CLASS OF 1902

Dennis F. Lyons, who has been in legal practice in St. Paul since 1906, has been appointed deputy insurance commissioner for the state of Minnesota.

Moses B. Perkins, who has been for several years instructor in the DeMerritte School of Boston, has been appointed instructor in English and history in Phillips Exeter Academy.

Rev. Charles Wattie, who has lately returned from a visit to his native Scotland, began the first of March the pastorate of the Congregational church at Shoreham, Vt.

Charles H. Furber is connected with the advertising department of the Boot and Shoe Recorder, Boston.

John Edward Hartshorn, who has been employed in the Chinese Imperial Customs service since graduation, is now stationed at Kongmoon, West River, China.

A son (Winslow Roper) was born March 1 to Mr. and Mrs. Roy W. Hatch of Lexington, Mass.

Kenneth L. Morse is master of the high school at New Britain, Conn.

George W. Newman has taken a position with the Illinois Steel Company of Chicago.

William H. Mahoney, who has been teacher of science in the Oregon State Normal School at Monmouth since graduation, is now doing post-graduate work at Harvard.

Secretary, IV. C. Hill, 15 Lonsdale St., Ashmont, Mass.