Class of 1901

Wendall G. Lane, son of Adolph B. Lane of our class, has entered the freshman class, and is living in old Sanborn Hall.

Eddie Hunter has a" contract for a $50,000 residence, the construction of which he is supervising, in Barre, Vt.

Leslie C. Ladd, son of Homer Ladd, graduated from the College last June, and is at present working with his father, the F. D. Ladd Co., Barre, Vermont's largest and most complete grocery and provision store.

George F. French has been granted a leave of absence from Phillips Andover Academy, and sailed July 12 with his wife for a year's study in France.

Charlie Whelan is again serving as football coach for the Boston University team.

The Secretary has recently learned of the death of Edwin R. Foss, a member of this class freshman year, which occured in November, 1916. We hope to have further record of his life to present later.

B. B. Greer, operating vice-president of the Chicago, Milwaukee, and St. Paul Railway, was recently quoted as saying that the C. M. & St. P. will earn its fixed charges of $21,500,000 this year. Ben looks for a big business the next four months, and feels that they are in a good position and physical condition to handle it. Reduction in operating expenses was effected which offsets substantially the loss in revenue, and will bring the net operating income to compare favorably with last year.

Secretary, 42 Orange St., Nashua, N. H.