Word: shawmut
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Charles C. Lane '04 has resigned as director of the Harvard University Press, and Harold Murdock, vice-president of the National Shawmut Bank of Boston, has been chosen by the Corporation to be his successor Mr. Lane has been actively connected with the work since 1908, when he was appointed Publication Agent of the University to succeed the late John B. Williams '77, upon the death of the latter. At that time the printing was done in a small room in University Hall, but was expanded in 1913, and became the University Press, with Mr. Lane as its first director...
...Harvard Club at times to be announced. On Friday evening at 8 o'clock a course preparing for service in the quartermaster's department will be begun at the Ford Building. Those desiring to enroll will report in advance to Weld A. Rollins '90 at the National Shawmut Bank Building...
...arranged to hold examinations tomorrow for those men who wish to enter the Aero Reserve Training Corps in Room 558 of the Army Building, New York City. Any undergraduate who wishes to present himself before the examining board may do so by notifying Roger Amory '10, National Shawmut Bank, Boston. Men who wish to start training at once but who have not yet filed their applications to the training corps may be examined tomorrow and file their applications afterwards...
Money should be sent and checks made payable to Henry D. Forbes, Treasurer, National Shawmut Bank, Boston...
...first with Yale was held on Lake Quinsigamond, the "Oneida" winning from the "Shawmut" of Yale by four lengths. This first victory gave great impetus to the sports, which from that time on came into more and more prominence. Three years later the second race with Yale was won, and the first Harvard boathouse was built during the succeeding season. In 1859 and 1860 the University won from Yale and Brown on Lake Quinsigamond. The prow of the shell used in these races is now on exhibition in the Union...