerosity of Mr. F. H. Rindge of California. It is especiallyadapted for children with chronic diseases and those convales-cing from illness or surgical operations. Working-women seek-ing rest are also admitted as boarders. The hospital is nowmaintained under new management. This sisterhood also hassupervision of the nursing at the Childrens Hospital onHuntington Avenue. If one ascends Mt. Vernon St

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