Annual Report of Franklin, New Hampshire 1938
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Daniell of New London, Connecticut, on the second day of April 1914, by his written communication of that date, addressed to the Mayor and Council of the City of Frank- lin, expressed his intention of establishing a free scholarship for graduates of the Franklin High School to the Massachusetts In- stitute of Technology, in memory of his father, the late Warren F. Daniell, and to be known as the "Daniell Scholarship", and together with his letter of the 16th of May, 1914, in which he agreed to ...give the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars each and every year, hereafter, beginning September 1st, 1914, to cover the cost of tuition for one student for four years in any one of the courses described in the catalogue of the Institute, and, That a student to be awarded this scholarship, in whole or in part, must comply with the following named conditions: First. He must have completed four years' satisfactory work at the Franklin High School.
Second. His parents or parent must reside in Frank- lin, and be unable without undue deprivation, to pay the tuition required themselves.
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Daniell of New London, Connecticut, on the second day of April 1914, by his written communication of that date, addressed to the Mayor and Council of the City of Frank- lin, expressed his intention of establishing a free scholarship for graduates of the Franklin High School to the Massachusetts In- stitute of Technology, in memory of his father, the late Warren F. Daniell, and to be known as the "Daniell Scholarship", and together with his letter of the 16th of May, 1914, in which he agreed to ...give the sum of two hundred and fifty dollars each and every year, hereafter, beginning September 1st, 1914, to cover the cost of tuition for one student for four years in any one of the courses described in the catalogue of the Institute, and, That a student to be awarded this scholarship, in whole or in part, must comply with the following named conditions: First. He must have completed four years' satisfactory work at the Franklin High School.
Second. His parents or parent must reside in Frank- lin, and be unable without undue deprivation, to pay the tuition required themselves.
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