Word: branch
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...annual meeting of the Boston branch of the American Folk Lore Society Mr. Montague Chamberlin read a paper on the Abnaki Indians of New England...
...Draper prize speaking at Andover last week prizes were awarded as follows: First, Edward T. Noble, Wichita, Kan.; second, Alonzo E. Branch, Malden; third, Harold P. Bale, Melrose...
...brilliant playing in this emergency. There were immense crowds at the game, including an unusually large delegation of Princeton men, who made a tremendous noise considering their numbers. The returns from the Harvard-Yale games at Cambridge, so far received at the time of writing, indicate that in this branch Yale has also won. Large crowds are at present watching the Yale News bulletins of the games...
Again Yale has defeated Harvard, and this time it is in track athletics, the branch of sports in which Harvard has always been the strongest. Little can be said to excuse the defeat. It was generally conceded that Yale had the best chance to win, but no one expected that it would be by so wide a margin, and that, too, on our own grounds. The Yale team proved beyond any question that they were stronger than Harvard's and besides winning about all the doubtful events, also took several in which it seemed reasonably sure that Harvard would...
...letter sent to the press of Massachusetts in the interests of state roads, Colonel A. A. Pope makes the following allusion to an interesting branch of the work done at the Lawrence Scientific School...