CLASS OF 1905

Hazen is at the graduate school at Yale studying for his doctor's degree, which he anticipates will be obtained in another year.

W. J. Campbell has completed his work in Vermont on the Near East Relief Fund, and has accepted a call to the pastorate of the , Plymouth Congregational church at Youngstown, Ohio.

Tom Keady has received a very flattering offer to coach the University of Vermont football team. Keady has met with marked success as athletic instructor in Lehigh University, and is now under contract to remain there another year, unless the authorities there see fit to release him in order to permit him to take up the unusual opportunity which Vermont offers him.

Walter Nourse is taking a course in education at Harvard in connection with his teaching at Fessenden School.

Jake Smith writes that he is now a college professor, that he is lecturing at the Thayer School at Hanover, and further that the pupils are taking him seriously and addressing him as Mr. Smith.

Herford N. Elliott spent two months in Southern California this past winter, renewing his youth with horseback riding, air plane flights, and such frivolities. "Hard Luck Herford," says the editor.

Secretary, Fletcher Hale, Laconia, N. H.