CLASS OF 1891

The following is quoted from the BostonTranscript: "Dr. Paul Carson, formerly port physician, who has now been placed at the head of the division of child hygiene and given charge of school nurses and inspection, is described by a former colleague as 'an unsystematic genius.' 'lf,' adds this commentator, who is a cordial admirer, 'Dr. Carson is provided with a fifteen-dollar stenographer to file his correspondence, keep his accounts, and keep him in mind of where he is at, he will do wonderful things.' That seems a small price to pay to insure the ultimate possibilities of a gifted man's usefulness. By all means let Dr. Carson have the stenographer."

Secretary, Frank E. Rowe, 79 Milk St., Boston