Fellowships and Scholarships

The President of the University has nominated Arthur Fisher Whittem '02 to be Fellow of the Ministry of Public Instruction at the University of Paris for the academic year 1906-07.

The Fellowship of the Inter-Municipal Committee on Household Research has been assigned to William Clarence Matthews, of the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, for the remainder of the current academic year. This Fellowship, with a stipend of $400, is founded on a special gift from the inter-Municipal Committee on Household Research. Its object is to secure accurate observations of the industrial and social conditions for the negro in Boston, with special relation to domestic workers and to lodging houses.

A University Scholarship left vacant by the resignation of Harry Johnston Grant 2S., has been awarded to Oliver Whitcomb Hartwell 2S., of Somerville.