CLASS OF 1907

The Chicago members of the class held a reunion at the Boston Oyster House on the evening of April 25, at which Coombs, Fowler, Heneage, Kimball, Liscomb, Redington, and Southgate were present, as well as Samuel O. Bartlett, who has just, graduated from the Thayer School, and was on his way to Ruperts, British Columbia, to enter the employ of the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway.

Dwight W. Hiestand is teaching in the Duluth, Minn., Central High School.

Hiram H. Averill has been teaching physics, chemistry, and mathematics the past year in Rutgers Preparatory School, New Brunswiok, N. J.

Samuel L. Barnes is in the employ of Meekins, Packard and Wheat, general merchants, Springfield, Mass., living at V 22 Florida St.

Lester S. Berry is engaged in lumbering at Rugby, Tenn.

Warren C. Billings is working as draftsman with a corps of civil engineers engaged in the construction of a reinforced concrete dam and electrical power house for the Bar Harbor and Union River Power Co., at Ellsworth, Me.

Henry C. Blake is teaching algebra and geometry in the Detroit University School, 16 Elmwood Ave., Detroit, Mich., acting also as coach in track events and baseball. He expects to have the German department in the same school next ,year.

Harry R. Blythe has passed the year as a student in the Harvard Law School.

Allan Brown is assisting in his father's grain elevator at Concord, Mass.

Perley W. Churchill is in the employ of the Quebec and St. Maurice Industrial Co., Berlin, N. H.

Wendall H. Churchill is in the employ of the Berlin Mills Co., Berlin, N. H. He is learning the lumber business from the bottom, and intends to take up forestry as a profession.

Joseph W. Coburn is instructor in English and history in Dummer Academy, Byfield, Mass.

John F. Crocker, Jr., is traveling in Massachusetts for Crocker and Fisher, dealers in investment bonds. His home address is 33 Lee St., Cambridge, Mass.

Willard H. Cummings is with the American Woolen Company at North Vassalboro, Me., learning the processes of textile manufacture.

Earle B. Fowler is a student in Rush Medical College, Chicago, living at 209 South Park Ave., Oak Park, Ill.

William F. Garby is connected with the bond house of E. H. Rollins and Sons at their San Francisco office, 210 Cohl Building.

Samuel Hale, Jr., is in the employ of Tyler, Fogg and Co., bankers, Bangor, Me.

Hermon H. Hill has a position in the government printing office, Washington, D. C., and is also studying in the George washington University. Address, 520 B St., N. E.

McKay S. Howard has been doing graduate work at Yale the past year.

George H. Jamison is engaged with his father in the lumber business at Oelwein, Iowa.

John V. Jewett has been since the last of January principal of the high school at Rutland, Mass.

Harry G. Kelly is with the Adams and Kelly Co., manufacturers of sash, doors, and blinds, Omaha, Neb., living at 1924 Binney St.

Robert D. Kenyon is with the Curtis and Pope Lumber Co., 704 Albany St., Boston. His home address is 79. Southern Ave., Dorchester.

Merton C. Knapp is in the United States reclamation service, connected with the construction of the Shoshone dam, at Cody, Wyoming.

Charles F. Luberger, Jr., has been studying law the past year in the law college of the State University of lowa, at lowa City.

Robert I. Lyon is in an attorney's office in Washington, D. C. His home address is 112 Second St., S. E.

Walter S. Nesmith is teaching physics and chemistry in the high school of Nashua, N. H.

James M. O'Neill is instructor in English and mathematics in the Hotchkiss School, Lakeville, Conn.

Thomas D. Perry is with the Red Oak National Bank, Red Oak, lowa.

Curtis Plummer is with Marshall, Son and Co., 226-228 Purchase St., Boston.

Harry W. Porter is in the employ of the Eastern Trust and Banking Co., Bangor, Me., living at home, in Oldtown.

Reuben P. Prichard is studying in the Yale Forestry School, 719 Yale Station, New Haven, Conn.

Secretary, Thacher W. W'orthen, Hanover, N. H.