1906

At the Commencement exercises of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y., held on June 22, the honorary degree of Doctor of Engineering was conferred on Joe Nuelle.

On June 4 at Hingham, Mass., a high-speed transport was christened the U. S. S. Rogers Blood, by his mother, Mrs. Robert M. Blood. His sister, Wave Lieutenant Elizabeth Blood was maid of honor. Rogers, who was killed leading his platoon in the landings at Eniwetok, Marshall Islands, received the Silver Star and Purple Heart posthumously.

Louise Whittemore was'married to William Frederick Sparks, Air Corps, U. S. Army on Sunday, July 8.

After thirty-nine years of teaching, Bob Adriance retired on June 22 and has moved to 54 College Road, Orono, Maine.

The class extends its sincerest sympathy to "Dib" Bailey, whose wife died on June 4.

Have just received word of the death of Carlton Soule in Baltimore, the last of June. To the family we extend our sympathy in their loss.

Herbert W. Cummings' new address is 15 Summit Ave., Albany, N. Y.

Was in Hanover for the General Alumni Meeting June 8 and 9 and had the pleasure of seeing a number of our classmates and their wives. They all looked prosperous and well.

Secretary, 37 East 39th St., New York, N. Y. Treasurer, 8205 California Street, N. W Washington 8, D. C.