CLASS OF 1898

A. B. Patterson is in the U. S. Forest Service, and is spending the summer in Florida.

J. R. Chandler was married June 12, to Miss Marie Louise Bartlett, daughter of Charles W. Bartlett '69.

Robert Marden has left the Life Insurance business, and is connected with the CourierCitizen Company, Lowell, Mass.

A son, Reginald Foster, was recently born to Mr. and Mrs. E. E. French.

George H. Nolen is with Snare and Trieste, Contracting Engineers, of 143 Liberty St., New York City, and is at present engaged in the construction of a water plant for the city of Santiago de Cuba, a large part of the work of which consists in damming the Purgatory River.

Fletcher H. Swift is associate professor in the Department of Education, University of Washington, Seattle, Wash.

W. S. Adams is at the Carnegie Institute of Washington's Solar Observatory, at Mount Washington, Cal.

W. H. Mitchell will spend next year teaohing in the University School, at Cleveland, Ohio.

W. E. Hoyt has been recently elected treasurer and clerk of the Day and Hoyt Co., Incor., which succeeds to the business of the firm of Day and Hoyt. Mr. Hoyt is also second lieutenant of the Second Corps of Cadets located in Salem, the body-guard of the Governor of Massachusetts.

J. Albert Anderson is senior partner of the firm of Anderson and Scheflow, Civil Engineers and Surveyors, Rooms 3 and 4, Sherwin Block, Elgin, Ill.

Warren D. Turner,, M. D., of Worcester, Vt., was lately married to Miss Blanche M. Bert of New York City.

Secretary, Herbert W. Blake, Island Pond, Vt.