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The image shows a document that appears to be a program for an event organized by the Classical Association of New England. The document is divided into several sections:

1. Program:

   • I. A Word of Welcome: Elliot B. Church, Esq., President of the Section.
   • II. Theocritus and Vergil: Miss Mary H. Buckingham, Boston.
   • III. Co-operation Between School and College in Classical Education: Frederic J. DeVeaux, Groton School.
   • IV. Lucian and Menippus: Miss Barbara P. McCarthy, Wellesley College.
   • V. Oriental Art (Illustrated): Miss Grace E. Hackett, of the Boston Schools.
   • VI. Arretine Pottery and Roman Industries (Illustrated): Professor George H. Chase, Harvard University.

2. The Classical Association:

   • The Classical Association of New England was organized in 1906.
   • Membership includes a subscription to the Classical Journal, published monthly by the Classical Association of the Middle West and South, with the cooperation of the Association of New England.
   • The 1930 meeting of the Association will be held on Friday and Saturday, April 4 and 5, at New Haven.

3. Classical Club of Greater Boston:

   • President: Professor Charles B. Gulick, Harvard University.
   • Vice-President: Professor Katharine M. Edwards, Wellesley College.
   • Frank S. Gilesy, Medford.
   • Dr. Robert M. Geer, Boston.
   • Secretary: Clarence W. Gleason, Roxbury Latin School.
   • Treasurer: Frank A. Kennedy, Boston Girls' High School.
   • Custodian: Albert S. Perkins, Dorchester High School.

4. Grants to Harvard Scholars:

   • Professor Chandler R. Post, for the publication of subsequent volumes of "History of Spanish Painting," the first three volumes to be published this year.
   • Professor E. K. Rand, for research toward a "Bibliography of English Pamphlets."
   • Miss Winifred Jones, for the publication of a book on the Pastourelle.
   • Dr. Benjamin Rand, for the publication of the second volume of "Early Christian Inscriptions of Rome."
   • Professor E. K. Rand, to assist him in completing a book on Vergil, and in the preparation of a second volume of "St. Basil's Ascetic Works," of which Volume I has already appeared.
   • Dr. George H. Chase, for a new edition of the text of Vergil's works, also for assistance in the preparation of a second volume of Servius' Commentaries on Vergil, of which Volume I has already appeared.

The document is printed on two pages, with the program on the left page and the information about the Classical Association and grants on the right page. The pages are held together with a binding mechanism, suggesting it is part of a booklet or pamphlet.

The image shows two pieces of paper that appear to be from an old document, likely from a historical meeting or event related to the Classical Association of New England.

Top Sheet:

• Title: PROGRAM

  • I. A Word of Welcome: Presented by Elliott B. Church, Esq., President of the Section.
  • II. Theocritus and Vergil: Presented by Miss Mary H. Buckingham, Boston.
  • III. Co-operation Between School and College in Classical Education: Presented by Frederic J. DeVault, Greek School.
  • IV. Lucian and Menippus: Presented by Miss Barbara P. McCarthy, Wellesley College.
  • V. Oriental Art (Illustrated): Presented by Miss Grace E. Hackett, Boston Schools.
  • VI. Arretine Pottery and Roman Industrial Art (Illustrated): Presented by Professor George H. Chase, Harvard University.

• The Classical Association:

  • The Classical Association of New England was organized in 1906.
  • Membership includes a subscription to the Classical Journal, published monthly by the Classical Association of the Middle States and Affiliated States, with the co-operation of the Classical Association of New England.
  • The 1930 meeting of the Association will be held on Friday and Saturday, April 4 and 5, at New Haven.

• Classical Club of Greater Boston:

  • President: Professor Charles B. Gulick, Harvard University.
  • Vice-President: Professor Katherine M. Edwards, Wellesley College.
  • Members include Frank S. Gilkey, Medford; Dr. Robert M. Green, Boston; Secretary Clarence W. Gleason, Roxbury Latin School; Treasurer Frank A. Kennedy, Boston Girls' High School; Censor Albert S. Perkins, Dorchester High School.

Bottom Sheet:

• Title: Grants to Harvard Scholars
  • Professor Chandler R. Post: Granted for the preparation of subsequent volumes of "History of Spanish Painting" (the first three volumes to be published this month).
  • Professor C. N. Greenough: Granted for research toward a "Bibliography of English Poetry."
  • Mr. W. W. Powell Jones: Granted for the publication of a book on the Pastourelle.
  • Dr. Benjamin Rand: Granted for the publication of the manuscript of "Locke's Essay."
  • Professor E. K. Rand: Granted to assist in completing a book on Vergil, including the preparation of the script of tours, and for the publication of a new edition of Servius' Commentary on Vergil.

The document appears to be from a historical context, likely from the early 20th century, detailing the program of a classical association meeting and grants awarded to various scholars at Harvard University.

The image shows a historical document divided into two main parts: a program for a classical association event and information about grants to Harvard scholars.

Program Section:

1. A Word of Welcome - Presented by Elliott B. Church, Esq., President of the Section.
2. Theocritus and Virgil - Presented by Miss Mary H. Buckingham, from Boston.
3. Co-operation Between School and College in Classical Education - Presented by Frederic J. DeVaux, from Greenough School.
4. Lucian and Menippus - Presented by Miss Barbara P. McCarthy, from Wellesley College.
5. Oriental Art (Illustrated) - Presented by Miss Grace E. Hackett, from the Boston Schools.
6. Arretine Pottery and Roman Industrial Art (Illustrated) - Presented by Professor George H. Chase, from Harvard University.

The Classical Association:
The Classical Association of New England was established in 1906. Membership includes a subscription to the Classical Journal, published monthly by the Classical Association of the Middle West and South, with the co-operation of the Classical Association of New England.

The 1930 meeting of the Association was scheduled for April 4 and 5, held at New Haven.

Classical Club of Greater Boston:

• President: Professor Charles B. Gulick, Harvard University.
• Vice-Presidents:
  • Professor Katherine M. Edwards, Wellesley College.
  • Frank S. Gilkey, Medford.
• Secretary: Clarence W. Gleason, Roxbury Latin School.
• Treasurer: Frank A. Kennedy, Boston Girls' High School.
• Censor: Albert S. Perkins, Dorchester High School.

Grants to Harvard Scholars:
The lower part of the document lists several grants to Harvard scholars:

• Professor Chandler R. Post for the preparation of subsequent volumes of "History of Spanish Painting" (first three volumes to be published that month).
• Professor C. N. Greenough for research toward a "Bibliography of English Prose Writers of the Seventeenth Century."
• Mr. W. W. Powell Jones for the publication of a book on the Pastourelle.
• Dr. Benjamin Rand for the publication of the manuscript of "Locke’s Essay."
• Professor E. K. Rand to assist in completing a book on Vergil, including the preparation of the text of Vergil's works.
• Dr. M. G. H. Gelsinger for a new edition of the text of Vergil's work and assistance in preparing a new commentary on Vergil, of which Volume I has already appeared.

The image shows two pages of a program or booklet related to a meeting of the Classical Association. The left page is titled "PROGRAM" and lists several events and speakers:

1. A WORD OF WELCOME by Elliott B. Church, Esq., President of the Section.
2. THEOCRITUS AND VIRGIL by Miss Mary H. Buckingham, Boston.
3. CO-OPERATION BETWEEN SCHOOL AND COLLEGE IN CLASSICAL EDUCATION by Frederic J. DeVeen, Milton Academy.
4. LUCIAN AND MENIPPUS by Miss Barbara P. McCarthy, Wellesley College.
5. ORIENTAL ART (illustrated) by Miss Grace E. Hackett, Boston Schools.
6. ARRETINE POTTERY AND ROMAN INDUSTRY (illustrated) by Professor George H. Chase, Harvard University.

The right page is titled "THE CLASSICAL ASSOCIATION" and provides some context about the organization, noting that it was organized in 1906. It also lists the officers of the Classical Club of Greater Boston, including:

• President: Professor Charles B. Gulick, Harvard University
• Vice-Presidents: Professor Katherine M. Edwards, Wellesley College; Frank S. Gilkey, Medford; Dr. Robert M. Green, Boston
• Secretary: Clarence W. Gleason, Roxbury Latin School
• Treasurer: Frank A. Kennedy, Boston Girls’ High School
• Censor: Albert S. Perkins, Dorchester High School

Additionally, there is a note indicating that the 1930 meeting of the Association will be held on Friday and Saturday, April 4 and 5, at New Haven.

The bottom portion of the right page appears to be an additional document, possibly from a different section of the booklet, titled "GRANTS TO HARVARD SCHOLARS," listing various professors and their research projects funded by grants.

The image displays a program from a meeting of classical scholars and educators, featuring several key sections and details:

Program Outline

1. A Word of Welcome

   • Given by Elliott B. Church, Esq., President of the Section.

2. Theocritus and Vergil

   • Presented by Miss Mary H. Buckingham, Boston.

3. Co-operation Between School and College in Classical Education

   • Presented by Frederic J. Deveaux, George School.

4. Lucian and Menippus

   • Presented by Miss Barbara P. McCarthy, Wellesley College.

5. Oriental Art (Illustrated)

   • Presented by Miss Grace E. Harkett, of the Boston Schools.

6. Arretine Pottery and Roman Industrial Art (Illustrated)

   • Presented by Professor George H. Chase, Harvard University.

Additional Information

The Classical Association

• The Classical Association of New England was organized in 1906.
• Membership includes a subscription to the Classical Journal, published monthly by the Classical Association of the Middle West and South.
• The 1930 meeting was scheduled for Friday and Saturday, April 4 and 5, at New Haven.

Classical Club of Greater Boston

• President: Professor Charles B. Gulick, Harvard University.
• Vice-Presidents:
  • Professor Katherine M. Edwards, Wellesley College.
  • Frank S. Gilley, Medford.
• Secretary: Dr. Robert M. Green, Boston.
• Treasurer: Clarence W. Gleason, Roxbury Latin School.
• Censor: Frank A. Kennedy, Boston Girls’ High School.
• Curator: Albert S. Perkins, Dorchester High School.

Harvard Classical Bulletin Volume Grants to Harvard Scholars

• Professor Chandler R. Post: For the preparation of subsequent volumes of "History of Spanish Painting" (the first three volumes to be published soon).
• Professor C. N. Greenough: For research towards a "Bibliography of English Prose Fiction from 1470 to 1700."
• Mr. W. Powell Jones: For the publication of a book on the Pastourelle.
• Dr. Benjamin Rand: For the publication of the manuscript of "Locke’s Essay."
• Professor E. K. Rand: To assist in completing a book, "Founders of the Middle Ages," and the first volume of his series, "Studies in the Script of Tours."
• Dr. M. G. H. Gelsinger: To assist in gathering material for a new edition of the text of Vergil’s works, and in preparing a new edition of Servius’s Commentary on Vergil.

The image contains two documents, both related to a classical studies association and Harvard scholars.

Top Document: Program and Classical Association Information

Program:

1. A Word of Welcome - Presented by Elliott B. Church, Esq., President of the Section.
2. Theocritus and Virgil - Presented by Miss Mary H. Buckingham, Boston.
3. Co-operation Between School and College in Classical Education - Presented by Frederic J. DeVenu, Groton School.
4. Lucian and Menippus - Presented by Miss Barbara P. McCarthy, Wellesley College.
5. Oriental Art (Illustrated) - Presented by Miss Grace E. Hackett, of the Boston Schools.
6. Arretine Pottery and Roman Industrial Art (Illustrated) - Presented by Professor George H. Chase, Harvard University.

The Classical Association:

• The Classical Association of New England was organized in 1906.
• Membership includes a subscription to the Classical Journal, published monthly by the Classical Association of the Middle States and Maryland, in cooperation with the Classical Association of New England.
• The 1930 meeting of the Association was held on Friday, April 4, and Saturday, April 5, at New Haven.

Classical Club of Greater Boston:

• President: Professor Charles B. Gulick, Harvard University.
• Vice-President: Professor Katherine M. Edwards, Wellesley College.
• Vice-President: Frank S. Gilkey, Medford.
• Secretary: Dr. Robert M. Green, Boston.
• Treasurer: Clarence W. Gleason, Roxbury Latin School.
• Treasurer: Frank A. Kennedy, Boston Girls' High School.
• Censor: Albert S. Perkins, Dorchester High School.

Bottom Document: Grants to Harvard Scholars

The document lists grants awarded to various Harvard scholars for specific research and publication projects:

• Professor Chandler R. Post for the preparation of subsequent volumes of "History of Spanish Painting" (the first three volumes to be published this month).
• Professor C. N. Greenough for research towards a "Bibliography of English Literature."
• Mr. W. Powell Jones for the publication of a book on the Pastourelle.
• Dr. Benjamin Rand for the publication of the manuscript of "Locke's Essay."
• Professor E. K. Rand to assist in completing a book on Vergil, including the preparation of a bibliography and a new edition of the text of Vergil's work.
• Dr. M. G. H. Geslinger for a new edition of the text of Vergil's work and assistance in preparing a new commentary on Vergil by Servius.

This image shows a collection of printed papers, mainly consisting of a program and information related to The Classical Association. There are two main sheets centrally aligned, and a smaller cutout attached to the bottom left of the first sheet.

The first sheet on the left bears the title 'PROGRAM' at the top and lists several items suggesting an event or conference agenda. The items include welcoming words, various academic topics like "Theocritus and Vergil," "College and High School," "Lucian and Menippus," and a session on "Virgil’s Aeneid." Names of individuals associated with schools or colleges are present, indicating speakers or participants, such as 'Miss Mary A. Jordan of Wellesley College' and 'Miss Greta E. Puckett of the Boston Schools.'

On the right side, the second sheet details information about The Classical Association and the Classical Club of Greater Boston, including a brief history, a list of the club's officers and an upcoming meeting notice.

A clipped portion at the bottom seems to be from the "Harvard Classical Club Bulletin." It details "GRANTS TO HARVARD SCHOLARS" for various scholarly works related to the publication of classical texts, such as the works of Vergil.

The documents appear to be vintage, possibly from the early 20th century given the typography and the styling of the text, though no specific dates are visible in this image. The papers are off-white with some signs of age and are punched with three holes, suggesting they were originally kept in a binder.

The image displays two pages of text on an off-white background. The top page seems to be a program from a classical association event, listing a series of scheduled items:

1. A word of welcome by Eliot D. Church, Esq., President of the Section.
2. Theocritus and Vergil, featuring Miss Mary H. Buckingham, Boston.
3. Cooperation between school and college in classical education by Prof. J. Deven, Groton School.
4. Lucian and Menippus with Miss Elean M. McCarthy, Wellesley College.
5. Oriental Art (illustrated) with Miss Grace E. Hackett, of the Boston Schools.
6. Arretine Pottery and Roman Industrial Art (illustrated) by Professor George H. Chase, Harvard University.

Adjacent to this program in the upper right is information about "The Classical Association of New England," including historical details, the planned 1930 meeting in New Haven, and the list of officers for the Classical Club of Greater Boston:

• President: Professor Charles B. Gulick, Harvard University.
• Vice-President: Professor Katherine M. Edwards, Wellesley College.
• Frank S. Gerey, Medford.
• Dr. Robert M. Green, Boston.
• Secretary: Clarence W. Gleason, Roxbury Latin School.
• Treasurer: Frank A. Kenison, Boston Girl's High School.
• Censor: Albert S. Perkins, Dorchester High School.

The second page, partially visible behind the first, includes a section header "Harvard Classics," specifically noting grants to Harvard scholars. It mentions several professors receiving grants for various scholarly works relating to classical studies:

• Professor Chandler R. Post for the preparation of volumes of "History of Spanish Painting."
• Professor W. Powell Jones for publishing and distribution related to "Bibliography of English Prose Fiction."
• Dr. B. B. Boas for publication expenses for "Introduction to the Interpretive linguistics."
• Professor E. K. Rand for continuing work on "Volume 7 of Servius Commentary on Vergil."
• Contributions to the study of ancient texts and other scholarly endeavors by professors associated with Harvard University.

The text on both pages is printed in a serif typeface, typical for academic documents, and the pages are likely from a publication or bulletin related to classical studies.

The image shows two pieces of old paper containing printed text and program information.

• The top piece of paper is a program for a classical association meeting or event. It lists six items in a program format:
  I. A word of welcome by Elliott B. Church, Esq., President of the Section.
  II. Theocritus and Vergil by Miss Mary H. Buckingham, Boston.
  III. Co-operation between School and College in Classical Education by Frederic J. DeVeau, Groton School.
  IV. Lucian and Menippus by Miss Barbara P. McCarthy, Wellesley College.
  V. Oriental Art (Illustrated) by Miss Grace E. Hackett, of the Boston Schools.
  VI. Arretine Pottery and Roman Industrial Art (Illustrated) by Professor George H. Chase, Harvard University.

• On the opposite side of the same top paper, there is information about "The Classical Association," including its history, membership, and the announcement of the 1930 meeting to be held in New Haven. It also lists the officers of the Classical Club of Greater Boston with their titles and institutions.

• The bottom piece of paper contains a clipping titled "GRANTS TO HARVARD SCHOLARS," with information on various professors and scholars at Harvard working on different classical and historical projects. The text mentions professors and their projects related to Spanish painting, English prose fiction, and works of Vergil among others.

• There is handwriting at the top of the bottom paper that reads "Harvard Alumni Bulletin Feb. 6."

• Both papers have some discoloration and signs of aging, such as yellowing and minor creases. The bottom paper has two punched holes on the right side, likely for placing in a binder.

This image shows a printed document with a beige background. The document is titled "Program" and lists the speakers and topics for an event. The speakers include Miss Mary H. Buckingham, Frederic J. DeVeau, Miss Barbara P. McCarthy, Miss Grace E. Hackett, and Professor George H. Chase. The topics include "Theocritus and Virgil," "Co-operation Between School and College in Classical Education," "Lucian and Menippus," "Oriental Art," and "Arretine Pottery and Roman Industrial Art." The document also includes the names of the officers of the Classical Association of New England, including Professor Charles B. Gulick, Professor Katherine M. Edwards, Dr. Robert M. Green, Clarence W. Gleason, Frank A. Kennedy, and Albert S. Perkins.