CLASS OF 1902

George W. Elderkin has received the senior fellowship in Greek at Johns Hopkins University for the coming year, bringing with it the sum Of #500. He has also been elected to the Phi Beta Kappa, consent having been given by the Dartmouth chapter for the election.

William Carroll Hill is now telegraph editor of the Boston Journal.

The report of the class of 1902 issued in June gives some interesting figures concerning the present occupation of the 13; members of the class. The classification is as follows: Accountants, 1; advertising writers, 1; advertising solicitors, 3; astronomers, 1; brokers, 1; business, 5; civil engineers, 16; chemists, 1; clerks, in insurance, 3; in banks, 4; in business, 7; in freight departments, 2; in railroad offices, 2; in brokers' offices, 1; customs service, 2; draughtsmen, 2; dentistry, 1; electricians, 3; insurance agents, 4; 'illustrators, 1; journalism, 2; law, 9; medipine, 15; ministry, 3; mechanics, 2; publishers, 2; real estate, 6; salesmen, 3; teaching, 29; unoccupied, 2; unknown, 5.

John C. O'Connor, who has been coaching the Phillips Andover football team the past season, will put in the winter at the Carney Hospital, Boston, Mass.

George L. Dow was united in marriage with Miss Ethel Dora Appleton, Radcliffe '02, daughter of John H. Appleton of Brookline, at St. John's Memorial Chapel, Cambridge, Mass., October 11, 1905, by the Reverend George Hodges, D.D. Clifford Dow, brother of the groom, was best man, and the bridesmaid was Miss Dorothea Beach of Bangor, Me. Allen P. Mackinnon '02 and Horace G. Pender '97 of Boston, and Guy Bancroft and Eliot S. Emerson of Cambridge were ushers. The couple will live at the Templeton, 367 Harvard St., Cambridge.

Ernest B. Watson has returned from three years of teaching in Roberts College, Constantinople, Turkey, and has been appointed instructor of English in Dartmouth College.

Secretary, William C. Hill, Milford, N. H.