CLASS OF 1895

Norman J. Page has been appointed principal of the high school at Lisbon, N. H. Mr. Page is a native of Benton, N. H., a graduate of the Haverhill, N. H., Academy in 1891, and attended summer schools at Harvard, Dartmouth, and Grenoble, France, making a special study of the French and German languages, psychology, and pedagogy. He has taught, in Haverhill, Orford, and Bethlehem, N. H., has been superintending principal at Henniker, N. H., principal of the Pittsfield high school four years, and for the last two years superintending principal of the Woodsville schools. Mr. Page has had the advantages of foreign travel, having been abroad three times. He was married June 23, 1904, to Miss Helen Ridler White of Pawtucket, R. I., who was formerly a school teacher. They have one son, Norman Frederic.

Doctor Jesse K. Marden, medical missionary at Marsovan, Asiatic Turkey, is in this country on a brief vacation

F. E. Austin, late instructor in electrical engineering in the Thayer School, has been appointed to a professorship of the same subject in Norwich University, Northfield, Vt., and will organize this department, which has just been added.

E. S. Watson goes from the head of the Pittsfield, N. H., High School to become superintendent of sChools for the towns of Newport, Coventry, and Irasburg, Vt., at a salary of $1500. He makes his home in Newport.

Secretary, Frank P. Dodge, Boulder, Colo.