BRIDGE WATER

a town in Ma a live chusetts, in Plymouth co. It is on the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad, and is 27 miles south of the Boston. The town includes 5 viliages, Stone It is the site of the State Normal School, the State Farm, and the State Alms for house. There is a public library, a years, savings bank, and manufactures of iron, boots, shoes, etc. Pop. 1920, 8,438. absoBRIDGMAN, FREDERIC ARTHUR loads (1847), American painter; b. Tuskogee, life Ala. His early studies were pursued at the Brooklyn Art School and the New poet York Academy of Design. In 1866 he went to Paris and entered l’Ecole des hosBeaux-Arts where he came under the many influence of Gerome that revealed itself later in his works. He exhibited with great succe in Paris and New York Man, and won honors from foreign governments. Some of his most noted paint1920. ings are An American Circus in Nor= mandy; L’Arabe; The Destruction of Pharaoh's Hosts; Proce ion in Honos of Isis and The Greek Girl. In addition| © his art work, he has composed sym-| phonies and other orchestral works. 39), Amer. deaf-mute; was also blind. | 1913), Jarefully taught in blind asylum of|N. Boston, her mind developed im spite of| ver affliction. Her own impre ions and| Military he observations made by her instruc-} however ors, have proved of great service to|a he teachers of deaf-mutes and the blind. hare - a istant. own, on Parrot, Bide Nae Eng-| Mayor and; bath-bricks. Pop. 17,000. ticket,