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...club discussed Exeter and the athletic interests of the school and Harvard. Much interest was shown and several of the members spoke. It was voted, as soon as the running expenses of the club were paid, to send the four college papers to the reading room at Exeter. The President urged the members to go oftener to Exeter and to demonstrate more of the interest in the school which all the members felt. Then the meeting adjourned...
...members of the Young Men's Christian Association were fortunate in listening to a short talk from the Rev. Brooke Herford last evening. Dr. Herford spoke on the excitement and passion of the times into which Christ was born. The Jews were looking forward eagerly to the coming...
...Allen, superintendent of the Episcopal City Mission, of Boston, spoke to the members of the St. Paul's Society last night on the work of the organization he represents. He emphasized especially the work being done in the hospitals and among the sailors in East Boston. Much good has been done by the Episcopal Mission in this work, and the field seems more open now than ever before. Especially is this true among the sailors. A Sailors' Mission Church is nearing completion in East Boston, and a house which shall be a sort of club for them...
...closing Mr. Allen spoke of the theatre services which are to be conducted on Sunday evening at Grand Opera House, beginning next Sunday. He hoped that Harvard men would make up a chorus to lead the singing...
...Rockhill continues the account of his trip through untrodden China. and extracts are printed from the advance sheets of the Memoirs of Talleyrand, which have been reserved from publication for fifty years since his death in order that all whom he spoke ill of might have time to die too. There is an introduction by the minister to France, Whitelaw Reid...