CLASS OF 1912

Mark Snow left the New York Central Railroad last October and joined the forces of the Froehlich and Emery Engineering Company of Detroit, Mich. This company had just secured the contract to appraise all the interurban railways in the state of Michigan for the Public Utilities Commission, and has its office at 1134 Book building. Mark is in the office with the title of cost engineer, and is rooming with W. A. Lang '15. He is planning to be in Hanover, for the Tenth Reunion.

Abe Lincoln has emigrated to Florida for an indefinite period. He found an opportunity for the future in the orange business, and now has about eighty acres, thirty-five of which are planted to orange and grapefruit trees. At the same time we learn of the birth of Alfred Leonard Lincoln, October 9, 1921. This is Abe's second born.

C. H. Stratford is said to be with the East Jersey Pipe Company at Paterson, N. J.

The address of Merton H. Baker should be changed to 618 Main St., New Rochelle, N. Y.

C. G. Morrill is with the Eclipse Box and Lumber Company, 425 Greenpoint Avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y.

Doc O'Connor has moved his residence to 81 Harrison Street, East Orange, N. J.

Doc Phelps 3rd is living at 120 Jersey Avenue, Elizabeth, N. J., and teaching in the Scarsdale High School, Scarsdale, N. Y.

George E. Spencer is said to be at 120 West Second Street, Moorestown, N. J.

The engagement is announced of George F. Wallburg to Miss Elsa Detlefsen, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George D. Detlefsen of Belmont, Mass. Miss Detlefsen is a graduate of Radcliffe, and a sister of John A. Detlefsen 'OB. Her older sister is the wife of Jesse W. Gage '06.

Secretary, Conrad E. Snow, Rochester, N. H.