Word: sells
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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Brattle street, has been put under a new foreman, Mr. Forrest, who was, until recently, in business for himself in Cambridgeport. Besides this, arrangements have been made with McArthur, the furniture dealer in Boston, so that the society can sell directly from his stock without any mediate charges. This arrangement will make the sale of furniture in the old Pudding building unnecessary, and it will therefore be discontinued...
Undergraduates do not need tree tickets as they march into the enclosure by classes. As some underclassmen have misunderstood the rule to the effect that no one can sell a ticket, the committee wish to announce that the principle on which the entire distribution of tickets is based is that no one but friends of Harvard men shall use tickets...
...less said about the man who pledges himself not to sell his season ticket, and then deliberately attempts to dispose of it in an underhanded way, the better it will be. There is no doubt that the man is ashamed of his actions, as shown by the method he takes to accomplish his purpose. Perhaps then there is some hope for him, but at present his sense of honor is deplorably...
Every purchaser of a ticket agrees not to sell, barter, or part with for any consideration any Class Day ticket...
Every purchaser of a ticket agrees not to sell, barter, or part with for any consideration any Class Day ticket...