CLASS OF 1902

Davis B. Keniston, Jr., has opened law offices in the Tremont building, Boston, Mass.

George W. Elderkin, who received his Ph.D. at Johns Hopkins University in June, sailed for Naples, September 15, and will spend several months abroad in study.

The firm of Bruce and Banning, of which Kendall Banning is a member, is doing a lively business as a publicity bureau and in connection with publication houses, at 1 Madison avenue, New York.

Arba J. Irvin was married September 15 at 1451 Perry street, Chicago, to Miss Letitia Lillian Kee. H. B. Gilmore '01 was best map.

Reverend C. H. Harrison has been appointed associate professor in English and philosophy at New Hampshire State College, Durham, N. H.

Julius A. Brown won a certificate of merit for research and obtained a degree at New College, Oxford, in June, having completed his three years as Cecil Rhodes scholar from New Hampshire. He will remain another year for further study.

William Henry Murray was married, August 29, at Lancaster, Mass., to Miss Helen C. Farnsworth. He is instructor this fall at Dartmouth in French, German and Spanish, in the Tuck School.

Arthur H. Chivers begins work this fall aa instructor in biology at Dartmouth College.

Doctor P. P. Thompson, who received his M.D. degree at Johns Hopkins University in June has spent the past summer in hospital work at Carney Hospital, Boston.

P. E. Cofran is with the General Electric Company at Cincinnati, Ohio.

Hermon W. Parwell received his degree of M. A. at Dartmouth in June.

Roy W. Hatch was marred August 28, at Princeton, Mass., to Miss Bertha May Roper.

Secretary, William Carroll Hill, 15 Lonsdale St., Ashmont, Boston, Mass.