Word: ices
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...Dining Association has just contracted for a new engine and generator, a much needed addition to the present plant. It will guard against a breakdown and consequent crippling of the service, for although the present auxiliary power is suited for lighting purposes, it is useless for the washing and ice-cream machinery, the well-pump and ventilating fan, all of which take direct current. In the spring, when the ventilating and artificial ice plants must be run longer each day than they are now, the generator would be heavily over-loaded and might prove inadequate. The installation...
While the Thames river was frozen over at New London, the courses for the boat races between Harvard and Yale next June were surveyed on the ice. Points have been marked for planting the signals when the crews go into training. Heretofore the measurements of the courses have been made late in the spring, from the banks of the river...
...practice consisted of working the forwards against the defense. The coverpoint and point played well together and were very effective in stopping the attacks of the forwards. The shooting of the forwards was fairly good but they did not keep their positions after bringing the puck down the ice...
There is good skating today at the following places: Jamaica Pond, at Jamaica Plain; Franklin Field, at Roxbury; Billings Field, at West Roxbury; Wood Island, at East Boston; Neponset Play-ground; Gilbson Playground, at Dorchester; Roslindale Playground; North Brighton, Playground; Scarboro Pond, at Franklin Park, Roxbury. The ice is poor at Spy Pond, Arlington...
There is good skating today only at Franklin Field, Roxbury. The ice is in fair condition at Jamaica Pond, Jamaica Plain; Wood Island Park, East Boston; Neponset Playground, Neponset; Gibson Playground, Dorchester; Roslindale Playground, Roslindale; and at North Brighton Playground...