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...College Library has received a very valuable and interesting early portrait of Chaucer, painted in oil on an oak panel, by bequest of the late Professor Charles Eliot Norton. The inscription on its back states that this picture was presented to Benjamin Dyke in 1803, at which time it had been preserved in the family of its donor, Miss Frances Lambert, for more than three centuries. In recent years, it has been known as the Seddon portrait. It was bought, after Mr. Seddon's death, by Mr. Fairfax Murray, who later sold it to Mr. James Loeb. Mr. Loeb presented...
...Clark, W, Randolph 41 Clark, W L, Thayer 1 Clausen, H W, 273 Putnam Ave, Clement, G K, Shepherds Block 11 Clement; J K, Dunster 21 Clifford, R, Claverly 45 Clifton, C D, 96 Prescott St. Clinton, C K, Ridgely 62 Codman, W C, 3rd, Claverly 39 Cohen, J, Oak St., Franklin Cohn, P L, Holyoke 23 Coldwell, A G, 61 Ellery St. Colt, R C, Brentford 47 Conant, W M, Jr., Fairfax 45 Conovitz, M, 5 Sumner Road Conroy, R S, 98 Walpole St. Cornell, A W, 1 Upton St., Allston Crehan, H L, Thaxter St., Hingham Crocker...
Applications for tickets may be obtained at the H. A. A. office, Leavitt & Peirce's, the Co-operative. Brine's Oak Grove Creamery, and at Wright & Ditson's, Boston. The conditions governing the preference in which applications will be filled may be found on the backs of the application cards. All holders of season tickets will receive first attention in every case...
Applications for tickets may be obtained at the H. A. A. office, Leavitt & Peirce's, the Co-operative, Brine's, Oak Grove Creamery, and at Wright & Ditson's, Boston...
...floor and the lecture rooms on the ground floor. As in Austin Hall, the lecture rooms are arranged in the form of amphitheaters, with curved rows of seats rising in tiers from the lecturer's desk. The interior will be fire proof throughout and will be finished in quartered oak. There will be easy communication with the old building by means of an underground corridor...