CLASS OP 1875

Reverend Leonard Baker Tenney is pastor of the Congregational church at Scotland, Conn. During the past year, he has delivered many lectures in Boston, Quincy, New London, and other places, on " The Immigrant Problem;" "The Italian in the United States;" "Citizenship;" etc.

George P. Burbeck's residence at Oakland was only slightly damaged by the earthquake, he and his family suffering no per. sonal injury. His present address is No. 1218 Broadway; Oakland, Cal.

William H. Hart is engaged in the successful growing of fruit near Poughkeepsie, N. Y. He is regarded as an authority in overcoming obscure difficulties in apple growing, and recently gave an address before the Duchess County Horticultural Society relating to the more dangerous insect pests. He holds the position of master in the Poughkeepsie grange, Patrons of Husbandry.

On Thursday, May 17, Wilbur H, Powers of Hyde Park, Mass., delivered an address on the "Elements of Success" before Murphy College at Sevierville, Tennessee.

Rev. F. L. Kingsbury has accepted a call to the Congregational church at Pomeroy, Garfield Co., Washington.

F. E. Crafts has been awarded letters patent on several devices which are proving profitable and he is constantly employed in building good roads, bridges, and canals in the state of New York.

Secretary, Henry W. Steuens, Concord, N. H.