Bassetts Scrap Book, Vol 8, No 1
Articles in this issue
- p. 1
A March editorial welcoming the equinox and urging wheelmen to prepare their bicycles for the new riding season.
- p. 1
An announcement that the Cyclists' Touring Club has relocated to more accessible premises near the main London railway termini.
- p. 2
A notice that the International Cyclists' Union has scheduled the 1910 world championships in Brussels, with the 1911 championships to follow in Turin.
- p. 2
A report on the Buffalo Bicycle Club's reunion banquet held on the 31st anniversary of the club's founding on Washington's Birthday in 1879.
- p. 2
A historical note explaining the old English custom of beginning the civil year on March 25, Lady Day, which was not abandoned until 1752.
- p. 5
A report on the Boston Bicycle Club's 32nd annual dinner at Hendrie's, with a description of the evening's menu, verses, and fellowship among veteran wheelmen.
- p. 7
A report on the Rhode Island Division's midwinter reunion at Hotel Dreyfus in Providence, marked by good fellowship and reminiscence.