CLASS OF 1875

George I. Aldrich, superintendent of schools of Brookline, Mass., has recently instituted a novel feature in the schools of that town called "Men's Week," especially inviting the men of the community to come into the schools at all times but particularly on the days of a certain week, for observation and a better appreciation of their responsibilities.

Thomas D. Luce has been made a member of the board of trustees of the New Hampshire Historical Society.

Entered into rest, on December 13, 1912, Emily Owen Powers, wife of Wilbur H. Powers of Boston, Mass. Mrs. Powers was active in the good works of the community in which she lived, and was a member of many social and literary clubs. She was an authoress of note, and had written numerous poems of merit. He death brings sorrow not only to her immediate family, but to hosts of friends and associates.

Secretary, Henry W. Stevens, 72 North Main St., Concord, N. H.