CLASS OF 1886

Members of the class will be interested in the birth, on January 29 at Denver, Colorado, Of Richard Crawford Campbell III, son of Thomas Patterson Campbell 1918, nephew of Richard Crawford Campbell '21, recently debased, and grandson of our own "Dick," who has presented the College with a silk service flag containing the gold stars representing Dartmouth's quota of men who gave their lives in the service.

At the Dartmouth dinner held in New York on February 19 at Hotel McAlpin, the following classmates were present: John French, Karl H. Goodwin, Lt. Col. Thomas J. Harris, Harry H. Hanson, Frank V. Johnson, William P. Kelly, and Henry W. Thurston.

At the meetings of the National Education Association and associated bodies held in Chicago February 20 to 28, O. L. Manchester and John G. Thompson, roommates at Dartmouth, were in attendance and on the program. Manchester is principal of the State Normal School at Normal, Ill., and Thompson at Fitchburg, Mass. Goodwin and Hatch were also there, representing Silver, Burdett & Company. "Chan" Jenks was just leaving Chicago with his family on a trip to California.

At the annual dinner held in Symphony Hall in Boston on March 5, the class was represented by the] following seventeen members : Brown, Burley, Fairbanks, Goodwin, Hatch, E. F. Howard, G. K. Howard, Metcalf, Newton, Quimby, Richmond, Sampson, Snow, Stetson, Thompson, Tucker, Wood, and Edgerly, Medical Department.

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