Eight o Clock Chapel Reveals New England College Past
A vivid look at New England college life in the eighties contrasts campus society and academics with the later era. The piece notes social life, faculty relations, and the shift from close student contact to a modern businesslike administration, highlighting figures like Presidents Potter and Dwight and scenes from college theater and football.
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Comnelius Ronati Patton
Walter Taylor Pield
New England
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Bowders Weeevan
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New Theatre Company
America
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Hoart Potter
Timothy Dugnt
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Kant
Draight
Timothy Daipht
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Havind
Frekiel Robeen
Aed Sims
Paper magnate wills 53000 to Yale
The late Chester Wo Lyman, official of the International Paper Co, leaves 53000 to Yale. The Hopkins Grammar School of New Haven receives 25000, Rus sell Trust of New Haven 6060, and Yale Unit 3000. Principal estate valued at about 379000. New York relatives and Marguerite Lymer receive annuities and shares, with portions to nephews and a daughter.
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Dartmouth Alumni Leader Dies at 76 in Buffalo
Randolph McNutt longtime president of the Randolph McNutt company and a prominent Dartmouth alumnus, died today at his Buffalo home aged 76. Born in Warren County New York in 1851, he founded a furniture company after graduating from Warenburg Academy and Portsmouth College. He supported Dartmouth and mentored young men as part of his civic and educational efforts.
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Norwalk Cobbler Files Bankruptcy Petition
Norwalk cobbler Sam Wol Kot of 1 Main Street filed a bankruptcy petition. Judge Joby Keogh presiding. unsecured claim listed at 268236 dollars with a second figure shown as REO. A meeting of creditors was set by the court for a later date.
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Mill River Gun Club Buys Catboat
The Mill River Gun Club has purchased a catboat as part of its mixed activities. Details remain sparse in the fragmentary report, with unclear names and dates lingering in the text.
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Mill River Gun Club
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