Class of 1901

Harry B. Giimore was elected secretary of the Western Electric Company, 195 Broadway, on April 7. Gillie has moved his family from Arlington, and they are now residing at 88 Maplewood Ave., Maplewood, N. J. Dr. Charles Prescott is also located in this same town.

A line from Goochie states that he is in England for several months, and expects to return to the tropics for a short stay before coming back to the States.

Professor George M. Janes, professor of Economics at Washington and Jefferson College, has just issued a book entitled "Who Should Have Wealth." This paper is the result of the author's teaching of economics during the last twelve years. It was prepared originally as a lecture for college classes, but has been given in a number of places to widely different audiences. This is published by the Morehouse Publishing Company, Milwaukee, Wis.

A. B. Lane, of Barre, Vt., has been re-elected secretary of the Vermont Alumni Association, which position he has held for several years. The present standing of this alumni association is due largely to Lane's efforts and" conscientious work. He has one son in College, and one to enter in twenty-seven, and one to enter in twenty-eight.

We will all sympathize with Charlie Hildreth in the loss of his wife, which occurred early in April. Further notice of Mrs. Hildreth's death will appear at a later date.

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