Word: west
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Cooke, F. L. Foster, R. F. Hoyt, S. C. Lawrence G. Martin, H. M. Pirnie, J. S. Reed, E. H. Ruch, J. E. Thayer; Pop-night Committee--G. G. Browne, F. P. Ferguson, R. Haydock, E. V. Long, H. Nawn, W. B. Parsons, S. A. Sargent, G. S. West...
April '27--West Point at West Point...
There is good skating today at the Cambridge Skating Club, the Brookline Country Club, the Brae Burn Country Club, West Newton; Spy Pond, Arlington; Brookline Reservoir, Franklin Field, Dorchester; Charles River Basin; Charles River, opposite Weld boathouse; Charles River at Cottago Farm, Gibson Street Playground, Public Gardens, North Brighton Playground, Ashmont Playground, Randolph Street Playground, Crystal Lake, Newton Centre; Savin Hill Playground, Jamaica Pond, Hammond's Pond, Monotany River, Somerville...
...possible that Harvard has now reached its highest development in numbers. The rise of new institutions in states to the west limits expansion in that direction, and the eastern states with their settled populations offer no expectations of larger patronage. Whatever growth is seen in the future must of necessity be slow, and will be dependent rather on the slow, increase of population than on the drawing here of many students from new territory. The development of the College offers the most promising opportunity for growth in numbers...
There is good skating today at the Cambridge Skating Club; the Brae Burn Country Club, West Newton; the Brookline Country Club; Spy Pond, Arlington; Brookline Reservoir: Franklin Field, Dorchester; Charles River Basin: Charles River, opposite the Weld boathouse; Columbus avenue; Gibson street Playground: Public Gardens: North Brighton Playground: Ashmont Playground: Randolph street Playground...