Class of 1878

E. H. Rowell, after spending the summer at Tilton, is again at 198 Islington St., Portsmouth. Classmates passing that way will please take notice.

Rev. Dr. M. L. Stimson of Coral Gables, Fla., after having endured for forty years or more the inconveniences caused by gall stones and a perverse appendix, finally decided to dispose of both at one operation, and at the age of 76 he has joined the cult of the surgically renovated. With Mrs. Stimson's careful nursing he made a quick recovery from the double operation, but has since been afflicted with arthritis to a degree that limits his activities and, much to his disappointment, forbade his attendance upon the recent meeting of the American Board, of which he is a corporate member. We hope he will get limbered up sufficiently to attend the class reunion at Hanover next June.

Secretary, 321 Highland Ave., Fitchburg, Mass.