CLASS OF 1886

In signifying his intention to be present at the forthcoming thirtieth anniversary, Prof. E. B. Frost of Williams Bay, Wis., wrote: "Let everybody come—there will not be too many chances."

Rev. John E. Badger, non-graduate, of Redding, Cal., writes that he would be delighted to be with us, "but can't make it. Will be with you in thought."

Dr. E. L. House, non-graduate, of Hood River, Oregon, writes that "lecture engagements hold me until June 28 for every day."

Dr. E. B. Philbrook, non-graduate, of Santa Cruz, Cal., in sending his regrets, said that he had hoped to have the opportunity in June to meet the old-time associates, but unfortunately a necessary business trip to New York and Washington in March prevents attendance.

Secretary, William M. Hatch, 221 Columbus Ave., Boston