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...following are the names and addresses of the men who are collecting in the various dormitories: Holworthy, H. B. Sawyer, No. 19, R. Withington, No.4, T. F. Savage, No.9, Hollis, B. Merrill, No.3, C. D. Davol, No.29; Stoughton, J. E. Warner, No.3, A. E. Wood, No.29; Thayer, J. R. Lazenby, No.45, F. F. Dodge, No.11 R. R. Hellman, No.33; Weld, R. H. Wiswall, No. 17, S. R. Harlow, No.40; Grays, F. S. Montgomery, No.20; Matthews, J. V. Dignowity, No.1, J. Richards, No.33; Wadsworth, C. Woodman, No.7; Beck, O. N. Shepard, No.2; Quincy, A. L. White, No.6; Hampden, F. H. Dexter...
Only enough Freshmen reported for the autumn rowing squad yesterday afternoon to form two crews. This small number of men as compared with last year is due to the fact that many Freshmen are rowing on the various dormitory eights...
...nineteenth annual convention of the Church Students' Missionary Association will be held in Cambridge December 5th to 7th inclusive. Delegates from the various collegiate religious societies will be entertained during the three days of the convention by chapters of the Missionary Association in the University and in the Episcopal Theological School. The meetings will be held at Phillips Brooks House, Sanders Theatre, St. John's Chapel, at the Episcopal Theological School, and Christ Church...
...under which many of the crews have been working are taken into consideration the present development is encouraging. Many of the crews, especially those rowing from the Weld Boat Club, have been seriously handicapped by the failure of men to report regularly. New men have been tried out and various changes in the order of the crews have been made...
Further information regarding prizes offered by the Faculty of Arts and Sciences is contained in the University catalogue for 1905-06, pages 504 and 514, and in the special publications of the various departments