Word: reared
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...last night, letters were received from the New York, Knickerbocker, and Manchester Yacht Clubs, offering the use of their anchorages, floats, and stations during the coming season, to members of the Harvard Yacht Club. The following officers were elected: Commodore, F. B. Talbot '00; vice commodore, G. Nichols '00; rear-commodore, L. C. Ledyard, Jr. '00; secretary, A. H. Eustis...
...less; after being cooked, they are sold for 48 cents a dozen. It is high time that a bulletin of cost prices be conspicuously posted. Two years ago, the Foxcroft Club voted for such publicity. The steward, after tacking such a notice on a door far in the rear for a month or two, discontinued the practice, without authorization, so far as I can learn. DETERMINATION...
Tonight at 7 in Peabody Hall, Phillips Brooks House, Dr. William S. Rainsford will deliver the address at the second University Meeting. Immediately after the meeting a reception will be tendered Dr. Rainsford in the room leading off at the rear of the hall. Every member of the University is cordially invited to take advantage of this opportunity to most Dr. Rainsford...
...Sargent, director of the Arnold Arboretum, has already ordered thirty Norway maples and three hundred shrubs for this purpose. Both the trees and the shrubs will be placed along the North Harvard street fence and around the Lodge, and some of the shrubs will be planted in the rear of the Locker Building. As an experiment, a few willow trees have been planted in the marsh just beyond the football field, and if they grow, a large number of them will be planted to form a windbreak...