Class of 1876

Unusual contacts are in store for the six graduates o£ '76 who propose being in Hanover for the *'6oth." No one of the six will recall having seen G. R. Clark, who was in the class one year, and no one except F. P. Hill will be likely to remember Fennel, who was in the Chandler School two years. Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Bettridge, Fennel's daughters, will be strangers; and Richard T. Ely has not been in Hanover since 1873. A recently announced possibility for the reunion, and even more than that, is Mrs. James F. McElroy.

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