CLASS OF 1889

Hardy S. Ferguson has recently returned from a trip (for business and pleasure combined) to the West Indies.

Harry M. Frost has opened a branch office of his advertising company at 161 Summer St., Boston, which is in charge of his son, Karl M. Frost, who served two years in the U. S. Coast Guard. The headquarters of the company are at the New Security Trust Company Building, Lynn.

John R. Perkins, with his son and daughter, made a very successful and enjoyable automobile trip across the continent during their last summer vacation. They took tents, and camping equipment, and were away about two months, covering 8880 miles. They went via Denver, Santa Fe, the Grand Canon, and Los Angeles, and returned byway of San Francisco, Salt Lake and Cheyenne. The daughter, Margaret, Radcliffe '19, is teaching in the high school at La Veta, Colorado, and the son, John R. Jr., is a senior at M. I. T.

The Great Falls (Montana) Commercial Club held its twelfth annual meeting Jan. 13. The newly elected board of directors on the same day chose O. S. Warden president. Among other incidents of the annual meeting there were read resolutions which had been adopted by the retiring board of directors, urging Congress to do all possible to aid in deporting undesirable aliens .from the country and suppressing sedition.

Secretary, Dr. David N. Blakely, 16 Beech Road, Coolidge Corner, Mass.