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Lodge, Harriet Newell

author, poet, was born Jan. 26, 1848, in Madison, Ind. She received a liberal education, and graduated from the Western Female seminary of Oxford, Ohio. She has contributed to our best literature in prose and verse; and is the author, among other things, of an exquisite brochure on the Poetical Significance of Flowers; and of a very charming romance entitled Blaiseman. She is the daughter of Henry R. Newell, a prominent manufacturer, and the wife of James Irwin Lodge of Indianapolis, Ind.; and their son, Caleb Newell Lodge, is a rising young lawyer of that city.

HERRINGSHAW'S ENCYCLOPEDIA CF AMERICAN BIOGRAPHY.