CLASS OF 1906

Thirty-six of the men that graduated in June are to he in Hanover this year, as follows: Adriance, Bowlby, R. Brackett, Burtch, Childs, Cooke, Cromwell, Guyer, Heyhoe, A. O. Kelley, Whittemore, T. Brown, H. C. Edgerton, Howe, King, R. W. Morse, Tourtellot, Ayers, Bugbee, Everett, Pox, McMore, Molina, Parker, W. B. Smith, Soule, Ailing, Bodwell, P. M. Chase, Pelt, Connell, Gage, Herr, Scribner, Laton, and Rugg.

Cragin is studying dentistry at the U. of P. Dental School; H. E. Smith at Tufts Dental School.

Marden, Patten, O'Brien, Jones, Powers, and McIntire are in the Harvard Law-School.

Ralph Glaze is finishing his college course and is assisting in coaching the football team.

Stanton, Pierce, Twiss and F. H. Kelly are doing graduate work at Harvard.

Wayman, Redman and Gardner are with the Western Electric Co. in Chicago.

Richardson has entered the medical department of McGill University.

Ritchie is in business with his father in West Barnet, Vt.

Thomas and Gallagher are back in College completing their college couises.

J. T. Smith and E. S. French are in the employ of the B. and M. R. R. in Boston.

Bell is with the Page Belting Co. in Concord; Coburn with the Swift Packing Co. in Chicago; Thrall with the advertising department of Scribner’s Sons, New York: R. .T. Thompson with the Boston Traveller.

Chidley, Erickson, and Walsh are in Union Theological Seminary, New York City; Butterfield in Hartford Theological Seminary, Hartford, Conn.

Ralph Scott expects to leave soon for Cuba in the interests of L. W. Scott and Co., wholesale tobacco importers, Boston.

Several of the 1906 men are engaged in teaching: M. J. Edgerton in Montpelier, Vt.; Seager in Barre, Vt.; Spencer in the Holderness School for Boys; Brook in Stevens High School, Claremont, N. H.; Evans in K. U. A. ; Hartman in the Chauncey Hall School, Boston; Gordon in Williston Academy, East Hampton, Mass.; Wells in Bristol, Vt.; Meservey in Washington, Conn.; C. W. French in Dummer Academy, Byfield Mass.; Libby is sub-master in Betts Academy, Stamford, Conn. ; Moore is sub-master in Woodsville, N. H. high school; Paul is instructor in oratory in Cornell University ; Bishop is teaching in Roberts College, Constantinople; E. J. Smith is principal of the Lamoille Central Academy, at Hyde Park, Vt.

Dan Hatch was married, on May 30, at Goffstown, N.H., to Miss Katnerine Peters, of Everett, Mass.

Secretary, Ralph W. Scott, 133 Broad Street, Boston