Word: fitchburgs
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...secret, but among the outward evidences of its existence that the "digs." nowadays termed "grinds," had, was a procession once every year. "This annual procession was an affair of great importance in the second term. After the procession the club would adjourn to Porter's Tavern, just beyond the Fitchburg railroad crossing at North Cambridge, and have a supper, commonly a very hilarious and noisy...
Following are the candidates: For pitcher - Sabine of last year's Brookline nine; Bryan, who pitched for the Wilkesbarre nine of Pennsylvania; T. Chamberlain, pitcher of the Roxbury Latin School team of '86; Kielty of the Fitchburg High School team; Butterworth of last year's Chelsea High School nine. For catcher - McLeod of St. John's Academy; Vaughan of Noble's School of Boston; Mancha, a member of the Franklin College team of Lancaster, Penn.: Wheelwright of last year's Roxbury Latin School nine. For first base - Vila, catcher and captain of the '85 and '86 nines of the Boston...
...This road is 18 miles long, and its estimated cost is $800,000, of which nearly $600,000 is guaranteed by parties in Boston, New York and the West. It is to make an additional line from Boston to Worcester by connecting at Hudson with the Central Massachusetts and Fitchburg railroads, insures a new line from Boston to Hartford and shortens the distance many miles between Boston and New York. The road follows the Boston and Albany four miles from Worcester to Shrewsbury lake, thence proceeding in nearly an air line through South Shrewsbury to Hudson. There are no grades...
Special round trip rates for students to all paints South and West via Fitchburg, Grand Trunk and West Shore R. R. Good to go from Dec. 13 to 24, and return until, Jan, 10, 1887. Full information and tickets at Leavitt & Peirce...
Special round trip rates for students to all points South and West via Fitchburg. Grand Trunk and West Shore R. R. Good to go from Dec. 13 to 24, and return until Jan. 10, 1887. Full information and tickets at Leavitt & Peirce...