CLASS OF 1887
By reason of the removal of the offices of Westinghouse, Church, Kerr, and Company, the address of Sydney E. Junkins was changed May i to 37 Wall St., New York.
George Hutchins Binhgam, since 1902 associate justice of the Supreme Court of New Hampshire, has been nominated by President Wilson to be judge of the United State Circuit Court of the First Circuit, and the nomination has been promptly confirmed.
G. Ellsworth Johnson, for six years superintendent of the Pittsburgh Playground Association, was the guest of honor at a luncheon given at the Fort Pitt Hotel May 19. Mr. Johnson leaves Pittsburgh June 1 to become head of the department of play and recreation in the New York School of Philanthropy.
Dr. William T. Merrill has removed from Auburn, Maine, to Dorchester, Boston, Mass., and has opened an office at 740 Adams St.
Secretary, Emerson Rice, 87 Arlington St., Hyde Park, Mass.
