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From inquiries made by the CRIMSON it appears that parties of from 15 to 50 may make the round trip to New York at from $5.55 to $4.65 according to the relative number, via the Fall River Line. The regular rale is $6.00. A book will probably be opened for those wishing to avail themselves...
...club will meet at Walnut Hill on Thursday afternoon, taking the car for the Lowell depot via East Cambridge, which leaves Harvard square at 1.40 sharp. Two matches will be shot, at ten balls and ten pigeons respectively, from rotary traps. For the highest aggregate a silver medal will be awarded, and bronze medals to second and third. Entries, 25 cents, payable to the executive officer on the range. All intending to go must hand in their names at 12 Hilton between 5 and 6 today to secure reduced rates...
...preferable to the boat as you have to get up so early in coming from New York on the boat. As many persons will be coming back at different times, if they will put down in the book which I will place at Bartlett's on what train via the Boston and Albany they wish to come back, I can then perhaps arrange some rates with that railroad for the separate parties. It, however, requires a party of more than fifty to have separate tickets, though parties of under fifty can travel on a single ticket made...
...lacrosse team will leave the Old Colony Depot today at 6 o'clock, for New York, via. the Fall River Line...
Students intending to go West to spend the holiday vacation, who are not satisfied with arrangements with Boston ticket brokers, should consult Messrs. Waterman and Miner, who have recently been appointed regular authorized agents for the sale of Western tickets via Hoosac Tunnel route. Those buying tickets by this route can have baggage checked from their rooms, and if sufficient number go at one time can take Pacific express train at Cambridge station. It will be for the interest of all to consult the above-mentioned gentlemen before making definite arrangements...