CLASS OF 1905

Ralph Waldo Collins died at his home in Kingston, N. H., October 23, of typhoid fever, after a brief illness. He was born in Saugus, Mass., April 4, 1884, being the son of Leonard Waldo and Elvira (Gordon) Collins. His parents removed in 18S7 to Kingston. The deceased prepared for college at Sanborn Seminary in that town. Immediately after graduation he entered his father's shoe factory to learn the business. Heat once showed great aptitude for the work, and soon developed a system of management which proved very successiul. Quiet, modest, and upright, closely devoted to his work, he had won the respect and affection of his business associates and the people of his town.

Walter E. Hawley is designer and estimator for the engineering firm of Post & McCord, 44 East 23d St., New York, and lives at 55 Hollywood Ave., East Orange, N. J.

Harry H. Ham has been re-elected to the Massachusetts house of representatives.

Robert A. French has begun the practice of law in Nashua, N. H.

Howard V. Knight is practicing law in the office of Williams and Halloran, 15 State St., Boston.

Secretary, Edgar Gilbert, Methuen, Mass.