Word: use
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Boston Port Society, a reading room for sailors has been opened on T wharf, where the fishing boats come in. One man from the Association visits his room each day. An excellent chance is here given for college men to study the lives of the sailors who make daily use of the room. During the year about one hundred sailors have daily availed themselves of this opportunity for reading, and writing letters. To attract sailors to this room from the city saloons, entertainments at which refreshments are served have been given there monthly...
Bancroft, at 2, uses his leg drive too soon and fails to use his shoulders properly...
After the death of Phillips Brooks, some years ago, it was suggested that funds be raised for a Brooks Memorial House for the use of the religious societies, to cost $300,000. But $50,000 of this sum has been raised, and it has been finally decided to give up the original plans and to build with the amount in hand. Now, instead of attempting to carry out their original intention in so modified a manner, could not those in charge of the Phillips Brooks fund apply it to forming a nucleus for the University Club? The large hall...
Single tickets will be sold for $2.00 each at either of the sales. One ticket will be given to each Senior for his own use free of charge, and each package of four tickets will entitle the purchaser to a reserved table in the Delta...
Three barges for the use of the college at large have arrived in Princeton and are in the university boat house, on the canal. It is probable that interclass bumping races will be held next fall, and at the June meeting of the Athletic Association the question of rowing at Princeton will be considered, so that it is possible that in the near future Princeton may have a crew...