Class of 1889

Ralph S. Bartlett spent several weeks on a business trip in Europe during the past summer.

Frank L. Bugbee is treasurer of the Black River Woolen Company at Ludlow, Vt.

Ned Dearborn called on the Secretary about the middle of October as he was on his way to Seattle to receive a consignment of foxes from Alaska, which he was to bring back to the Government Fur Farm in New York. Dearborn is assistant biologist in the Depart- ment of Agriculture in Washington, and for several years has been giving much attention to the study of the whole question of the rearing of fur-bearing animals.

Walter F. Robie, M.D., of Baldwinville, Mass., is president of the Worcester North District Medical Society.

Fred E. Smith, who had been president of the State School of Science, at Wahpeton, North Dakota, since 1910, resigned his posi- tion July 1, and at once took up his new du- ties as supervisor of high schools and vo- cational education for South Dakota, with headquarters at Pierre.

Secretary, 16 Beach Road, Coolidge Corner, Mass.