Word: welding
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Wanted. - A premium will be given at 16 Weld for two or more tickets for either of the ladies' days of the athletic meetings...
...have received a copy of the manuel of the Harvard Club of New York. The officers of the club for 1882 are president, Francis M. Weld; secretary, N. S. Smith, and treasurer, T. F. Brownell, besides an executive committee of five and five vice-presidents. The club now numbers 263. Members from the class of 1881 are Charles McVeigh, J. S. Melcher and E. D. Hawkins. Its next monthly meeting occurs March 18th...
...heated in a very short time, and the temperature regulated easily, though I have always noticed that the rooms heated in this way are very hot and close." Nevertheless, we will venture to assert that no one who had endured the rigors of minus zero degrees in e. g. Weld, would ever venture to raise such objections if steam were to be introduced into our buildings. On the question of the desirability of steam-heat for dwellings in the outer world, there is almost no doubt at all. Steam is fast coming to supercede all other methods of heating...
...annual dinner of the New York Harvard Club, which took place at Delmonico's on the evening of the 21st, President Weld read some verses which "were intended," he explained, "to illustrate the plenitude of rhymes for the word Yale, while the fact was well known that there were none rhyming with Harvard...
...sixteenth anniversary of the Harvard Club of New York took place at Delmonico's last evening. A fine banquet was served, at which 150 members were present. The officers for 1882 are: Francis W. Weld, president; W. S. Smith, secretary, and F. Frank Brownell, treasurer. President Arthur, Secretary of War Lincoln and Senator Hawley were expected, but sent letters in which they regretted their inability to attend. Oliver Wendell Holmes sent a sonnet, and Longfellow, Whittier and President Eliot sent letters of regret. President Eliot was fined eleven cents for not attending the meeting...