Word: thaddeus
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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Reappointing for 1889-90, Daniel Dennison Slade, M. D., lecturer on comparative osteology; Heman White Chapman. A. M. lecturer on criminal law; John Joseph Hayes, instructor in elocution; James Rismall Wheeler, Ph. D., instructor in Greek and Latin; Thaddeus William Harris, A. M., instructor in geology; John Cassan Wait C. E. S. M., instructor in surveying and drawing; George Howard Parker, S. B., instructor in, zoology; William Schofield, A. M., LL B., instructor in Roman Law, and in torts; Theodore Willis Fisher, M. D., Lecturer...
...board shall take effect: John C. Perkins, A. B., as proctor in Divinity Hall for 1888-89; Thomas M. Rotch, M. D., assistant professor of diseases of children; J. Mixter, M. D., demonstrator in anatomy; Chas. Gross, Ph. D., instructor in history; George H. Parker, S. B., in zoology; Thaddeus W. Harris, A. M., in geology; W. B. S. Clymer, A. B., in English; George Bendelair, A. B., in English history; Freeman Snow, Ph. D., in international law; G. W. Sawin, A. M., in mathematics; W. R. Thayer, A. B., in English; George P. Baker, A. B., in English...
...library was removed to Gore Hall, and numbered at that time about 41,000 volumes, and had a fund with a total income of $250 a year. In the same year Mr. Sibley became assistant librarian. Fifteen years later, at the death of the librarian, Dr. Thaddeus William Harris, known widely as an entomologist, Mr. Sibley succeeded to the position of librarian. In 1877, when Mr. Sibley resigned and became librarian Emeritus, the library contained 164,000 volumes and nearly as many pamphlets, and the permanent fund' formerly $5000, had been increased...
...college yard, and a few minutes later Governor Robinson, escorted by a company of lancirs, was welcomed by the college authorities at the west gate. The line of march was soon taken up for Sanders Theatre where the usual Commencement exercises were held. William Wallace Fenn delivered the oration, Thaddeus William Harris and Edward Andress Hibbard; dissertations, while Robert Herbert Tirrell, Samuel Atkins Eliot and James Lee Mitchell delivered disquisitions. The degrees were then conferred upon the graduates in the various departments of the university and finally the exercises closed with the conferring of honorary degrees upon the following distinguished...