CLASS OF 1900

Mrs. Edwin Augustus Sumner announced the marriage of her daughter, Bertha Cleora, to Dr. Edwin B. Bigelow, October 20, at Worcester, Mass. Dr. and Mrs. Bigelow are to make their residence at 1 Northampton St., Worcester, after the first of December. Prof. Charles A. Proctor is doing research

work with the firm of Kalmus, Comstock, and Westcott, engineers, at Harcourt St., Boston. Professor Proctor will return to Hanover January 1, having spent six months of his sabbatical year in Boston.

A few days after his return from the quindecennial reunion, President Rankin had the misfortune to have his paper mill in New Hampshire totally destroyed by fire. It is rapidly being rebuilt.

The firm of Houghton and Rich, real estate agents, has been very much in the limelight during the past three months. This firm negotiated the sale of a large summer estate in Hull to Cardinal O'Connell. D.B. Rich is the junior member of the firm.

Secretary, Natt W. Emerson, 30 State St., Boston