CLASS OF 1893

Frank W. Miller is now secretary of the Dayton (Ohio) Commercial Finance Company.

J. L. Merrill is with the National Electric Condenser Co. in Philadelphia, Pa.

Edwin S. Weston was a delegate from Derry to the Republican State Convention at Concord, September 26.

A recent issue of the National Magazine published a portrait of John B. Russell, Jr., as a youthful wireless expert.

W. W. Brown is slowly recovering from an attack of infantile paralysis, sustained in the late fall of 1921, which deprived him of the use of his right leg and left arm for some time.

Harlan C. Pearson has sold the GraniteMonthly, the New Hampshire state magazine, of which he has been the editor and publisher, and has been appointed deputy secretary of' state of New Hampshire.

Rufus H. Baker and Frank J. Chadbourne have been nominated by the majority party, the Republicans, in their respective towns of Bow and Plainfield, as representatives in the next New Hampshire legislature.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Gordon of Newton Center, Mass., announce the engagement of their daughter, Helen Hamlin Gordon, Smith '24, to Allan Miles Cate, Dartmouth '20, son of Eleazar Cate, Dartmouth '88, and Mrs. Cate, of Belmont, Mass.

Secretary, Harlan C. Pearson, Concord, N. H.