Word: sons
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...room is presented to the Library by Mr. and Mrs. Farnsworth in memory of their son, Henry Weston Farnsworth '12, who, early in the war, enlisted in the Foreign Legion fighting for France and was killed at Tahure in the great offensive in Champagne in the fall of 1915. They have given the majority of the books, but some have come from friends of the dead soldier while others are from the library of Franklin Haven '57 and have been presented by his sister, Miss Mary E. Haven...
...been said frequently of late that that Casey isn't as yet a second Mahan. He isn't but the accents should be on the "as yet" rather than the "isn't" and dismissing the case of Natick's latest starring son in a short comparison to Natick Eddie of last season is hardly fair, for it doesn't give a fitting idea of the wonderful running, dodging and passing ability that Casey possesses. With an even break in luck, Casey should hand in more than a smattering of thrills Saturday...
...persons anxious to meet Dr. Jordan at this time will be able to do so by communicating with B. D. A son '17 at 52 Mt. Auburn street...
Edward Carter Sortwell '11, of Cambridge, who has been with the American Ambulance Service with the French armies, died of injuries in Salonika, Greece, November 12, according to a cablegram received by relatives. He was 27 years old and a son of the late Alvin F. Sortwell, a former mayor of Cambridge...
...happened to be dining at Memorial with my son on Friday evening last and I have read with much interest your editorial of this morning. My experience was, to say the least, most disagreeable, as I was not only struck on the head with a large piece of ice, but was almost blinded by pepper, thrown in a napkin by some cheerful idiot, and which struck me full in the face. I merely mention this, as in you editorial I notice that you omitted to mention "Pepper" as a part of this intellectual exhibition. A. K. ROBKRTS...