Word: haye
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Scattered along the shore are small hills, covered with a stunted growth of trees, or left entirely bare; behind these, marshes have grown through which the sea sends tide streams. These marshes, in the days of the early settlers, were the hay fields, and even now cattle feed upon them. Upon a marsh the new part of Boston has been built and in other adjacent places attempts are being made to use this marshy land...
...situated in Jamaica Plam, about five miles southwest of Boston. The farm connected with the school is given chiefly to the production of hay, which is consumed on the farm by the horses and cattle taken to board...
...situated near Jamaica Plain, about five miles southwest of the centre of Boston. The farm connected with the school is devoted primarily to the production of hay, which is consumed upon the farm by cattle and horses taken to board...
...custom to elect three first year men to the Harvard Law Review every year in March. The three for this year have just been elected. None of them are Harvard men. They are Logan Hay (Yale '93) of Springfield, III., a member of the Pow-Wow law club; J. P. Hall (Cornell '94) of Jamestown, N.Y., a member of the Ames-Gray law club; and Douglas Campbell (Union College '94) of Cherry Valley, N. Y., a member of the Thayer law club. These men are elected by the board of editors, chiefly on the reputation made by them during...
...recent meeting of the Yale senior class the following men were elected as a committee for the Senior Promenade; R. B. Wade, chairman; W. W. Smith, floor manager; L. Hay, J. T. Robinson, C. D. Jones, G. G. Martin, W. R. Begg, H. B. Barnes and G. T. Slade...