CLASS OF 1914

At a banquet of the New England Alumni Association, held at the Copley-Plaza January 30, more than twenty 1914 men were present.

It is hoped that every 1914 man in or around Boston will attend the weekly luncheons held at the Boston Tavern on Saturday noon from 12 to 2 o'clock.

A letter from Henry Koelsch, Jr., states that he is busy at Vladivostok, Siberia, with his work with the National City Bank of New York. He hopes to hear from some of the 1914 men, and he may be reached at the above address.

J. Larry Day is in the bond business with E. N. Hamlin and Company, Portland, Maine.

Winthrop J. Snow is with Waldo Brothers and Bond Company at 181 Congress St., Boston. His work is selling building materials and construction equipment.

Clyde Buckley has moved to Toronto, Ont., care of the Canadian Carbonate Co., Ltd. He is not far from Jack Field.

Robert C. Hastings, M.D., is in the Montreal General Hospital, Montreal, Que.

Henry Haywood, Jr., is located in Springfield Mass., where he is practising medicine.

Rev. Arthur S. Wheelock begins March 1 the pastorate of the Free Christian church (Congregational) of Andover, Mass.

Secretary, Clyfton Chandler, 30 State St., Boston