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...theory and practice of physic for 1888-89; Professor John Trowbridge, director of the Jefferson physical laboratory; Edward T. Sanford, A. B., proctor for 1888-89. The committee on government of the college was designated as follows: Andrew P. Peabody, John T. Morse, Jr., Edwin P. Seaver, Samuel Hoar, Francis G. Lowell, Charles C. Beaman, Jr., Augustus Hemenway, Alexander McKenzie, Le Baron Russell, John Noble, John H. Washburn...
Sophomores. Savage-Gulick; Matthews-Slattery; Price Greenleaf-C. H. Page, Wright, Mix; Matthews-Powers, Babbitt, C. N. Brown; Bowditch-Cannon, K. B. Emerson, H. I. Cummings, Burr, E. O. Parker, Parsons; Whitney-Phinney, Chittenden; Bartlett-W. Reed; Derby-Chester; Levina Hoar-G. D. Bussey; Slade-J. A. Parker; G. Thomas-J. W. Rice; Merrick-Weyse; Rogers-J. E. Johnson; Lowell, Finlay; Sever-Sever...
...tariff questions were frequently brought before the Union and the records show that the society was then in favor of protection. As early as this the system of elective studies was advocated by the majority of the members. James Russel Lowell, Edward Everett Hale and E. Rock wood Hoar are names to be found in the long list of officers...
...board of overseers held a special meeting Wednesday, the Hon. Charles R. Codman in the chair. A committee consisting of Messrs. Green, Hoar, Lee, Lincoln and Peabody was appointed to present appropriate resolutions on the deaths of R. D. Smith and James Freeman Clarke, members of the board. The report of the faculty on athletics was presented by President Eliot, and laid upon the table. It was voted to concur with the President and Fellows in their appointments as follows...
...Appleton Chapel. The services were very simple, and, with the exception of a very few floral decorations, there was an absence of display. Rev. Dr. Peabody read passages from the Scriptures and Dr. McKenzie delivered the eulogy. Among the many people present were the officers of the University, Judge Hoar, President Dwight, James Rus sell Lowell, and other eminent gentlemen. The remains of Professor Gray were taken to the Mt. Auburn Cemetery, where they were placed in the family vault...