โ Scribed by Howard McClenahan
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The regular monthly meeting of The Franklin Institute was called to order by Mr. W. Chattin Wetherill, Vice-Presldent, who presided in the absence of the President, Mr. Hayward.
For compelling reasons the business to be brought before the meeting had to be withheld. It will be taken up at the March meeting of the Institute.
The speaker of the evening, Mr. L. K. Sillcox was introduced by the presiding officer. Mr. Sillcox addressed the meeting on "The End of an Era." The lecture was well attended and well received. Mr. Sillcox gave an exceedingly illuminating talk on the subject of railroads. The meeting adjourned with a rising vote of thanks to the lecturer for his delightful presentation of a very timely subject.
HOWARD McC1.ENAHAN,
๐ SIMILAR VOLUMES
The regular monthly meeting of the Institute was called to order on Wednesday, April seventeenth at eight-fifteen p.m. by the President of the Institute, Mr.