The day of his Youth

Alice Brown, an American novelist, poet, and playwright, is celebrated for her local color stories. Born in New Hampshire, she transitioned from teaching to full-time writing in Boston in 1884, contributing to notable publications like the Christian Register and Youth's Companion. Despite her prolific output and early success, including works such as Meadow Grass and Tiverton Tales, her popularity declined after the early 1900s. Brown's literary contributions reflect the nuances of New England life, showcasing her talent for capturing regional character and culture.