The shingles of the Harvard Memorial Society have been completed and can be obtained of the secretary. The interesting features of the shingle are a facsimile engraving of the orginal charter of Harvard College and a seal designed for the society by Professor Moore. The seal bears in the centre a cut of Massachusetts Hall viewed from the end.
Beyond the arrangement of the course of lectures to be given this spring little of the work which has been in progress since last fall has been announced. Considerable investigation of the college records has, however, been carried on with a view to determining the men to whom memorials are to be erected and the different historic places to be marked. The results of this work will probably be made known early in the spring.
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