Excerpt from Journal and Proceedings of the Hamilton Scientific Association, Vol. 24: For Session of 1907-1908
Nine new members were admitted.
The meeting was then declared open and representative members of the various sections gave expression to their feelings of congratulation, gratitude and hopefulness towards the parent Association.
A good musical programme was provided.
Friday, Dec. 13th, 1907
Regular Meeting.
President R. J. Hill in the chair. Thirteen names were added to the list of membership. Dr. G. W. Johnston, of Toronto University, gave an elaborately prepared and very instructive lecture on Ancient Roman Art, which was illustrated by numerous hand-painted slides, receiving a hearty vote of thanks.
On motion of Mr. Witton, seconded by Geo. L. Johnston, the Corresponding Secretary was instructed to send a letter of condolence to the Widow of the late Geo. Low Reid, a very highly esteemed charter member.
Friday, Jan. 17th, 1908.
Regular Meeting.
President R. J. Hill in the chair. J. G. Armstrong, Miss McKenzie and Miss Attridge were admitted to membership.
Prof. G. Oswald Smith, M.A., of Toronto University, gave an excellent and well illustrated lecture on The Roman Occupation of Britain, receiving the thanks of the meeting for the instructive, interesting and stimulating nature of his remarks.
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