CLASS OF 1899

Barney has been re-elected secretary and treasurer of the Lumber Trade Club of Boston, which organization comprises all the retail lumber merchants of Boston and vicinity.

Barstow, H. H. Dearborn, and Dickey represented '99 at the annual dinner of the Western Massachusetts Alumni Association, held at Hotel Worthy, Springfield, March 24.

The lawyers of the class in and about Boston entertained Prof. Colby at a little luncheon at the City Club on April 5.

A. L. Galusha's two-year-old boy Richard was taken ill with acidosis and meningitis of the brain January 15, and died the following afternoon.

Hardwick had the misfortune to injure with his automobile a man who stepped from behind a street car into his path, March 23.

Rounds has taken a position with the Ford Automobile Company in Detroit.

Silver is to be the Memorial Day orator at Salem, N. H., his old home town.

Storrs is chairman of the board of commissioners for the precinct of Hanover as a result of the spring election.

Secretary, George G. Clark, 60 State St., Boston