CLASS OF 1905

Dr. Oscar Bowen Gilbert (D.M.S. '08) was married at. Woonsocket, R. I., May 4, to Miss Marion Ellis (Smith '06), daughter of Colonel and Mrs. John W. Ellis. Chester A. Gilbert '12 was best man, and among the ushers were Dr. Daniel C. Norton '04 and Dr. Halsey B Loder '05. Doctor and Mrs. Gilbert will be at home in Concord, N. H., after September rst.

The class successfully observed its fifth anniversary at Hanover during Commencement week. The committee in charge comprised: Day, Chamberlin, Peirce, Holton, and E. Gilbert. Forty-five were in Hanover during the week, thirty-five attending the class dinner at White River Tavern, Hartford, Vt., on Tuesday evening. The class appeared in a uniform consisting of linen dusters and woven straw Mexican hats, which was worn during the entire proceedipgs. A tour was made of all the places of interest, during which the class called upon several members of the faculty and upon Doctor Tucker. Excellent class spirit was evident at the dinner, when plans were made for the decennial in 1915. The same committee, with the addition of Hobart, was given charge of the arrangements." Much credit for the success of the reunion is due to Day, who largely planned it but was unavoidably absent, and to Chamberlin, who took charge of the affair.

Secretary, Edgar Gilbert, Methuen, Mass.