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116 so badly since consolidation into [[underline]] Allied Dye & Chemical Co [[\underline]] with its Wall street managers. Yet there was a well attended meeting, - teachers, students and industrial chemists. Everything went off well. Dec. 3. Left on early train for [[underline]] Schenectady [[\underline]] (8.40) When I arrived there [[underline]] Dr. Whitney [[\underline]] was at the station with his motor car. Drove me to Mohawk Club. At noon lunch with him and [[underline]] Dr. Coolidge [[\underline]] and pleasant chat till 2 P.M Then tried to rest but could not. Eveng lectured at [[underline]] Union College [[\underline]] Chemical auditorium. Preceeded by a dinner in the building. [[underline]] Dr. Ellery [[\underline]] dean and Senior Professor of Chemistry presiding. Dr. William Mason had come from Troy Auditorium entirely filled. Many men and women from [[end page]] [[start page]] 117 Highschool - teachers and students there. Felt rather tired and this was my worst evening. Whitney drove me in his Ford to [[underline]] Albany [[\underline]] over snowy roads. Caught the midnight train. Off at Yonkers at 4.30 A.M. Dec. 4. Dick at station. Went to bed for a couple of hours more sleep. Wanted to rest morning but whole house was upset by the fact that a photographer was trying to photograph the grand-children their mothers and grandmother. Charivari of noises. Feel decidedly tired Evening drove to [[underline]] United Engineering Building [[\underline]] to sit on platform at Commemoration of [[underline]] Carnot's [[\underline]] 2d law of thermodynamics Afternoon went out with Dick Jim and Frank to supervise putting