Class of 1904

Amos P. Foster reports a change o£ address—business, 705 Fountain Sq. Bldg., Cincinnati, Ohio, with residence at 3439 Ruther Ave.

Harry I. Holton has also changed his address; place of business is now 38 W. Randolph St., Chicago, with residence 4937 Kimbark Ave.

The Secretary called on the Rev. Robert Marshall recently. Zeus has a beautiful home on the Battle Green at Lexington, Mass.

The "No-Quota" campaign for the Alumni Fund is now on. Your support of the class agent, Ned Robinson, is urged.

The publication of the Episcopal Diocese of Western Massachusetts, The PastoralStaff, the April issue, carries a very laudatory column on our own Jack Nolan, who is city missionary of Springfield. Visitations are made weekly to all the local hospitals, which means he is in some hospital every day. He makes regular visits to the county jail, doing personal work among the prisoners and aiding them at the close of their prison term. He is a member of the Family Welfare Society; chaplain of the 104 th Infantry, Massachusetts National Guard, with rank of major; a member of the school board of the city of Springfield. The days are too short for Jack to carry on the many and splendid services in which he is interested.

Through an arrangement made by the secretary of the College, Sidney C. Hayward, the railroads of the country are offering special round-trip tickets from June 16 to June 20 for Commencement. Any member of the class wishing to take advantage of this special rate arrangement should write the Secretary at once.

The Alumnus of New York University in its February 15 edition carries quite a bit of space devoted to Harry Chase, who is to become the new president of the University, beginning July 15. An interesting sketch is furnished by President Hopkins.

Secretary, c/o Tifft Bros., 1387 Main St. Springfield, Mass.