Word: garrisons
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Aborn, P. N., 50 Garrison road, Brookline...
...managing editor, W. B. Southworth '18; advertising manager, H. H. Silliman '18; circulating manager, W. E. Whitney '17. The following are associate editors: G. W. Benedict, Jr., '17, W. T. Jenney '17, G. Jones '17, R. D. Hunneman '17, W. C. Morgan '17, E. V. French '18, R. H. Garrison '18, S. B. Kaiser '18, A. E. MacDougall '18, W. Richmond, Jr., '18, T. B. Scott, Jr '18, J. S. Taylor...
...Sales Prize went to A. N. Colton '16, and R. S. Hillyer '17 won the Lloyd McKim Garrison Prize for poetry. The first Old Testament Prize was won by A. R. Ginsburgh '17, and the Menorah Society Prize was won by C. Nemser '16. E. R. Roberts '16 won the Pasteur Medal. The Henry Russell Shaw Travelling Fellowship for 1916-17 was awarded to C. Laporte '16, and the Frederick Sheldon Fellowships to R. W. Chesnut '17, E. C. Ehrensperger '16, W. Goettling '16, and S. Sewall...
...after passing through a long and active service, including Cedar Mountain, Antietam, Chancellorsville, Gettysburg, the Battles of the Wilderness, Spottsylvania, Cold Harbor and Petersburg, was brevetted Colonel U. S. Volunteers. His letters were written to various members of his family, and form an unbroken series from his first garrison duty at Fort Independence through the year 1864. Mr. Noyes died...
...name of L. K. Garrison '19 in the table of contents will unquestionably be pleasing to the old guard of the Advocate's admirers, for there was a time when "Dulce est periculum" meant a great deal more than it does today, and a certain Garrison was largely responsible for its force. The present Garrison in "The Greater Union" handles a subject a little beyond his reach, but his diction is not that kind which gets into trouble in the famed course of English A. Myron Zobel '19 in "Richelieu, Vainquer de Dames" contributes the best approach to fiction...