CLASS OF 1892

On January 17 Emerson rounded up the '92 men in Boston for dinner at the University Club with. Hall of New York and Baldwin of Cleveland, who were in the city at that time. The other men present were Lamprey, Libby, Potter, Salinger, Weston, and Strong. Plans for the coming reunion were discussed.

Baldwin spoke before groups of ornitholo- gists in Boston, Cambridge, and Manchester, N. H., during the week of January 16 upon his method of trapping and banding birds. Nearly one hundred volunteers will take up the work in New England next spring.

Lamprey is giving a course of lectures on camp management and practices at Boston University from January 28 to April 1. The course is intended particularly for camp directors and camp counselors, but would be of value to anyone interested in camp life.

Fred P. Reed, after leaving his work in the Medical Corps of the army, went to California, and is now located at Stockton, Cal., as the secretary and treasurer of the Pacific Asbestos Corporation. His home address is 419 North Stanislaus St., and his business address 310 Belding Building. At either place any '92 man will find a hearty welcome.

Secretary, Arthur M. Strong, 50 Beacon St., Boston