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...casts, photographs, and books, a considerable portion of which were given by the German Emperor on the occasion of the visit of Prince Harry a few years ago. A recent and unique addition to the reference library consists of a collection of prints illustrative of Goethe's works, the gift of Miss E. C. Holland of Concord...
...collection of editions of the poet Horace has been received at the Widener Library and will be put on exhibition after the 105 volumes which constitute the collection have been arranged and catalogued. The collection is of extraordinary sentimental and monetary value, and is the gift of Mr. William Cross Williamson '52. Mr. Williamson was a noted collector and lover of Horace. When he died two years ago, he left the collection upon which he had spent so many years to the College Library. His daughter, Mrs. Edes, sent the books from Boston and they have now been unpacked...
Williams College is soon to have one of the most up-to-date chemical laboratories in the country. It will replace the building which recently burned. The insurance of $50,000 on the old building, together with a recent gift of $40,000 by Mrs. Frederick F. Thompson, will provide the means for a thoroughly fire-proof structure, the plans of which are being completed...
...Christiania, Norway, the largest and most enthusiastic meeting was at a banquet given by the Student's Association, of Norway to the Ford Peace Expedition. Addresses were given by members of the Ford Party and by the most prominent Norwegians. At the banquet a gift by Mr. Ford of $10,000 to the Student's Association of Norway was announced, which should go toward the erection of a new Association building. One of the Norwegian delegates, chosen as a member of the final neural conference to meet at the Hague, is a Harvard graduate...
...pipe organ is now being installed in Peabody Hall of Phillips Brooks House, and will be ready for use in about a week. The organ, for which there has been a growing need for several years, is the gift of William Endicott '87, who has offered to meet the expenses of several changes made necessary by its erection...