CLASS OF 1912

Harrie B. Chase, non-graduate, was admitted to the Vermont bar in October after a course in Boston University Law School, and has gone into partnership with his father at Brattleboro, Vt.

The following men of this class are studying at Harvard this year: Graduate School, Edgar W. Anderson, Harold B. Belcher; Law-School, Howard E. Allen, Charles R. Cabot, Fletcher Clark, Jr., Charles E. Gately, Howard B. lines, Henry E. McElwain, Jr., Harold G. Mosier, Gladwin M. Nead, Daniel B. O'Connor, Jr., Dwight L. Perry, Richard C. Plumer, William A. Ryan, Lindsly B. Schell, Charles F. Shepard, Conrad E. Snow, Henry K. Urion; Medical School, Henry R. Viets, Jr., Stanley B. Weld, Russell A. Wylde.

Edgar W. Anderson is a student at the Episcopal Theological School, Cambridge.

H. Lyman Armes is serving as religious editor of The Boston Post. With him is Henry B. Stevens, who is assistant to Alice Stone Blackwell, editor of The Woman's Journaland Suffrage News.

Porter W. Averill is teaching in the high school at Fair Haven, Vt.

Harry C. Barnett is an instructor in French in Hobart College, Geneva, N. Y.

John D. Brewster was for a time engaged on the Grand Trunk Survey in Massachusetts, and is at present on some construction work for the Narrow Gauge Railroad.

Harry M. Brown is at Woodland, Me., working on the development of Grand Falls for the St. Croix Paper Co.

W. H. Childs is with the Traveller's Insurance Co. in Hartford, Conn.

James H. Cleaves is with the McElwain Shoe Co. in Boston.

H. H. Crowell is Fitchburg (Mass.) agent for the bond house of. P. W. Brooks.

Frederick D. Day is in the Albany branch f£ce of the New York Life Insurance Company.

Rov J. Deferrari and William W. Flint are doing graduate work in the classics at Princeton.

H A. Doolittle is in the advertising business with the H. K. McCann Co., 11 Broadway, New York.

Alfred S. Eiseman is attending the Philadelphia Textile School, with the intention of entering the silk business.

Ralph E. Farnum is teaching and serving as coach at Salisbury, Conn.

R. D. Fletcher is in the National State Capitol Bank at Concord, N. H.

C. E. Francis is a Y. M. C. A. secretary in Chicago, and is engaged in boys' work.

Harold S. Fuller is with Palmer and Parker of Boston, dealers in mahogany, hardwood, and veneers.

Arthur H. Clark, Alvah S. Holway, Alfred R. Miller, Mark W. Reed, Leslie W. Snow, and Guy A. Swenson, non-graduate, are doing graduate work at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

Everett W. Gammons is insurance agent for James T. Phelps & Co., 159 Devonshire St., Boston.

Alvaro M. Garcia is with Garcia and Vega, New York, manufacturers of Havana cigars.

Claude M. Goodrich is in the scale business with E. & T. Fairbanks & Co., St. Johnsbury, Vt.

Roswell E. Hall is with the Old Colony Trust Co,, Boston.

Dana W. Jones is in the real estate business in the employment of Thomas H. Elliott of Lowell, Mass.

Robert H. Kirkpatrick is United States deputy collector of customs at Milltown, Maine.

Lloyd W. Knight is with the American Rubber Co., Boston.

Morton Kyle, is manager of the Bradford Joint Co., of Plymouth, Mass.

T. C. Lampee is with S. S. Pierce Co., grocers, Boston.

Roy E. Lewis is engineering in Guatemala, Central America.

Rolliston W. Linscott is with the B. F. Goodrich Co. in Akron, Ohio.

C. E. McCarthy has been temporarily engaged as brakeman for the Boston and Maine Railroad.

Harold E. Marden is teaching and has charge of athletics at the Mackenzie School, Dobbs-Ferry-on-Hudson. N. Y.

C. G. Morrill is a statistician for the Contractors' Supply Co., 383 Atlantic Ave., Boston.

Robert S. Morris is engaged in cotton buying for Jones Clark & Co., Greenville, Tex.

John R. Park is with Hornblower and Weeks, brokers, 60 Congress St., Boston.

Ralph O. Pettingell is with the Merchants' National Bank, Boston.

A. J. Phelps is principal of schools at Richmond, Vt.

William W. Pool is learning the paper business with the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co., at Luke, Md.

Joseph L. Richards is doing graduate work at the Michigan University Forestry School.

Perley J. Roberts is at Norwood, Mass. He is acting as chemist for F. W. Bird and Son.

Joseph W. Russell is with the Amoskeag Manufacturing Company at Manchester, N. H.

Edmund R. Sawyer is teaching at Saxton's River, Vt.

C. E. Snow has received the Rhodes scholarship appointment from New Hampshire, and will leave for Oxford in the fall.

James A. Steen is assistant auditor for Armour and Co., Chicago.

Russell L. Steinert is with Steinert and Sons, pianos, Boston.

George F. Wallburg is with Pettingill Andrews Co., Boston, dealers in electrical goods.

C. B. White is engaged in the lyceum business with the White Lyceum Bureau.

William L. White and Manvel Whittemore are at New York Law School.

Waldo G. Knapp is secretary to President Nichols, and Robert B. Belknap is in the treasurer's office at Hanover.

R. B. Ahlswede is secretary of the California Ornamental Metals Co., Pasadena, Cal., and living at home.

Tom L. Brennock is managing a department of the Metropolitan Engineering Co., and is living with Carle E, Rollins, Fordham C. Russel, and Manvel Whittemore, at the West Side Y. M. C. A., 318 West 57th St., New York. Rollins is in the advertising department of the American Magazine, Russel is studying at the Art League, and Whittemore is at New York Law School. James R. Erwin is also at New York Law School.

Harold S. Harmon is working for the Brooklyn Gas Co., and living at home.

Richard Remsen is secretary to the treasurer of the Lawyers' Guarantee and Trust Co., New York, and is living at home.

NON-GRADUATES

Mark E. Allen is in Calgary, Alberta, with the Canadian Estates, Limited, a real estate company.

Donald G. Augur is an assistant editor of Everybody's Magazine.

John E. Booth is assistant manager of J. R. Booth's plant, in Burlington, Vt., for the manufacture and wholesaling of lumber, boxes, etc.

Stephen J. Boylan is manager of the Goodrich Rubber Co's branch in Nashville, Tenn.

Ralph M. Buck is with Charles D. Brown and Co., 49 Federal St., Boston, manufacturers of box-boards and panel board.

W. H. Edwards, Jr., is with Sears, Roebuck, and Company, Chicago.

Harold H. Freund is studying medicine at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, New York.

Roy S. Frothingham is with the Butterick Co., publishers, New York.

Chester A. Gilbert is a member of the firm of Alexander Gilbert and Son, undertakers Woonsocket, R. I.

Warren E. Graves is an assistant division storekeeper with the Chicago Northwestern Railroad, and is located in Chicago.

A. S. Haven is of A. S. Haven and Co., dealers in general merchandise, Vergennes, Vt.

Jerome W. Lincoln is with the Lincoln-Williams Twist Drill Co., Taunton, Mass.

H. McCaffrey is Boston agent for the Simplex Motor Car Co.

Chester G. Newcomb is in business with his father in Cleveland, in the Lake Erie Provision Co., pork packers.

Arthur D. Newman will graduate in 1914 from West Point.

Wilfred R. Shrigley is a leather-buyer for French, Shriner and Urner, shoe manufacturers of Boston.

Harold A. Thompson is with Thompson, Belden, and Co., dry goods merchants, in Omaha, Neb.

Secretary, Conrad E. Snow, Rochester, N. H.