Davidsonian, March 7 1917

The contributions of the students for "Uncle Hiram's" tombstone have been raised as far as possible and have been placed in the hands of Dr. Martin. Dr. Martin is going to select a suitable stone at Charlotte, probably a simple slab with his name and other details. The stone was given by the students in token of their true sorrow at the death of one who gave the best part of his life in the service of the college, and one who held the affection and esteem of all the students.
Title
Davidsonian, March 7 1917
Description
An article from the March 7, 1917 issue of the Davidsonian entitled "Uncle Hiram's Grave Soon To Be Marked".
Date
March 7, 1917
Relation
The editorial staff of the Davidsonian posed outside of their office located in Oak RowThe Davidsonian
Text
The contributions of the students for "Uncle Hiram's" tombstone have been raised as far as possible and have been placed in the hands of Dr. Martin. Dr. Martin is going to select a suitable stone at Charlotte, probably a simple slab with his name and other details. The stone was given by the students in token of their true sorrow at the death of one who gave the best part of his life in the service of the college, and one who held the affection and esteem of all the students.
Publisher
Davidson College
Language
English
Source
Alma

Part of Hiram Potts