Word: drums
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...Morse, 113; Cullinan, 154; Batchelder, 158; Cavanagh, 125; Ramson 150; Borg, 150; Keyes, 156; Stade, 157; Lecompte, 145; Straus, 126; Williams, 135; Andrade, 141; Jagger, 146; Campbell, 151; Brewer, 150; Taylor, 130; Stearns, 139; Adams, 139; Brown, 146; Stone, 140; Post, 147; Bardeen, 125; Cummings, 164; Ballou, 150; Drum, 146; Howard, 145; Sewell, 112; Barttelle, 100; Pike, 143; Tansill, 153; M. A. Bartlett, 143; Johnson, 144; Flint, 143; Blake, 129; Brice, 180; Vail, 179; Hawes, 154, Kidder, 140; C. S. Hawes, 140; Chinchill, 152; French, 145; Hochstader, 126; Gans, 122; Purrington, 141; Mullins, 144; Roble, 161; Frink, 132; Clark...
Violin-H. A. Eaton, C. Brewer, J. C. Hoppin, O. G. Villard, G. H. Ingalls, J. C. Hayes, W. Cary, Alfred Friedlander. Clarionet-F. R. Sibley. Flute-E. H. Carpenter, R. E. Leach. Cornet-C. H. Pierce. Cello-C. M. Keep. Snare drum-C. E. Cook. Piano-Mr. Worthely. End instruments-Walter C. Nichols...
...Drum and bone corps photograph on rear steps of Sever, Monday...
...CRIMSON has received a number of communications asking why the drum corps has not been photographed...
...college battalion will not march to Cambridge, but will disband at the end of the route. It is expected that about 750 students will march in the battalion. including the members of the drum corps...