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...crews at St. Pauls School this year are as follows: Shattuck - Bow, Mumford; No. 2, Raymond; No. 3, Kales; No. 4, Billard; No. 5, A. Scudder; No. 6, Brown (captain); No. 7, Penrose; Stroke, Fennessy. Halcyon - Bow, Eicholtz; No. 2, Furman; No. 3, Brewer; No. 4, McCrea I; No. 5, Riggs; No. 6, Campbell I; No. 7, Hickok I; Stroke and captain, Townsend...
...Dartmouth, Mr. Thaxter, Dr. Robinson, and W. F. Ganong. Among those present were Professors Dunbar, C. L. Smith, J. P. Cooke, C. J. White, W. W. Goodwin, Hall, Lanman, W. C. Lane, Everett, Lyon, Davis, Schilling, Wright, Howard, Emerton, Greenough, Jackson, Dr. H. P. Walcott, Justin Winsor, Horace Scudder, R. S. Hale, and R. H. Dana...
...Chandler, G. H. Scudder...
Besides the above mentioned articles, there is a sheaf of delightful Christmas stories, - "The Christmas Shadrach," by Frank R. Stockton; "A Christmas Fantasy, with a Moral," by Thomas Bailey Aldrich; "Wulfy; A Waif," a Christmas sketch from life by Miss Vida D. Scudder, and "The Rapture of Hetty," by Mrs. Mary Hallock Foote, the last dealing with a Christmas dance on the frontier, and a number of general articles. The poetry of the number is of a high order...
Last evening the first of these meetings was held, in 2 Weld. Mr. Horace E. Scudder spoke about books and book-publishing. He said that many men have a distinct desire to enter literature, but at the same time do not feel enough confidence in their abilities to permit a definite choice of letters as a life-work. At the same time their love of books is so strong that they cannot tear themselves away from them. In a publishing-house, run on the large scale of many at the present time, a variety of openings is offered to just...