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...following new men appeared at the first trial for the Pierian Sodality last night: violin, J. G. Francis '97, H. Schurz '97, H. I. Bowles '97, and R. B. Porter '97; oboe, C. P. M. Rumford '97; cornet, H. H. Brown '97; bass, T. L. Harley, Grad.; piano, J. P. Hayden, W. T. Rosen '94, and Harvey Officer...
...Rumford, C P M, 68 Mt Auburn street...
...West Green wood Tree" and the English Cambridge in Winter." In the latter, by Albert G. Hyde, is given an excellent idea of the chapel services of the college and is well worth reading. "Feudal Chiefs of Acadia" by Francis Parkman and Dr. George E. Ellis' article on "Count Rumford" make up the history and biography. The former would undoubtedly be of interest to many not only on account of its pleasing style but because a good knowledge of Boston, as it was in the seventeenth century, is obtained. The story describes the visit of a French...
...professor of mathematics and natural science at the Albany Female Academy, and during this time he lectured on Chemistry at Newark College, Delaware. In 1843 he went to Germany where for two years he studied chemistry under Liebig. On his return to America he was appointed Rumford Professor of applied sciences at Harvard. He resigned this office in 1861 and since that time he has devoted much of his time to the study of chemistry and to chemical manufactures. In all he has taken out about thirty patents, most of them in a chemical line. In 1847 he married...
Prof. Horsford established the Rumford Chemical works in Providence, and was President of the company for many years...