CLASS OF 1890

George B. Young of Newport, Vt., nongraduate, was elected counsel of the National Life Insurance Company, to succeed Fred A. Howland '87, at the quarterly meeting of directors held in Montpelier, April 11. Mr. Young has been in practice at Newport since 1899, has been a vice-president of the American Bar Association, and is now on the general council of that body. For the last five years he has been a member of the Commission on Uniform State Laws under appointment by the governor, and for two years has been secretary of the National Conference of Commissioners, and is chairman in that body of a special committee on the judicial determination of industrial disputes. He has been chairman of the committee on jurisprudence and law reform of the American Bar Association for several years. He will soon remove to Montpelier and take up his new duties.

Secretary, Charles A. Perkins, 201 West 57th St., New York