Word: sanborn
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Tickets required for admission are now for sale at Sanborn's and in the basement of the Co-operative Society. Price $2.00. Men are urged to get their tickets at once, so that the committee may know how many to expect at the dinner...
...Freshman dinner will be held on Thursday, May 3, at the Hotel Vendome. No dress suits are to be worn. Tickets required for admission to dinner are now for sale at Sanborn's and in the auditor's office at Memorial. Men will be sure to sign the blue books when purchasing tickets...
...amount probably sufficient for the purpose. The subscriptions were chiefly in amounts of 10 and 25 cents. Five dollars was the largest single subscription. The book at Memorial brought in 191 subscriptions, $33.95; at Leavitt's, 62 subscriptions, $32.25; at Randall Hall, 84 subscriptions, $9.65; at Sanborn's 37 subscriptions, $9.25, and at the Hasty Pudding Club, 34 subscriptions, $9.75. Of these amounts only $29.25 actual cash has been collected...
...Hall '00. Bustofa, his son, J. G. Brackett, '01. Constable, H. G. Schleiter '01. Ismenia, daughter to Bellides, W. C. Arensberg '00. Aminta, her cousin, R. I. Lee '02. Florimel, daughter to Julio, and supposed daughter to Franio, H. W. French '01. Gillian, wife to Franio, J. P. Sanborn '00. Cupid, Frank Macy. Lords, gallants, servants, rustic dancers, nymphs and shepherds. Scene--Toledo and the neighboring country...
...Story of Nellie and Jack," by E. A. Wye '01, is well told, though the curious dialect is rather trying on the reader. Dialect stories have to be very good indeed to make up for the difficulty of struggling through the sentences. "In at the Death," by J. P. Sanborn, Jr., '00, seems hardly plausible in the telling, and not especially enter taining. "Told from a Diary," by W. H. Mearns '02, begins well, but finishes leaving the reader decidedly in the air. The poetry consists of two pieces, "The Prison of St. Quentin," by B. Bassett and a translation...