Word: furber
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...following men will act as ushers at the game this afternoon: Short, Whitman, Lane, Hervey, Murchie, Falk, Carey, Pillsbury, White, Hawes, R. D. Wrenn, P. W. Wrenn, D. W. Shea, Bond, Foss, Wilder, S. M. Merrill, Coffin, E. G. Merrill, Beals, Macallister, Borden, Peirce, Spalding, Taylor, Sharp, Furber, Bisbee, Sears, Miller, Shead, and Ellsworth...
George P. Furber, '87, who recently graduated from the Law School, has been admitted to the Massachusetts bar and is now practicing in Boston...
...Landon, N. Rantoul; from '93, S. E. Farwell, G. R. Fearing, L. A. Frothingham, B. W. Trafford; Sp., J. A. Garland; L. S. S, P. V. K. Johnson; Gr., E. B. Delabarre, J. B. Chittenden, F. E. Zinkeisen; D. S., C. T. Sempers; L. S., G. P. Furber, R. E. Forbes, C. M. Thayer...
...debates would assume a freer attitude. This motion was seconded by Morton and passed. It was also moved that a committee be appointed to consider the question of a joint debate with some other college, presumably Yale. This was also passed and the president appointed Messrs. Morton, Scott and Furber as a committee. Messrs. Scott, Holden, and Brackett were appointed a committee to decide on the advisability of the senate-meeting scheme. The debate of the evening then ensued. The question was, Resolved, "That the removal of duties on raw wool would benefit the woollen manufacturers of the United States...
...divisions for the History 1 examination today are as follows: A to Frothingham, Lower Mass; Furber to Porter, Upper Mass; Post to Z, Harvard...