CLASS OP 1880

G. H. Danforth has moved his residence from Greenfield to Westfield, Mass.

D. J. Foster, congressman from the First District of Vermont, was one of the three speakers at the annual Republican outing of the Republicans of Worcester County, held in July at Lake Waushacum, Sterling. The other speakers were Congressman Weeks of Newton and Lieutenant Governor Draper of Hopedale.

Reverend W. F. Furman has resigned at Wilton, N. H., and is living in Plymouth, Mass.

E. F. Jones, Esq., nominated Mr. Floyd Republican candidate for Governor of New Hampshire in the Republican state convention recently held at Concord, N. H.

Reverend Clarence Pike of Mansfield Center, Conn., has recently attended the golden wedding of his father and mother, Rev. and Mrs. E. B. Pike of Northwood Center, N. H.

Webster Thayer, Esq., at the Congressional Convention of the third district to nominate a congressman, made the nominating speech for Rockwood Hoar for member of Congress.

Secretary, Dana M. Dustan, 340 Main St., Worcester, Mass.