CLASS of 1886

Prof. Edwin B. Frost has been at the Billings Hospital, Chicago, for treatment for some acute abdominal trouble since October 28. He is reported as decidedly better. Allen P. Richmond, M.D., after following his profession at Dover, N. H., for forty-two years, has retired from practice. Dr. and Mrs. Richmond have taken up their residence at 64 South St., Hingham, Mass., in one of the colonial mansions of that town. They are making a home for their daughter Eleanor, who is employed in Boston.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Newton enjoyed a two months tour of the Maine coast and Rangeley Lakes region by auto in July and August.

Professor and Mrs, William P. Kelly returned in September from Europe where they spent the summer in travel. "Biff" reports a pleasant call on "Rob" Brown.

French, Thompson, Smith, Newton, and the Secretary were in attendance at the Harvard-Dartmouth game.

The Secretary and Mrs. Snow passed July and August in touring Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Russia, and England, touching en route at the ports of Danzig and Copenhagen.

Secretary, Rochester, N. H.