CLASS OF 1895

Prof. Charles H. Hunkins of Brown University was one of the speakers at the recent annual banquet of the Men's Club of Plymouth Congregational church of Providence.

Rev. Homer A. Flint, Ph. D., became May 1 administrative secretary of the Protestant Episcopal diocese of Pittsburgh, resigning the rectorship of St. Peter's church, Pittsburgh, to accept this appointment. He will act as personal assistant of the bishop, and will be executive secretary of all church boards in the diocese, such as the board of missions, board of social service, board of religious education and publicity, and board of trustees. In the discharge of these duties he will travel in the eleven counties of Western Pennsylvania forming the diocese, having his office in the Jenkins Building, Pittsburgh.

Secretary, Ernest S. Gile, 183 Essex St., Boston