Word: stones
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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LOST on Saturday, November 16, gold seal ring, brown stone with stag's head cut on it. A liberal reward for return to Leavitt and Peirce...
HANDEL AND HAYDN SODIETY.- Gentlemen who are interested in oratorio music and who have good voices and some knowledge of reading are invited to become members of the society. Harvard men especially welcome. Names and addresses may be sent to Charles W. Stone, secretary, 68 Chestnut street, Boston...
...scratch; 2, H. C. Burdette, 10s.; 3, J. F. Wood, 15s.; 4, W. R. Brinckerhoff, 30s.; 5, H. H. Brown, 30s.; 6, H. H. Richards, 45s.; 7, E. S. Hatch, 45s.; 8, A. B. Holmes, 1m.; 9, E. W. Capen, 1m.; 10, W. E. Putnam, 1m.; 1I, F. V. Stone, 1m. 30s.; 12, E. A. Bumpus, 1m. 30s.; 13, A. E. Dacy, 1m. 45s.; 14, L. F. Smith, 1m. 45s.; 15, F. A. Russell, 2m.; 16, H. P. Walker, 2m.; 17, R. L. Chipman, 2m.; 18, F. B. Carter, 2 m.; 19, H. Coonley, 2m.; 20, H. R. Storrs...
...Messrs. Stone and Kimball are about to publish a collection of short stories by H. B. Marriot Watson, under the title of "Galloping Dick, the Adventures of Richard Ryder, sometimes Gentleman of the Road." Several of the stories have already appeared in the Chap Book. As vivid pictures from the career of a highwayman of the last century, and as stories, they are excellent...
HANDEL AND HAYDN SODIETY.- Gentlemen who are interested in oratorio music and who have good voices and some knowledge of reading are invited to become members of the society. Harvard men especially welcome. Names and addresses may be sent to Charles W. Stone, secretary, 68 Chestnut street, Boston...