Word: chatfield
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Dates: during 1890-1890
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...average weight of the men is rather light, yet with diligent work it is expected to put a strong crew on the water in the spring. The following men are still candidates: C. W. Mills, S. B. Ives, J. S. Cravens, A. M. Wallis, D. Rogers, T. I. Chatfield, J. A. Gould, S. E. Crump, E. F. Gallaudet, M. A. Pond, A. B. Graves, T. Denney, Jr., A. L. Van Huyek, R. S. Pitkin, T. L. Bristol, G. T. Slade, H. S. Thompson, F. K. Bremner, T. Parker, and W. M. Strong...
Wallis, 164 pounds; Ives 170, Denny 148, Merritt 162, Crump 162, Gallaudet 1541/2, Mills 172, Higgins 159, Chatfield 152, Gould 1581/2, Cravens 162, Gignoux 171, Graves 1581/2, Zantzinger 160, Cartwright 148, Pierce 162, Pitkin 158, Sutphen 164, Dorsey 150, Slade 152, Anderson 1521/2, Hammond 140, Cravens 162, Pond 1681/2, Bristol 146, Lord 1561/2, Jones 141, Thornton 153, Barnes 1531/2, Hand 1491/2, and Rogers (captain), 1481/2...
...meeting last Saturday was merely for the purpose of getting the men together in order to explain the work and to give them a few instructions. The following men presented themselves as candidates: C. D. Jones 138 pounds; S. B. Ives, 168; J. S. Cravens, 162; T. T. Chatfield, 1561/2; G. T. Slade, 1501/2; J. A. Babbitt, 143: E. R. Lamson, 142; W. M. Strong, 150; F. Parsons, 151; C. Kyle, 153; E. F. Gallaudet, 160; H. B. Barnes, C. W. Mills, 174; A. H. Wallis, and C. M. Pope. From '92 S., F. H. Barbour, 158; R. S. Pitkin...