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University Scholarships--Bruce Macmillan Bigelow Ph.B., Providence, R. L., Brown University 1924, History; Joseph Brunet A.M., Stanford University, Cal., A.B. Stanford University 1923, A.M. ibid. 1924, Romance Languages; Nelson Sherwin Bushnell A.B., LL.B., Watertown, Conn., A.B. Williams College 1920, LL.B. Baldwin-Wallace University 1923, Teacher of English and Public Speaking, Taft School, Watertown, Conn., English; Stanley Cecil Davidson S.B., Montreal, Que., S.B. McGill University 1923. Geology; Percy Albert Davies 2G., Scottsbluff, Neb. S.B. Colorado Agricultural College 1922, S.M. ibid. 1923, Botany; Brainerd Dyer 1G., Los Angeles, Cal., A.B. Piomona College 1923, Candidate for A.M., History; Allen Richard Foley A.M., Hanover...
...completed, he spent many hours on the track, counting the laps by reciting the letters of the Hebrew alphabet. Since the building of the Charles River dam, he has rowed more than 7,000 miles in an 11-foot shell. He celebrated his seventieth birthday by a pull to Watertown Dam and back. "Thus," he says, "I have tried to keep up through mature life the bodily activity to which I was used...
Taft. Charles P. Taft II, Cincinnati, attended his uncle's "Taft School" at Watertown, Conn., attended Yale College, where he played tackle on the famed football eleven of 1916, captained by "Cupid" Black. Later he attended Yale Law School. His name was presented to the Court last week by James M. Beck, U. S. Solicitor General...
...game, from 4.15 until 5.15, the Cottage Farm Bridge will be "one way" going towards Boston and the Temporary Bridge "one way" going towards Cambridge. Half of the Harvard Bridge is now open to traffic and is "one way" coming from Boston. Automobiles coming from Waltham and Watertown should come via North Beacon Street to Market Street to the Speedway...
...business meetings were held by the Grand Lodge members. John G. Price, of Columbus, O., was singled out and installed to succeed James G. McFarland, of Watertown, S. D., as Grand Exalted Ruler. John was described: "a self-made American . . . formerly a letter-carrier in Canton, O., the home of President McKinley. . . . He counted the late 'Chief Executive among his friends. When Mr. McKinley went to the White House he made a place for Mr. Price in the Post Office Department. While filling this position (a minor one) Mr. Price studied law at Georgetown University, and later took...