Word: reid
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...gymnasium to row at 3.30: Ingalls, Stone, Purington, Hale, Campbell, Cary, Pike, Barlow, Brown, Pease. The following at 3.50: Chew, Tansill, Burgess, A. L. Cochrane, Parker, Emmeth, Walcott, Brewer, Converse, Clarke, French, Falk. The following at 4.10: Sternburg, Post, Howard, Broughton, Davis, Winslow, Doe, Jaggar, Holland, Reid, Hathaway, Baldwin. The following at 4.30: Batchelder, Slade, Cochrane, Vail, Tripp, Wood, Keyes...
Clark University, in addition to those already started has recently opened to its students two new departments. The first is in modern languages, and is to be under the direction of Dr. Camille Reid, who organized and has for some years conducted the Modern Language Institute in Boston. This department although never announced has always been in the scheme of the university. It will not take up at all the philology or literature of the languages, but will be devoted entirely to equipping men with what is needful for scientific work. Dr. Camille Reid, the head of the department...
...Reid, Neil E, 13 Kirkland street
...Whitelaw Reid, minister to France, was tendered a farewell banquet last Tuesday in New York by the Delta Kappa Epsilon fraternity...
...chapel to listen to the time honored orations of the class-orators. F. Palmer, Mass., represented the freshmen; T. W. Hotchkiss, N, Y.. the sophomores, and T. N. McCarter, N.J., the juniors. These gentlemen reflected much credit on themselves and their respective classes by their efforts. F. E. Reid, Ohio, was the senior orator. His oration, by custom long established, was of the witty and humorous type. His thrusts were keen and heartily appreciated, especially by the undergraduates, to whom many of the jokes were not so obscure as to the strangers present...