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...seventeenth annual convention of the Young Men's Christian Association will be held in Charlestown, Oct. 10 - 12. Wednesday, Oct. 11, will be state day, when the report of the year's work will be made, and questions pertaining to its continuance discussed. In the evening college work will be presented by students from Yale, Amherst, Williams and Princeton, upon which occasion a quartette from the Yale College Glee Club will sing. St. Paul's Society and the Christian Brethren will be represented...
...first annual meeting of the Union was held last evening in Sever 11 for the purpose of electing officers for the coming year. The secretary's report of the last meeting was read and accepted. The vice-president, Mr. Hayes, then presented the seventh semi-annual report of the executive committee, in which the great success of the Union for the past half-year was set forth. The treasurerthen read his report which was accepted. In the balloting, Mr. C. R. Saunders, '84, was re-elected president ; Mr. W. A. Hal C. F. Carrier, '85, chosen secretary...
...meeting of the Boat Club in Holden last evening was largely attended. Mr. Curtis, '83, presided. The secretary's report of the last meeting was read and accepted. Mr. Waring, '82, the treasurer, presented a summary of his report, lately published in the HERALD, which was accepted. In the election of officers for the ensuing year, Curtis, '83, was elected president of the club; Perin, '83, vice-president; Sexton, '84, treasurer, and Baylies, '84, secretary. On motion of Capt. Hammond, a graduate committee of three to oversee and advise in all matters of boating at Harvard was established...
...EDITORS OF THE HARVARD DAILY HERALD: I should like, through your columns, to make a full financial report of the University Boat Club, as the figures are so numerous, that reading them at the meeting would convey little meaning. I have not the statements of former treasurers at hand, but I should say that the expenses of the year have been nearly $2,000.00 greater than ever before. This may be attributed to the unusual expense of several departments of the Boat Club, but mainly to two things: The launch and the long stay at New London. The launch...
Last autumn the Massachusetts Charitable Mechanics' Association awarded to Moses King a bronze medal and diploma for "books, interest tables, etc." The report of the judges was as follows : "Ingenuity, originality and enterprise are apparent in every item of this exhibit. It combines the results of the tact of the skilful editor with the discrimination and good taste of the successful publisher. It is entitled to honorable mention, as being in some respects one of the most praiseworthy exhibits in this department of the exhibition...