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...nine is now pretty well under way. All the old men are at work but two, Hovey and Trafford. Hovey will begin to play sometime before the April recess and Trafford very soon after. Highlands, the new pitcher, is doing well, and Bates is soon expected back to college, so that we are reasonably sure of at least two first-class pitchers. Upton and Cobb are both catching again, and Clarke '94 and Corbett are doing very good work. The infield will probably be about the same as last year, with Frothingham at second. In the outfield Hallowell and Dickinson...
...evening at the Revere House and proved a thoroughly enjoyable affair. Soon after seven o'clock about one hundred and twenty-five members of '93 sat down to an eight-course dinner which was served in the large dining room of the hotel on the first floor. B. W. Trafford, the president of the class, presided, and shortly before dessert was brought on, he introduced the toast-master of the evening, J. A. Wilder. Mr. Wilder made a short speech in his official capacity and then introduced the poet of the evening, S. F. Batchelder. After the poem...
...TRAFFORD,F. TOWNSEND, JR.,J. H. PARKER,F. W. HALLOWELL,F. W. MOORE,Committee...
...first chance for members of a class to come together in a social and fraternal way, - as it is the first opportunity for class-mates to meet on a man-to-man basis, it is sure to be largely attended. The president of the class, B. W. Trafford will preside and the following are the officers of the dinner: Toastmaster, J. A. Wilder; chorister, F. S. Converse; poet, S. F. Batchelder; orator, G. K. Bell. There will be a number of songs by the glee-club men of the class, and toasts will be responded to by the following...
...TRAFFORD,F. TOWNSEND, JR.,J. H. PARKER,F. W. HALLOWELL,F. W. MOORE,Committee...