CLASS OF 1897

On January 1, Henry Patrick Conway was made a member of the firm of Ginn and Company, publishers of text-books. Mr. Conway has for several years been associated with the Chicago office of the firm.

Rev. Alfred P. Watson recently assumed charge of the First Congregational church of Hatfield, Mass. His church is one of the oldest in New England, having been organized in 1670.

Winfield Temple has opened an office for the practice of law at 60 State St., Boston. He is also maintaining his office at Marlboro, Mass.

Major William D. McFee, recently released from military service at the Walter Reed Hospital in Washington, is recalled to continue work in the field wherein he was so successful in the government's largest hospital, and has been commissioned as a surgeon in the Public Health Service. Dr. McFee became director of the electro-therapy division at the hospital, and it is in that same line of work that he will carry on the government's plans for rehabilitation of the thousands of soldiers who suffered shellshock and other forms of war injuries.

Richard Boardman is now associated as counsel with the firm of Niles and Johnson, whose law offices are at 299 Madison Ave., New York city.

Secretary, J. Merrill Boyd, 32 Central St., Boston