Word: may
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...Copeland will deliver a lecture on Thackeray in Sever 11, this afternoon at four o'clock. This lecture is the third of a series of six that Mr. Copeland is giving for the benefit of the Prospect Union. Single tickets are fifty cents and may be secured at the door...
...about five miles. Prizes will be given to the first six men in, if there are twenty or more starters. All competitors must be registered by the A. A. U. There will be an entrance fee of twenty-five cents, and the entries close on Wednesday, December 6, and may be left with John Graham at the B. A. A. club-house. The Marathon run will take place on April 19, 1900. The course will be from Ashland to the B. A. A. club-house, a distance of twenty-five miles. Prizes will be given to the first...
...competition, which will be held at New York in March, a preliminary competition will be held, at which the two best men in each event will be selected. In addition an exhibition will be given in the Gymnasium during the winter, and a dual meet with Yale or Columbia may be arranged...
...meeting will be open only to invited guests, who will be, in the main, persons mentioned in the pamphlet. It will, of course, be a College, not a University affair, for of all the scholarships and prizes, the Bowdoin prizes, and one or two others alone, may be competed for by men not in the College. Many men who have won the various prizes and scholarships in the past are now prominent, so that the invited guests will undoubtedly include many distinguished persons...
...Samuel May '29 died at his home in Leicester on Friday at the age of eighty-nine. Born in Boston, April 11, 1810, he there received his early education. In 1825 he entered Harvard, graduating in the class with Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes, James Freeman Clarke and Benjamin R. Curtis. He was secretary of his class. In 1833 he graduated from the Divinity School, of which he became senior alumnus in 1898. In 1834, Mr. May was ordained and installed in the Second Congregational Church of Leicester, where he continued to preach up to the time of his death...