CLASS OF 1912

Ray Cabot has announced his engagement to Miss Elinor Banchor.

Joe Boylan's business address should be changed to 95 East Cottage St., Dorchester, Mass., and his home address to 44 Monemet Road, Newton Center.

Click Morrill has changed his address to care of 4-1 Box Makers, 105 Hudson St., New York city.

Harry Trapp is a member of the New Hampshire House of Representatives. We saw him in Concord the other day, and he announced the birth of Constance Trapp at Laconia, on November 17, 1920.

We are in receipt of a clipping telling of the marriage of Ernest Zimmermann in June, 1920, to Ann Rhett Trenholm, a graduate of Stetson University. Doc Zimmermann is practicing in Baltimore, where he and his wife reside. He is said to be on the staff of Johns Hopkins University.

The 1912 Boston luncheon moved on January 31 from the Boston Tavern to the Boston City Club. The time is 12:30. as usual, and the number of the room is posted on the Club's bulletin board.

Elliott White is an instructor in the department of English of the University of Maine, Orono, and is living at 13 Oak St. He says he hopes to have some news for the domestic "colyutn" soon.

Hug Lena is physician and surgeon in a private hospital located at 154 Broad St., New London, Conn., which is also his residence address.

Suggestion to all members of 1912 who find it difficult to pay their class dues: H. B. Van Dyne has solved the dues problem by making an annual bet with a Pennsylvania graduate on the outcome of the football game. The loser pays the other's class dues. We are pleased to report that Van Dyne has kept paid to date.

H. F. Sanborn can best be addressed at 108 Railway Exchange Building, Kansas City, Mo.

Kirk Kirkpatrick advises us not to send any more letters to the Ford Motor Company, as they are very much opposed to the policy of having personal mail delivered there. His proper address is 882 Claremont Ave., Detroit, Mich. Kirk writes that Art Lowell is also working for Ford.

Carle Rollins is with N. W. Ayer and Son in their Chicago office at 105 South LaSalle St.

John E. Hunt has left Fort Fairfield, Me., and has become pastor of the Congregational church at East Millinocket, Me.

Paul P. Jones was elected town clerk of Windham, Vt., at the annual town meeting.

Secretary, Conrad E. Snow, N. H.