Word: sorrowful
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...just above Craigie Bridge. This recommendation, however, owing to the imperfections of the engineering plans proposed, was not carried out. Since the legislative session of 1901, an active campaign has been carried on in behalf of the Charles River dam, by the following committee: J. J. Sorrow '85, chairman. H. L. Higginson h.'82, A. Hemenway '75. Nathan Matthews, Jr., George W. Weld '60, Dr. Chas, G. Weld...
...were class-mates of your son at Harvard, and as such we wish to join with you in the sorrow that all of us feel at the death of your son George Irving Hayes. The class of 1902 has met together and appointed us to send this letter to you as a message of sympathy from all its members. For the Class, EDISON LEWIS. LOUIS L. GREEN. BARRETT WENDELL, JR. DAVID C. CAMPBELL...
...death of your son Louis brings sorrow to us. We loved him for his wholesome nature, because he was good, and gentle, and kind, and we admired him for the love he bore his home. When we are older, and do look back upon college days, we shall mourn his loss then...
...Class of Nineteen Hundred and Three of Harvard University sends to you its deepest sympathy in the sorrow which has come to you and the Class by the loss of your son, Francis. His unvarying good humor, his bright disposition and kindheartedness endeared him to the friends he made among us, and made his loss the more deeply felt. He was sincere and constant in his friendship, and left behind him memories of goodness, kindness and unselfishness. For the Class, EDMUND J. D. COXE. WILLIAM N. TAYLOR. THOMAS STOKES. VICTOR C. MATHER RICHARD DERBY. ARCHIBALD G. MONKS. WILLIAM C. CLARK...
...Class of Nineteen Hundred and Three extends its heartiest sympathy to you in your recent sad bereavement. Your sorrow, in the loss of your son, is shared by the whole class. He was a man esteemed for his straight-forwardness, his strength of purpose, and his unfailing sincerity. Those who met him for the first time were impressed by his force of character, and closer acquaintance served only to deepen this impression. Not only the class but the entire University suffers deeply in losing from its ranks one whose past was so laudable, and whose future seemed so bright...