Word: gentleman
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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LOST.- Will the gentleman who, on Thursday afternoon, took a leather shoe (No. 8, F. E. Mosely and Co.) Iying near locker 743, please return the same and oblige OWNER...
...meeting of the junior class was held in Upper Massachusetts last evening to arrange for the class dinner. Mr. P. D. Trafford presided. It was voted unanimously to hold the dinner on Wednesday evening, March 7th, and Messrs. Codman, Keyes and Parker were chosen an executive committee. The following gentleman were chosen officers for the evening. President, Perry Trafford; toastmaster, Benjamin Weaver; orator, Thornton Woodbury; poet, Carleton Hunneman; chorister, Martin A. Taylor; prophet. Joseph H Sears. At the close of the election Mr. E. C. Pfeiffer made a stirring appeal to the meeting to support the class crew. The meeting...
...rolling pennies down the aisle, laughing at the instructor when he had occasion to take a glass of water, snapping toothpicks round the room, and laughing, talking, clapping and stamping all through the lecture. Of course we take it for granted that these men have been taught how a gentleman should behave; but perhaps they consider themselves already to have reached man's estate. We assure them that they are mistaken. Such childish manifestations only prove that they are not fit to come to college, but should have another year or two at the primary school. We do not want...
...Harvard Union held its first meeting for several weeks last evening. There was but a handful of men scattered about the room, and the meeting was called to order, as usual, after time. After the preliminary business was transacted, the first gentleman on the affirmative, Mr. E. H. Savary, spoke on the question for the evening: "Resolved, that contested election cases of members of Congress should be tried by the Supreme Court." The present method, said he, of deciding contested elections, although practicable in the early days of the Republic, is now bungling and unjust. Of the cases already brought...
...LLOYD, Secretary.H. P. C.- Will the gentleman who took as a souvenir the blunderbuss used in the Christmas theatricals please return the same to 48 Matthews. By so doing he will save the club much inconvenience and expense...