Class of 1883

Rev. Leon D. Bliss, who in late years filled several ministerial pastorates in California, has removed recently from Moro Bay and can now be addressed at Box 2, Atascadero, Calif.

John T. Cressey has given up his large catering business at 1642 Massachusetts Ave., Cambridge, Mass., in which his daughter, who had special qualifications along nutrition lines, gave him able assistance recently, and is trying to regain good health, which has been somewhat impaired by too close attention to business.

Rev. Owen H. Gates, one of the quiet men of our class, and a long time librarian of the Andover Theological Seminary which removed to Cambridge, has now taken up his residence at New Castle, N. H.

Walter B. Patterson, my associate corresponding secretary of our class, who was forced to relinquish the position on account of a partial stroke of paralysis from which he has partially recovered, after a long term of very successful service in educational work in Washington, D. C., has removed from the tiring hubbub of city life to the quiet realms of Rockville, Md.

Secretary, Hartford, Vt.