CLASS OF 1887

Dr. Charles A. Eastman has returned to his home in Amherst, Mass., from South Dakota, where he has been employed by the government to give names to the 7000 Indians on the Pine Ridge reservation.

Wilder D. Quint has surrendered his position as chief editorial writer of the Boston Journal, to take a similar position on a new paper called the Boston DailyTribune.

Ginn and Company announce the publication of "Education by Plays and Games,'' a volume from the pen of G. E. Johnson, late superintendent of schools at Hyde Park, Mass., and now of Pittsburg, Pa., in which the author, who is a recognized authority on the subject, endeavors to determine the place and office of play in education, and to show in a practical way how the whole field of play may be utilized in the education of the child.

Secretary, Emerson Rice, Hyde Park, Mass.