CLASS OF 1916

John Ames is with Kidder, Peabody and Company, bankers, Devonshire St., Boston.

Bob Anderton is employed as a civil engineer in the office of the city engineer, Providence, R. I.

Bob Burlen is working for the Corona Typewriter Company, New York city.

Ray Chapman is enrolled at the Andover Theological Seminary, Cambridge, Mass.

Arthur Eastman is manager of Dudley's Store at Hanover.

Don Fuller has started in the bond business, with E. H. Rollins and Co., Boston.

App Miles, non-graduate, is driving an ambulance on the French front.

Duff Lewis is in the lumber business, with Hutchinson Lumber Co., at Lynn, Mass.

Judge Phillips is doing graduate work in philosophy at Harvard.

Verge Rector is attending a business school at Omaha, Neb.

Bob Steinert is with M. Steinert and Sons Co., pianos, Boylston St., Boston.

Jack Welch is in the cost department of the General Electric Co., Lynn, Mass.

Arthur G. Marsden is teaching history and mathematics in the New Hampshire Conference Seminary, Tilton, N. H.

William H. Brown is instructor in science and mathematics in Kimball Union Academy, Meriden, N. H.

Harry T. Flanders is teaching in Worcester Academy, Worcester, Mass.

Donald E. Hosmer is teaching in Powder Point School, Duxbury, Mass.

Rev. Robert W. McClure was married at South Bridgton, Me., June 30, to Jean Sewall, daughter of Rev. John Graham. They have been appointed by the American Board as missionaries to Shaowu, China, and sailed from San Francisco, September 9. Their address for the next year will be Language School, Nanking, China.

Russell H. Leavitt and Leslie W. Leavitt have engaged to teach for three years in the Syrian Protestant College, Beirut, Turkey, and sailed from New York, September 6.

Secretary, Richard Parkhurst, Winchester, Mass.