CLASS OF 1887

Charles W. Bickford, for sixteen years superintendent of schools at Manchester, N. H., has entered upon a similar position at Lewiston, Maine.

Prof. Frank P. Brackett of Pomona College is now fulfilling a six months' engagement in Europe as one of eight Americans chosen to assist in the distribution of supplies to the suffering Belgians.

Rev. Charles D. Milliken has returned f.rom Hawaii after twelve years' residence in that territory, and is now at Piedmont, Cal.

David Hildreth of Washington, D. C., has been spending a brief vacation this fall in South Danbury, N. H.

Dr. William T. Merrill recently spent a week in Hanover visiting his son in the class of '19.

Judge Hill of Portland took a western trip last summer, and in San Francisco dined with classmates Shaw, Milliken, and Cleaves.

Fred E. Winn of Redlands, Cal., came East in October, bringing the remains of his wife's mother for interment in New Hampshire.

Rev. Carl H. Corwin has come North from Porto Rico, and has accepted the pastorate of Plymouth Congregational church, East St. Louis, Ill.

Secretary, Emerson Rice, Hyde Park, Mass.