Class of 1916

Judith Barbara Eskeline—8 lbs. 14 oz.—arrived at Sacramento, Cal., on May 6, the same day that Joan—B lbs—sister of Bobby, Kathleen, and John English, came along here on this side of the continent. A later note gives Eskie's address as the Standard Oil Company of New York, Hankow, China.

Another bit of news from the Orient tells us that Rog Evans has left there for 270 Madison Ave., New York.

Howdie Parker has moved back to civilization, and is now living at 123 Mt. Vermon St., Newtonville, Mass.

Handsome Harold Tuttle, long since lost, has been reported from 642 Whitehall St., Allentown, Pa. He is a cost accountant with the Fuller Lehigh Company, Fullerton, Pa.

Joe Larimer has been taken into partnership by his law firm (I cannot tell you the firm's name, as my kid ate the card the other day for breakfast.)

Abe Lincoln, having done all the stunts on this side, is leaving for a two months' bat in Europe the first of August.

Providence is a long way from Boston—the center of 'l6 affairs in New England—and New York and Chicago are no nearer. As my wanderings seldom carry me (to those places, won't some of you city fellers write me the latest scandal, so that whatever sparkling bits of news you may have may be passed through these pages to those of us who are more or less out of touch with Balmacaan activities ?

Secretary, 646 Angell St., Providence, R. I.