Class of 1893

Cox was one of six chief executives of great insurance companies called to conference in the White House by President Roosevelt in September. If the big boys got to bragging among themselves Guy could show ace cards in a six months' gain for his company of thirteen million dollars in assets and applications for new insurance totaling more than seven millions, taken by his agents between September 8 and 24.

Greeley, trustee of the Marlboro public library, was chairman of the committee of arrangements at a recent unveiling of portraits of donors of the library building. Speaking of Massachusetts public libraries, Woodbury has been a trustee of the Lucius Beebe Memorial Library at Wakefield for 36 years and is chairman of the books committee of the board.

In the campaign before the New Hampshire Republican primary George B. Dodge and Mrs. E. B.Weston were members of the Moses-for-Senator state committee. Ted was a delegate to the Republican state convention. In the Democratic state convention Senator Calef served on the committee on credentials.

We can dig up an item about Aborn from the Boston and Providence papers almost any day. Recently we have seen noted his participation in the national shade-tree conference in Boston and his service as a judge at the big dog show in connection with the Brockton Fair.

Holley returns to New Hampshire as rector of the Episcopal church at Littleton and chaplain of St. Mary's, the diocesan school for girls. His previous parishes in New Hampshire were Lancaster and Peterboro, and he has served also in the dioceses of New York and Vermont.

Secretary, 104 North State St., Concord, N. H.