PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOSTON NUMISMATIC SOCIETY VOLUME IV JANUARY 27, 1941 TO DECEMBER 17, 1951

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ANNUAL REPORT CF THE TREASURER FOR TEE

YEAR ENDING DEC. 31, 1940

Balance on Hand, Jan. 1, 16040 .-. 2 9s « « «© Blioeod

Receipts for the Year:- Anmuel Dues « .« 2 « « «= «+ « Be4.00 Initiation Fees .« « « « e e 18.00 Life Memberships. .« « « « « #0200 Interest on Bank Balances: Suffolk Savings Bank $5.6 Provicent Institution for Savings 8.9214.2

Total Receipts . « « « SisleZ7

DisbdDursements for the Year:

Postage . cet 05 me aes ee

Relic Be DOS Tor Lv40.. . « « 5-00 Carfare and Stamps. .« « « e 5260 Entertainment of Guest... 1.20 Flowers for Stafford. ... 0200

Phone calls, stationery, and miscellaneous . « « « « « « 5280

Total Expenses. ». » « »« $20.20 Gein tor, tae. Year... «s+ ss sen Some OS

Balance on Hand, December 31, 1940 ..... $879.61

Suffolk Savings Bank. . . .$373.19 Provident Institution

for Savings . « « « « «0°. 495665 we Cesh om Hag. « s « ie «Ce oar

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Respectfully submitted,

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BOSTON NUMISMATIC- SOCIETY

Receipts have increased over the previous year by

951.28 in 1940. During the year 1940 we elected nine new members.

We now have a membership of forty three members of

which thirty seven pay annual dues.

At present there are no bills outstanding against

me Society for 1940.

There are three delinquent membvers--LeBlanc, Ouimet,

and Waldhiem.

Thanks are due Dr. Stienberg for his generous contri-

bution of time and postage.

The treasurer would like to express his thanks and appreciation for the assistance given him when he

could not attend the meetings.

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EDWARD T NEWELL ph 1910 iat his — He aa de Belgique. He was also a mem- f it Me hd . \ 2 e society 5) herof the Century Club.

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: 1] Archer M. Huntington Medal. He |

board of governors since 1915. He leaves a widow, the former Recipient of Medals Adra Nelson Marshall of Jersey In 1918 he was named a benefac- City, whom he married April 22,

st hs a i 1909: also a sister, Miss Moyca —————— f tlet d re th ’ ’ tor of the society, and received the 101) of Bedford Hills, N. Y.

President of the American] received the Medal of the Royal * ap a ie Soci Aik ~ Numismatic Society in 1925 for dis- ociety an uthority on tinguished service in numismatic |

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Greek Coins Dies Mr. Newell, who was @ specialist | } in the coinage of the Sassanians, | | ‘ Mohammedans, Indians and Byzan- HONORED FOR RESEARCH |} tines, was author of five numis- - matic studies, nine booklets pub- 7 lished by the Numismatic Society ‘eG and thirty articles which have ap- {i Head of New York Chapter of peared both in this country and in

! ia Bad ; . Europe in numismatic journals. H- \L Fe Archaeological Institute— His knowledge of the numismatics Y Served in World War of the Greek and Roman worlds

was said to be so exceptional that his help was relied upon by stu- ) : dents everywhere.

Edward Theodore Newell, presi- He became president of the Muse- dent of the American Numismatic}, um of the American Numismatic Society since 1916 and one of | Society and during his administra- eae $43 | tion gained a world-wide reputation

ADIGA sptetares ape en on housing collections said to be of |

Greek ‘coins, died on Tuesday after- great educational value,

noon in Manhattan of a heart ail- H of Archaeology Group _lment at the age of 55. His home .

{ in Hailsite, L.. 2 Mr. Newell was recently named |

ENV aS <AtMirs 5. pas oka & | president o fthe New York chapter tir, Newell was born, in Kenosha, || of the Archaeological Institute of ||

| Wis., on-Jan. 15,1886, the son of| America. He was treasurer of the}

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Yonight as you may have heard the 3oston Numismatic Society is turnin: its Mav meeting intoa

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Notice has been received from Be ~ Mr. Shepard Pond, President of the sy : Boston Numismatic Society, that ) their next dinner and meeting will be held Friday evening, May 23, i here at the Club. Dinner will be mes at 6.30 P.M. ($1.25), dress infor i mal. The meeting will begin at | 8 o'clock. The program will in Ss, clude SeV eral prepared talks by ex na ' perienced numismatists on subjects ods Tae of current interest. ae 5g

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cordially invited. Dinner reserva tions should be made at once with Mr. Ernest R. Shackford, Secre tary, 20 Garfield Street, Cambridge.

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First New England Numismatic Conference

The Boston Numismatic Society cordially invites you to attend its next dinner and meeting, Friday evening, May 23rd, at the Boston City Club,

14 Somerset Street, Boston, Mass.

Dinner will be at 6:30 P.M., daylight saving time. Price $1.25 per person and the reputation of the Boston City Club’s cuisine assures us of a fine dinner. Dress strictly informal. Those unable to attend the dinner will be very welcome at the meeting and conterence which will begin at 8.P: VE.

following the dinner.

It is hoped especially that numismatists who attend will bring their ladies

whose presence will add greatly to the pleasure of the occasion.

The program will include several prepared talks by experienced numis- matists on subjects of current interest and there will be a splendid opportunity

to meet old acquaintances and make new ones.

Please be sure to bring some of the more interesting pieces in your collec- tion as we hope to make the exhibits a special feature of the Conference which

will be the most important numismatic gathering in New England since the

1927 convention of the A. N. A. in Hartford. To make certain of proper accommodations at the dinner please write for reservations not later than Monday, May 19th. ALL COMMUNICA-

TIONS SHOULD BE ADDRESSED TO ERNEST R. SHACKFORD, SECRETARY BOSTON NUMISMATIC SOCIETY? 20. GARTIEE

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