Word: freshed
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Thirty-seven men started yesterday in the second hare and hounds run. F. C. Hinckley '95 and W. H. Vincent '97 were the hares and they laid the trail up Brattle street, around Fresh Pond, up the Watertown road, around Mt. Auburn cemetery, then down past the Arsenal, over through Brighton, then around Corey Hill, down Beacon street to Coolidge's Corner and through Harvard street to Allston, where the break was made at Barry's Corner. The hares were gone one hour and thirteen minutes and they beat the hounds by sixteen minutes. The first six hounds in their...
...three minutes past six. '94 got the best of the start, but '96 was rapidly gaining and would have passed them in a few more strokes when they were called back by the referee's whistle. No. 7 in the junior boat had jumped his slide and a fresh start was taken. This time the three crews shot out as one boat, and remained together to the quarter mile mark. Here '95 dropped the stroke to 30 per minute, while '94 and '96 kept steadily at it, the first rowing 36 and the latter 34 strokes to the minute. Both...
...should hang as fair diamonds of dew on Cambridge grass-blades as on their famous cousins of Mount Hermon. These autumn trees of ours that seem to have caught and kept the sunset in their branches till it looks as if a western evening-cloud had stretched itself in Fresh Pond meadows, are too ordinary for marvel...
...best of this April day comes in the evening when the clouds, scattered by a fresh west wind, float airliy away, reflecting the golden rays of the setting sun. This is the old age which we are to look forward to. He who walks with God has laid up for himself a crown of rejoicing which, if he received it not in this world, is so close to him that it is reflected on his brow in his last moments...
...PRESCOTT, Sec.HARVARD NATURAL HISTORY SOCIETY.-There will be a meeting of the society this evening, March 1, at 7.45. The program will be: Mr. W. H. Phelps, Alligators; Mr. T. W. Vaughan, Fresh Water Mussels; Mr. W. S. Nickerson, Development of Teeth; Mr. M. Chamberlain, The Deer of North America...