CLASS OF 1885

The secretary has just issued the Seventh Report of the class, which a sub-title designates as " Preliminary to the Twenty-fifth Reunion." Eighty-five, including wives and children, are noted as expecting to attend Eighty-five's anniversary at the approaching Commencement.

Ernest F. Critchett, superintendent of schools for New Ulm, Minn., has been appointed one of three inspectors of high and graded schools for the state, and will remove to Minneapolis.

Henry A. Hubbard has lately removed to Holland, Oregon.

Herbert C. White is now a florist at Massillon, Ohio.

Rev. D. O. Bean has removed from Seattle to Portland, Oregon, where he intends to prepare his 120-acre irrigated farm for apple tree cull ure.

Dr. Wm. C. Bouton's recent address before Lake County Medical Society, upon water supply and sewage of lake shore towns, closing-with " a tribute to the medical profession " has been reprinted both in the WaukeganDaily Sun and as the leading article in the Chicago Medical Record for January, 1910.

Secretary, Prof. Herbert D. Foster, Hanover, N. H.