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English: Clio Hall (Princeton) in 1901

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Title: Record of the class of eighteen hundred and seventy-six of Princeton university
Year: 1901 (1900s)
Authors: Princeton university. Class of 1876 Harrison, Henry Lewis, (from old catalog) ed
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Publisher: (New York, The Grafton press)
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griculture upon my fathersfarms near Stockton, N. J. 7. I have learned many things since graduation ;I am continually adding increments and particlesto the ones so diligently laid on and assiduouslyrubbed in by our dear devoted Johnnie Laird; atthe same time I have nothing wherewith to supple-ment the wisdom of Solomon. I am a growingoptimist, believing more and more in Him whoseevangel is one of hope and faith and love; whoselife is of the Spirit. A working formula of myeveryday philosophy is, that the way to augmentthe fraction of well-being and happiness is not somuch by multiplying ones numerator as by divid-ing ones denominator. SCHOOL OF SCIENCE HOWARD RUSSELL BUTLER, Carnegie Hall,New York City. Degrees: B. S., LL. B. I still consider myself an artist and wish otherswould back me up in that view, but they are ex-cusable as my list of works is small and I get verylittle time to paint. The fact is I am leading adouble life—artist one-half the time and businessman the other. 130
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I am President of the American Fine Arts So-ciety, President of Carnegie Music Hall Companyof New York and attorney for Andrew Carnegie.This is the business side. On the other I am stilldevoted to painting the sea. I am a member of the Century, University, Lo-sign, Society of American Artists, New Yorktos and Princeton Clubs, National Academy of De-Water Color Club and Fine Arts Federation. I have one child, Howard Russell Butler, Jr.,born November 5, 1896, hale and hearty, and oneof the best fellows I ever met. In politics I am more than ever an independent,especially on questions of municipal government. I think the greatest advantage derived frommy college course was the early acquaintance itgave me with the theory of evolution. JOHN G. CECIL, B. S., M. D., 1537 Fourth Ave-nue, Louisville, Kentucky. History since last report uneventful. My lifeis spent in practicing and teaching medicine. I nowoccupy the Professorship of Materia Medica, Ther-apeutics and Public Hygiene in the Unive

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