Word: fares
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Arrangements have been made where-by members of the Senior class may follow the class crew races on Friday, May 17. The "Neponset," which has been chartered for the afternoon will accommodate 55 passengers, and the fare for the trip will be $1, including refreshments. A blue book will be placed at Leavitt & Peirce's tomorrow morning at 8.30 o'clock, and the first 55 men to sign and pay the fee at that time, will be taken. The boat may be met at a place to be announced later...
...much similar to those given at the University Summer School but they are more comprehensive. Special rates will be given this year to all students who go to attend the meeting of the National Educational Association, which extends from July 8 to 12, the round trip being the full fare west, and $2 for the return. A catalogue will be published this month and may be obtained from the University of California...
...want to attend the conference and have not already registered should leave their names at Phillips Brooks House at once, or give them to some member of the committee. The round trip fare from Boston is $3.65. Registration fee for the full time is $5; for part time, 60 cents per day; board for full time is $8.50; for part time, $1 per day; room in hall for full time, is $3; in tent, $1 to $2.50; part time at proportionate rates. A number of men are going to Northfield for the three remaining days after the New London races...
...usual arrangements have been made by which Harvard men and their families attending the Class Day Commencement exercises from points from which the fare to Boston exceeds 75 cents, may obtain transportation to and from Boston at 1 and 1-3 times the customary one-way rate plus a 25 cent charge...
...number of delegates Harvard is entitled to send, based on the size of the University, is 48, and nearly all the places have been filled. The cost of the trip will be as follows: round-trip fare Boston to Nashville, $31.95 (including berth and meals on steamer); registration fee, $2; meals and Pullman charges Norfolk to Nashville and return will bring total to about $40. The delegates will be entertained without charge by the citizens of Nashville. Tickets will be placed on sale in Cambridge some time this week...