University of New Hampshire - Granite Yearbook (Durham, NH)

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NEW HAMPSHIRE COLLEGE 9 October I9. Bowdoin game-grand celebration. October 22. Freight wreck-Pa Pett's temptation. ' October 25. Delta Xi House Party. Second Annual New Hampshire Night at College Club. October 26. Bates game. October 29 Warningsl l l November 2 Rhode Island game. Informal by co-eds at Thompson Hall. November 3 Ackerman goes to church. November 4 Arts Course Club organized. November 7 Last football practice, November 9 Vermont game. November ll Sullivan Commemoration Services November I2 Chinning season ends. November I4 Utopian-Mystic game, 0-0. Football Banquet at Newmarket . November I9 Junior Year Book Entertainment, November 25 Coming thro' The Rye. Dover Opera House. November 27-29 Thanksgiving Recess. November 29 Freshman Banquet at Portsmouth. December 2 Basketball practice begins. December 6 Arts Course Lecture-Rev. Allen Stockdale, December l4. Athletic Rally at College Club. December I6 Term exams. December 20 College closes. january 2. N. H. Alumni Banquet in Chicago. January 7. Registration Day. january S Library opens. January It Game with Colby at Durham. Januar, I7 Arts Course Lecture-Professor Scott, January I8 Maine game at Orono. Smoker at College Club. ,lanuary 20. Good moon and good skating. January 22. Chemical Colloquium Lecture. , January 23 M, E. Juniors go to Boston. January 25 Tufts game-dance after game. January 29. Chemical Colloquium Lecture ,lanuary 3l. Arts Course Lecture by A. L. Moulton. February l Came with Norwich at Northfield. February 4. Norwich game at Durham, February 5. Bill Campbell comes to class on timel February 6. A Dress Rehearsal. February 7. Alumni Banquet at Boston. February l3. A Dress Rehearsal presented at Newmarket. February l4. Valentine Da . Mail very heavy. February l5. Chemical Colloquium Lecture February l6. Rhode Island game at Kingston. February I9. M. l. T, game at Durham February 2l. Sophomore Hop. February 22. W, P. l. game at Durham. Town full of girls. House parties at all Fraternity Houses. f February 26 Maine game at Durham. Freshman picture taken. February I 29 Freshman-Sophomore game, followed by a dance. Sousa in Portsmouth and Dover. March 3. Faculty-Senior game: Utopian-Mystic game. March 4. Cheesers vs. Two Years. Lecture by Arozian, 'l0. ' March 3-H7. Junior-Senior Boiler Test, March 9. Leap Year sleighing party. March l4. College closes. March 24. College opens. - March 25. Great Divide. at Dover Opera House.

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60 1907 6000 CALENDAR 6060 1908 66 1 - - Q? g . ' lx' e ... a A 5 l907 March March April April April April April April Npril May May May May May May May june June June June September September September September September September September September September September September September September October October October October October October October October October Spring Term begins. Easter Sunday Peerade at I0:45. April Fool Party at Thompson Hall, Belles of Cornevillef' Dover Opera House. Chief gathered to his fathers. Instructor Hancock and family move from town. W. H. A. Informal at Thompson Hall. Fast Day. Great day for picnics. Village Improvement Society show at Thompson Hall. May Breakfast at church. Government Inspection. Tom puts on short dresses. Entertainment at Lee Hill by 22 N. H. men, Alpha Zeta Initiation. Senior Examinations completed. Memorial Day. Stratham vs. '09. Casque and Casket picnic. Baccalaureate Sunday. Dedication of Library: Prize Drill. Class Day. Glee Club Concert, Commencement Exercises. 'IO vs. '0 SUMMER. Labor Day. Examinations for admission. Registration Day, Cane Rush. 'I0-225 'll--26. Freshman Reception at Gymnasium. Football practice begins. Rifles issued at drill, Lucy arrives Tame bear amuses the children. Norwich game. Aggies go to Rochester Fair. Student Council elected. Brown game. 9 in Baseball. Senior Ball Game with Colby. Smoker at College Club. Pettee Block Rough House. Cider Mill begins operations. Dartmouth game. Battalion Inspection. Freshman-Sophomore game, 0-0. Kappa Sigma House Party, At Yale, Dover Opera House. But Parmenter initiated into Th Student Reception at Church. e Dogs.

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I0 TH I909, VCL.. I E GRANITE, Baath nf Efruntren ljrvaihent Charles W. Stone, A. M. .... East Andover, N. H Srrreiarg Hon. Lucien Thompson . . . Durham, N. H - Zflrvaaurer Walter M. Parker, A.B. .... Manchester, N. H illllemhvrn Ex-Cwtiirin President William D. Gibbs, lVl.S. His Excellency, Gov. Charles M. Floyd Alumni Glrwatn Edward H. Mason, B.S. . . . Hon. John G. Tallant . Hon. Warren Brown . . Rosecrans W. Pillsbury . . Hon. Richard M. Scammon . Nahum Bachelder, M.S., A.lVl. Hon. Hon. Walter Drew ..... Gordon Woodbury, A.B., Ph.D., LLB. George W. Currier, M.D. . . . . Nashua Pembroke, Hampton Falls, Londonderry Stratham East Andover, Colebrook Bedford, . Nashua, N N N N N N N N N