Class of 1887

Dr. Charles A. Eastman has been made a director of the Brooks-Bryce Foundation, an organization founded to promote a better understanding between this country and Englan .

Prof. Geo. P. Bacon has removed recently from Medford Hillside to Cambridge, Mass., 10 Bellevue St., and is a near neighbor of Profs. F. B. Sanborn and Geo. E. Johnson.

The class had a dinner the evening betore and also the evening after the recent Dartmouth-Harvard game, and there were present altogether the following members of the class -Arthur, Bacon, Burnett, Bingham, Blakey, Blossom, Carpenter, Cunningham, Cushman, Dartt, Fernald, Gage, Hadlock, Hale, Head, Howland, G. E. Johnson, Junkins, Kittredge, Knight, Merrill, Quackenboss, Quint, E. Rice, Sanborn, and White—26 in all, the largest gathering of the class outside of reunions. The dinner Saturday night was held in common with classes 'B5 to 'B9, and there were present-Bayley and Hovey 'B5; Cate, Gregory, Livermore, Short, Lougee '88; Chase, Anderson, Frost 'B9.

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