Class of 1889

Chester Flagg is now in charge of the Bridgman School in Shirley Center, Mass. This Is a new school for boys, opened in September by Dr. and Mrs. Howard A. Bridgman formerly of Lawrence Academy, Groton, Mass.

O. S. Warden, for the second time president of the Montana State Press Association, addressed the delegates to the Fortieth Annual Convention held at Livingston, August 27. He told them, among many other good things, that the Golden Rule is perhaps the best and simplest code for newspaper makers in attaining the high standards generally sought and in securing and holding the confidence of the public.

Alfred A. Wheat, assistant attorney general in the Department of Justice in Washington, spent the month of August in Marblehead, Mass., with a brief visit to his mother in the old home at Nashua, N. H.

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