CHARLES FRANKLIN DUNBAR. 575 



As is common with men whose sense of humor is strong, his affection 

 was deep and lasting ; and in the domestic circle the devotion which he 

 gave and received was touching. His character, not less than his abilities 

 and attainments, won from associates in varied walks of life an universal 

 feeling of esteem and admiration. 



F. W. Taussig. 



There have been no resignations during the year, but one 

 Resident Fellow has abandoned his fellowship. One Resident 

 Fellow, having removed from Massachusetts, has been elected 

 to Associate Fellowship. 



New members elected during the year are : Resident Fellows, 

 7 ; Associate Fellows, 9 ; Foreign Honorary Members, 9. 



The roll of the Academy now includes 197 Resident Fellows, 

 96 Associate Fellows, and 70 Foreign Honorary Members.* 



* By election, May 8, 1901, the roll is 198, 98, 74, 



