CLASS OF 1897

Dr. William D. McFee of Haverhill, Mass., announced his candidacy for mayor of that city on November 1.

"Kid" Folsom and his wife were visitors in the East during September.

Elizabeth, the daughter of Ned Wood-worth, passed away very suddenly last summer at a camp for girls in Connecticut.

So very few of the class have sent in their letters for a class report, which was to have been issued this fall, that it has been decided not to issue this until next year.

Semp Smith and Harry Chase have arrived back from their European trips with every evidence of not only having had a good time, but putting a part of their time at least to profitable use.

Archie Mills' address is Curtis, Washington, so Semp Smith says. "Semp" and his family traveled about 2500 miles by auto in England, Scotland, and the Continent. He just missed Harry Chase in London and again in Paris. Ritchie Smith, Semp's son, is a member of this year's freshman class at Dartmouth.

Secretary, Harry H. Blunt, 125 Summer St., Boston