Word: milton
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Book: Editor in chief, Philip Hofer, of Cincinnati, O.; chairman of advertising and subscription department, Gardner Forstero, of Milton; chairman of the photograph and cuts department, Edward Cabot Slorrow. Jr. of Readville; chairman of the copy and art department, Thomas Helme Mills, of Portland, Ore.; chairman of the registration and individual photograph department, Henry Russell Atkinson, of Brookline...
Entertainment Committee: Chairman, Laurence Bowring Stoddart, Jr., of New York, N. Y.; John Nelson Borland, 2d, of Bedford Hills, N. Y.; John Martland Brewer Churchill, of Boston; Appleton King, of Milton; George Cabot Lee, Jr., of Westwood; George, Pratt, of New York, N. Y.; James Hampden Robb, of New York, N. Y.; Robert Minturn Sedgwick, of New York, N. Y.; Lawrence Bell Van Ingen, of New York...
...candidates of considerable experience in both the first and second shells. T. T. Pond at four, S. Damon at seven, W. Davis at bow, and J. N. Borland, 2d, stroke, all held places in the first Freshman boat during the fall rowing, and rowed regularly on the Boston Latin, Milton Academy, Pomfret and Groton crews, respectively. The remaining oarsmen, though they did not participate in the fall training all held places on their school crews...
...interscholastic gymnasium meet in the Sargent Gymnasium is to be held on April 6 under the auspices of the University gymnasium team. Andover, Exeter, Groton, Milton, and possibly Brookline and Newton High Schools will send teams. The meet is still open to other preparatory schools. The events scheduled are: horizontal and parallel bars, flying rings, horse, club-swinging, and tumbling. Prizes are to be given by an anonymous "friend of gymnastics...
Vice-President: Richard Sears Humphrey of Milton...