Class of 1876

Great-grandchildren multiply. Mrs. James F. McElroy has four. Two of these are also great-grandchildren of Mrs. William H. Gardiner.

Rev. Francis P. Thayer had a letter in a July issue of the Boston Herald on the advantage of classical study. Latin was specially mentioned.

F. H. Hardison had a column and over in the Herald in June, giving the argument for compulsatory automobile insurance as set forth in the present Massachusetts law. His statement included the disadvantages of optional insurance.

Mrs. Submit Dewart of Baltimore, only surviving child of William C. Clarke of Manchester, N. H., recently deceased, sailed the soth of July for a year's residence in Europe. She has a son living in the neighborhood of Paris, another traveling in Europe, and a third preparing to enter Harvard.

Hay's summer address is General Delivery, Worcester, Mass.

Hunt has so far recovered from his accident of a fractured femur that he is able to take automobile rides.

Secretary, 411 High St., West Medford, Mass.