CLASS OF 1901

Dr. John Edward Wilson died October 24, in Denver, Colo., after a ten days' illness, which began as influenza and developed into pneumonia.

Dr. Wilson was born in Natick, Mass., July 20, 1879, his parents being Edward H. and Ella (Coolidge) Wilson.

After graduation he pursued medical studies for four years at Harvard, where he obtained his degree in 1905. After some time spent in graduate work in Vienna, he began practice in his native place. His health soon broke down, and in 1908 he went to Colorado, where he fully regained his health and practiced successfully in Colorado Springs, removing a few months ago to Denver. He had been surgeon for the Colorado and Southern Railroad, and had lectured in the medical department of the University of Colorado.

July 6, 1911, he was married to Harriet Hubbell Greene, who survives him. They had no children.