CLASS OF 1899

The press of the country is full these days of the disastrous effects of drought and poor business. But a steady flow of interesting literature from Doc Norton in Texas seems to show that the winter vegetable industry is flourishing there, and that agricultural colleges and ranches are planning for a still greater future.

The current news has been packed this month into the annual class report. So we'll say "So long" till the Boston round-up in March brings a part of the fellows together again.

Secretary, 41 West Kirke St., Chevy Chase, Md.