Word: londoner
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...Monday, June 21, at 12 o'clock, the floor and first balcony being reserved for ticket holders until a few minutes before the program begins. There will be an oration by James Ford Rhodes, LL.D. '01, of Boston, and a poem will be read by Alfred Noyes, Litt.D., of London. The general public is cordially invited to attend, and particularly members of the undergraduate body, the presence of whom is greatly desired...
...York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad has announced the following schedule of trains for service to New Haven and New London on June 25 for the boat race...
Special train (open train) to leave Boston 12.05 P. M., Back Bay 12.10 P. M., Providence 1.10 P. M., due New London 2.40 P. M. Train to consist of parlor cars and coaches as required...
Special trains to leave New London from track No. 1, directly in front of station, as soon as practicable after return of the observation train from the University race; making no stops between New London and New Haven; passengers for intermediate points to be taken care of by train 669, leaving New London at 6 P. M. Latter train to be given such extra equipment as may be necessary to protect the travel...
...University, second, and Freshman crews leave for their spring training quarters at Red Top by the 1.03 o'clock train today. All of the men had a final workout on the river Friday, and immediately afterward the shells were shipped to New London in charge of boat-rigger Harte. The launches "Pup" and "John Harvard" are already at the training quarters, having left Thursday. Everything will be ready at the arrival of the men this afternoon, so that they can take their first practice row on the Thames river today...