CLASS OF 1906

By the time this issue of the MAGAZINE reaches you, you will have received a copy of the Twenty-fifth Reunion class report, and will be in possession of all the news the class secretary has. Hence I give here only two or three items that may be of interest to the world at large.

Ray Butterfield began his duties as pastor of the Maplewood Congregational church of Maiden, Mass., on April 1. His Maiden address is 7 Church St.

The sympathy of the class is extended to Harvey Whittemore on the death of his father, Henry Whittemore '66, which came so unexpectedly in Hanover just after the Secretaries Association meeting.

Arthur Libby has recently been appointed for his sixth term as judge of the Municipal Court of Norwich, Conn.

Elwood Erickson, who is one of the noonday preachers of the Brick Presbyterian church in New York city, has been spending a few months' vacation in Hollywood, Cal.

Ralph Smead is a structural engineer, at present working on athletic and recreation structures for the city of Los Angeles.

All set for the Twenty-fifth! '06 up!

Secretary, Hanover, N. H.