Brown University - Liber Brunensis Yearbook (Providence, RI)

Text from Pages 1 - 96 of the 1882 volume:

. -E . .. 4' v9 r. . LIBER BRUNENSISI PUBIISHED BY TIIE SECRET SOCIETIES OF I ww 'vw I Vw W fmQf1IIEw ' mm f far 'lm ', Fsmjf 5 'fr I Pvt' JANUARY, 1882. I OLD SERIES, NO. 24. NEW SERIES, No 12. . Q-Q1 X fy ,L-X '-1' 2 ff' 'if f-:fifiif-if NM .M 57' , .-dfgqx ' .1 1' ig-0 , LAWRENCE: GEO. S. MERRILL, AMERICAN PRESS. I 88: . .Z ,R fN 'E ff?-K,-X 1- --ZX 1' IP x i l-1 -A I -I M' , - 1 M WV , .3 Q V - L. -lx 'KY' 7 17 TEV' I - E .nf -3 ia NP: I ' wx. Q ' 1 if . - , f, fix' X H 1,1 K G Km W , R ,y ' J x Q f -'F I 'M R f Z lf X f A f f ' E 15 ,..z.. L , '21 f V ' .yi I In 4,Q?t-,ffZ,,,T -1, . M'-X -,,..f!hL.4F MEX Bmarlil mi Biliimrm. -4-Mfowir JEFFERSON SHIEL, 13- 9- IL Chairman WIN. G. MERRILL, A. A. QP. FRANK E. BROOKS, A. LIP. NAT. SEABURY, W. T. W. T. LEARNED, -4- K- 15- H. S. GRAVES, X- 'P- PREFACE. Yes, the Liber is out, and it will be a narrow escape ifthe editors are not out. They have spared neither pains nor expense in its preparation, and in claiming that the Liber now before you is supe- rior to anything of its kind hitherto published, they expect its read- ers will bear them out-on a shutter I . Nothing of startling importance has happened at Brown since the last Liber was placed in your hands, except, perhaps, the unexpected completion of Memorial Hall, the equally unexpected completion of the Senior elections in one settingg the candidates being in waiting, and the wires working to perfection. The registrar has run the college satisfactorily to the Liber board during the past year. But the 4' honorable board of Fellows Src., 8zc., have in our humble opinion made a bad mistake in wrest- ing from the senior class the privilege of giving a free dinner to all the penurious clergymen within a radius ofa hundred miles of this village. Commencements in the future will be but slimly at- tended g the countless hordes of free dinner enthusiasts will remain away, and the University will surely go into a decline. W'e hope to see this mistake rectified after the present senior class graduates. As to athletics-As a whole, athletics have not made a very great stride forward during the past year, nor can we hope that they will, until we have- the much-cried-for gym -see Brunonian. In Base Ball wgmet with fair success last spring. The nine did excellent work, but were unfortunate. Base Ball seems to be, if possible, more popular than ever, and under the present system of management, we may fairly hope for a high place in the list next spring. Foot Ball-ha! ha! come on Princetons champions, come on Yales sluggers, our team is formidable--on paper. The glorious struggle between, 84 and 85, shows that foot ball is one of our strongholds, and, by carefully dodging all challenges we may win a record unspotted with defeat. Thle boating association, we are informed, still exists. SI took a good crew from us, but there is plenty of raw material left, whom a little water would not hurt. If the crews at present being organ- ized stick to their rowing machines and give us some good class races in the spring, it would give a decided impulse to the cause of boat- ing at Brown, which for some time past has been neglected for no good reason. YVe are pleased to notice the growing popularity of Tennis. Our splendid greens atibrd ample Eicilities for this game, and they will be increased when the middle campus becomes suiiiciently hard for tennis courts. The theatrical society, the Hammer and Tongs, continues to be deservedly popular. They gave a successful entertainment in the spring, which did the base ball treasury no harm. The Brunonian still remains the Liber's only legitimate rival. Our esteemed cotemporary is the same newsy energetic sheet as in years past, and has the same spontaneous and generous support. Its funny editor, like our own, is simply side-splitting. A glance at the Liber catalogue will show several changesin the faculty, the most notable ofwhich was the procuring at an enormous expense, of an assistant librarian, and fines must now be promptly paid in order to cover his salary. But enough of preface. Turn to the Liber itself and gather what you may from its contents. If there is anything instructive within its pages our labor has not been in vain. If there is anything amus- ing, it is more than we expected. If there is anything oftensive, pluck it out, and send the expurgated edition to your friends as a bona Hde copy of the Liber. If there are statements in which your name figures, and which appear to you to be ofthe Baron Munchau- sen order, remember that the editors have a very fertile imagination and take their statements t' cum grano salis. SECRET SOCIETIES Brmwmx Fllimivnemaiipg, ORDER OF THEIR ESTABLISHMENT. . Nulla soczkfas nullum collegium '-C LZBB7?lH?UZU5A6YS mpgs mm mi. -fffgxv Q 4 as ug. 1 . .X L .f I . 1A ' x'm'yH?1A l3l'l!IIUIlffIII Glgapicr. INSTITUTED, 1836. RE-INSTITUTED,'I85o. I i N I 1 LIBER BR UNENSIS. Alpha Mrellisx Whi. ...,..j..gg...j..,. SENIORS. William B. Bogert, George R. Hovey, Simeon Borden,-jr., Win. G. Merrill, john S. Greene, William H. Pomeroy, Edward A. Swain. JUN1oRs. I Abram Barker, Elisha Dyer, 3d, Lewis Dexter, jr., Stuart S. Green, Charles M. Leonard. Q soPHoMoREs. ' Everett D. Burr, Josiah H. Vose, Claude J. Farnsworth, Allan T. White, Albert H. Howard, Charles G. King, jr. FRESHMEN. ' john N. Brown, Charles O. Dexter, Frank Mauran, jr. Knight C. Richmond LIBER .BR UZVENSIS. GBP JBPFH uf Brlfa 1Plii. ,N 1. ,ny-X1 v. 4 'R mm lffll' N X ,I p 011111 dl: Xxxmxxx -SM? X U L . S in I. fa -:AS-vw' 4 L I. ,VK Mk- ,ff Nj X, , ' ,: ' A A gt 1-E f' fm f' ff . - 1 L.. -fgyfvnx n 5af.i 'nxZf -'gxat ff 1 , Z g ,r AI'!4. f 2b?w .4s!::1'Li,GE3g ' 9' uh' '-5 Mfr s 1-.41 N 1 lily v - l f' f' .- , PQ' M ' fi V ' 3'-L15 ywk lf S h ,JMC - ' y -x , - 5 T fl C :fx ' ' , , I ma. rf xf lfw I M X Nj INSTITUTED, 1838. RE-INSTITUTED, 1868 I -WY VKYY V LIBER BRUNENSIS. l l menlfr.-an Wins. i -+--l--6K-'-i-+- l JUN1oRs. , Frank E. Brooks, joseph M. Hobbs, l james A. Brown, Martin W. Twing, 4 Clarence E. Wilson. S SOPHOMORES. 5 G. H. Bottom, Edward P. Smith, i Winthrop M. Munro, Robert H. Ferguson. FRESHMEN. Olin S. Davis, Q Frederick L. Sanborn l Theron H. Carter. i LIBER BR UNENSIS. T552 Sigma uf 1Psi Uipsilnn me ,ff ffgf? LES' ':' g w ir, ,f3i7fft .J l M 83 g f KW lNS'l'1TU'l'ED, 1840. LJBER BR UNENSIS. II Wai Hlimnsfilmm. SENIORS. Charles H. Payne. Nathaniel Seabury, William B. Waterman, Henry A. Tillinghast. JUNIOR. Ira Barrows. SOPHOMORES. Arthur A. Gammell, C. William Greene, Henry B. Gardner, Theodore F. Tillinghast, Samuel Slater. ' FRESHMEN. Frank H. Brown, John B. Diman, Norman S. Dike, Francis W. Greene, Crawford Hill, C. Prescott Knight. IZ L IBER BR UNE .NSI S . 1BPfa Glirfa lpi. INSTITUTFD M W 'Kappa Slpnplnr. Q47. Rl HXS 11'I UTLD, 1880. LIBER BRUNENSIS. I3 Blain Vdillmeita EBPE. Benjamin E. Bowerman, Samuel W. Foss, Austin P. Foster, William R. Keegan, Herbert McIntosh, Osmond C. B. Nason, NVilliarn R. Park, ....y::..M..'-,514-... SEN IORS. I Milton Payne, john A. Sanford, jefferson Shiel, l-Ierbert E. Thayer, Charles R. Thurston, William H. Tolman, John L. Williams. JUNIORS. Edwin P. Allen, Henry P. Manning, Clarence O. Williams, Frank L. Shepardson, Edward C. Stokes. SOP!-IOMORES. Richmond Brewer, William I. Cloues, Alfred D. Cole, Edwin T. Banning, A. Prescott Folwell, x Edwin B. Harvey, W. C. Ingalls, Frank E. Sweet. FRESHMEN. Joseph W. Freeman, Arthur P. Sumner, Clifford P. Seagrave. LIBER BR UNENSIS. Evlfa Kappa Elpsilnn. X 'xv' ,f,- ' b .4A,fmT..fQ - !?'- Sa i' Tifpsilun Cf5Iprplv1'. INSTITUTED, . . . . . . 184 LIBEIE BRUNENSIS. I5 Melia Mappa Bpsillimmrm. Ira R. Allen, Edward B. Cole, I. Arthur Johnson, Elias F. Dunlevy, John G. Doron, Everett B. Durfee, Emerson H. Alger, Ward B. Chase, -i-P-'F-4-?-- SENIORS. William T. Learned, William C. Lott, James H. Spencer. JUNIORS. . Charles B, Luther, Edgar O. Silver. SOPHOMORES. Robert W. Greene,- Frederick N. Luther, Stephen E. Mann. FRESHMEN. Walter Hayward, A. Tingley Wall, William C. Burwell. LIBE 1? BR UNENSI S. Qbi IPM. NX vw 5 ' Z i su 1 V Ei mum x X JR-' ggi' I x mx 54 KX 522 Ksqqxsr Gfpqnler. INSTITUTED, ' ..... ! I i 4 5 l r I l I I l l I i l 1 I I r l l l E T l i l i I 4 L LJBER BR UNENSIS. arm Wins. -4+ 'l'-4-?- JUNIORS. james H. Davenport, Alexander D. Leete, Henry S. Graves, George E. Smith, W. Fred Williams, Nathaniel B. Blaisdell . SOPHOMORE. J. Harry Johnson. FRESHMEN. Walter B. Taft, Edgar Remington, W. H. Shedd. wi v ...w E LIBER BR UNENSJS. I9 I , - I . '40 I 'A' P . 'Q' I I 1,2 - 1 IS. l :gg A 'Ui .L-.15 wmllww mf Maw Cfmmilifgly, OTHER UFFICERS. i.....,..g-41... I REV. EZEKIEL G. ROBINSON, D. D., LL. D., PRESImeN'x', 3 Pnfarsor qf imma! aim' fulellerllnzl l'h1'!a.mphy, SI Call,-gg Sf,-ggi, A IOIIN L. LINCOLN, LL. D., W Prrykssar ry' Me Latin Lafggluzge ami L1'terrztm'c, 58 Al13'fff Sin-gf, I SAMUEL GREENE, LI.. D., Pnpssar cy' Zlhlhrrfzaties amz' A.rt1'wu'my, I 37 Soulh Angell Street. ALBERT lmlumlzss, PH. D., LL. D., , l'rzW.uor ry' the Greek Language and Lzlcrnmre, lox' Prosper! Streef. f WILLIAM C. RUSSELL, LL. D., 3 Przwsxor qf Hisfozy amz' I'ofz'l1'ml lfronomy, 130 Angel! Stfeel. F I BENJAMIN F. CLARKE, A. M., E Prqj2'.v.var M lllatkemaliav and Cizfil Ezqghzczrifzg, QI Chvxlmzl Strecl. Q JOHN H. APPLETON, A. M., Q Akwporl-Roger: Prwxsur If Chemislry, S5 Angel! Strcel. 1 T. WHITING BANCRQFT, A. M., I Przwssor q' Rhetorzk and English Lileralure, I3 Green: Sirmf. .NW t I, oiiiuawve,-QI: may -. 3- 4. ' zo LIBER BR UNENSIS. ELI W. BLAKE, JR., A. M., Hazard Prcykssor of Physik, 61 l447l1am.v Street. Elton Prqkxxor of Natural Theology! JOHN W. P. JENKS, A. M., Przy?:.ror of Agrkultural Zoology, and Curator ry' the Illummz. CHARLES W. PARSONS, M. D., Przpqsor ry' Physiology, 254 Bemft Street. ALONZO WILLIAMS, A. M., PrzW.r.vor ry' Illoakrn Languages, 95 Yohn Strat. WILLIAM C. POLAND, A. M., A.v.v1'.rtant Przwxxor ry' Latin and Greek, 74 Hope Strut. ALPHEUS S. PACKARD, JR., M. D., PH. D., Przyhsor of Zoology ami Geology, It 5 Angell Street. NATHANIEL F. DAVIS, A. M., Prqkssor qf Mztherlzatics, 9K Chestnut Strut. W. WHITMAN BAILEY, B. P., Inrtruotor in Botany, and Curator fy' the Iforbaria, 31 Alarl-et Square. AUSTIN B. FLETCHER, A. M., LL. B., Iustrurtor in Elomtion. W. H. P. FAUNCE, A. B., luxtructor in lllataematicx. Przwsror of Nalfxral llixtory. EDWIN E. CALDER, Anistarlt lmtructor in Anabftlkal Chenulvlry, I0 Cherry Strut. REUBEN A. GUILD, LL. D., Librarian, 34 Pratt Strut. J. M. MARSHALL, A. B., A.r.ri.rtant Librarian, l I Slater Hall. F. WAVLAND DOUGLAS, A. M.. Registrar, I wlh!lf.l'I'Ul Hall. 'At present, instruction in Natural Theology is given by the PRESIDENT of the University. LIBER BR UNENSIS. x -'I . ,Lf , 5 I L X A 2 fix ,L ,HJLWQ z - :5 :, - --- G 7 5 , ,gf-. . pr- S., , -V fr . h'i'.f. .'.,,:- f. zz LIBER BRUNENSIS. P r:.r1?1'ent, W2'E'Pf!JI'd!uf, Secretary, T fcaxzzrer, - Hl1YfPf1'H fl, N A M E. Ira Richard Allen, Charles Lincoln Bartlett, Edward Clarence Bixby, William Benezet Bogert, Simeon Borden, jr., Benjamin Ellwood Bowe Frank Fontclle Brigham, William Albert Buxton, Stewart Chaplin, Edward Benjamin Cole, Frank Howard Davis, Asa Reed Dilts, Jr., Frank Adelbert Everett, Samuel Walter Foss, Austin Powers Foster, William Allen Francis, Newton Stone Fuller, Arthur Edward Gage, Frecl. Luther Gamage, Albert Greene, John Stimson Greene, Elmer Samuel Hosmer, George Rice Hovey, George Huntington, genuine Glass. rman, GFIEIGERS. MEMBERS- RESIDENCE. lflzfr lhzwn, VY., Lv A'q1', N K, l'1'0w'1z'w1ce, l'rn'zu'z1'euce, El!! lm'iwr, llhzss.. Parlxfzlazzlk, NI If Weslbm-a', Ma:.r., Lanflorzderrv, VI., lforlou, llhus., Bot-lan, llhrx., Lynn, Alarm., lu'ar1'lnn, N. Franklin, Illass., Porlxmoulh, M H, S. Abl'IIgf0II, llhss., Fall A'im-r, ilhxx., l rov1'rz'enft, Partsmaulh, M fl Wz:Mura', Maxx., Wzslerbf, Providenrt, Clinton, Illasr., 7 Newiofz Centre, Marr., Grrmville, Illich ., .J. I-I. SPENCER. F. II. Davis. F. A. Eviamevr. C. L. BAn'r1.m 1 I-I. McIN'rosH. ROOM. Slater, 4. Hope, 23. 63 Point St. 58 George St. Hope, 5. University, 37. llope, 3. University, 41. Hope, 12. Slatcr, I. Hope, lo. Hope, 25. Hope, 43. 26 Waverly St. University, 58. Hope, 21. 48 Transit St. 26 XVaverly St. I-Iopc, 27. Hope, 47. Hope, 39. Hope, 38. Hope, Io. University, 19. Walter Ballou Jacobs, Providenrr, 26 Peace St. William Everett Jillson, Providencr, 76 Prospet St. 5,4353 - ,bw ' 1 'ziafimlv' H v LIBER BR UNENSIS. Julius Arthur Johnson, lituzuer Dam, PWR., William Robert Keegan, Arthur Thomas Lawton, William Turell Learned, NVillian1 Clawson Lott, Herbert Mclntosh, Winfield George Merrill, jewel! City, Conn., Fall l1'1'ver, Mzsr., Briztfgelorz, N2 ff, Dayleffou, Prim., Lawrence, Marr., Osmon Cleancler Baker Na.son, Woam-urket, VVilliam Richard Park, Piymauth, M H, Charles Hart Payne, Prowllmre, John Milton Payne, falfllfldfklf, Sprilggicllf, Zlhss., Allleborok Xllasr., Prouidem'e, Philizflelphia, Palm., Flair Hfwelz, W., Panpuel, Colm., William Henry Pomeroy, John Augustine Sanford, Nathaniel Sealnury, Jefferson Shicl, James Hovey Spencer, Edgar Allen Swaine, George Spring Taft, Herbert Edgar Thayer, Uxbmzfga, Mzrr., Ezxbarrf, Miss., Charles Rawson 'l'hurston, Ivlfwpari, Henry Anthony Tillinghast, Prawllezm-, William Howe Tolman, Hzzufuckef, Henry Anthony Townsend, Provziiezzre, William Bullock Waterman, Prowdmce, john Loy Williams, Charles Weaver, Pkiladelphilz, Penn., Towimdrz, Penn., ,SELECT POURSE. Frederick Winthrop Phillips, Providenrz, Frederick Eugene Shaw, Wzlley Hzllx, Charles Horace Wheeler, Pravidence, I Pravzdmce, Prairie Ave. University, 53. and Dudley St University, 41. Slater, Slater, Hope, Slater, 3. University, 19. l-Iope. Slater, Hope, Hope, Hope, 42. Slater, 16. Hope, 46. Hope, 39. Hope, 24 Hope, S. Hope, 43. Hope, 26. Slater, 16. University, 19. 103 Bowen St. 72 Meeting St. University, 53. Hope, 39. II. 15. 42. 35- 16. 35- 39- 331 Broad St. Valley Falls. Hope, 11. W 2 LIBER .BR UNENSIS K' CNW up A ng! ,2 'R -' 11335 Wg iff P' . i f fi V 3 a JE. 1 l l LIBER BR UNENSIS. in Pre.rz'a'ent', P722-Pr esident, S eeretary, Treasurer, - fH.rtarian, N A M E. john Aldrich, Edwin Pierce Allen, Alfred Williams Anthony, Arthur Eaton Baker, Sharonton Hale Baker, Abram Barker, Ira Barrows, Nathaniel Brown Blaisdell. Herbert Anthony Bowen, james Albert Brown, Frank Eli Brooks, Isaac Bronson Burgess. jonathan Irving Chaffee, Wilson Gardner Crosby, James Henry Davenport, Lewis Dexter, Jr., Elias Fassett Dunlevy, Elisha Dyer, 3d, joel Nelson Eno, Alfred William Fitz, Clarence Gardner, Moses Clement Gile, aint Mises, QEEIGERS. MEMBERS- RESIDENCE. Wkrlerbr, Providence, Provizlefzee, PI6'n:he.x-fer, Marr., Dover, M Ii, Ylberlan, Norlh Alllebard, Mass., Cram-gan, Praw'a'em'e, Brooklyn, Came., Globe Wllage, Marr., ffampton Falls, M H., Earl Providmce, Edgariown, Marr., E111 lflber, lMzr.r. Naynlt, Mru York Czlfy, Provirlenee, W?llz'ngtan, Conn., Chelrea, Marr., Marblehead Mzrs., East Haverhill, lffass., J. I. CHAFFE1-2. GEO. E. SMITH. S. R. LEACH. J. N. ENO. H. W. PRESTON, Room. University, 20. 97 Benevolent St. Slater, 13. University, 50. University, 56. Slater, 7. Slater, 14. Oak Lawn. 65 Orms St. University, 49. University, 20. University, 49. East Providence 104 john St. Hope 38. Slater, Slater, Hope, Hope, Slater, r 3. 4. 34- zo. 5. University, 36. University, 4o. z6 LIBER BR UIVENSIS. Henry Stedman Graves, Ray Woodville Greene, Samuel Stuart Greene, ' Clifford Angell Harrington, William Harris, Nicholas I-Iatheway, jr., joseph Melzar Hobbs, Simeon Ryarson Leach, Alexander Duncan Leete, Charles Melvin Leonard, Isa Henry Lcveen, Henry Stevens Lyon, Charles B. Luther, Henry Parker Manning, Arthur May Mowry, Howard Willis Preston, Michael Joseph Quigley, Charles Monroe Sheldon, Frank Lucius Shepardson, Richard Otis Sherwood, Edgar Silver, William Edward Simonds, George Edward Smith, Sylvester Miller Snow, Edward Caspar Stokes, Martin Walter Twing, Frederic Ellsworth Whittemorc, Clarence Otis Williams, William Frederic Williams, Clarence Edward Wilson, Lucius Pond Ordway, Haverhill, lllasr., Werlerhf, Providence, Prom'a'en::, Pravhlenze, Fall River, lllasr., Beslan, llhrs., Pf01liIf6IlEE Mulrllebora , lliass., yilflllllfll Plainr, M I . . H Parlmzoulh, M Prov1'a'euce, Fall River, lllass., Raynham, MIJJ., Provirlenre, Pf0Ul'lftllf!, Mzlley Ezllr, Yrmblan, Dak., Rehaholh, Maxx., llhdrllf lawn , Derby Centre, VI., Providence. Clzirqga, Ill., Prwlflenre., lWllw'lle, M jf, Mafxlerey, Mzrs., Arhlam1Q lllasr., Prowkimrc, Bristol, Ear! Pravirlmre, C ,SELECT pourvxss., Providzncr, Hope, 7. Hope, 45. 37 So. Angell St. I2 Sycamore St. 6oBowen St. Hope, 4r. Hope, 30. rm., 439 Benefit Sl. loo Broadway. Slater, I5. University, 36. 9 Y'g. Orchard Av. Slater, Il. University, 52. Slater, 18. Slater, I3. Valley Falls. University, 40. Hope, 46. Hope, 20. Hope, 22. 79 Williams St. Hope, 38. or. Waterman and Gano Sts 439 Benefit St. University, 52. 27 Wood St. 3l Hammond St. Hope, 7. East Providence. 272 Benefit St. i' i l J- LzBER,aRUNEAwms W 4 k i I I 1 xx! qgllvlhp 9 S gl' 0 X y x Q ii: ,I l f,fMmwfm,. L f' x '- fff...f 7' 3 jj L C-, l ll e 1- iq A 3 oxvcvh. E 5 f y XS . 1- , nn X Q- ,ff 28 LIBER BR UZVENSIS. Sospitontort wines. Preddenl, WY:-Przsidmt, Secrela ry, Treasurer, fkslorian, NAME. Lyndon Laroy Anclerstrom, Frank Howard Andrews, William Birket Arnold, Albert Allison Baker, Charles Lewis Baker, George Henry Bottum, William Manuel Perez Bowen, Richmond Brewer, Frank Melville Bronson, llermon Carey Bumpus, George Arnold Carpenter, William Jacob Cloues, Alfred Dodge Cole, john Daboll, John George Doron, Everett Brownell Durfee, Claude Ioseph Farnsworth, Robert Henry Ferguson, Edwin Charles Gammage, Arthur Amory Gammell, George Ellery Gardner, Henry Brayton Gardner, George Coleman Gow, Charles William Greene, Robert Warren Greene, GEHIGERS. MEMBERS- RESIDENCE. Bristol, Prozxidmre, Cmlrezdlle, Prozfidmcz, Fall Riwr, Mass., Shajlxbury, VI., Prozfidence, Pnmidmre, Putnam, Conn., Boston fhlghlandr, Mars. Ear! Pf0UfdtfIE!, Charleslozun, filasr., Brrvzrly, Mars., Prow'dn1ce, Ml. 110101, M jf, Fall khxer, Marr., Pawtucket, Barton, Illarr., WO0IlJ0fk!f, Prow'rz'mre, W7Mj21rd, Providence, Bralllel1ora', VI., Przrz11'11'cnre, 1 'row'dmr:, A. A. BAKER. A. D. COLE. BAKER. C. L. E. B. DURFEE F. N. LUTHER Room. Hope, 18. 333 Friendship St Slater, 2. 104 Carpenter St. Slater, xo. Hope, 18. 73 Ring St. I7 Angell St. University, 48. Hope, 18. East Providence. Hope, 14. Hope, 35. nz Daboll St. Slater, r7. Slater, 2. Pawtucket. University, 35. University, 51. Slater, 9. University, 30. Slater, 7. University, 23. 38 Cooke St. ' 53 Lawrence, St. . LIBER BR UNENSIS. 29 Harry Hathaway Hammond, Edwin Bates Harvey, - Ira Charles Hersey, Leonidas Raymond Higgins, Henry Russell Hitchcock, Albert Harris Howard, Willie Clarence Ingalls, James Lawrence Jeneks, James Wager johnson, joseph Harris Johnson, Charles Gregory King, Ir., Benjamin Wiley Lightburn, George Albert Loomis. Frederic Newton Luther, Alfred Earle Manchester, Stephen Elmer Mann, Harold Metcalf, Winthrop Marshall Munro, Andrew Newall, George Hayward Nichols, ClementDietricl1 O'Leary, Otis Everett Randall, Abbott Barnes Rice, Augustus Irving Scoville, Volncy Skinner, Edward Presbury Smith, Frank Edwin Sweet, Theodore Foster Tillinghast, Edward Pratt Tnller, George Alfred Tyzzer, .Charles Russell Upton, Josiah Howe Vose, George Bulkeley VVakeman, Allan Temple White, Thomas Weston Wood, Jr., Richard Lamb, Marshall Augustus Newell, Samuel Slater, Edwin Lehman Johnson, Herbert Osgood True, Providelzee, Prowlience, Foxbord, Mzrx., Flemirggdon, M Q., Foxboro', Mars., Prozlizlmee, Puffzey, W., Powlzubel, New York, M K, Providenre, C!ezn'IfznrIQ O., Wh! Mzotofz, Penn., Ear! Greeuzoieh, Prow'dem'e, Providence, Ez!! lfwer, Mzxr., Prozu'4l'enee. Brislol, l'n.l'ftI'll', Prowllfuce. Prom'drm'e, Norlh .S'loru'1zgrlon, Conn Hopleinton, Miss., - Brirlgeporl, Coma., Wzierlozufz, Mzss., W'ney.zrlz' Hzvefz, Marx., Pawtucket, Provziiefzfe, Hartford, Conn., Wakefield, Moss. Lowell, Mars., Prow'a'enre, Moodzzr, Conn , l'Wnchemlon, Mars., Newport, I ,SELECT flonase. Norfolk, Va., San Frondrco. Cal., Provhleuce, Menzph1'r, Tenn., Antrim, IVY H 29 Angell sr. 229 Fountain St. 281 Pine St. HOPC, 44, Hope, 48. Hope, 7. Hope, 29. Pawtucket. I4 George St. 45 Mawney St. 54 Waterman. University, 48. East Greenwich. I3 Dudley St. 3 America St. S!ater, ro. 127 Smith St. Hope, 23. Hope, I6. 364 Potter's Ave. QS Washington St. Hope, 16. University, 42. Hope, I4. Hope, 31. Hope, 19. 18 Nickerson St. 108 Angell St. Hope, 11. University, 44. University, 38. Hope, 23. Hope, 44. Hope, 24. 40 Angell St. Slater, 6. Slater, 6. 66'BeneHt St. 85 William St. 29 Union St- LIBER BR UNENSIS. rf 'I IIZJ Q y xi A' GT. ,gf 15 M21 WW' Q LIBE R BR UNE NSIS. 3 5-Emeslznnnaw Glass. Presizlenl, .... Vire-Pre.r1'dent, . . Secretary, .... Treasurer, . . . Ih:l'f0f1'tZIl, . . . NAME. Harlan Page Abbott, Harry Olin Alexander, Emerson Henry Alger, Edwin Thomas Banning. Lloyd Morton Blodgett, Horace Eugene Brigham, Francis Hale Brown, John Nicholas Brown, William Chamberlain Burwel Duncan Alexander Cattanach, Theron Harlow Carter, Elmer Case, Ward Beecher Chase, Prescott Holmes Coleman, Olin Sylvester Davis, Frank Leslie Day, Charles Owen Dexter, Norman Staunton Dike, John Byron Diman, Charles Thoms Eaton, Walter Goodnow Everett, Amory Prescott Folwell, joseph Wood Freeman, Ferdinand Courtney French, Edward Augustus George, Edgar Homer Grout, Charles Henry Hare, Walter Hayward, M oluzwrzas. -s--.-...an .M RESIDENCE. Antrim, M H Ecllow: Falls, Providence, Newporf, Hzzuluelet, W?.rt6oro', Marr., Warzoiek, Newport, R. L, Saxton: lr'h1er, W., Prow'r1'efzec, Claremont, Marr., Crmfon, Conn., Fayelle, Me., Prow'1lence, Lake l07lage, M H, Keerze, M fl, Nayntl, Brookbuz, M K, Prozfidenre, Medhzznz, M H, Soulh Harzzplon, M H, Wzierbrary, Conn., Central Falls, Prowllenee, Proruizlenee, Hopldnton, Mars., Szjeld, Conn., Prouldeuee, W. C. BURWELL. WALTER HEYWARD J. W. FREEMAN. J. M. PENDLETON. F. L. TITCOMB. ROOM. 6 H. C. QI Chestnut St. 22 H. C. Hope, 26. II George St. 9 H. C. 9 S. H. I2 Slater. IS H. C. 2 Angell Place. I3 H. C. 31 U. I-I. I9 H. C. 136 So. Main St. 34 Daboll St. 6 H. C. Nayatt. 3 Slater. 130 Angell St. 23 U. H. I3 H. C. 1 H. C. 1 H. C. 4 H. C. 2 H. C. 36 H. C. University 46. II Linden St. 32 LIBER BI? UNENSIS. John Calder Hebden, Prow'den::, 33 H. C. Crawford Hill, Denver, Col., I4 Slater. Charles Chambers Hitchcock, Foxborff, Marr., 48 H. C. Clinton Prescott Knight, Prowklmce, 157 Greenwich St. Clarence Littleticlcl, Providence, 197 Carpenter St. Edward Fairfield Lovejoy, Parcaag, 439 Benefit St. Frank Mauran, Jr., Providmcc, Benefit St. Charles Herbert Mclntire, Lowell, Mass., Hope, 17. Francis Albert McLane, .Pf0?!l'dL'llCl. 263 Washington St. George Stilzel Mathews, 7?mp1e, Pa., james Charles Monaghan, Pravirlmce. 27 Florence St. Johnson Morton Morton, Pawluckel, Pawtucket. Frank Edwin Peckham, PVDUIHEIIFZ, 37 Hope. William Pratt, Ptlillfllfklf, Pawtucket. Charles Franklin Reed, William Ashton Reed, Edgar Wilson Remington, Henry Johns Rhett, Knight Charles Richmond, Norman Leonard Richmond, Frederic Leslie Sanborn, Charles Freeman Sawyer, Clifford Phetteplace Seagrave, William Shedcl, Henry Reuben Skinner, Carroll Walter Smith, Charles Morris Smith, Ir., Noah Beazelle Smith, Lorenzo Burdett Smull, Howard Kembel Stokes, Samuel Slater Stone, Arthur Preston Sumner, Orray Taft, Walter Blake Taft, Frank Locke Titcomb, Fred Alpha Very, Andrew McCarrie Warren, Ernest George Wightman, Henry Knowles Wilbur, Allen Herbert Willett, So. Allinglofz, Maxx., Sa. Abinglvn, Mars., River Paint, Baltimore, Illd , Prom'rz'enre, Lakew'!lc, Cluirmorml, M H, 1'row'drun:, - l'row'rI'c1lce, Prom'a'mc:, Wzleriorurz, Mass., Pl4z.rh1'ng!01l, D. C., Provllllwzre, .lMlJ'hl'IQg'f0ll, D. C, Por! l'Zl.fhi'lg'f07l, L. L, fllillvillc, M jf, A !lIcbaro', Mars., Prow'a':n:e, Paruluxel, Prow'dcnrf, Pfmllldfllff, Wellszdllr, M K, IJl'0'L'I'1fL'Ill.'L', Ylumlon, Maxx., Alzdover, Marr., Srwrlri, Conn., University, 58. University, 44. Hope, 2. Hope, 32. Slater, 7. University, 31. Hope, 15. Hope, 2. Hope, 31. Hope, 4. University, 34. 439 Benefit St. Trinity Square. Pawtuxet. Hope, 2. Hope, 33. Hope, 33. Providence. Slater, 19. University, 48. University, 46. Horatio Gates Wood, Newport. Hope, 32. ,SELECT pounss. Charles Edwin Bassett. Pawluckel, Slater, 3. Francis Whitting Greene, Riverpaint, Slater, Il. James Munroe Pendleton, 2d, Wtilffbf, Hope, 37. Ashbel Tingley Wall, Prvuideucc, Providence. mm W A LjJBeE'R BR UNENSIS. 33 Summurg. jlrahsmir. Seniors, 54 Juniors, . 5 3 Sophomores 67 Freshmen, 73 Total, . 247 34 LIBER BR UZVENSIS. Qlullege 3LQv:u'cen:z. Guxxxxnmxxrexxmui Banners nf Hgc Gilnss uf 1881. The Valedictory Addresses, WALT:-:R J. TOWN. The Salutatory Oration, Gino. F. BEAN- The Classical Oratiori, Cxms. E. IIUGIIES. The Philosophical Oration, WM. C. LADD. Glass 1112, '82. President, -' - - JAS. II. SPENCER. Orator, A. R. Duns, Jn. Poet, - - - - - W. Foss. Speakers at Class Tree, RL Ti, Address to Undergraduates, - WVIN. G. LIERRILL ' g W. B. Beamer, Chairman. Committee of Arrangements, ZH. E. BOWIQRMAN. I. R Ax,I.lf:N. President of Class Supper, - - WM. H. POMEROY. Historian, - - - II. BICINTOSH. Prophet, - - E. C. BIXBY. Odist, - E. S. Hosmm. Statistician, - W. A. BUx'roN. LIBER BR UNENSIS. 35 gf, f :fx ' ' .0-vw ' Z' In 4 A453 VI? ' 15 .fifz- ' C5 Qg!i2fo ' iff :E Q ' 'f,1,. aw1.74i?iHn 3 -' W fi. , QR? x ' Cv 1,4 V. if-ggi ez-.hi Ly- . 92. 46-412212 .... r ,: p -fi z - : 1.-.-.'. -.Q I W' I gggtfji ,- . X C4-1' ' ' :::::g,- .F E' vgiqqawa-. VN la iiiiigg' EE ll'Wf15i4:r--f , -NL . A ,N I 12 .. . E. K .se -- 1 WX! F-F., ,,.. -- --. . ii Q0 I 33555 wear, 1881-2. The Dunn Premium in Rhetorical Studies, to WM. H. POMEROY, '82, The Howell Premium in Mathematics and Natural Philosophy, '81 WM. H. POMEROY, '82. Carpenter Prizes in Elocution :- The First, IRA BARROWS. The Second, C. M. SHICLDON. The Third, A. YV. ANTHONY. The Presidenfs Premiums :- A I. GREEK. , The First Premium, E. A. GEORGE. The Second Premium, F. C. FRENCH. Ir. LATIN. The First Premium, F. C. FRENCH. The Second Premiums, E. A. GEORGE. F. L. TITCOMB. The Hartshorn Premiums in Jllathematics: The First. ELMER. CASE. The Second, A. P. FOLWELT.. The Third, O. S. DAVIS. 36 LIBER BR UIVENSIS. Rfguhu Qgslanzh ,'HIpip1 nil Flgi Bqim Iirrpprx. President - - Wee President, - Corresporzdifzg Secrelary, - PROF. JOHN H. APPLETON, A. MYRRICR LYON, LL. D. Treasurer, ---- CHARLES BRADFORD GOFF, A. Commiltee ry' Appoifztmenl. PROF. J. WRITING BANCROFT, HON. ROWLAND HAZARD, REV. HOWARD M. JONES, PROF. ALONZO WILLIAMS, FRANCIS A. GASKILL, ESQ. Members W' Ike Class U '82, WILLIAM H. POMEROY, GEORGE Q. HOVEY, WILLIAM E. GILSON WALTER B. JACOBS, , NEWTON S. FULLER, I ASA R. DILTS. JR., BENJAMIN E. BOWERMAN. jilnnmi jissuxiaiiun nif l31'nw1I Tifniuqrsihg. Presiderzl, - 'Wee Pre.vz'a'ezzl.v 9 Seereiary, - Treasurer, - f Execuiizze Com- 4 miftee, K A dwlfive Board 4 ABRAIJAM PAYNE, Providence. FRANCIS WAYLAND, New Haven, Ct. HAMILTON B, STAPLES, Worcester, Mass REUBEN A. GUILD, Brown University. ALEXANDER FARNUM, Providence. WILLIAM B. WEEDEN, Providence. EDWARD L. PEIRCE, Milton, Mass. BENJAMIM F. THURSTON, Providence. JAMES O. MURRAY, Princeton, N. J. ARNOLD GREEN, Providence. rALEXANDER FARNUM, Providence. SAMUEL S. GREEN, Brown University. ALBERT HARKNESS, Brown University. CHARLES B. GORE, Providence. FRANCIS W. BIRD, East Walpole, Mass. EDWARD T. CASWELL, Providence. kFRANCIS A. GASKILL, Worcester, Mass. M PROF. WILLIAM C. POLAND, A. M M L llfljlx' fill' UZVENSIS. WILLIAM BENEZET BOGERT. NATHANIEL SEABURY. WILLIAM BULLOCK WATERMAN ABRAM BARKER. IRA ISARROWSN ELISHA DYER, 3d. CHARLES GREGORY KING. HENRY BRAYTON GARDNER. ARTHUR AMORY GAMMELL. LIBER BR UNENSIS. f- ' ? uv r, .Q 5 vmnlfllzfq llill 'NWIINMWW --xlldmw TljXwrA'lP-'.: ' .rN1Tmr-WMM U vfnlffmllli 1, 'MTW- r B '-V 7 rv, , 'C' SST 212.5 f 0f.11r W f' THQXQ 1, fg,!pT. ww, ' ,IQ 8 44 rj. 'lIlfl.lvur ' MM V, W itrnngliir-. .Hr n111 .r?zr ml ,W'B W1 WY1IlH' l'1Wf2'W Uumg l' WWBW fl ' Hgij x v V QL EMQ vip W II' MQW, MWA WT In .1 'Vyu:ry, rrfk1nr'?6Pr f r .. H ' av ..' W 1' ' , r or ' 'E,f5aE: l 'W VT iiilgml ' fggyl an ,IN J AM W.. ' .', JW' X WN! WliiU! BrT1J.fY H Wi.', lf r vi' ,vu 'Mm 1 WT tk : 1w4ur..i.,. if LM Ly my Al.- S. .. H ., -H .N ,H X5 ff I ,rr H.. 1..1'srllfHl1V,, W wgr. f.rr11.,M ' MIRW wr W B li ri ! S-L MIM W 'I wk 31.113-45 Q' A :f1QI.-myxm ,2j B gf M fflffgw -- X vw?--::f,: QQ 474--N, B' 'I MEMBERS. I. R. Allen, W. G. Merrill, C. L. Bartlett, C. H. Payne, W. B. Bogert, W. I-I. Pomeroy, S. Borden, jr., ' N. Seabury, E. B. Cole, J. H. Spencer, J. S. Greene, H. A. Tillinghast W. T. Learned, W. B. Waterman. W. C. Lott, ' ! LIUEI? BIBUNENSIS. 39 fi A J- is ,217 nfs -L-- '1' - E li'E-E fL me f 1: fi : ' 4, Hg . .f 4 '- f V Lf- . i .r ' if -Q.. R, zasz Y '-5:2 Fi? :EI 3 9 l 1 i -,gig -31-' : 5 l' 3 Eg -. fi V 3 gg:-3-Qjw'-' 31'-1g-5:':-:- ze 1' 1:73135-. 2-I-:-' -1...:35: -- if9f:gEAii 'e': E535 S5 Ei-EE ' 2 - - .. , a ,K -.. ..-:,- .-. - - - .- g - i .,, - ...Tw ., Ag -1 -:::: - ....-,L . ' -'..F 3' 5-Ei? E- 2-E -3255 -45 E- .I+ ,'? . -E 5 7 4511- . -'12-N f--ff' 5.?f,Ag,,v- Y W ifgilfalw.k.' A M tml ,, ,- ,Q ,--1' K LIBER BI? UNENSIS. I. G. Doron, J. H. johnson, E. B. Durfee, R. Lamb, C. J. Farnsworth, S. E Mann, A. A. Gammell, W M. Munro, H. B. Gardner, S. Slater, C. W. Greene, T. F. Tillinghast, R. W. Greene, j H. Vose, A. H. Howard, A. J. White. LIBERVBRUNENSIS. Q VbA'Yv 53. x l X C XMXUX .X x ,ag o9?TiQ'i . f : xr , af , 5 13: WD W N X Z5 fxkl eve a . 'N 'XX rf, Za at Harry O. Alexander, Frank H. Brown, Chas. O. Dexter, John Diman, Crawford Hill, F. Mauran, Jr., Orray Taft. john N. Brown, Frank L. Day, Norman S. Dike, Walter Hayward, C. Prescott Knight, Knight C. Richmond 42 LIBER BR UNENSIS. . 3' yy, war zfffmr ,fflgerffw I ,H 'Ef f' -Til ,Q1i. f - , . : ., - N V Cid- , gli uf: wiv ,Z hifi Lm.,l1J'1I'i ff! ,I -' 'A , --ffm 1: 'I wry' ' 5, X fi.. '41 - if I E, . I If I ' ' 'WM-s' -Siaigii J' . Uh 'll LA by I H+ fu iw an Wifi x Suqiqiq nli wisniumxrq Zgzzquirg. President, - - - - Vice President, - Secretary and Treas., - - Corresponding Sec., - - Executive, - - j. L. WILLIAMS, AsA R. DILTS, Jr. A. E. SCOVILLE, M. W. TWING. ALBERT GREEN E, I. B. BURGESS, E. P. SMITH. .....,.-..,T ..,. . LJBER BR UNE NSIS. 43 B. E. Bowerman, F. F. Brigham, W. A. Buxton, S. Chaplin, F. H. Davis, A. R. Dilts, jr., F. A. Everett, A. P. Foster, W. A. Francis, N. S. Fuller, J. Aldrich, E. P. Allen, A. W. Anthony, A. E. Baker, J. A. Brown, G. H. Bottum, F. M. Bronson, E. D. Burr, W. J. Cloues, A. D. Cole, I. G. Doran, R. H. Ferguson, E. H. Alger, J. N. Brown, W. C. Burwell, T. H. Carter, MEMBERS. SENIORS. Jumons. R. Brewer, F. E. Brooks, I. B. Burgess, M. C. Gile, R. W. Greene, SOPHOMORES. C. Gardner. G. C. Dow, L. R. Higgins, W. C. Ingalls, E. L. Johnson R. Lamb, I. H. Leveen, B. W. Lightburn, FRESHMEN. A. H. Willett. F. L Gamage, A. Greene, G. R. Hovey, G. Huntoon, W. E. jillson, J. A. Johnson, W. H. Pomeroy, E. A. Swain H. E. Thayer, C. R. Thurston, J. M. Hobbs, H. H. Lamson, H. P. Manning, C. M. Sheldon, R. O. Sherwood, M. W. Twing. A. E. Scoville, V. Skinner, E. P. Smith, H. M. Trask, E. A. Tuck. E. P. Tuller, G. B. Wakeman A. T. White. W. G. Everett, F. L. Sanborn, H. R. Skinner, H. H. Wilbur, 44 LIBE1? BR UZVENSLS. ,Eff 4 K. igf'3 QJ1L M 9:3 'ff - sg- ' ' H 54 5 H fl . . P he-1 D 1, L 5 ,X H 4- Y ' mi 6 A N .A W K i Fi: J 3-F f - if 2 'QL' ' ' V .Sig - Y - 6 ....-- ' .' -ff - I x X fwwo-M 5 , n Qs, .- L N XX-f 21 , K-N Ek.: Mi half ll MV: X vx , QNX ii mb bv SX vixwry -X 4 U.-fix ninqrsiig Qing 611111. 'Twere no b cl I Shoul Die W. H. POMEROY, IRA BARRows, - Is! Tenors. C. J. Farnsworth, F. H. Davis, 2d Tenors. G. A. Tyzzer, W. B. Chase, e ore me IC . a thing d certain persons before they s g - Leader. - - Warbler Ist Basses. W. H. Pomeroy, W. B. Bogert. 2d Basses. E. D. Burr, C. W. Sheldon LIBER .BR UNENSIS. 45 Qnllege mise muh. Leader, - - - SIMEON BORDEN, Jr. Warbler, - J. A. SANFORD. Ist T euors. Is! Basses. E. B. Cole. J. R. Allen, F. E. Shaw, W. M. P. Bowen. 2d Yezzors. 2d Basses. A. Barker, Crenc G. S. Taft, QU Direelor, - Pz'am's!, - Ist Yefzors F. H Davis, W. R. Keegan, 2dTenor.v. G. R. Hovey, F. L. Gamage, Direelor, - Parzzki, - Isl T erzors, I. Barrows, M. W. Twing, D za' Teuors. R. W. Greene, C. O. Williams, hes very high.j xbridge T enor.J '82 Glue Giluh. '88 GIIIQ Gsliulr. C. D. O'Leary, Kway down-J F. L. Gamage. W. I-I. Poneaov E. S. HOSMER. ls! Lanes. W. B. Bogert, W. H. Pomeroy. 2d Ba.r.ve.f. F. F. Brigham, ' N. S. Fuller. M. W. Txv1NG, F. L. SHEPHERDSON. Isl Basses. G. E. Smith, C. M. Leonard. za' Basses. H. S. Graves, C. M.' Sheldon. W 1 46 LIBER BRUNENSIS. '84+ Glen 61118. Director, - - . - - GEO. C Gow Pz'onz'.vi, - ---- F. M BRONSON QUARTETTE. V Ist Tenor. Isl Bass. C. J. Farnsworth, Geo. C. Gow, 2nd Tenon Zllli Bass. G. A. Tyzzer, E. D. Burr. '85 Giles Blah. Musica! Direefor, ------ F I AY W. B. Chase, Isl Tenovy F. L. Day, Isl Bass E. H. Alger, 2720, T enor, W. C. Burwell, zna' Bas: Hlplpx dh! Phi rrarrlnsliv. C. J. Farnsworth, W. B. Bogert, W. H. Pomeroy, E. D. Burr. Edin Ti.2I1I1I?I fEpsiIuu Qnmrielirg. E. Alger, R. W. Greene, W. B. Chase, A C'hernbz'm.s'. G. E. Smith, W. A. Buxton, W. C. Lott. Tijnnnmxlxg Cifgnir. Ungar nz While Robes. N. B. Semphims. E. F. Dunlevy C. L. Baker. Practice every Sunday. I .rw ' LIBER BR UNENSIS. 47 l l Brnwn rxinsqsiig Bang Ball Hssurialiun. ' l 'r O 22 l l , l l 1' Miglia, 4: i I 1 Il N . 1jf5..ii fl-5Qi,'f' ':'f ' P jg 27: Q Y M- ' V-'58, I, . I.. ,1 YZ' gL.vg,E I f '34, ' , f 'Q ' ii 3. E, -gjjflil 'ff' i . 1 - M5 r, A' . - -. .1-I .f - O., . ,4 1' '- ,-v X.I :.:12 l' -' ,4,,'7-'-,VR . 'sf ' 5 K . .. 9715 Nfl .. ' 917' ' IH ,az 'ig ' ff.. 3' l. IMIAFVW' , . Q-Mm-3,77-if 'll-w ZA I PM h E If A ,. . .N LJ, H l xi br.'..g,1d, Li Ek, -:fi i V- - Eifg. ' 'F'-ll'---: '- l ' if l I i' , 1- ' l -Rf, fi A - r . M15 I I v-.,. -,2:- V P f'f'i. :,W-Q wil.. l A 'Qing :xii-Quwigliiilw-Q-',.' F X f Y i i fAlumni and Undergraduates only eligible to Membershipj I BOARD OF DIRECTORS! I. H. Southwick, '77, for the Alumni. l C. H. Payne, '82, Chairman. V Geo. R. Hovey, '82, Treasurer. E. F. Dunlevy, '83, Secretary. C. G. Knight, '84, Marzager, - - Win. G. Merrill, '82 Captain W' Niue, - - A. R. Dilts, jr., '82 48 LIBER BR UNENSIS. Elle 'quinersiixg Eine Will be chosen from the following candidates: A. R. Dilts, jr., '82. J. S. Greene, '82, W. A. Francis, '82. W. B, Bogert, '82. W. B. Waterman, '82. S. S. Greene, '83. H. S. Graves, '83, '82 Base Ball Shah. John G. Doron, '84. E. B. Durfee, '84. W. C. Ingalls, '84. E. P. Smith, '84. W. B. Chase, '85. C. E. Bassett, '85. J. S. Greene, Captain and Pitch. W. B. Waterman, W. C. Lott, A. G. R. Hovey. B. E. S. I-Iosmer, C. H. '83 Base Ball Shah. A. R. Dilts, S. W. B. Bogert, L. W. A. Francis, M. H. A. Tillinghast, R S. S. Greene, Captain and H. H. S. Graves P. W. V. XVightman, E. F. Dunlevy, A. Ira Barrows, R. B. I '8-1+ Base Ball Sink. W. V. Burdette, C. A. Barker, S. E. M. May, L. A. W. Fitz, M. E. B. Durfee, Captain and R. E. P. Smith, P. G. Gardner, H. j. G. Doron, B. H. M. Trask, S. '85 Base Ball Gish. W. C. Ingalls, C. H. B. Gardner, L. M. A. Newell, M. R. W. Green, A. H. J. Rhett, Captain and H. W. B. Taft, P. W. B. Chase, A. C. P. Seagraves, B. C. E. Basset, C. F. W. Greene, R. W. I-I. Shedd, S. john Diman, M. F. L. Sanborn, L. I LIBER BR UNENSJS. 49 1 --.-.- Thani Ball Hssurzalxnn. fi: A- 4'-'rp L, 'f' , . 6 ' kV ! - xgxgvg . N . la f, :f 0 ' M I A-' ll'-llnfff 1 . -' 1 W W. I W 'Iii 'T X Q? QXXQQA 2 ,- 2 i -' SWK. 'M I . lg ru i Q bNWXX'xyXlWQlnll'fl H' fn Unfwgl R mix . ' wRBnowh-dfwiillllffirff' ff, IN' U ' r 3 1 President, - WM. B. BOGERT. f Wke Pr-esz'a'eul, - - - E. DYER, 3d. ' Dz'reclors. W. B. Waterman, '82 A. A. Gammell, '84 ' N. Hatheway, 83 N. S. Dike, '85 ' Secretary, H. S. GRAVES, Treasurer, A. BARKER. W f 'qxxiusrsiing flilienwx. W. B. Bogert, '82 A. S. Dilts, '82, H. A. Tillinghast, W. B. Waterman, A. Barker, '83, I S. S. Greene, '83, N. I-Iatheway, '83, '82, E. B. Durfee, '84, '82, T. G.. Doron, '84, N. S. Dike, '85, A I. Diman, 'g5. .--.-............. .... .,,... .... ,.,..,. M, ,, ,,,A,,-YY,-,,,w A, X .wg M www SO LIBER BR UJVENSIS. W. B. Bogert, B. E. Bowerman, I. R. Allen, E. B. Cole, A. R. Dilts, A. Barker, I. Barrows J. H. Davenport, H. S. Graves, S. S. Greene, H. B. Gardner, I. G. Doron, G. E. Gardner, R. W. Greene, E. D. Burr, '82 'Hunt gall Illvuexr. F. L. Gamage, J. S. Greene, E. S. Hosmer, N. Seabury, H. A. Tillinghast W. B. Waterman, '83 'Blunt all flilleueu. W. Harris, N. Hatheway, jr., E. F. Dunlevy, C. M. Sheldon, E. Dyer, 3d. M. W. Twing. '84' 'Hunt Ball! jilleuvn. W. C. Ingalls, J. L. Jencks, R. Lamb, E. P. Smith, H. M. Trask, E. A. Tuck. '85 'Blunt Bail Blanca. QNOT YET SELECTEDJ. . ,N--rr. ,off-J 4 ,L ' LIBER BYBUNENSIS. 5x Bnexiiug Qrgauizniinns. 1 '- 65' f 7A'1 Q- . -T-1 ,wi 5lU5rYAJ.'.,'r,A:ig. .. , 1.2. I ' 57 Q' ' V 1 M H Hffglzf-efgg' 'f' e ff, Q, , , 'Q V1Vl774'.rf41.'.r .:.l... , 'Gfxxinvrsilxg Hssuriaiinn. President, - - R. Lamb, Wee Pre.rz'derz!, A. N ewall. Secrelary, - - O. C. B. Nason, T reasurer, - - - W. Harris. 'Gfxniuqrsiing Gram, QNOT SELECTEDJ. '82 Lluai 611111. 52 LIBER BR UNE NSIS. CREW- O. C. B. Nason, stroke. E. B. Cole, No. 3, N. Seabury, No. 5, Captain, F. A. Everett, No. 2, I. R. Allen, No. 4, W. B. Bogert, bow. '88 Buell Glhnlr. Manager, - - - T reasurer, - - - - C. G. KING. - E. DYER, 3d. CREW- E. F. Dunlevy, stroke, W. Harris, No. 3, H. S. Graves. No. 5, W. F. Williams, No. 2, I. H. Leveen, No 4, A. Barker, bow, Caplairz. '84f Buell Gllulu. . The following men are in training : G. E. Gardner, R. W. Greene, W. C. Ingalls, A. Newall, '85 Baal Sixth. mor sm.EcTEn.p GYMNASIUM.-27 Market Square, under Prof. W. W. WORK. ,I J. L. Jencks, J. W. Johnson, R. Lamb, E. A. Tuck. the direction of 4 l , -.15 'I 'w ' ,.:' . y . -1.4-: .if 1 1' 'm.ewK3l5M5'a LIBER BRUNENSIS. 53 Seann L6EfIIIi5.' 'foxy-x o go 4 Q 4 As. OOQQOOQQQQQY .wwwiowwm r Q . ?:LW rafQ?4?A.ao.om4 'E-,F'-E-,w p. E B' -FZ-41? 735' f an ,6lfsT',:g5?T4T-- ' 4 ,B 4 ' , A -is at-als.-?'--rw - 2 - lr:.1::?,:f .d - L-F big? ' X595 4 - -gf ...v- l?f:3 ' .r- 4, 5 9 -:- . 1 4 -5.,.,,- H . -..f -iz .1 A' - 2 '.'61e'w1 'Z1Y.L ' ' ' 5 ' -5.1.2 'P' '-.. 4 Air Smtiliiiiizsszz:ItI:7i5i?22l35RZitfifitvilzigii15533102252.54 'egg jeff, ,. :' ' ,-2,,.,5'.': .1- I ff' 2 .1-rv..z: -A - -gs? .5 It 1 ,gg 11 --1 ' nx-F 3 WI' .5--Q, 1.1 Dy' -1. -f I J'P ' ' . 4'- -. .rf sc, . VQJ4' LP- S31 ii:-9 I P: A: ig-s xr 1-hr:-g ,- W - - I .Cf L 1 I -uf' 1 Y La , - .- Willys Elqliax Phi 'itfiqunis Inxh. S. S. Greene, A. Barker, W. B. Bogert, E. Dyer, 3d. Shi Phi Eqnzxis 611111. H. S. Graves, J. H. Davenport, W. Taft, G. E. Smith. I?si 'qpsilun Esnxxis GIIIII.. I. Barrows, W. B. Waterman, H. A. Tillinghast, N. Seabury. 54 LIBER BR UNENSJS. 15211 Emma 'Giennis Glulr, L. P. Ordway, E. BJ Cole, A. W. Fitz, N. S. Dike. Hvhrihge Tianxxis Binh. G. S. Taft, ' W. T. Learned, S. Borden, jr., W. C. Lott. alla Hpsilun 65enuis Sink. F. L. Gamage, W. E. jilson, N. S. Fuller, S. Chapin. ,Slain '6qnnis 61115. E. A. Swayne, C. W. Leonard, E. D. Burr, A. H. Howard. ..--9,114-... Irxqqnilhs Eqnnis 611111. Poles. E. Dyer, 3d, N. S. Dike. Net fvery holyj, 4 L. Dexter, jr. Balls. S. Borden, jr,. L. P. Ordway Qbawlsj F. I-I. Davis, Raguettes Cvery oftenj. gh?3li?gr W. E. Jilson. A. A. Gammell, Pegs QNO pointy, - iffg, A. Barker. Mallets QWooden headsj. W. B. Bogert, ' E. B. Cole, Box fShut it upj, J. S. Greene. 'Play under the authority of the Young Tennist, by'J. H APPLETON. LIBE R BR UNENSIS. 55 Hilgfqiiq Hssnqiaiiun. At the fall opening it was decided to send the following to Mott Haven to represent Brown : Generalfltnlete, C. D. O'Leary, Alternate, F. L. Gamage. Standing broaa' grin, - Standing nigh pants, Potato race, - - - Hitch-ana'-kick fmostly hirchp, Ten hour talk Qno stopsj, - Running long lzair, - - Breath contest, - W. H. Pomeroy, E. S. Hosmer, A. R. Dilts, G. R. Hovey, F. L. Gamage, N. B. Smith, C. R. Thurston, C. Gardner. LIBER BR UNENSIS. I 1' M tif' ,7 fpyf n N319 A. . W1-f 5.. .45 ' w?7l,f:f l - H 1. A 1vf E41'fnl:J- 4 9,1-,-.rqzlfike 'iw' wg-ff! N'-WJ.. I- :' X, 1., A .. . A -qNi:.:,:'1.k of ,I . iii' WH 0 'r LH jg, -In L. H: I x n . I 5 arf! 'ill' 2 r ,- ' V ' 'IEW' '-- .ET --1 ' 'Y . La X f I ' f ff, ar - . xg.: Ldv'-:F , 61 .Jag 1 , - -4+ . 4. .'. 2 '5' ' 41 1353, ' J 116, lun Q11 ' 1 if ' --ff -ag 'Q-an .f Q' A Jai! 1' ' ' , 55 f - : 7 1 f. . - Q aww f --1.-'Q' . W .-1 , - J ' ' ,.,,,i:':' ' 5. Q J R if . -5, 147 . ffrywf ,, , ' 13'fQf7flI fi' -,.::f' 4 , L V. u. ' J - .,.,.7 I lj!! '- fffff?ff'f2 If -X Wy . B, 'fkvwz - LIBER BR UNENSIS. 57 55 3'-'1 ..-- Cx ...J 'Gi .ffffif C H UM p 11 fe e. 5 -' - - e' ,I ' ' V' ' G U we , if iw I 1271 le ff-'if ff. f ll F5 H1 in . 1 ,612 'ee -.1-.-34. ' . .pw ., , --- ,.,...--i -'-'-'L-Q ' .SEHIIKT Tiwhinlg Ruunr jlasuqirxiinu. Presz'defzt. - Wke Presideni, - Secrefary, - T reasurer, - - Execuhw Commiilee, R. W. Greene, '83. - E. P. Smith, '84. - M. C. Gile, '84, - F. E. Brooks, '83. A. R. Dilts, '82. M. W. Twing,'83 Geo. C. Gow, '84. 58 L IBEIC BIC UJVEJVSIS. ,,- I- rmxmlir muh qiuh1'mxmiir. ' l 1 1 V' .5 t I Ijaxuxusr muh Ennxgs Snrirlxg. President, - Ira Barrows, '83. Vice-President, - E. F. Dunievy, '83 Secretary, - - H. S. Graves, '83. Treasurer, C. M. Leonard, '83 Theatrical Manager, E. Dyer 3d, '83, Assistant, - - - - G. E. Smith, '83. President exLoH'icio. Standing Committee, - T. H. Davenport, '83 H. B. Gardner, '84. A. W. B. Bogert, F. H. Davis, F. L. Gamage, W. C. Lott. W. G. Merrill, A. Barker, I. Barrows, E. Dyer, 3d, F. W. Anthony, F. M. Bronson, E. B. Durfee, . Gammell, H. B. Gardner, G. C. Gow, C. J. Farnsworth, A LIBER z-:ze UNENSJS. 59 Fjuaxuruqq nmhqrs, '82. A W. B. Waterman. ,Hrliue EIIIIIEVB, '83. G. E. Smith. Hrliunlwmnrhqqs, '84f. R. Lamb. A C. I-I. Payne, W. H. Pomeroy, J. Richardson, N. Seabury, H. A. Tillinghast, H. S. Graves, J. H. Davenport, E , F. Dunlevy, C. W. Leonard, R. W. Greene, C. W. Greene, A. H. Howard, M. A. Newall, J. H. Vose, A. T. White, 60 LIBER BR UNENSIS. he fywutouziazn. ...WAMB 4 Bi-VVeekly Publication of the Students of Brown University. 1 Quart nf fEhiinx's. ' A. R. Duxrs, JR., '82, ----- Chairmavz. I ' B. E. Bowernmn, '82, - W. G. Merrill, '82, ' E. Dyer, gd, '83, - - A. W. Preston, '83, C. M. Sheldon, '83, - I-I. B. Gardner, 'S+ C. L. BAu'r1.ETT, 'Sz - Iizzsincss zllamzger. 1 THE FOLLOWING IS THE Ziglwzimmwl itlilmgaixmizztiimraa. Gymnasium U crank, Qturned by G. R. Ho- ' vey,j ------ A. R. Dilts. Fancy Financier, Controller of the Currency, C. L. Bartlett. Insane Inspirer of Insipid Iokes, 5 - W. G. Me1'rill. Successor to C. R. King, jr., - - E. Dyer, ,3d. Saves, ------ EI.'1l7'S11.'5?822 Machine for Sticking Paper Wrappers, - W - H. B. Gzirdner. A Ex Nz7zz'!o-Nz'kz'lji!. . , , , - Q . I., ., . - I V . . -- -'H Q' -,1Qg:l'.f.5 , . A -i , -, -ff, 772 sf ' A l.-1 .u W' i -ywwfm ygmagg .f . 511.13 .:,qg,.y,,5,fif S71-.'.1't, Ll,w..'?-r'. il if' i,l.,'5..,,.w,.sr, -r..p . .mi,.f W --1. .1 fmywl- Q. 'Q f Mr.,-..i.i3t.l1 A ' LIBER BR UNE N SI S. YS- ':. , W-R-Y,--, .ge-iv--A--Nm 4 if , xx --' .g , Z -::5,, , A ,5 5.-1' ,f -.. A gum - , ,if 9 ,..,..,ii: -2- - TL 4 ,B 1 .Y....wL-.ll - 'Av' 'f if --'---- ,cf N-' vi, ,Q --1 if fff ,of ,-I---' -1' 1 1 f -fm--E f -uf'-,4g:.::' 1 9' 1, X '-,. 4' ' ' M ' 44.15, '?I 'f 'Q -1LF'1'.A A ' -f .' -.MK V -.lk ,A - - , V ,jQ:5Ei,:f,1r Milf. - -- ' '::f..,,4 ' 'Zr?r , I .' 1 , 4, .vuznmnm!!za::'.u:4!?:Trsi+1a:::fse--:-e:u::x- 5' Ti' V - A- -- '-7'-- -- . - A - 4 41115 --f-,5':...' -, W, fig!-l'..5f.-?f.25- f -7 E-91422552 ' -Qhfi ,, 'ff 115' 'TA f x 5,'Z24 r - . - 1g.e51. 'E!n5fe12W j,f ,-eg .v.L:v':..' .. 5 - yi' ' f V' ' - 1, .,... 1, -.'1.' - -.--fre-1 . 31,1 -f ' ' -f-'12-, mfs:-.-4-ft' ,-,,,-,.k,A,g,f T-,.V7.:......., Att-,'.-if .: -' ,Q Y 5 -fi?-..-VI-T! N l'f',fff 'j' ' Wo.. J - f.N---f-- Do unto others as you would. that others should do unto you . V I lk., 1, 4' U ' 4 ' 'V 'I Aiwa 13 W t 1 62 LIBER BIB U1VENSIS. X5 I J 1 'W W iki I X xv '4 I ,' I iv. , Nami ' ' e '3- 'I .,... is -- in-z..fff ,Z Eiiile mails' Rslrqai, No. II ORANGE ST. Founnnu n86, B. C. And now under the patronage of the following distinguished members ofthe Press, Clergy and 4' Citizens of Providence : Of Press Nolorietyr H. R. Niglitengale, jr., Richmond Brewer. Clcrgymen ami Gamesters: Al. and Eph. Green. Allending Pkysiczhn : Geo. Marks, D. M. Nurses: Sister Superior'Allen, aided by Sisters Innocent Dike, Patience . Dunlevy. Liltlc Wafzdcrers: I-I. A. Tillinghast, Nat. Seabury, Win. G. Merrill, V G. E. Smith, , W. B. Waterman, - J. H. Davenport, A. A. Gammel, F. L. Gamage, C. G King, Jr., Baby Boy, Dick, H. S. Graves. E. Dyer, gd, Ira Barrows, L IEE If BR UNE N SI S. Cfyaimlbiumoe. Reaviserl by Me A.vsz'slanZ Lz'brarz'an I. A much-curly-headed young man, A devil-may-care young man, A bean-eating parngon-- Class-room phenomenon Voice-in'his-bowels young man.-E. B. C. 2. A highly-aesthetic young man, A moderately -dressed young man, Cngnomen-inherited Punishmcnts-merited Stuck-tight-in-his-pants-young man.-E. D. III. 3. A beautiful-blonde young man, A theology-struck young man, A religiously-dutiful Wondrously-beautiful Highwater-pants young man.-W. A. B. 4. A ceaslessly-smiling young man, A theatre-girl-mashing young man, A homelessly-wandering Precious-time-squanderlng Harmless-good-natured young man.-E. F. D. , 5'. A truly-pig-headed young man, A lunch-basket-carrying young man, A Cramming-prodigiously Cribbing-religwusly Devlish-unpopular young man.-L. D. Jr. ,6. A stuck-on-the-girls young man, A vingt-et-une-playing young man, A pious-ly-sorrowing Now-and-then-borrowing ' A pay-up-tomorrow young man.-G. E. S. 7. A very-loud-mouthed young man, A ready-to-talk young man, A clearly-self-flattering Constantly-chattering Terrible-bore young man.-L. P. O. 64. LIBER BR UNE N SI S. '4 ,! f. Jays I l i s fferlm gingqrs' Suqisig. Praying Presz'a'emf, T ear fu! T reamrer, Sorrowing' Secrelazy, Revz'va1z's!s, Szdfegi of Prayer, N. Seabury,' H. S. Graves, Win G.'Merri1l. Jeff Shiel. W. T. Learned F. E. Brooks. V - 1.-,f,.'M' 5- v -rf-.,1 ...M .f.J.?f'fM'JS1'.i:?1.-1. K n 4-'VM VQIA -if-i BRlfN.LDNSlS. I I , al N X1 17 f7l' X . X X x will lllllllllllllllllllllllIIIIIII' Illlllllllillllllll wll. Ni ! , . l , A, I I ,l ll ' N an I ,MFA ll' ., L .,H,f,i-if M, is II QU izqipltz nil Enxuinq. Motto: Cleanliness is next to Goclliness. The Day they Celebrate, - - b'l.7'lkl'llg'l07Z'J' l'Vask Day. Iipxlqa :mir Iiuqgulaliuns. I. Each Disciple must take a turkish bath once in a great while. Each Disciple must appear in public with a clean face. II. III. Each Disciple shall clean his teeth monthly. IV Certain Disciples must positively wash their breath. V. Honestly now, Disciples must keep clean. Chief Disciple QSee Rule IQ iililgqx' Eisriphas. Delinquent Disciple QViolates Rules II, III, IV and V,j VV. A. Buxton. Great Unwashed Disciple QNeglects everythingj C. Gardner. Destitute Disciple, CI-las to lie in bed to wait for N. S. Dike. ' his washing,l A F. L. Gammage. Disciples of the B. D. Rule, - Twing, H. P. Manning, I 4th - - F. H. Davis, A. Greene. 5th QEntitled only to the privileges of honorary members,j Anthony, Graham, Lavine, Jordan, Murray. 66 LIBER BR UNENUS. X i ----M--- s-...., .flf f2'4flAv,2f.- l ,-,H,,-Qu-sit' uf 4 F--A,,,-. M ..i ' ' -Q -x GX A qw? , iIl W ,w..,,- .- 1. I... 4 jplfylly YQ! L - ' .g1s !!:,'W-ritz. gf 'Q i 4 .1 fl pf' - if iff ii r or 2 f Wg . in ,Qi .- at wi ll l f lm is as -- Jr if i Al ' ' :il ko..-...-...nf I W ilu' G V frfftaf - if '53 'lf - 1 X fl -1l-I-N. , . 'il' l lotion Suugcl Ce' l i Bualun Emnqlg Eunrhing 61115. 5 Innocent Inquirer for Mountain Oysters, F. L. Gamage, Greedy Gormandizer feats anythingj, W. H. Pomeroy. Greasy Grabber of Granulated Grit Qstaple dishj, C. L Bartlett. 1 Blind Blinker at the Buxom Blonde Qwaitressb, I. R. Allen. p Famished Feeler for Fried Fritters Qvery rarej, J. H. Spencer. Lightning Liquidator of Lunch Left Over, E. F. Dunlevy. i Annie's own, ' W. G. Merrill. Mighty Masher Qmashes everything from a sweet potato upj, H. S. Graves. I Useful Uf8l!SZ'!S. Bread Basket, - ---- Durfee, Milk Pail, ------- Lamb, Potato Trough, - - - - Mann, Hash Holder falways fully, - - Smith, Spoon fornamentalj, - - - Davenport, I Cuss by Door, - -- - Newell, Napkin Shufller, - Dusky Robert. V LJBER BR UNENSIS. 67 -- , Mk tt: U N A VXA I ' ' N A .s.,..i255,cef5,. f X 1 x HW WW' AQ XX 5 f is M O - I t .9 T X X - I K f A' .ff . 1 , .-'. ' , '-' Si' ' x r fgkgr f.. h rv if .. ' I ' ' I1-1 ' ' .lrrfl .- JLG . A .- ll rl KlmU6qR!5iii :.i-R,- XR Y ., ,- w --Q, -ffi'- Rqrepliu fliregaliunw 'livenrfguxxrrn ON STEPPES DE LIBRARIUM. Le Comellee de Recepfiwz. fMurra.y Marshall, De Le Fnekllee des Ulldglgfddlldfff, - 4 cirdlgliaon, LA. A. Gammell. Le direclar de Jllusieale : H. A. Tillinghast, Artisle de Ezcia! Cofztorliou el dechruzl el dame, W. H. Pomeroy, Le fnlerpreler, F. C. French, Le Ckeerer, A C. D. O'Leary, Az'a'es des Cheer. I. N. Eno, ' E. Dyer, 3d, W. M. P. Bowen, C. H. Payne. 68 LIBER BR UNE NSIS . f 155552 Xxx .14 A jaw .J 8 di I 'Mi A 'lf H71 1 Q' J l1 '.? 'l6' , 7 - ' 1' - f iv- f.illM.f.' -:Ev ' 1 ill, A i ' gllllllllfllllj W 'I lla'-will 0 i-ii-wi W ll 'l' iff. ni. 4 lv in ., . 1i.- - . . , W ,Vi ,'..'o i' -,ff ,ff ff ff 1: if' ,'.i'i.lii'Q' 1 25f1': ff , ,Af -Jxilllllk 5457! F fff.'4 f 1l! l' I ll I 5 - 'M Alf, f ' 1:i'? ,Mf, M, ffl T .:-+1 -' X -'4 ' A ',lA ' '! ' Q' - gi'.5f1f2?7, Q. ,fl I I If yall fl! f 7 l ,ff 7 2, w,.., --F f Iaiiliq Bniierq11p's Pais. 4 Who tries to stand off L. B. for a cream ? E. F. Dunlevy Who offers L. B. one cent for a two cent kiss? E. H. Smith Who takes the big cake -for greediness? W. Harris Who talks two dollars' worth with L. B.,-then buys two cents' worth? J. S. Greene Who watches Elisha, but is to xsthetic to patronize L. B. himself? A. A. Gammell. Who never waits to be asked ? S. S. Greene Who buys a cream cake for Pom? Bart Who Buys a cream cake for Bart? Pom Who thinks the cakes not fresh enough for him? N. S. Dike Who admires from afar off? G. S. Taft Who takes his cream cake on the sly, so Q that he won't be obliged to shout? W. E. jillson. LIBER BR UNE NSI S. 69 fItfJzz'q1 ig ?,f1xi1xna. Sackem, - - - - Geo. S. Taft. BZ:g'M6d2.CZ'7Z6 Mafz, - - E. Dyer, 3d. Hrauss. Bear Foof, - - - - E. F. Dunlevy, Scr each 0205 - Heap Griuai Mzzca Tongue, - W. A. Francis, Lewis Dexter, Jr. - N. Hatheway, Jr. Scar Face, - - W. A. Buxton. Squaw, - - J. A. Sanford. Pappoose, - - W. C. Ingalls. ---+x:+-,-- Elgq Eurfrlfr. flijmnes nfl figs E11ihge. ' She cometh not, he said A S. H. Baker. Heart Breaker fglasses off if you are going to , talk to mej, I. R. Allen. Stock Broker falways on the lookout for ity, E. F. Dunlevy. Could I but see a true heroine of the legiti- ' mate stage QT. CJ, G. E. Smith. Moderate Mashers in English Apparel, gyginyglleu' He may 'look, but he must not touch, ' C. B. Luther. Oh for one of our true Western beauties ! C. G. King, Jr. What means this hush ? the people cry, Fall River Cliney passeth by, J. H. Davenport. 70 LIBER BR UNENSISJ X f F V X H1 Nm, L 'I-iff' I I X -i,h1l:.Qv V ki .. ,ff'pg2:-1.-.-.NNX V4-:.1 iff if XX - ,w Ky'-5 K J. Q -121 71 - -- -Q-.QQ 'F .71 4 ,N gf 'QW W I iw ff 'W PM . V- , un. 5 W 'I -5, 3 fwx 'w Aff f .1 w t. . ?.,r, - fav - gli? ,gf S LIBER BR UNENSIS. 7r X -.gf wk.. ga, ,.,N Hgrarian mnqigrg nf ills Hlggair j?nuBIiruns. Ploughman, fuses a horse,J - B. E. Bowerman, Digger, Quses two horses,j - - W. B. Jacobs. Clodhopper. - - - - W. R. Keegan. Milker, - g - - N. S. Fuller. Brawny Harvest Hand, - - C. R. Thurston. Chicken Feeder, ---.- E. C, Bixby, V Lectures by -links. 72 LIBER BR UNENSIS. Bing, Sing, Eurieiq. jifxxunni in nnwg ,Splguru uf flitifn. Three members graduated last year ahead of everybody. This society makes a specialty of Quai: muh Zgnurxrsxlisnr. Special attention given to publishing each year a CRITIQUE OF JUNIOR EXHIBITION. Fjunurarng mennlwrs. G. E. Smith, '83 E. F. Dunlevy, '83, E. Dyer, 3d, '83, N. Hatheway, '83, W. Harris, ,83, Qresignedg I. Barrows, '83. ' jirlins weunlwrs. Leonidas Higgins, '84, H. H. Hammond, '84, C. L. Baker, '84, john Daboll, '84, P H. Bottum, '84. Next publication about April I6, 1882. '1'liig,mWUq i13l?ivr' .!,e ' X ..L, w.., .... .. ,.,. . . .. , . I LIBER BRUNENSIS. 73 I I Business irqqiurrg. Palro1zis'e those who pafrofzzbe us. Washing Cheaply Done, by C. H. Pnvms and I. H. LEVEEN No. 2 Slater Hall. Give us a call. W. G. MERRILL and J. N. ENO, Cheap Poetry and Wit, No. 3 Slater Hall. jokes on Freshmen a Specialty. KING and UPTON, - - - Misfit Garments. No. 2 Sprague Hall. DUNLEVY and ALLEN, - - - Pool Room. Student Frz'emz'.r alwzyvs welcome. Keno, Poker and Vingt-et-une materials Qborrowedj always on hand. QG. E. Smith not admittedl. No. 4 Slater Hall. Bible Tracts on File ! - G. E. SMITH and GEO. R. Hover Junior Ex. Programmes for the last decade. 38 H. C. U BUxToN and DYER, No. 34 Hope, Modes de tout le Monde. A. A. Gammell, - Clerks, - - - H. B. Gardner. Richmond Brewer. The University Bible Class meets Tuesday and Friday Even- ings with Brothers Barrows and A. Green, at No. I4 Slater Hall. Come One! Come All! I I I I I I . I Y 74 ' LIBER me UNENSJS. Psrsnrrai. l:At the earnest request of many readers we have, at an enormous trouble and expense, secured for publication an authentic record of the whereabouts and occupations of' the Graduating Class of '81.j ADAMS-'I'OllSOI'li1l parlors, Jersey City. ' BAKER-BOl'I'0Wlllg cigarettes of Ladd, at Niagara Falls. Bauman-Acting fashion-dummy for Worth in Paris. BEAN-Baking in Boston. BRIGHAM-Cobbling with U Brigham's brother, WVestboro. Bnooxs-Teething. A BUalssmc-Kindergarten School, Worcester. CAwrvvR1aH'r-Teaclming Sunday School in Peru. Cnsss--Preparing for the stage with his brother H Billy. CONNELL-Sub-Master in the Burrillville High School. CORNELL-FOLlI1dil'lg n college in Pawtucket. CULVER-Sickly. DENFELD-Westboro -- Reform School. GIFFORD, F. H.-Junior member of Livingstone 8: Gifford, Old Clothes. ' Gwrouu, F. C.-Feeling bumps in Olneyville. GLADDING-Flttlllg clerk in ladies' hosiery store, city. HAYES-Teaching deaf and dumb parrots to talk. HAZARD-'Agent for anti-fat, Peacedale. I Hoon-Laborer in Somerset dairy. HUGHES- Tootl1some correspondent of the Brunorzzhn. Inous-Nailing leaves on trees at Roger Williams' Park. LIBER BR UNENSLSQW V Jmvmr-P1'oprieto1' of a billiard hall, Candia, N. H. KELTNER-US11Bl' at Third Baptist Church, fcoloredj. LADD-Lending Baker cigarettes at Deveaux College. MARSIIALL-SIHVC at the Library. MCKEEVER-Writing U Science of Cribbingf' MUMFORD-Fish and vegetable team, city. PECKHAM-Raising rutebagas. I PEEPLES-Private missionary to A. Howe, Pittsburg. PENDLE'roN-Janitor, California sand lots. PHILLIPS-Gas. H. W.-Infiating fish-balls for Wesr.boro Reform School RICE, RICE, W. T.-Tending bar in Apponang. Rose-Whittling shoe pegs for Christ. Mayer. SHELDON-Training for class cup. Slnvm'-Pacing off the coast for the coast survey. Suuisrous-City gutter inspector. TAFT1ACLiDg emetic for a Paris druggist. TAYLOR-Professional Base Ball Coach. TowN-Providence police force. W1r.soN-Gagging herring in Taunton. l 6 LIBER BRUNENSIS. exmiiiaq uulaiiuma. Thou cans't not say I did it: never shake Thy gory locks at me. E. G. R. The times have been, that when the brains were out, The man would die : but now -1 I. H. A. Rock me to sleep, mother, rock me to sleep. W. C. R. A still, small voice. A. H I am but a gatherer and zlisposer of other men's stuff. T. W. B. Non facta-sed verbal. A. W. Lord Douglas thou hast lied. F. W. D. That it should come to this. W. H. P. F. And he that was buried rose again. J. H. A. Out of sight-out of mind. '8I. At whose sight all the stars hide their climned heads. '82, It hath been well but not perfectly weeded. '83. There is small choice in rotten apples. '84 Nam fievent, juvenes subito ex infantibri parvis. 'S5. I am declined into the vale of years. A. G-r-n. Sweets to the Sweet. F. S--t It will discourse most eloquent music. J. A. S-n-f-rd Egregiously by an ass. L. P. Ordw-y. O, bless usg he is born with teeth. H. O. Tr-e. Deepqversed in books, and shallow in himself. F. H. D-v-s. Fill the air with barborous dissonance. E. F. D-n-Ivy N , E LIBER 51: UNENSJS. 77 i And he was sadg oh, very, very Sad. H-n-tng-t-n. i Devil take the hind most. B-tt-m. E I am thy father's ghost. Al-dr-ch. l Whence and what art thou, execrable shape ? C. G-rdn-r. l A Heaven on earth. S. H. teither one.l 5 A man who would make so vile a pun . i Would not scruple to pick a pocket. E. C. B-xby. Man-false man-smiling destructive man. S. E. M-nn. It made the children laugh and play. R. L-mb. The fashion wears out more apparel than the man. J. N. En- What has Alexander to do with the horse? Al-x-n-d-r. E. B. C-le. Rejoice, oh young man in thy youth. 'Twas a fat oyster-live in peace. X I O wad some power the giftie gie us To see ourselves as ithers see us. He had a face like a beneclictionf' There's neither honesty, manhood Or good fellowship in thee. Though last, not least, in love. l Oh, reform it. Arcades ambo-id .ret-blackguards both. He was so fresh-the new grown blades of Turned pale with envy as he passed. It's loveliness increases. You hear that boy laughing P Fresh as a bridegroom-and his chin new-reaped. Shaved like a stubble land at harvest time, He was the mildest manner'd man B-rd-n, Jr. G. R. I-I-v-y. W. B. I-c-bs. W. H-rr-s. W. B. W-t-r-m-n. J. H. D-v--n-p-r-t. H. C. Slaves. grass, ' N. S. D-k. C. B. L-t-h-r. A. P. F-s t-r. J. D-m-n. w. B. B.g..... That ever scuttled ship or cut a throat. H.A. 'I'-ll-hgh-st. O, this poor brain. O, C, B, N.g.n, l What tho' the generous cow give me to quaff The milk nutritious-am I then a calf? Willie C. I. In wit a man-simplicity a child. 1. N. Br-wn. 78 LIBER BR UNENSIS. ll U H H ll H U H The helpless look of blooming infancy. Shine out, fair sun, till I have bought a. glass, That I may see my shadow as I pass. Omins Gallia in tres partes divisa set, ' Quarum duas habeo. Ful longe were his legges and ful lene. Y-ike a. staf, there was no calf y-sene. Who has shot, seen, stuffed and eaten Every living creature ? He revels in morals, he boasts of his virtues. Heed well, ye fresh, and mark ye other folk, This mighty man when weighed went up for smoke. Gracilis Puer. Give me a moustache or give me death. Then he will talk-good gods! how he will talk. A stoic of the woods,-a man without a tear. Quoth she, ' Here's but one and fifty hairs on your chin, and one G. K. R-chm-nd. F . S. G-m-g ED--r H. C. B-m-ps G. E. Sm-th. C. H. P--n. C. D. O'L-ry I. R. All-n. N. H-th-w-y. of them is white! T. W. W-Cl, Ir. I may tell all my bones. Better late than never. Oh? what a gawk I am. J. S. Ch-pl-n. F . E. Br--ks. W. Johns--n. W lift 1 1 3d. B. W-k-m-n. LIBER BR UNENSIS. 79 Qgnher. PAGE Board of Editors, 2 Preface, - - 3 Secret Societies, 5 Conventions, 18 Faculty, I9 Students, - ZI Summary, - 33 College Honors, 34 Prize Men, ---- 3 5 Phi Beta Kappa and Alumni Association, 36 Pi Kappa, ---- 37 Class Societies, - 38 Religious Societies, 42 Musical Organizations, 44 Base Ball, - - 47 Foot Ball, 49 Boating, SI Lawn Tennis, 53 Athletics, - I 55 Sears Reading Room, 57 Hammer and Tongs, - 58 Brunonian, - - 60 Rubs, - '- 6x Familiar Cbiotations, 76 LIBEI? BR UNENSIS. . aw L fyf fhwq, nd,-Y- ,..., 1 3' '. X .- 1-f bl 1 gfffax ,,,l, 2i.g-A 5 vggfmg M44 E 1 f ,f , - J-5 f -.1-, J W-- ?'!f f-x SAA? .wif ' Hi-5 -11 w'-M Nx 4142 f an .' ,QU-t,,' v7xgf,,a ..?7f .1 !Mg5,pi'gj2,Qfx ,459 ,' ,,'4,'g',y,.,x ' 'f'?fffXqQ?f, f?fX'95- , '2f4QL ?isg.. ,41fCf'Qg,. -.S 'it-1.5 ,I V f,. ,1 :'4?M.U A. kxqyfl-. 'wif N Ljqlffvabivx film - , 1- , v '5'T - x J' -my ii' - , gf -1 , ,.. - va-y fk , fx 415. Q , - A -ff - wr .-...---5- ni... Ux.A.1-S-.. 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