CLASS OF 1892

Edward K. Hall, vice-president of the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, has resigned that position to accept the vice-presidency of the Electric Bond and Share Company, a subsidiary of the General Electric Company. His resignation becomes effective February 1, and will necessitate his removal to New York. The Electric Bond and Share Company does an investment banking business, specializing in electric light and power securities. It acts as fiscal agent and supervises the management of numerous important electric power and lighting systems, but does no engineering or construction other than for properties under its control.

Secretary, Arthur M. Strong, 50 Beacon St., Boston