CLASS OF 1905

Dr. A. L. MacMillan suffered a great misfortune shortly after his return from the reunion, in the loss of his three-year old daughter, who was accidently scalded to death.

Edwin Newdick has gone to Oklahoma City; where he is now managing editor of the Oklahoma Leader.

In a recent issue of the Quarterly Journalof Economics the leading article is an interesting and instructive discussion of "The American Merchant Fleet a War Achievement and a Peace Problem," by Prof. E. E. Day, now a full professor of economics at Harvard University.

Walter Lillard took his Tabor Academy team to Hanover October 2, to meet the Dartmouth freshman team, returning vanquished.

No news has yet been received from Henry K. Norton, who mysteriously disappeared some months ago.

Secretary, Fletcher Hale, Laconia, N. H.