Mary Fairlie Wellman

1859–1929 (age 70)

Biography

Mary Fairlie Wellman, born in 1859, devoted herself to nurturing the bonds of friendship and to encouraging young people to embrace learning and civic responsibility.

She treasured quiet walks along the paths of Mount Auburn and left behind a legacy of steady encouragement to those who sought guidance.

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