CLASS OF 1880

Dana P. Dame has been elected superintendent of schools and principal of the high school at North Andover, Mass., at a salary of $2000.

Lockwood Greene and Company, 93 Federal St., Boston, of which Frank E. Shedd is vice-president, have just opened a Chicago office in the First National Bank Building of that city.

Governor Eberhart of Minnesota has appointed Lyndon A. Smith, now assistant attorney general of that state, to be attorney general, the present incumbent of the office having resigned. The change will take effect January 1. Mr. Smith was lieutenant governor of Minnesota from 1899 to 1903, and has been first assistant attorney general since 1909.

Rev. Clarence Pike, late pastor of the Congregational church in Ashland, Mass., has gone to a similar position in Milton, N. H.

Frederick P. Garretson, non-graduate, a grocer in Newport, R. I., and formerly mayor of that city, is just now before the public eye as the leader of a local movement to break up the practice of giving commissions to the servants of cottagers to hold their trade.

Secretary, Dam M. Dustan, 340 Main St., Worcester, Mass.