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...Chane '26, W. L. Chapin Jr. '25, Sterling Dam '26, W. J. Devon '26, Kenneth Dole '24, Ostram Enders '26, T. D. F. Farmer '25, B. G. Gettinainger '26, J. M. Greeley 2E.S., M. W. Greenough '25, LeR. Hauer '26, L. G. Hill '23, N. C. Hutchinson '26, J. S. Hass '26, E. B. Jordain Jr. 2G.B., G. L. B. Keever '26, R. B. Lattimore '24, John Minghl '26, C. L. Pierson '26, C. D. Penrane Jr. '26, Isaac Rodman '26, Irwin Rosen '26, B. B. Seigal '26, A. L. Sherin '24, J. H. Smith '25, F. S. Stitt...
...When Hutchinson, the first Harvard man to be chosen governor of the province, took office, bells were rung and the whole Harvard student body assembled in Holden Chapel to celebrate the occasion...
Things are very little different today. The coming election will not be celebrated like Hutchinson's by hymn-singing in Holden, nor like Harrison's by "horse sense" and "hard cider", with too little of the former and too much of the latter. But the interest is still there and tonight at the Union, the open meeting of the newly organized Republican Club, with men like Senator Moses and Senator Wadsworth speaking, will be crowded with students "zealous in their interest for the public welfare...
...question that whatever he took up would be settled then and there before he let it drop. Adams never minced words, but his reasoning was usually so cogent and what he said so much to the point, that his attacks were feared as no others in his time. Hutchinson whom, as the Royal Governor of the province, 'Adams' activities had driven from office, referred to him in his report to the Crown as "of such an obstinate and inflexible disposition that no gift nor office would ever conciliate...
...following men received Frederick Sheldon Prize Fellowships: John Bridge '22 of Simsbury, Conn.; Eliot Dole Hutchinson '22 of Lowell, Mass.; Wheeler Glass Lovell '22 of Cleveland, Ohio; Garrett Mattingly '23 of Allegan, Mich...