CLASS OF 1894

William Hayden Ford was married in Philadelphia, May 10, to Mrs. Elizabeth Janney Mackenzie. Mr. Ford has an office as civil and consulting engineer at 1024 Arcade Building, Fifteenth and Market Sts., Philadelphia.

Ernest G. Ham, principal of the Randolph, Vt. School, has completed his third summer of study at Chicago University, and has received the degree of A. M.

Rev. Charles C. Merrill, pastor of the North Congregational church, Winchendon, Mass., was married October 8 to Miss Bessie Louise Nichols, daughter of Rev. Fayette Nichols, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church in the same place. The groom's father, Rev. J. L. Merrill '56, assisted in the marriage ceremony.

Paul R. Jenks, instructor in the Boys' High School of Brooklyn, has issued from the press of D. C. Heath and Co., in collaboration with Harry F. Towle '76 of Curtis .High School, in the same city, an edition of Caesar's Gallic War, for schools.

Henry N. Hurd of Manchester was prominently mentioned for the vacancy upon the superior bench of New Hampshire, to which W. A. Plummer '88 was appointed.

Houghton, Mifflin and Co. publish "Greece and the Aegean Islands," by Philip Sanford Marden, an account of the author's travels in that region, of which a reviewer says: "To the lover of the Greek, Mr. Marden's book will have a wonderful charm; to the most casual reader it is a fund of interest, of instruction, and of delight."

Secretary, Rev. Charles C. Merrill, Winchendon, Mass.