Word: formed
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...gain from the Co-operative, run as it is? In its early years the prices of all goods were put well below retail prices outside, and members made a considerable saving at the time of purchase. Two years ago we were asked to take this saving under another form. The old system, it was complained, kept the supply of ready money short, and unnecessarily irritated the Cambridge tradesmen. It was therefore proposed to raise prices almost to the outside level, in order that the society might carry a larger and better stock; and the net surplus for the year...
...before the Christmas recess the students in this University from the states of Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado, Norfh Dakota and South Dakota, Montana and Wyoming territory, held a meeting at the rooms of Mr. F. H. Shaver, 5 Thayer. It was agreed that students from the states named above should form an organization to be called the "Western Club" for the purpose of encouraging young men in the west to come to Harvard College and of helping them to get settled when they get here. There will be no dues in the society and it is to be hoped that...
About thirty members of the alumni of St. Paul's school met in No. 6 Beck Hall last evening to act upon a suggestion made at the alumni dinner last spring, to form a St. Paul's club of Harvard. Mr. Henry Chalfant, '90, was appointed chairman, and it was decided to form a club similar to the Andover and Exeter clubs. C. S. Mathews, '90' I. N. P. Stokes, '91, F. O. Watriss. '92, and R. C. Bowler, '93, were appointed a committee to draw up a constitution which will be submitted to the club at a future meeting...
Will all alumni of St. Paul's school at present in college, who wish to form a St. Paul's club please meet at 5 Beck this evening at 7 o'clock...