Word: newtons
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...Harvard Tennis Association. The tournament will be held on some pleasant Saturday in May. Among the schools which will probably be represented are the following: Nobles' School, Boston; Waltham High School; Brown and Nichols School, Cambridge; Malden High School; Roxbury Latin School; English High School, Boston; Hopkinson's School; Newton High School. The prize for the school winning the most points will be a silk banner worth fifty dollars, and the winner of the tournament will receive a gold medal. The winners of the Interscholastic Tournaments of Princeton, Yale, and Harvard will be invited to play at Newport during...
...Faculty of Princeton University have announced the following appointments for the class of '93 for commencement day: Valedictorian, Bertram Vandyck Post of Syria; honorary orations, Abram P. Andrew, Jr., of Indiana, Jesse B. Carter of New York, William A. Dunn of Ohio, Lee Montgomery of Missouri, Charles B. Newton of Pennsylvania, Guy A. Tawney of Minnesota, John L. Tidsley of New York and Herbert L. Winans of New York. The appointments of Latin and English salutatorians have not yet been made...
...asylum he recovered and went to Huntington to see his brother. Here he met the Unwins and soon became an inmate of their home. On the death of Mr. Unwin the family went to Olney and Cowper with them. Due greatly to the bad influence of a Mr. Newton, curate of the parish, in 1773 his malady again returned and through his long illness of two years he was attended by Mrs. Unwin with the most affectionate care. To beguile the tedium of his recovery, he occupied himself with carpentry and gardening, and in domesticating his famous hares. Slowly...
...united choirs of Appleton Chapel and St. Paul's Church, Boston, gave Stanier's sacred cantata, "The Daughter of Jarius" yesterday at the Vesper Service. It was entirely a musical service and no sermon was preached. The soloists were Newton Wilcox of St. Paul's choir. Mr. George Parker, tenor, and Mr. Heinrich Meyn, bass. Willie McDonald was unable to assist in the solo singing owing to the recent death of his father...
...cantata was part of the program of a concert given by the same choirs and that of Grace Church, Newton, a few months ago in Tremont Temple for charitable purposes. It was sung with excellent effect, but it was even better sung yesterday. It is a pity that we cannot have more of these musical services, for Mr. Locke has been very successful in preparing for this cantata, and the singing of yesterday reflects great credit on his careful and conscientious work. The solo singing was excellent, and that of Newton Wilcox remarkable for its good taste and expression...