Word: frees
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...last opportunity for the class to meet as a whole in anything like a social gathering. The sentiment in such an occasion is not to be overlooked and each one must feel the privilege which is here given him for the last time in his life. The dinner is free and informal, so that every one may feel at perfect liberty to be present. The committee earnestly requests as many men as have not signed already to do so at once and it also asks that those who have signed and cannot attend to take their names off the list...
...exactly how many to provide for, every man who expects to be present is particularly urged to put his name down in the book at Leavitt's. Likewise men who have signed and find they cannot come are asked to take their names off the list. The dinner is free, and every one should try to be there...
...Thirty free scholarships in each class in Cornell University are open to students from New York city, yet at a competitive examination held Wednesday only three candidates for the scholarships appeared, and none of these proved eligible...
...prize for the best entrance examinations to Columbia, - free tuition for the whole course, amounting to $600 - was won by Frank Hope Brooks of the Mt. Morris School...
...Dolt, in American gymnastics; Mr. Christian Eberhard, in class drills in light gymnastics; Lieut. Mark L. Hersey, in military drill; Mr. James G. Lathrop, in track and field athletics; Dr. F. N. Whittier, in developing appliances; Mr. John Bemler, in posturing and tumbling; Miss Grace E. Folger. in Swedish free movements and heavy gymnastics; Miss Ida May, in aesthetic movements and voice training; Miss Jennie B. Wilson, in general gymnastics...