Word: winterizing
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Everyone knows that for years the Institute of 1770 has been little more than a mere name. Everyone has regretted that this was so but nothing was done until last winter when the members from the present junior class determined to raise the society into an active existence. Rooms nearer the yard have been obtained and fitted up with all the ordinary convenience of a club. This evening the club house will be formally opened. All members of the Institute must thank '92 for reviving this old institution, and their action will also receive the benediction of the graduates, many...
...Warwick Cox, from Hill Brothers, London, attends at Parker House all next week, having a complete variety of new patterns for the coming winter. Morning up to 10.30 and after 3.30 p. m. daily...
...Warwick Cox, from Hill Brothers, London, attends at Parker House all next week, having a complete variety of new patterns for the coming winter. Morning up to 10.30 and after 3.30 p. m. daily...
...about 20 members present a the meeting of the Free Wool Club last evening. The secretary, H. De Y. Lentz, '91, read minutes of the last meeting. Mr. Garrison, L. S., in giving the report of the executive committee, said that Hon. Josiah Quincy would address the club this winter on the subject of the McKinley bill, and that addresses were hoped for from Hon J. F. Andrew, Hon. Wm. Everett and George Fred Williams...
There is to be a regular meeting of the association every Sunday evening at 6.30 during the year. Prof. J. H. Thayer, D. D., Prof. Chaplin, Prof. G. D. Lyon, D. D., and Rev, Brooke Herford are among those who will address the society this winter. Rev. Lyman Abbott and Rev. Henry Van Dyke have been invited to make addresses, but have not as yet been heard from...