CLASS OF 1893

Baker has been re-elected secretary and treasurer of the New Hampshire Society of Sons of the American Revolution.

Cox was recently made vice-president and general solicitor of the John Hancock Life Insurance Company.

Kellar, who is still with the United States Navy Department as hydrographic surveyor, was on the U. S. S. Hannibal in West Indian waters at the time of the class reunion, but will be back in Washington, where his family reside, in the fall.

McLaren has been made submaster of both the Manchester, N. H., high schools at an increase in salary.

W. W. Smith was elected county attorney of Olmstead County, Minnesota, in November, 1922, for a four year term, and has removed his residence to the county seat, Rochester. He has seven children, the youngest born August 14, 1922.

Mason is teacher of hygiene in DeWitt Clinton High School, New York city.

Woodbury is a member of the town planning board at Wakefield, Mass.

Holley, Episcopal rector, recently was transferred from the church at Lancaster, N. H., to that at Peterboro, N. H.

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