CLASS OF 1905

Hope R. Messer (T.S.C.E. '06) has become sanitary engineer with the Department of Health of Virginia, at 1110 Capitol St., Richmond, Va.

Arthur J. Ela (T.S.C.E. '08) is with Stone and Webster, civil engineers and contractors, 412 Federal Building, Seattle, Wash.

James H. Stone (T.S.C.E. '09) is superintendent of construction for the Aberthaw Construction Company of Boston on the Pierce-Arrow factories, Buffalo, N. Y. His address is 126 Eugene St., Kenmore, N. Y.

Frederick S. Watson (T.S.C.E. '09) is assistant engineer on the Madeiro-Mamore Railway, Porto Velho de Santo Antonio, Brazil.

Ernest N. Worthen, non-graduate, of Springfield, Mass., was married in September to Miss Emma Merrill of Cumberland, Me.

Thomas F. Taylor (University of Maine '04), who received the master's degree at Dartmouth in 1905, has just returned from a year and four months spent in Prussia as one of nine exchange educators sent there by the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching. Mr. Taylor was assigned to the Viktoria Gymnasium in Potsdam.

Secretary, Edgar Gilbert, Methuen, Mass.