Class of 1887

Frank B. Sanborn was accompanied by his wife on a recent business trip to Texas.

Hon. J. B. Wallace of Canaan represented the class at the annual meeting of the Secretaries Association at Hanover in May.

Dr. Charles A. Eastman, who delivered a course of lectures at Oxford University this past winter, has returned with reports of an enjoyable time. Among others he .met socially Lloyd George and Lord Dartmouth.

Edward A. Burnett was married to kllen Jenette Stoddard on June 14 at Plymouth, Mass.

The marriage of Madelaine Gile to Dr. John Pollard Bowler was celebrated at Hanover on May 26, 1928.

Mrs. Mildred Manson is living at Auburn, lvie., with her daughter Esther, who is teacher of English and dramatics at the Edward Little High School, Auburn.

Canfield Hadlock, son of A. E. Hadlock, received his master's degree from the College at Commencement.

Prof. G. P. Bacon's younger daughter, Ruth Elizabeth, graduated in June from Radcliffe with the degree of A. B. magna cum laude in government. She has a Carnegie fellowship to study in Cambridge University, England, for the coming year. Prof. Bacon, who has a halt year's leave of absence from his duties at Tufts College, and Mrs. Bacon will accompany their daughter abroad and after a period of travel on the Continent will make their headquarters at Cambridge. The elder daughter, Dorothy, has been promoted to an assistant professorship at Smith College.

Mrs. Frank John Urquhart announces the marriage of her daughter Jean to Mr. John Theodore Hieber. The wedding service was performed at Newark, N. J., on June 23, 19-8. They will make their home at Towanda, Pa., after September 1.

Secretary, West Southport, Me.