Word: belle
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...blue-books left for subscriptions for purchasing the old bell have brought in $94.85, an amount probably sufficient for the purpose. The subscriptions were chiefly in amounts of 10 and 25 cents. Five dollars was the largest single subscription. The book at Memorial brought in 191 subscriptions, $33.95; at Leavitt's, 62 subscriptions, $32.25; at Randall Hall, 84 subscriptions, $9.65; at Sanborn's 37 subscriptions, $9.25, and at the Hasty Pudding Club, 34 subscriptions, $9.75. Of these amounts only $29.25 actual cash has been collected...
...current number of the Lampoon begins with a timely and sensible editorial on the old College bell. It shows a creditable fairness in spirit, and goes directly to the heart of the question. The illustrations are only passable, with the exception of the cover, which is well executed and suggests the drawings of DuMaurier. The centre piece is not particularly amusing and as an illustration is rather flat and spiritless. The best of the poems is a parody on the "Psalm of Life," witty and cleverly carried out, but too late to be very effective. The short jokes and stories...
...Williams puts it, "Most people here are pretty impervious to bell towers, anyway...
...Allyn, R. Anthony, F. H. Appleton Jr., R. N. Atkinson, J. G. Bancroft, H. W. Baliantine, B. D. Barker, F. D. Bartlett, H. J. Barrett, R. R. Barrett, C. H. H. Bell, C. Bell, N. Biddle, C. Blagden, B. S. Blake, R. C. Bolling, H. K. Boutwell, M. G. Bowdoin, H. Brigham. C. B. Brown, P. Brown, R. M. Brown, M. R. Brownell, E. M. Brush, H.Bullard, I. T. Burden, W. S. Burgess, C. S. Burden, F. O. Byrd, W. Byrd, D. C. Campbell, G. O. Carpenter Jr., A. Champollion, R. P. Chase, F. N. Chestman, M. LeB. Church...
...President Dunster's day, the "Rules and Precepts that are observed in the Colledge" required that "Every schollar shall be present in his Tutor's chamber at the 7th houre in the morning, immediately after the sound of the Bell, at his opening the Scripture and prayer, so also at the 5th houre at night, and then give an account of his own private reading." The daily services in the Hall were conducted by the President. In the morning the undergraduates were required to read in the Old Testament from the Hebrew into Greek, excepting the Freshmen, who were allowed...