CLASS OF 1889

The following is taken from the BostonTranscript of March 25: "Ralph S. Bartlett of 139 Beacon St. is among the passengers sailing for! Europe today on the steamship Presidente Wilson, which takes the Mediterranean route. Mr. Bartlett's first objective will be Spain, and from there he will travel to various interesting places. He expects to be away for several months."

Charles D. Hazen, professor of European History at Columbia University, is one of five men recently elected to membership in the American Academy of Arts and Letters. One of the New York dailies published a photograph of "America's Immortals, Two Dozen Strong," taken at the last annual meeting. It is a pleasure to recognize. "C. D.'s" face in such a distinguished group, which includes Elihu Root, Ambassador Jusserand, President Butler of Columbia, David Jayne Hill, Royal Cortissoz, Daniel Chester French, Robert Underwood Johnson,* Robert Grant, John C. Van Dyke.

Dr. Walter F. Robie of Baldwinville was one of the speakers at the Sixth International Neo-Malthusian and Birth Control Conference held recently in New York city.

James A. Wellman has completed thirty years of service as state agent for New Hampshire of the National Life Insurance Company of Montpelier. In honor of his thirtieth anniversary he was given a reception and dinner on March 31, at Hotel Carpenter in Manchester. The dinner was attended by about thirty representatives of the company, including Fred Howland '87, president of the company, and Clarence C. Moulton '89, actuary. A newspaper comment is: "Mr. Wellman is one of the best known citizens of Manchester and has always been active in civic affairs. He was chairman of the original board of highway commissioners."

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