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After the meeting the men formed by classes in front of the Union and paraded through the Yard carrying red torches and cheering in front of each building. The procession then marched down Mt. Auburn street and back to the yard through the Square and ended in front of University Hall where every member of the team was cheered...
...remaining meetings of the mission for Harvard men, which Bishop R. H. Weller has been conducting in St. James' Church, will be held in St. John's Chapel of the Episcopal Theological School on Brattle Street. The time of the holy communion service, which will be held daily until next Monday, has been changed from 7.30 to 7.45, and the daily evening service will be held at 7.45 instead of 7.30. In addition to these daily services there will be a sermon on Sunday at 10.30 o'clock. All Harvard men are invited to attend the services which are held...
...Pride's Crossing, Mass. He prepared for college at Noble and Greenough's, and while here was a member of the Fencing, Hasty Pudding, and Alpha Delta Phi clubs, and of the D. K. E. and the Institute of 1770. The funeral will be held at the Arlington Street Church in Boston today at 2.30 o'clock...
Extra precautions have been taken to make the Bolyston street bridge perfectly safe, and able to hold the great crowds of people which will pass over it on November 23, the day of the Yale game. An auxiliary fence will be put up, making the bridge the same width throughout, and preventing the congestion of people at the draw, which is about six feet narrower than the rest of the bridge. Extra police will be stationed to prevent the crowds from pushing too heavily against the railing, which is old and in a weak condition. The bridge has been examined...
...spite of a drizzling rain last evening a crowd of 1500 enthusiastic students paraded through the Yard, then through Harvard square down to Mt. Auburn street, and back to the Yard again, cheering the football team. The meeting broke up in front of University Hall after cheers had been given for every member of the team and the coaches. The demonstration was entirely spontaneous and gave evidence to the confidence which the undergraduates have in the team, and to the general impression among the undergraduates that when the teams take the field on Saturday Yale will have to play better...