Word: addressing
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...seniors who were at their class dinner last spring will remember that it was then voted to publish the Poem, the Oration, and Mr. Pfeiffer's address, which were delivered on that occasion. Up to the present time very few of the pamphlets have been sold-too few in fact to pay even a small part of the cost for printing them. This bill must be paid in some way and the money will have to come from the class fund if the rest of the books are not sold. As the pamphlet is in itself an interesting souvenir...
Shorthand and Typewriting classes are now forming in the immediate vicinity of Harvard college. For information address Prof. M. W. Wood-ward, 22 School street, Boston, Mass...
...Sears then made the freshmen a short address, stating that he had not come to the meeting to act as their chairman, but to advise them concerning the election of their foot-ball captain. He extended a cordial invitation to every one to come out and try for the foot-ball team. He advised the class not to elect a permanent captain for the eleven until later in the season, and, speaking of the action taken by the Board of Overseers, showed how necessary it was to act carefully in order that freshman contests should not be abolished altogether...
...subscription price is fixed at $3 per annum. The first number will probably appear next December, and articles and contributions for this number are due on or before November 1. Contributors must sign full name, class, and college. Address, "The Collegian," Wakefield, Mass...
...bronze statue of Longfellow, made by Mr. Simmons in Rome, was brought to Portland Tuesday. The ceremony of unveiling will take place today in State Street Square. An oration is to be delivered by the Hon. E. B. Jackson and an address made by the Hon. C. F. Libbey, the response to which will be made by Mayor Chap man. A poem by Mrs. Carazza and singing of the "Psalm of Life" by school-children will complete the ceremony...