CLASS OF 1893

George W. Boutelle was married in Nashua, N. H., Oct. 16, 1907, to Miss Josephine Jewell Moore. He is employed as bookkeeper by the Nashua Card and Glazed Paper Company.

Carl O. Fletcher, non-graduate, who has been for nine years editor and proprietor of the Swanton Courier at Swanton, Vt., has just sold the paper and severed his connection with it.

Charles A. French is city engineer and superintendent of streets and sewers at Laconia, N. H.

Samuel P. French last July left Honolulu, Hawaii, where he had been principal of the Punahon Preparatory School for twelve years, and has returned to West Lebanon, N. K., where he has gone into business as a florist.

Samuel P. Hunt has been for a year past assistant general manager of the Manchester Traction, Light,and Power Company, Manchester, N. H.

John G. Kellar, who is a surveyor in the United States War Department, has recently changed his residence from Albany to Castleton, N. Y.

Frank B. Pelton has been for about a year principal owner and general manager of the Pyro Sign Company, makers of electric signs, doing business at 1 Madison Ave., New York.

William A. Redenbaugh is teacher of soience in Lincoln High School, Seattle, Wash.

John M. Rowell is principal of the Belmont School, Maiden, Mass.

Frederick D. Runnells has lately become judge of the municipal court of Nashua, N. H.

George.C. Selden is manager of the Home Study Department of the Drauglian's Business College Company, at Nashville, Tenn.

This class will meet at Hanover at the approaching Commencement to celebrate its fifteenth anniversary. The usual banquet will occur on Tuesday evening. A good attendance of the class is confidently expected.

Secretary, Harlan C. Pearson, Concord,N. H.