CLASS OF 1895

Rev. Homer A. Flint, non-graduate, rector of Christ church, Montpelier, Vt., sailed June 26 for a three months' trip in Europe.

William A. Wight is now in North Abington, Mass. He is engaged in work under the state of Massachusetts for the suppression of the gypsy and brown tail moths.

Harlan A: Cochran is manager of the shoe manufacturing plants, of Perkins, Hardy & Co., at West Derry, N. H.

Walter R. Lewis is superintendent of water works for the city of Trinidad, Colo.

Charles H. Hunkins, instructor in modern languages in Brown University, is spending the year at the University of Paris.

Born, in New York, June 4, a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. George J. Mclndoe.

Ernest. S. Gile is manager and treasurer of the Weekly Btilletin of Leather and ShoeNews, Boston.

Dr. Jesse K. Marden is at Anatolia College Hospital, Marsovan, Turkey. He is greatly interested in the building up of the hospital, and is doing all the important surgery for a considerable region.

John V. Gunnison is superintendent of the Philadelphia Typewriter Exchange, 601 Chestnut St., Philadelphia.

Joel A. Harley is connected with the education department of D. Appleton and Co., Chicago branch, with headquarters at Madison, Wis.

John Gault is treasurer of the New Hamp shire State Teachers' Association.

Secretary, Prof. Charles A. Holden, Hanover, N. H.