CLASS OF 1885

John H. Colby has been appointed one of the overseers of the poor of the city of Boston by Mayor Hibbard.

A daughter was born February 7, Waukegan, Ill., to Elam L. Clarke, nongrad.

The business address of Otis E. Hovey was changed April 20 to Hudson Terminal, 30 Church St., New York, the new headquarters of the American Bridge Company.

The government of the city of Chelsea, Mass., is to be for the next five years in the hands of a board of control, consisting of five persons appointed by the governor of the state. The fourth member of this board, whose names were announced June 3, is Alton E. Briggs, who has been principal of the city high school for sixteen years. His term of office will expire in January, 1911, and his annual salary will be $3000.

The annual round-up of the members of the class living about Boston was held April 8, at 4 Winter Place, Boston. Those present were Allard, Allen, Austin, Bayley, Colby, Darling, Foster, Goodenow, G. C. Kimball, Larimer, Leigh, Mooers, and R. W. Pillsbury, non-grad.

Secretary, Prof. Herbert D. Foster, Hanover, N. H.