CLASS OF 1888

Robert Noyes Fairbanks is now director of W. Bayliss and Company, Ltd., Lonabn, England, manufacturers of railway materials. He is also secretary of the American Society of London, in which he was especially active at the time when relief was needed for American refugees at the outbreak of the war.

Fred Lewis Pattee has completed and is just about to publish, through the Century Company, New York, a history of American literature since the Civil War. In addition to his duties as head of the English department at Pennsylvania State College, he is to take charge of the special department of religious pedagogy in the summer school of that college, one of the earliest in this field to be conducted by a state institution.

William Byron Forbush has just published through the Pilgrim Press, Boston, a boot entitled "The Boy Problem in the Home."

Luther C. White has removed from Amsden to Ascutneyville, Vt.

The address of Charles L. Cobb is now Swift Current, Saskatchewan, Canada.

Secretary, Rev. Wm. Byron Forbush, 1714 Chestnut St., Philadelphia