CLASS OF 1907

Seventy members of the class, accompanied by 27 wives and nine children, returned to celebrate the 15th reunion. Although it rained most of the time, a good time was. had by all. The class was quartered in Hitchcock Hall, filled it completely, and ran over in some of the homes of our townie classmates. By the way, all the townies returned. Smith, Worthen, Filiau, Langill, Bartlett, Chase, and Storrs, all present.

The class was entertained at lunch by the chairman, attended the usual shows, and had the class dinner and meeting at Moose Mountain Cabin. The wives entertained at tea, and were variously entertained by 1912 and 1917.

At the class meeting, the following officers were elected: president, James M. O'Neill; vice-president, Dr. Morris K. Smith; treasurer, W. H. Smart; secretary, Harry R. Wellman; additional members to constitute the executive committee, C. Henry Hathaway and John R. McLane. The secretary was instructed to issue an immediate report of the reunion.

J. C. Wallace was elected a member of the Athletic Council to fill the vacancy arising from the resignation of Mr. Gannon.

Judge and Mrs. McLane sailed for England immediately after the reunion.

The class report is now in the hands of the printer, and should be issued about September first.