CLASS OF 1905

A letter from Ed Richardson states that after ten years' service in Italy he is returning to New York to take up new duties with the China Electric Company of Peking. Henry Hobart is now occupied as a producer of moving pictures at 366 Madison Ave., New York city.

John D. Post has been promoted to be construction engineer of the American Brass Company.

Seventeen 1905 men gathered at Symphony Hall, Boston;" Thursday, January 27, at the Dartmouth alumni dinner and enjoyed a real Dartmouth evening. Barton, Day, Cornish, Hale, Agry, Parkinson, Nourse, L. T. Wallis, W. E. Chamberlain, Gilman, L. R. Chamberlin, Fleming, Stevenson, Dillon, Proctor, Hersam, and Walsh were present.

George Reed is now associated with the National Adjustment Company of Chicago, with headquarters at New Orleans.

Tub Besse writes that he has thrown off the bonds of his association with a forty-million-dollar corporation, and is now with Hamilton and Wade, insurance brokers in New York city.

Hazen is now teaching at Suffield School, Suffield, Conn.

Henry Thrall is now first vice-president and treasurer of the Minnesota Loan and Trust Company, Minneapolis.

Lafayette R. Chamberlin has formed a partnership for the practice of law with Campbell Bosson and Stafford Johnson, under the firm name of Chamberlin, Bosson and Johnson, with offices at 30 State St., Boston.

Secretary, Fletcher Hale, Laconia, N. H