Class of 1876

A daughter, Mary Charlotte, was born to Dr. and Mrs. Richard T. Ely, March 28. It will be recalled that a son was born two years ago.

Stirason sends a delightful letter from his home at La Jolla, Calif. He mentions the attractions of California as a place of residence, but allows there are times when he misses the forested conditions of the East and the wild life which the forests hold. He had taken an automobile trip to the Salton Sea and the Desert. "It is difficult to explain the attractiveness, yes fascination, of the Desert; but it certainly hasa charm for those who know it, in spite ofthe vast unoccupied stretches, the absence of vegetation, and, at first, the desolate loneliness of it all."

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