Word: seconde
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Dates: during 1890-1890
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...Second College Conference on the Study of the Bible. The Literary Aspect of the English Bible. Professor G. L. Kittredge. Sever...
...second college conference on the study of the Bible will be given in Sever 11 at 7.30 this evening. Professor G. L. Kittredge will lecture on the "Literary Aspect of the English Bible." This aspect of the Bible is too often disregarded, and the conference will be especially interesting as much on account of the subject as of the lecturer...
...second conference of the series on the study of the Pible takes place this evening. The Bible will be studied from a literary point of view, and there is perhaps no one in the University better prepared to speak on this subject than Professor Kittredge who of late years has devoted much zealous study to his subject after having spent years in preparation. The course has been given in answer to a universal demand for more critical knowledge of the Bible. Whetner the interest in the subject is as advanced here as in some other parts of the country will...
...played at ten o'clock this morning unless contestants prefer some other time during the forenoon: 1, Lee vs. Baldwin; 2, Potter vs. Brown; 3, G. F. Brown vs. Whitehouse; 4, Orcutt, vs. Cobb; 5, Pease vs. Lincoln; 6, Wilson vs. Barron; 7, Hovey vs. Rhoades. In the second round beginning at two, the matches will be: Brooks vs. winner of 1; Kilbreth vs. Chase; Parker vs. 2; Lockett vs. 3; Russell vs. 4; Winsor vs. 5; Thomas vs. 6; Nutter vs. 7. Drawings in doubles resulted as follows: Brooks and Parker vs. Hastie and Niles; G. F. Brown...
...ELLSWORTH.TENNIS TOURNAMENT. Play in the first round of the Tennis tournament will begin at ten o'clock, unless both contestants prefer some other time during the forenoon; second round at two; third round at half past three. All scores should be left with the man in charge of the courts. Drawings in doubles and consolation singles will be announced in tomorrow's CRIMSON...