Word: paul
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Fairchild, of Hopkinson. The freshmen demanded that the candidate should step upon the platform before they would vote for him, then they elected him unanimously, gave him a round of applause, and called for a speech. Pres. Fairchild briefly replied. For vice-president, E. H. Fennessy, of St. Paul's, A. H. Gould of Boston Latin, and F. H. Ladd of Andover, were nominated. Mr. Fennessy had 197 out of 256 votes, but, as the ballot for secretary and treasurer was about to be taken, he was saved a speech...
...meeting of the St. Paul's Society this evening, is one of the greatest importance to the vital interest of the society. The question of giving up the present room in Grays Hall to share the quarters of the other religious organizations in Holden Chapel is to be discussed and possibly decided upon. Such a union would be, in a way, a step towards the realization of a religious building devoted to "the religious interests of the University:" and yet in some ways it is a question whether or not this step had better be taken just at present...
...2tSt. Paul's Society. - The semi-annual election of officers will be held in Grays 17 at 7 o'clock, Wednesday evening, Oct. 12. All members interested in the welfare of the society are urged to attend...
...Paul, A J. 46 Thayer
Last fall concerts were given in Jamaica Plain and Springfield before the Harvard-Yale game, in Boston at the Art Club and in Cambridge at Sanders and Brattle Hall. On the trip there were six concerts, at Washington, St. Louis, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Milwaukee and Chicago. After the trip the new club went to work on the programme for the spring concert, singing before this at the Art Club, Belmont and Concord. Then came the spring concert, the one in Charlestown and one, also, at the Country Club...