is furnishing all the college news, with complete reports of all
foot-ball games and athletic meets. Portraits of prominent alumni
appear from time to time. The Alumni department receives especial
attention.
The only way to keep in touch with the college is to take THE
DARTMOUTH. Price, $2.00 a year, single copies 12 cents. On sale at
Storrs’s bookstore.
FRED C. ALLEN, Managing Editor.
FRANK D. FIELD, Business Manager.
Dartmouth Lyrics.
A collection of Poems from the undergraduate Publications of
Dartmouth college.
The first of the undergraduate volumes to appear was the first
edition of DARTMOUTH LYRICS, which was published in 1888, by
OZORA STEARNS DAVIS ’89, and
WILLIAM DRUMMOND BAKER ’89.
It was among the first undergraduate publications of any college, and
was a great success. It was bound in green cloth, with gilt top and
untrimmed edges. A year ago the edition was exhausted, and it is no
longer on sale.
Dartmouth Lyrics.
NEW EDITION NOW ON SALE.
Containing upwards of 125 selections from the best verse Dartmouth
undergraduates have written. Among the contributors are J. A. Bellows
’70, H. H. Piper ’76, H. R. Foster ’82, Richard Hovey ’85, W. D.
Quint ’87, F. J. Urquhart ’87, W. B. Forbush ’88, W. F. Gregory
’88, N. M. Hall ’88, F. L. Pattee ’88, N. D. Baker ’89, O. S. Davis
’89, C. F. Robinson ’90, M. P. Thompson ’92, H. B. Metcalf ’93, G.
C. Selden ’93, P. E. Stanley ’93, E. O. Grover ’94, Kent Knowlton
’94, R. A. Campbell ’95. Finely illustrated by half-tone pictures
of prominent Dartmouth literary men, and familiar Hanover views.
Beautifully bound in grey and green, with gilt edges.
Those who have seen the book speak highly of its appearance and
make-up. The selections were made with the approval of Prof. C. F.
Richardson. Mr. Bertrand A. Smalley ’94, is editor. Price, $1.00.
For sale at Storrs’s and Lake & Sanborn’s. Orders by mail will be
promptly filled.
C. C. MERRILL ’94, }
B. A. SMALLEY ’94, } Publishers.
Dartmouth Sketches.
Selected from the undergraduate publications of Dartmouth College.
The first edition of “The Sketches” was published in December, 1892,
by
G. C. SELDEN ’93, Literary Editor.
G. G. FURNEL ’93, Business Editor.
It contained sketches from the “LIT.” and “DARTMOUTH” from 1843 to
1892. Twenty portraits and views accompanied the sketches. It was
bound in green cloth.
Although a large edition was issued it was at once exhausted, and can
not now be had.
Dartmouth Sketches.
(SECOND EDITION.)
Selected from the undergraduate publications of Dartmouth College.
To supply the demand after the first edition was exhausted
G. C. SELDEN ’93 and
A. G. BUGBEE ’95
issued a second edition, enlarged and with additional portraits. It
contained new sketches by ’95 men, and was issued in two bindings,
grey cloth and heavy paper.
Price, $1.00 in cloth; 50 c. in paper.
On sale at Storrs’s Book store, Hanover, N. H.
THE
“In Green and White” Series
VOL. I.
=X-mas Sketches from the “Lit.”=
The sketches which compose this vest-pocket volume are those which
appeared in the Christmas number of the “LIT.” They are illustrated
with forty-three thumb-nail sketches made by men in college. It is
the first attempt at college magazine illustrating ever attempted.
The “X-mas Sketches” indicate the work that is now being done in the
artistic and literary line in college.
It is expected that other volumes will be added to this, forming an
“In Green and White” series. It is hoped that this little volume may
serve as a souvenir of the “LIT.” and an incentive to story writing
in college. Price, 50 c.
EDWIN O. GROVER, Editor.
Dartmouth Athletics.
_Just out._
A COMPLETE ILLUSTRATED HISTORY
Of Athletic sports at Dartmouth from the earliest time to the present.
Contains 350 pages, beside 53 full page half-tone engravings of
Dartmouth’s greatest athletes and teams; and is beautifully bound in
“green” and gold.
“This unique book is having a remarkable sale.”—_New York Tribune._
“The general features of ‘Dartmouth Athletics’ make it of interest to
all college men.”—_The Tech._
“It is creating general interest among Dartmouth alumni.”—_Boston
Herald._
“No school library should be without it.”—_Merrimack Journal._
“An admirable book.”—_Concord Monitor._
Price, $1.50 (postage extra).
Address “DARTMOUTH ATHLETICS,”
Hanover, N. H.
JOHN HENRY BARTLETT,
Literary Editor.
JOHN PEARL GIFFORD,
Business Editor.