CLASS OF 1887

Mrs. Annie Chamberlain continues to carry on the cattle ranch at Brownlee, Neb., assisted by her daughter lona. A granddaughter, Neva Marie Christie, was recently born to her other daughter, Mrs. J. L. Christie, at Whitman, Neb.

Rev. A. H. Ross and wife attended Commencement in June to be present at the graduation of their son, A. H. Ross, Jr. Other classmates present were Judge Bingham and Trustees Howland and Knight.

Miss Esther Manson, Manson's daughter, is teaching this year in the Ridgewood (N. J.) High School.

Sydney E. Junkins has purchased of Edward K. Hall the old Hastings house at Hanover.

Governor Conley of West Virginia has appointed Edward W. Knight as one of the eleven commissioners to study the state constitution and recommend amendments necessary to bring the fundamental law of the state up to date.

The class has suffered a great loss by the recent death of Charles L. Carpenter. Mr. Carpenter, accompanied by Mrs. Carpenter, Dr. Galbreath, and the class secretary, was near the end of a three weeks' canoe trip in Quebec province, Canada, and after two hard days, due to head winds and many portages, made an early camp beyond Bark Lake Depot. Carpenter seemed rested at night, but during the night suffered a severe heart attack. He rallied, but later had a relapse and passed away quickly. The funeral services were held at Andover, Mass., and were attended by classmates Blakey, Cushman, Gage, Howland, George E. Johnson, Quint, Rice, and Sanborn. An obituary notice will follow later.

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Secretary, West Southport, Me.