author
b. 1870
Known for both poetry and classical scholarship, this early-20th-century writer published verse as well as books for students of Latin. His surviving catalog suggests a life spent balancing literature, teaching, and local history.

by Curtis C. (Curtis Clark) Bushnell
Curtis C. Bushnell, also listed in library records as Curtis Clark Bushnell (1870– ), appears to have been an American author and educator whose work ranged across poetry, classical studies, and historical writing.
Catalog and library sources connect him with several published works, including Readings from Latin Verse, with Notes, For Christmas Day, and Other Poems, and Historical Sketch of Old Fair Haven with Additional Notes. One HathiTrust catalog entry also attributes to him a 1916 piece titled Latin and the agitation for a single degree in liberal studies, which fits with the picture of a writer engaged in both literature and education.
The available public records are fairly sparse, so many personal details about his life remain unclear. Even so, the books linked to his name suggest a thoughtful, bookish figure whose interests stretched from the classroom to the poem and from ancient languages to community memory.