Class of 1882

For the past year, owing to the prolonged illness of William E. Strong, I have been acting class secretary. Recently, Strong and the College, to avoid confusion, have requested me to assume the title as well.

I certainly regret the necessity that requires this change.

Coburn writes, August 20: "We are busy,arranging and preparing the programmefor another Bible Conference to be heldweek after next. The people pour out tothe Conference in anticipation and withjoy in their hearts. My farm is producingfinely; went through the drought welland again lifts up its head in triumph afterthe recent rains."

Coburn probably gets many a good thought for his sermons while hoeing in the corn field.

Dr. Frank G. Fay, non-graduate, present address, Brattleboro, Vt.

Leviston has changed his address to 3300 Kensington Ave., Richmond, Va.

Frank A. Pease, elected president of the class at the 50th year reunion, died July 17, 1933. More extended notice appears in the obituary notes.

Strong has improved somewhat this summer and sends greetings to the boys.

Secretary, Kennebunkport, Maine