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Title: Perkins School for the Blind Bound Clippings: World War Blind, 1917
Year: 1917 (1910s)
Authors: Perkins School for the Blind, formerly Perkins Institution
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Contributing Library: Samuel P. Hayes Research Library, Perkins School for the Blind
Digitizing Sponsor: Perkins School for the Blind

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cripts, will be sold to the high-est bidder. The program for the concert which wilbe given Monday, March 26, and whicl:will be followed by a ball has been ar-ranged. Many well-known singers andmusicians have signified their intention oltaking part, and the names will be shortlyannounced. Britsh patriotic airs ancsongs will be a feature of the concert. A large number of war trophies, jusibrought from the front, will be on oxhiliition at several of the booths of the ba-zaar, and will be sold. A restaurant wilbe one of the big: features, and as It wilbe open virtually all the time many of thebazaar participants will spend ail of thefour days in the hall. The English section of the bazaar metat St. Georges Hall Friday. The publicitymmmittee also nift and Indorsed the ar-tistic souvenir, which will be sold :i! thebazaar. The front paso shows -. j.i:...isoldier, the reel crosi and a woman, asoldiers wife. I -.. P _t: > i - iii i Miss Clara Babbett Hyde Will leach Blind Soldiers in trance
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MISS CLARA BABBETT HYDE Worcester workers for the A. B. F.B. Permanent Blind Relief War Fund:or Soldiers and Sailors are interest-id in the announcement of the ap-)oinfment of Miss Clara BabbettHyde, niece of E. Francis Hyde, vice-jresident of the Central Trust Com-)any of New York, as the first teach-er to the staff of the A. B. F. B. Per-nanent Blind Relief War Funds in-ftitution for the blinded soldiers ofFrance to be opened in Paris thisipring. j Miss Hyde is particularly Interest-id in helping, the blind, as when shevas 5 years old she lost her ownsight, temporarily, through illness. In England she will visit Sir Ar-thur Pearson, chairman of the A. B.F. B. Funds English committee,whose famous institution for theEnglish Blind at St. Dunstans, inLondon, is already receiving perma-nent financial support for the fund. At St. Dunstans, Miss Hyde willmake a special study of the pecu-liarly vigorous physical and mentalrestoration methods with which theblinded soldiers and sailors of Eng

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