Class of 1901

J. A, Barnard is now hardware buyer for the Jones Hardware Company, 783 Sixth Ave., New York city, and resides at 607 West 137 th St.

Harold P. Hathaway, who has been representing the Gulf Refining Company in Pawtucket, R. 1., has been transferred to larger and more responsible duties at Haverhill, Mass., a well deserved promotion. The Hathaways are residing at 7 Cairsbrook St., Shawsheen Village, Andover, Mass.

Ted C. Morehou'se, Jr., was married in April, 1925, to Miss Jeannette Frances Mylar of Oakland, Cal., and is now representing the Macmillan Company at Bloomington, 111.

Eugene M. Dow has been elected treasurer of Ladew and Jones Company, 105 South St., Boston, manufacturers of sole leather. They have plants in Newark, N. J., and Kingsport, Tenn. Gene is busy looking after financial and auditing affairs at both plants.

Joe Colby, who is vice-president of the Canadian Carbonate Company, recently announced the erection of a new plant in Montreal, to be devoted to purifying carbonic gas under the Backhaus process. (Jim Kimball please note.) This important industrial development follows the purchase by the Canadian Carbonate Company of the Canadian patents covering the use of this process from the United States Industrial Alcohol Company. It is anticipated that this plant is the forerunner of several plants which will be installed throughout Canada. The Canadian Carbonate Company is the largest producer of carbonic acid and gas in the British Empire, and at the present time is operating plants in Halifax, Montreal, Toronto, Hamilton, Winnipeg, and Vancouver. It is understood that Joe's short stay at the reunion was due to the purchase of the Backhaus process, which culminated at the time of the reunion.

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