CLASS OF 1911

Mr. and Mrs. Edward F. Chase, (our "Ed") have greatly surprised the class with the announcement that Nathan Merritt Chase was born February 7, 1914.

"Dick" Whelden is to start out on the road for the Commonwealth Shoe and Leather Company, with headquarters at St. Louis.

Frederick A. Martin is back at Law School, with his address at 20 Holyoke St., Cambridge.

Howard S. Parlin is located with the American Felt Company at Franklin, Mass.

The engagement of Walter B. Reilly to Miss Trask, sister of "Deacon" 1911, has been recently announced.

Lester J. Waldron is located at Springfield Mass., with the Goodrich Tire Company

Allan T. Wheeler is out on the road reprepresenting Stone and Forsythe, paper and twine merchants.

George Y. Young, Jr., a member of 1911 of whom trace was lost for some time, has been located as with the Pneumatic Scale Company, Wollaston, Mass.

Rev. John R. Scotford has removed from Kingfisher, Oklahoma, to Dallas, Texas, where he has become pastor of the Junius Heights Congregational church.

Arthur C. Theriault, non-graduate, was elected grand juror (local prosecuting officer) of Montpelier, Vt., at the recent city election.

Dorothy Frances Griswold, the first baby girl bora to the class of 1911, on October 29, 1912, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest H. Griswold. The fact that little Miss Griswold has not heretofore had her name in print is due entirely to an error of omission by the Secretary. His apologies to Miss Dorothy Frances, and at least the class will appreciate the information, even at this late date.

Mr. and Mrs. Bartow A. Ulrich announce the marriage of their daughter, Lela Knox, to Mr. Mortimer Currey Grover on Mar. 12, 1914. Mr. and Mrs. Grover will be at home after the first of April, 847 Ridge Avenue, Evanston, Ill. Thus the bachelor ranks of 1911 are fast giving away, with our good class-mate, "Mort", as the latest deserter.

Secretary, Joshua B. Clark, 8 Boutwell Ave., Dorchester, Mass.