Word: bedford
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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Loring T. Swaim '05 of New Bedford, bow, rowed on his Freshman crew and on his class crew this year. Age 20; height 6 ft. 1 in; weight...
...auspices of the Natural History Society will be taken tomorrow in the region around Concord. The party will start from the Square on the first car leaving for Arlington Heights after 8.30 o'clock. From Concord the route will go by Walden Pond, Sandy Pond, and thence to Bedford, where the electric cars will be taken for the return to Cambridge, which will be reached about 5 o'clock...
...natural history walks, in previous years under the guidance of Dr. T. A. Jaggar, will be taken this year under the auspices of the Natural History Society. These walks, occurring on Saturdays, throughout the spring, when weather permits, will include trips to Concord, Bedford, Ipswich, the Blue Hill region and various other localities. Some member of the Zoological or Botanical Departments will always accompany the parties, and every opportunity will be given to notice the fauna and flora. All members of the University are invited to join in these walks. Those who go must take luncheon and be prepared...
...condition of the ice on the ponds and rivers about Boston is as follows: Jamaica Pond, fair; Hammond's, good; Spy Pond, fair; Franklin Field, good; Charles River, good; Concord and Sudbury Rivers at Concord, Wayland, and Bedford, fair; Charlesbank, good; Crystal Lake, good; Cambridge Skating Rink, good...
There is good skating at Jamaica Pond, Hammond's, Charlesbank, Franklin Field, the Cambridge Skating Rink, on the Charles River at Riverside and Dedham, and on the Concord River at Wayland, Concord, and Bedford. Crystal Lake and Spy Pond are rather rough...