Word: jamaica
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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James Clarke Davis '58, lawyer, Jamaica Plain; Lewis Stackpole Dabney '61, lawyer, Boston; William Hathaway Forbes '61, merchant, Milton; Norwood Penrose Hallowell '61, bank president, West Medford; Charles Follen Folsom '62, physician, Boston; John Elbridge Hudson '62, lawyer, Boston; Francis Lee Higginson '63, banker; George Glover Crocker '64, lawyer; Arthur Hunnewell '68, Wellesley; Joseph Bangs Warner '69, lawyer, Cambridge; Charles Joseph Bonaparte '71, lawyer, Baltimore; Walter Clifford '71, lawyer, New Bedford; William Henry Moody '76, lawyer, Haverhill; Abbott Lawrence Lowell '77, lawyer, Boston; Arthur Astor Carey '79, Boston; George Angier Gordon '81, pastor of the Old South Congregational Church, Boston...
...Varsity Glee, Banjo and Mandolin Clubs gave a concert in Eliot Hall, Jamaica Plain, Saturday night...
...VARSITY Glee, Banjo and Mandolin Clubs be at the Square at 7 p. m. to go to Jamaica Plain...
...meeting of the members of the Glee Club last night it was decided to hold the spring concert in Sanders Theatre on Thursday, May 13. The club will sing at Elliot Hall, Jamaica Plain, on April third. On the ninth of April it will perform with the Bohemian Orchestra in the Brookline Town Hall and on the tenth the Glee, Banjo and Mandolin Clubs will give a concert at the Boston Art Club...
...that he had been dropped by the Faculty because he had not attained sufficient "marks" in his college work, but it is false. Mains was not dropped nor has he left college. He has changed his department to the Bussey Institute, the agricultural school of Harvard University, situated at Jamaica Plain, some five or six miles from Cambridge, which gave rise, perhaps, to the story, and accounts for its being believed; but he is a member of the university, and as eligible to play as any of the candidates...