CLASS OF 1905
Frank J. McCabe, Jr., died November 2, 1929, from a wound received in the accidental discharge of a revolver which he was holding. The sympathy of all the members of the class and their families is extended to Dr. and Mrs. McCabe in their great loss.
The Conley family spent Christmas at Portland with Walter's parents. Walter, Jr., is a student at the Gunnery School at Washington, Conn.
Dr. William J. Campbell was elected president of Atlanta Theological Seminary last October, after a brief term as acting president. He succeeds Dr. Lewis H. Keller, who resigned on account of ill health. Campbell was called to the Seminary from the pastorate of the United Congregational church of Atlanta, Ga., where he had been settled only a short time. Now the Seminary has been reincorporated in Tennessee under the name of Atlanta Theological Seminary Foundation and is affiliated with the School of Religion of Vanderbilt University. The removal from Atlanta to Nashville took place in the fall of 1929, and the school occupies one of the buildings of the University. It opened in December with eighteen students and a faculty of five. The Foundation is the only Congregational institution in the South for the training of ministers and religious workers, and forms a vital part of the Congregational program of expansion in the South. Campbell's address in Nashville is at Wesley Hall, in care of Vanderbilt University. Dr. Campbell's daughter, Miss Louise G. Campbell, graduated from Ohio State University at Columbus last June, and is now secretary of the Young Women's Christian Association at the University of Maine.
W. H. Lillard, Jr., who is a member of the senior class, is director of the Outing Club Carnival, which is to be held at Hanover this month.
Congressman Fletcher Hale is to have the Republican nomination without contest for re-election in the First New Hampshire district.
Jimmy Vaughan, Toots Balph, and Bob Falconer each report that they will be at the reunion next June. Who else?
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