CLASS OF 1885

Clifton W. Bates was married October 3 to Mrs. Zoe LaLoge Titus. Their home will be at Smithsonian Court, New York city. Bates, on account of trouble with his eyes, has retired from active teaching.

Edwin A. Bayley was elected president of the Alumni Association for the current year. He has changed his address from 30 Court St., to the Kimball Building, Tremont St., Boston.

Rev. Daniel Otis Bean was at Irvin, Wash., August 20, but wrote that he should be addressed at Spokane, Wash., until further notice.

Arthur T. Cate's address is in care of New England Trust Company, Boston.

Charles K. Darling has changed his position as clerk in the United States District Court to that of one of . two referees in bankruptcy in the same court in the Post Office Building, Boston.

Samuel H. Hudson managed to leave Paris, as things were getting a little lively there. He saw some interesting things in London on the day of the declaration of war and later, returning in the Cedric and landing in New York, September 4.

Herbert C. White has sold out his business at the Flower Shop at Niagara Falls.

Willoughby A. Colby '18, son of Frank E. Colby '85, non-graduate, makes the twelfth son of '85 to be connected with his father's college.

Twenty-one members of the class or of their families were in Hanover between Commencement and the opening of the new college year.

Secretary, Prof. Herbert D. Foster, Hanover, N. H.