Word: reads
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Butter Fingers--E. Field '04 (Captain), J. P. McNamera '02, E. T. Andrews '03, R. A. Sadler '04, P. V. Lawrence '03, J. H. Stone '04, C. Read '03, H. E. Wescott '04, M. H. Smith '04, A. L. Wheeler '05, G.O. Suppes '03, J. T. Sears '03, W. F. Canavan '04, R. H. Hallett '04, E. C. Johnson '04, S. A. Storer '03, G. Kenyon '04, H. P. Marshall...
...annual business meeting will be held in the Union this evening at 7.30. At this meeting the results of the election will be announced and the reports of the Treasurer and Standing Committees will be read and acted upon. Any business brought up at this meeting will be open for discussion by all members of the Union. The order of business at the meeting will...
...meeting on the 150th anniversary of the American Philosophical Society, which will be held at Philadelphia on April 3, Professor Trowbridge will read a paper on "The Spectra Gases at High Temperatures...
About two hundred men attended the First Year Law School smoker at the American House, Saturday evening. A. N. Rice was toastmaster, and speeches were made by G. D. Marvin, D. R. Richberg, I. Grossman, and S. S. Lowenthal, C. F. C. Arensberg read a poem. Music and singing followed the speeches...
...service in memory of Professor Joseph Henry Thayer '50, was held in Divinity Chapel last night at 7.30. The service was mainly devotional. Professor J. H. Ropes read a sketch of Professor Thayer's life and work; and Doctor Alexander McKenzie spoke at some length of Professor Thayer's relations to the community and the church...