Word: brooklyns
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...clubs composed of twenty-eight men, gave the first concert in Norfolk, Va., the following evening one at Fortress Monroe. Leaving there, the next concert was at Washington, where a reception was tendered the clubs at the White House. The two following days concerts were given at Philadelphia and Brooklyn, the clubs returning home in time for the opening of college...
Freshmen: Bow, J. O. Porter, Brookline, 152; 2, J. C. Powers, Rochester, N. Y., 194; 3, N. Rantoul, Boston, 152; 4, G. W. Steedman, St. Louis, 166; 5, W. F. Jones, Boston, 164; 6, F. N. Watriss, Chicago, 168; 7, J. A. Kidder, Brooklyn, 158; stroke, J. H. Goddard, Orange, 165; coxswain, J. Amory, Boston...
...completed and will leave New York in a day or two. Everything seems to be satisfactory, but not until the launch has been put to a severe test, can satisfaction be assured. This necessary test will be made on her trip from New York. Mr. Charles R. Cowley of Brooklyn was the builder of the launch. The dimensions are as follows: Length, 45 feet, beam 7 feet, draft 30 inches aft, 18 inches for ward, cockpit for and aft, accommodation for from fifteen to twenty passengers. The hull is made of white cedar planking, copper fastened throughout, but the keel...
June 12-S. Brooklyn at Princeton...
Miss Mary A. Brigham, of Brooklyn, has been chosen president of the Mt. Holyoke Seminary. She has twice been offered the presidency of Wellesley, and once a professorship at Smith College. She will assume her duties next fall...