Word: baxters
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Bayard Cutting Fellowship; Paul Richard Harmel 1G, of Cleveland, Ohio, and Charles Hartshorne 3G, of Phoenixville, Pa., Rogers Fellowships; Jay W. Jacobs of Carthage, Mo., an Edward R. Bacon Art Scholarship; Howard Kennedy Beale 3G, of Chicago, III., a John Thornton Kirkland Fellowship; and James Phinney Baxter 3d, 2G, of Belmont, and Harold Van Vechten Fay 3G, of Auburn, N. Y., honorary, John Harvard Fellowships...
...Stanley Begg Pennock, A.B. 1915, is awarded to a Senior, recommended by the Division of Chemistry, who specializes in Chemistry and intends to follow a classical career. Applications for this scholarship in the year 1924-25 should be made in writing by juniors to Professor G. P. Baxter, Coolidge Memorial Laboratory, Cambridge 38, Massachusetts, before June...
...painted by Alexander James, of Dublin, N. H., will be presented to the University. This picture is the gift of the History Seminary of 1924, in collaboration with Turner students near Boston, and with members of the History Department at Harvard. The presentation will be made by James Phinney Baxter 3d 2G., of Belmont; and the portrait will be accepted for the University by Professor William Scott Ferguson, chairman of the Department of History...
...hostesses this afternoon were Mrs. Channing Cox, Mrs. Alvan T. Fuler, Mrs. George Agassiz, Mrs. G. P. Baxter, Mrs. Walter C. Baylies, Mrs. William M. Butler, Mrs. S. V. R. Crosby, Mrs. Ernest R. Dane, Mrs. Wallace B. Dooham, Mrs. Charles W. Eliot, Mrs. Clarence R. Edwards. Mrs. A. Lincoln Filence. Mrs. Homer Gage, Mrs. F. L. Higginson, Mrs. James Jackson Jr., Mrs. William, Lawrence, Mrs. Louis K. Liggett., Mts. Robert W. Levett, Mrs. A. Lawrence Lowell, Mrs. Paul Sachs, Mrs. Edward Curtis Smith, Mrs. Nathaniel Phyer, Mrs C. S. Webster
...verminosity of the crow, an expedition of the duPont company went to the islands off the Virginia coast, habitat of the "fish crow"-peculiarly vicious. Many notable men have sprung, indignant, to the crow's defense. To his people of the State of Maine, Governor Percival Proctor Baxter made proclamation as follows: It would seem that a great corporation like the one that controls the powder industry in America, with millions of assets, would find other ways of increasing its profits instead of by inciting the men and boys of this country to kill one of the farmers...