CLASS OF 1912

A.S. Holway is said to have been married August 25, 1915.

F.P. Kennedy is making high grade turn shoes in Dover, N.H.

Gray Knapp was married June 26 at Hanover, N.H., to Mary Worthen, daughter of "Tute" Worthen. They now live at 11 Webster Ave., Hanover.

Bill Locke should be addressed at 561 Pleasant St., Belmont, Mass.

Harry McElwain was married June 19 at Louisville, Ky., to Elizabeth Ward Callahan of Louisville.

J.D. More writes that he has finished at Harvard, and is "doing the old stunt of looking for a job." His address is 1459 Clayton St., Denver, Colo.

Joe Richards is inspector for the Massachusetts Forestry Association.

Scott Rogers is in the sales organization of the United Steel Company, Canton, Ohio. His address is 1303 North Cleveland Ave., Canton.

E.R. Sawyer's address is 77 Wethersfield Ave., Hartford, Conn.

Fred Shepard is said to be working at Roslindale, Mass. His address is 51 Wendell St., Cambridge.

C. E. Snow has returned to Harvard Law School, having finished his work at Oxford and taken the degree of B.A. in July. His return on the American Line steamer St.Louis was without incident.

C. C. Taylor writes from the Howland Dry Goods Company, Bridgeport, Conn.

Walter Thomas was married September 18 in Boston, Mass., to Helen Knowlton Goss. After January 1, they will live at 109 Main St., Andover, Mass.

R. W. Tobey has been made librarian of the Good Will Schools. He writes: "This with the work of registrar takes so much of my time that I have been relieved of nearly all class room work. We have a library of about 13,400 volumes, but, though it is small, it is a library that a college might feel proud to possess, and in certain departments it probably does not have an equal in New England."

E. L. Taber was married July 7, at Holyoke, Mass., to Sheila Belle McLane of Holyoke.

H. R. Trewin is said to have been married June 30.

Henry K. Urion was married June 26, at Fitzwilliam, N. H., to Katherine Paul, Wellesley '14, a daughter of the late Isaac F. Paul '78 and a sister of Philip B. Paul '06. Henry is practicing law at 839 East 40th St., Chicago, and his home address is 840 East 64th Place, Chicago.

Joe Wadleigh is still unable to work, but his health is improving, and he plans to return to the Tuck School next year.

L. P. Warren writes from the First National Bank, Brunswick, North Dakota.

Manvel Whittemore was married August 14 at Lynn, Mass., to Elizabeth Odlin, Radcliffe '10, of Lynn.

Jogger Elcock has been coaching the football team for Washington and Lee, at Lexington, Va.

H. G. Stearns should always be addressed at Berlin, Conn.

Bug Knight is paying teller for the Prudential Trust Company, 83 Summer St., Boston.

Doc O'Connor is practicing law with the firm of Crouth and Henderson, 52 William St., New York. He is living at 159 Lexington Ave., New York.

Joe Doyle is studying chemistry at Harvard.

H. B. Belcher announces the birth of Charles Francis Belcher, July 12. "Belch writes that he spent the summer on a mountain about eight miles from Foochow, a big place for vacations for people from all parts of China, about 150 being Americans. He returned to the city in the middle of October, and says that indications point to a good husky year's work ahead, as war times make his business all the heavier.

Secretary, Conrad £. Snow, 8 Story St., Cambridge, Mass.