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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Messiah" will be given in Symphony Hall, Boston, tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock by the Handel and Haydn Society, assisted by a complete orchestra, and soloists. The performance is for the benefit of the Children's Hospital, the Convalescent Home of the Children's Hospital, and the Industrial School for Crippled and Deformed Children. The seats are $1.00, $1.50, $2,00, and $2,50, but all students may secure special discount tickets, giving them a rebate of 50 cents on each ticket, from R. M. Cook '17, Randolph 17, or from M. F. Hall 1L., Hampden...
...expected to put up a stronger game tonight than they did at the Arena at week ago, not only because, in the event of the University's winning, hopes of the intercollegiate championship will be lost to Princeton; but also because the St. Nicholas rink is Princeton's home grounds, where they will have plenty of support among the spectators. Princeton has played seven games this winter, five of which have been victories. During the Christmas vacation the Tigers took a game from St. Paul's School, and two practice games from Yale in Pittsburgh losing the third...
...bequest of Mrs. James T. Fields gives Widener Library twenty-five of the more important volumes from the 'Shelf of Old Books' which she described so delightfully in her essays published under that title in 1894. In their new home they can never exert the charm --of which they were after all but a part of the frame--that made Mrs. Fields's home for a third of a century the most-sought literary mecca for those who knew their way about Boston. They will, however, find some old and many new friends on the securer shelves of the library...
...called yesterday in the trial in which Herbert B. Harris and Arthur K. Reading are charged with signing a false certificate in connection with the assessment as a prospective voter of W. Townsend '16, last October. District Attorney Corcoran opened the case for the government, stating that Townsend's home is in Cohasset, and that Harris swore falsely when he certified him. Bernard F. Fallow, of the Cambridge Board of Assessors, was called as the first witness for the government, and testified that Townsend, Harris, and Reading were at the office of the board of assessors on October...
...Sunday, January 23, the Handel and Haydn Sosiety, assisted by a complete orchestra and soloists, will give "The Messiah" in Symphony Hall for the benefit of the Children's Hospital, the Convalescent Home of the Children's Hospital, and the Industrial School for Crippled and Deformed Children. In order to promote the worthy object which prompted the giving of this extra performance, the officers of the society are very desirous of making it a big financial success. To induce students to cooperate, rebate tickets have been issued which permit a saving of fifty cents on all tickets purchased...