CLASS OF 1894

Secretary C. C. Merrill was recently in Concord, when the New Hampshire Supreme Court was in session. He reports an enjoyable foregathering with John Allen, who is an associate justice.

Secretary Charles C. Merrill preached at Plymouth church, Brooklyn, N. Y., the last Sunday in November. The class was repre- sented in the congregation by Alfred E. Norris.

The night before the Harvard game, Matt Jones gave us a most enjoyable dinner and evening at the Union Club in Boston. This is the first one for many years that we did not gather at his home. We greatly missed Mrs. Jones, who was unable to be present. According to Frank Griffin's census the following members were present: Adams, F. C. Allen, J. E. Allen, Ames, R. W. Bartlett, Berry, Claggett, Clogston, Colby, Dutton, Gifford, Griffin, Hall, Hardy, Harris, Hurd, Jones, Knowlton, Lyon, McGroty, Marden, Norris, Parker, Sawyer, Sherman, B. A. Smalley, F. L. Smalley, A. W. Stone, Wallis.

Ninety-four men will be pleased and deeply interested to learn that Mrs. Matt B. Jones is recovering from the prolonged illness that caused her regretted but unavoidable absence from the 1930 annual dinner that Matt has so graciously given us for so many years.

Editor, Claremont, N. H.