COLBY COLLEGE

in Waterville, Me., a co-educational institution under Baptist influence, was founded in 1818 as The Maine Literary and Theological Institution. In 1820 its name was changed to ‘Waterville College.’ In 1867 it was named ‘Colby University’ in honor of Gardiner Colby, who gave $200,000 toward its endowment. Since 1899 it has been Colby College. In Eicpate a ag COLCOTHAR 1921-22 it had a student body of 486 and a faculty numbering 28. province, Central Chile, between Argentina and Pacific, S. America; capital, San Fernando; i stock-raising, mining; ing; area, 3,849 sq. miles. Pop. 159,421. B,), market town, river port, on Colne, E ex, England; site of first Rom. colony in Britain (Camulodunum); before conquest, seat of Brit. king, Cunobelin (Shakespeare’s Cymbeline); ancient Rom. walls almost entire; museum of men _of Norman arch. in England; remains of August in i an Priory; many churches; grammar school (founded 1539) and a military dép6t. Pop.43,463.