CL A F I E R S S O F C S .
l mmi C ass Co ttee.
A RTH UR P I E RCE BUTLE R . A A P H R H I LL S H C U C .
JA M E S A LD E RSON BA ILE Y .
l C am Treasurer .
LI U A KE E D JU S RO SS W FI L .
Wakefield was elected by the Class to fill the vacan cy caused by th e th f dea o Cabot .
Class S etar ecr y .
E GE ORGE ROYA L P ULSIF R .
6h: Bndn—nrll aah Ollptrrhill firm s I nntmt TABLE OF CONTENTS.
— CLASS OF 1 8 8 8 GRA D UATES
TEMPORARY MEM BERS
RECORD S OF TH E CLASS
MARRIAGES AN D BIRTHS
DEATHS — MI LITARY SERVI CE MEMBERS
SONS
CI VI LIAN WAR ACI ‘I VITIES —MEM BERS
Sims
A WORD FROM THE SECRETARY .
Our progressin g years and the disturbances of war have somewhat limited an d made irregu lar the gatherings of the
- h nn did n ot Class since the Twenty fift A iversary . It seem n n in 1914 and wise to attempt a y special celebratio , imme f I n 1915 on u 15th l . diate y therea ter came the war , Febr ary , the Boston members of the Class gave a dinn er to those , l S n m en n u d d C u . livi g o tsi e, at the Harvar b eve ty were present and Thayer presided ; his last appearan ce with mem m en e d nn bers of the Class . The New York gav a i er to the n u 26 h 1 916 d Clu Class o Febr ary t , , at the Harvar b , New
Y ork nd d d S n - on e m en , at which Ra presi e . eve ty were pre n I n 1 1 B n m n n d nn on se t . 9 7 the osto e agai gave a i er Feb
ru ar l 0th d Clu B l d d . y at the Harvar b , at which o ster presi e I n 1918 in hi and an d we were the t ck of the war , , as y i ea of u c n d n n o d nn was a p bli celebratio seeme i appropriate , i er n On u 21 1919 a an give that year . Febr ary , , however, the ple s t u d and nn c stom was revive , the New York members gave a di er d Clu N ewY ork W dn at the Harvar b of , over which ar er pre
d d an d fift - m en n d d si e which y three atte e . Our nn in un 1918 did n o Thirtieth A iversary J e , , we t at an n We u d tempt to celebrate by y special eve ts . were all aro se by the war and too seriou s an d too distracted to thin k of
n an celebratien W n d it havi g y elaborate . e merely postpo e ,
and in un e 1919 r —r however , J , , celebrated ou Thirty fi st Anni versar u d n f o y , a somewhat irreg lar procee i g, as class a fairs g , but which proved as enjoyable as if it had happen ed to be our nn On un 1 h n n Thirtieth A iversary . J e 7th we ad lu cheo ’ “ - so d Monston . at Ike Thomas s calle farm , e Farm, Ipswich We went down by autos and in cidentally stopped at Bert ’ G - n n ha u u l ale s life savi g statio , which he d tho ghtf l y estab lished u s on for the coast of Swampscott . After the wreck our u h ns ad n d . on age of o la ght bee cleare away Mrs Gale, ’ — vi CLAS S OF 88 E I GH TH REP ORT
a n a n d an d d u the same d y , e tert i e the wives some of the a ghters un e n On Wedn d 1 h . June 8t of the Class at l ch o es ay, , the members an d their wives an d numerou s daughters and some
n ed l un u in W n and sons lu ch at the Oak ey Co try Cl b atertow , ’ d- on then went to the Harvar Yale ball game Soldiers Field .
n n in d n u i On that eve i g we d e at the Taver Cl b n Boston . n d n Nin ety m en were prese t . Swarts presi ed a d there was d A n n G . . speaki g by A ams , Choate , Carpe ter, the Secretary, d n dn a d . un an n War er, Se gwick, Thomas L d read origi al poem . Of cou rse the Class has met every Commencement Day at ,
ul d u 1 H olworth . I n dd n its reg ar hea q arters , , y a itio to these more formal meetin gs the Boston members of the Class have
n u n d nn fir s on J nn 24 give two s bscriptio i ers the t a ary , 1 918 d u an d n d on Ma 8 1918 , at the Harvar Cl b the seco y , , at n n u B n nn d nn the U io Cl b , osto . It is pla e to have some di ers u n an d d din by s bscriptio this year , it is to be hope that the ners in Boston an d New York for the whole Class by invitation n nu d may be co ti e . It is somewhat interesting to note that as din ers we are
d our n an d no n far ahea of co temporaries , that class withi ten years of u s shows so large an atten dan ce of members ° n nn S sin either at the formal or i formal di ers . The ecretary cerely hopes that the severe drou ght n ow up on a s will not
our d- wither goo fellowship . Some of the facts concernin g the members an d their sons
r n n n have been redu ced to figu es a d may be i teresti g .
Number of gradu ates Number of temporary members
Total 311
Gradu ates deceased Temporary members deceased
Total A WORD FROM TH E SECRETA RY vii
Percentage of deaths of gradu ates Percentage of deaths of temporary members Number of members who have been married Married m em bers who have died Unmarried members who have died
Children of members Adopted children
Total
Sons of members who have attended Harvard Members in active Military Service
(All of whom were in the army an d held commissions . ) ” Number of members who did civilian w ar work m Son s of members in active Military Service
Of 44 d n Two n ( whom receive commissio s . so s were d in kille active service . ) * Sons of members in civilian war work
This report is incomplete in information concernin g many
’ of s the members . The Secretary expre ses regret that all his
f du d u l s H e e forts have pro ce s ch meagre rep ie . has the com n u h m an d forti g tho ght , however, t at each who has replie , “ “ ” n othin g new or j u st the same or who has failed to reply
d n ss incom at all , is estoppe from a y po ible criticism of the leten ess p of the report . The Secretary is especially desirou s of receiving some word con cern in g the following m en : B u un n d n G d u n ack s , C i gham , Davi so , Foster, oo h e, Hamble , n n n E S W. . He ry, Keasbey, Lilie thal , Millike , Mills , eelye , S S n n C . W. a d d eip , mith , So heim . The Secretary wishes to express his thanks for the many courtesies extended by the Harvard Records Office in placing n n d all its i formatio at his isposal .
‘ h s is as ed u on all a la l r m l A h exc ss of T i b p av i b e repo ts but u ndou btedly is inc o p ete . e m od est ro a l h as caused num erou s a l r r r act al s rvic of th s character y p b b y f i u e s to epo t u e e i .
CLA SS OF 1 8 8 8 .
GRA D UA TE S .
( Th e nam es of deceased m em b ers are p rin ted in Old English type followed by h th e year of deat . ) w altz: g hhgtt 1919 A rth ur P i erce Bu tler Ch arles Francis A dam s GLbarIzs films 63 5“ G eorge Lockh art A llen G eo rge A lbert Carpenter C opley A m ory 19m g ébaz z A nder n Larz so Hen ry D u rant Ch eever Jam e Waldin fi eld A leton s g pp Rich ard P ercy Chittenden J m lk r A s in a es Wa e u t Ch arles Franci s Ch oate Jam es A lderson B aile y A saph Ch urchill nkl r n B l h Fra in G ee e a c g batlgg W at tefittt quark 1891 Ch arles Handy B aldwin Hen ry M arty n Clark e w 1 1e D n ht Bancm fi M arsh all Bidw ell Clark e Willi am B arnes Frederic P e rci val Clement Joh n D ani el B arry M arsh all Hill Cly de N ath niel E dw ard Bartlett a Th om as Clyde
W i iam 3325 15 3 17° ll , S teph en Russell Hu rd Codman Joseph I rving Bennett Ch arles N orth end Cogsw ell illiam B a ard de R illi r W y e G eorge P roc tor Cogsw ell l m li n A lber Bliss Wil i a Ju a t G eorge W ash i ngton Cram Edw a rd Lu dlam Bloss om K endall F ox C rock er ‘ 1 fi zlhin QEotnath 380215 19 3 A lan Cuningh am maxim Bfitbtt 1918 B enj a m in Frankli n Curti s 13 Ch a rles Boh len mamfifi 38mm“E 3 1 Wilfred B olster Joh n D ane jurhgcz fi nntingtan 180mm; 1919 William P ec k D aniels Walter D orsey D av idge 3 059139 35t 350312“ 1918 Th om as D rum m ond D avidson Frederi ck Josi ah B radlee Ch andler D avis fi t abam isunting 33mm : 1913 Frank Lincoln D ean G eorge A tw OOd B rock Frankli n Henry D ew art Gaa sten B row ne D av id Taggart D i ck inson 313 01113 5 fi lm" Brah ms 1914 9 ? 39mm Bad man B rake W er ranklin Brus 1919 alt fl h Russell D u ane M y ron Lu th er B runer C arroll E verett E dson Cy ril H erbe rt Burdett Henry E dw a rd s
(1X) — x CLASS OF 8 8 EIGHTH REP ORT
3 01mBit e 9131t n E dw ard B ristol Harvey 1915 Wendell P h illips E lkins b at lza mamant iaat muuh Ca rl A dolf E w ald (5 11591t fl ag 1901 k i alza f ran Si n z jf Harry E dgar Hay es h rle E rnest arnum C a s F Willi am P ride Henderson rbert aviland i ld He H F e Hom er Winth rop Hervey (g ratin mint N orm an Francis Hesseltine Wa lter G ree nwood Forsy th 9 11m flairdjilh 390mm 1913 ll m E ver tt ow ler Wi i a e F D aniel Cu rti s Holder C arle ton Sh urtle rancis ff F Oscar H ow e Holder Ch arles Fr end i R obert A fton Holland R obert Higginson Fuller ’ 11, 051;m iguanrz Horace How ard Fu rness “f alter G regg Horton William Henry Fu rness E dw ard S tu rges Hosm er Herbert E lb ridge G ale A rth ur Lincoln How ard William Wak efi eld Gale A rthu r C orneliu s Ja ck son Jam es A m brose G allivan H erbert Keightley J ob William Joseph G allivan Arth u r T readw ay Joh nson fl lugh M tfi im fi an iaun 1900 QLbat Ies f rauds ikabnmzim 1892 marshal“31a ®aaquzt 1908 Franci s D e m etri u s Kalopoth akes A rth ur P ark G a y Lindley M ille r Kea sbey G eorge B runo de Gersdorfi ih thtt idt SKs zr 33 2181111 350mm 28m g ®ibana M i ch ael E dw ard Kelley enr ath ro lbert H y L p Gi Ralph A verill Kellogg Joh n M lton G itterm an i Frederic Hedge Kennard Clarence Willard Gleason “ ?EDtuath fi amiltun i81a 1898 Sidney Glea son Willard Rob ert Kimball Gustavus A dolph us Goebel Fran cis Wallace Know les S am u el A m ory G oodh ue P erry Law ton Josiah Ferd nand Goodin i g William A u gustine Leahy Qli atlza 1mm ® aubmin b 32 George B ridge Leigh ton E rnest B a rron Gordon Robert Ham ilton Leland 192:l W illiam ®rabam 1899 G eorge H ey denfeldt Lent 1910 Ch arles Lam son G riffin Bubztt Qtulzman fl ailing 39mm 1191171l 333 12 L eo Rich Lew is E nmaw 5 2mm 33a“ Ch arles Jacob Livingood Jam es Loeb George Gilm an Hall r d B ates u nd Samuel S tick ney Hall F e L Ia t fitall 1889 Jam es M ott Hallow ell jh amia QEI a m 1892 Cosm ond Rose H am m erslough john W hite fil cfitammun P hilip M elancth on Hamm ett i amnzl floater mtfllzarg 1892 m m M at e 9111 011 39 39 5 R ow land Blennerh assett M ah any Sau na mantis 35mm Ri ch ard Clark e M anning E dw a rd A very Harrim an Franci s S kiddy M arden CLA SS or 1888 xi g lzxanhzr t kmitbMarks 1900 E dw ard Hosme r S avary ‘ QEzar z QEoinattl 1906 Jam es A l red S axe g Marat) , Silt . f E dw ard C ampbell M ason Joh n Walter S axe Henry L ow ell M ason B ernard Turner S cherm erhorn George He rbert M ead Joh n Hunter S edgwick ‘ tebn itk 0mm e 1919 Th om as T aylor S eelye .fl 39 M ans Joh n M erw i Willi am Stetson M errill ne S eip Ch arle Tild n m Harry Fessenden M eserve s o S e pers Jeremiah M l Harry Robert Miles a achi Sh eeh an fi fomg ifiuhg M inn 1913 Herm an Th om as Sh epard Th om as Osborne Sh e ard W illiam M itcbeII 1908 p n binanh fi unin n Ch arles D e Verde M usaus fi b g Willi am N elson g llan abacbtr i impkina 381mm 19mm 1914 Ch au ncey Sm ith E dw in lliam S ald n Willi am Kim ball N orton Wi p i g ’ ll am tu r l in P eter Joseph O Callagh an Wi i S a t Spau d g l N athan QBppmbzim 1916 Frederick D ud ey Stetson ’ E dm und Ch ar min S tow ll fibwbm 31m QBbzt tun 1900 g e Ly nde S ullivan Herm an P age ll am Law son Sum rall Rob ert Treat P aine Wi i arold Sw a n B radley Webster P alm er H i S olom on Louis Sw arts iazgh muh mason iBanI 1889 E dw ard Wy lly s Taylor Franklin D ixon P eale 35 mifii lz t a m: E dw ard A llen P ease 3 p g g ucian S kinner Th a er Ch arles Hen ry P ennypa ck er L y ll am oodrich Th om son Valentine M ott P ierce Wi i G p rve P ark r owl E dm u nd P la tt Ha y e T e E dw ard arren rull 1892 Fred erick P lumm er W T [ ® zar z 58 m a:QHIrid Henry M errih ew P lum mer g 3 m M alt ) Henry T emple P ope Ralph Henry Van D em an Ch arles A llen P orter Julius Ross Wa k efi eld E dw ard Bigley P ratt J oh n William Henry Walden Henry A llston P ulsford Henry S teele W ardner George Roy al P ulsifer E dw a rd Ross W arren Willi am Rand Farri ngton Hash am Wh ipple A lbert Wood Rantoul W alter M ari nus Willett Franci s Joseph Rey nolds Frank B acku s Willi am s Joh n E arle Reynolds f rank ifizimlg W illiams 1912 © 30 Elu z Kit arh 1900 n s pb b s Joh n Walter Wood Ch arles B u ler t Rogers Francis C all Woodm an l m Wi lia R opes W illiam fificfilicbazl 11130011 m W arren fi am 1907 39 m paun mart!) 1912 5 $ zl fi 1891 32t b tun anforh Ju lius Freiberg Worku m
Th e follow ing received th e degree of SE
Benj am in Carpenter ’ — CLAS S OF 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
B TE M P ORA RY ME M E RS .
( Thi s list is intended to in clude all m en at any tim e socially connect ed n ece ve a d e ree as 8 8 M en h o c al with th e Class wh o did ot r i g or 1 8 . w se so i r m ar l w th so m e o th er cla ss are not nclud ed Th e n am s relation s w ere p i i y i i . e of d ec ea sed m em bers a re p rinted in Old English type follow ed by th e year of death . )
Joseph A lfred A rnold Jam es M cC ormick 3 01111 gawk Q atar E dward S ealy M cF ee Frederick E llsw orth A ustin Joh n Hitz M etz erott Frederic M oreau B ackus Walter Loui s Milliken A lexander arve B ll H y i Walter S ands M ills B enj am in Leonard Boodry William E lligood M ills Albe rt Gallatin B rodh ead Eosiab 332ml: moors 1910 Frederi ck Sim on C ate Francis Lister Haw kes N oble 015mm Bantam QEbzxwmztb 1897 W illiam fl icks QBsguah 188 9 i 1913 g ums Qlutting ' M orton R oberts P eck Ph ilip D ext er N um an sawr fibiIIips w illiam f ranklin 113m m 1909 William E vely n P orter $bzlbun QBmzrg 1890 Joh n R ogers P urdon E dw ard A lbert Fa rgo f rank ®Iintan Buhg 1914 Ch arles Simpk ins F ay QI barIzs fiusz b ?&ulfz 1912 Herbert M elancth on F ederh en p “ 1888 P aul Foster Folsom fi batles mocks $aunheraun G eorg e Medary Foster Th om as Hill Shepa rd Henry Franc W illiam g hatt S impson 1903 Jonath an E ambl n ddy H e C ourtauld Wh arton Sm ith Ch arles Ferdinand enry H D an Loui s Smith Ch arles S u m ner rv y He e D aniel Kimb all S now M ich ael Joseph Holland E u gene S ondh eim Charles Rich ards on H olm an [ 1902 h am on tevens “ Josep S ps S 5 m Han QEurtIanht 2011111115 32 m 32 Harry P atte rson S tow G eorge A ugustus opkins H Walter G ove Taylor Joh n By ron Hussey I saac Rand Th om as Ch arles E dw in Ingersoll Joh n S tansbury Took er [1 899 Fred S aville Jew ett W illiam manning Han 352115 211 Sti les P arsons Jones Th om as Tileston Wells [1 905 Ch arles Redington Joy W illiam i uttbinaan M iami 38 0112“g abtun immense a a e 8 mmm isfln 1905 William S ackett Ligh th al l E s pb y l ili n l ranklin B aldwin ile A bert St. G eorge L e th a F W y 1 William Brow n Lord N athan 39mm W inslow 190 milbnm Clem ent N orth Woodworth RECORDS OF THE CLASS
W alter b ott
e F b. 1 5 , 1 8 67 , B oston , M ass .
r t M a ch 25 , 1 91 9 , B os on , M ass.
Jere A bbott an d E llen M aria B ang s . elen rances Ja ra o N ew ork at P aris H F fi y , f Y , ,
rance u ne 1 2 1 91 2. F , J ,
Abbott had continu ed to live abroad until the early part of
1919 Al u had n in f r n . tho gh he bee poor health o a lo g time , when the war broke out in 1914 he immediately took an ao
a in r n z n and in tive p rt the o ga i atio of relief work, December
n ha of ofiice we t to Paris , where he d charge the of The
m n War n u W n k A erica Relief Cleari g Ho se . he that wor was taken over by the Red Cross he continu ed with that or
an iz ation A d n u n B g . t a later perio he re ted a chatea ear lois , to which city American officers were ordered for purposes
reclassification B on e in of . lois was of the saddest spots
n an d d n e Fra ce, Abbott eliberately we t there with his wif u n m n with the p rpose of helpi g the e there .
CHARLES FRANCIS ADAMS
A u . 2 1 8 66 uinc M a ss . g , , Q y , ohn uin A da s nd a n r i hie ld J Q cy m a F n y C own ns .
LL . B . , 1 8 92. 8 9 A ril 1 9 . rances owerin ashin ton D . 3 F L g , W g , p ,
Catherin e, Jan. 1 3 , 1 902.
Charles Francis , 2d M a 5 1 91 0. , y ,
A ddress 5 0 S tate S treet, B oston , M ass.
ome oncord M ass . ( H ) , C ,
Adams wrote in 1918 : An other five years spent in the ’ f i n old occupation of attendin g to other pe ople s a fa rs , otably
ofi rs n and those of the college , e little of roma ce, I regret to ’ 2 CLA SS or 88 - E 1GH TH REP ORT
n of n u nor d say that I k ow either s ccess isaster, public or ” us tifies private, which j a record . Adams is a director in more corporations than any other m an in N ew n nd W n E . n ot nd n gla he he is atte i g to these , an d fin ds d to the college , he time to evote to sailin g . I n the
u 1 914 had Resolu te s mmer of he charge of the , chosen to Shamrock I V cu race the for the America p.
GEORGE LOCKHART ALLEN
J an . 27 1 8 65 S alem , , , M ass.
eor e enr A llen an d C ar oli G g H y ne Wade. lorence evers B o b F L b ie , S alem M a sa une 1 , , J , 1 0 9 4.
Childre n eor e ockhart G g J r. N ov. 1 905 . L , , 4, lorence ockhart A ril F L , 7 1 908 . p , Ka th erine ockhart S t 1 L , ep . 4, 91 3 .
ddress a m P . S le O . B oa: N o 2 A . 33 .
om e M anchestcr-b -the-S ea M ass ( H ) y , .
n n nu u n n Alle co ti es his real estate b si ess at Salem , maki g a specialty of property along the north shore of Massachu setts .
COPLEY AMORY
une 3 1 8 66 B o t n s o M ass. J , , , C o le A m or a nd Ka th arin ha p y y e C ce .
ar rbe u ll il M y Fo s R sse , M ton M asa D e c. 5 1 8 89 . , , ,
Copley , Jr. , 1 8 90, A . B . , 1 91 2.
enr u ssell 1 8 92 A . B . 1 91 . H y R , , , 4
ohn orbes 1 8 97 . J F , a lter 1 8 99 W , .
Thom as C . 1 901 . ,
K a tha rine , 1908 . H and 1 35 E ast 65th S treet N ew l le N . Address Wa po , . , ,
o k N Y . Y r ,
’ d son John n n in Amory s thir , Forbes, we t i to the army l d d d n n . As stea of e teri g col ege private, he was etaile to the n l n n an d ur I tel igence Service of a American regime t , for p poses of instru ction was attached to a British reg iment at n I n u hi u un d the fro t . the co rse of t s d ty he vol teere for a
’ 4 CLA SS or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
JAMES WALDINGFIELD APPLETON
une 1 8 67 N w ork r e N . Y . Bo n J 4, , Y , Pa r n D a miel uller A leton and u lia and e ts F pp J R all. h M swic ass . Address Ip ,
d n Except for the perio of the war, Appleto has lived in
H e n n in un Ipswich . has take great i terest the Myopia H t lub un H C , of which he is Master of the Ho ds . e was com n d n u missio e Captai , Q artermaster Corps, assign ed to the Re un n an d n d n W hin n in n mo t Divisio , statio e ear as gto , Fra ce , in S n and in u pai , the so th of this country .
JOSEPH ALFRED ARNOLD
D e 1 1 c. 8 6 M em h nn 5 6 is Te . , , p , u liu s A rnold a nd ose hine osen i J J p R he m . B LL . . a shin ton niver it t s S . ouis , W g U y ( L , 1 8 8 8 .
t rn L s t B er tha S e , S t oui , M o. , Oc . 1 , 1 8 95 . ian 7 1 A B l 9 . l 8 6 . 1 1 7 al u 9 e. J , Ju y , , , , Y i e 22 illia m S tr t N e ork O c ee w N . Y ( fi ) , W , Y , . m 2 1 es t 92d treet N ew ork H o 5 S N . Y . ( e ) , W , Y ,
n n n ew H r Ar n old says he has othi g to report . e is still p ac
n in N ew tici g law York City .
son ul n in dn n and His , J ia , saw service the Or a ce Corps , n d n u u G for a time was statio e at Camp Ha cock, A g sta, eorgia .
Soh n Sacob Elator
u l 1 3 1 86 hine bec k N . Y . J y , 4, R ,
A pril 1 5 , 1 912, at sea . r line S chermerhorn William A stor and C a o . in el i A va A lice L owle ill P hilad h a P a . F eb. W g , p , , 7 1 8 1 1 , 9 .
in a l e orce N ew o k N . Y . S e t. M a dele e T mag F , Y r , , p 11 9 , 1 9 . 1 1 891 1 91 1 las o illiam incent N ov . 5 C s Childre n W V , , ( f
1 91 5 .
a A l e M uri l ul 7 1 902. A v ic e , J y ,
hn acob 1 91 2. Jo J ,
For a fu ll record see the Seventh Class Report . ’ son W n n u n n Astor s , illiam Vi ce t , was a lie te a t ,
and saw service abroad on a destroyer . RECORD S or THE CLA SS 5
FREDERICK ELLSWORTH AUSTIN
A u . 6 1 8 65 Taunton M ass. g , , , am s A u tin and ara A r od e . J e s S h . G f y
a ttie W. ohnson aunton M e sa N ov . 1 2 1 8 96. H J , T , , ,
ise . D e . 8 1 903 . Lou E , c , in l u l 1 s ow E . 9 905 . W , J y ,
O ce 23 a lor ui din aunton Mass. Addres s ( ffi ) , T y B l g , T ,
H om 7 Count S treet aunton M ass . ( e ) , 4 y , T ,
To previous records it may be added that Au stin has served as presiden t of the Associated Charities at Taunton and d n un n Y M A H C . e as presi e t of the Ta to . . . was chair m an n B d of the Local Exemptio oar .
JAMES WALKER AUSTIN
u l 1 6 1 8 66 harlest wn M s J y , , C o , a s. Francis B oy lston A ustin and E llen ~ Louise Whit
LL . B 1 8 91 .
53 S tate S treet , B oston , M ass. m D H o over M ass . ( e ) , ,
n n new r Austin has othi g to repo t .
FREDERIC MOREAU BACKUS
Oct. 4, 1 8 65 , Clevelcm d , Ohio .
rederic M oreau ‘ Backus and t it F N et ie Wa e.
B u in r ack s was a member of the class f eshman year . No w d n n him or has si ce bee received from .
JAMES ALDERSON BAILEY
M arch 2 1 r 5 , 8 67 , A lin gton, M as s.
ame s A . B aile n M ar J y a d ietta P eirce. L L . B . , 1 8 91 . i elen a e o k ns D olliver Boston M ass. H G g ( H p ) , , ,
F e b. 26, 1 903 . Childr me A l r r D e n a s de son . ec. 6 1 903 . J , J , , E d ar k n A w d H op i s, u g . 22, 1 905 . a A ril 2 G ge , p 6, 1 907 .
elen u berta A ril 1 1 911 . H R , p 5 , Addre ss 1 2 B arristers H a B oston M ass. 4 ll , ,
H om 1 Wellin ton S treet A rlin ton M ass. ( e ) , 4 g , g , ’ — 6 CLA SS OF 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
Bailey writes I have continu ed in the practice of law in B n an d n m nk n an d osto , have give part of y time to ba i g n am d n of Men otom other bu si ess . I presi e t the y Trus t Com pany of Arlington an d director of the International Tru st n of B n Compa y osto . For three years I have lived in Groton , ‘ ’ and f d u d u n d arme a little , comm te m ch , a observed at n n n n close ra ge the creatio of Camp Deve s . I was chairma
u S f n G n an d of the P blic a ety Committee of the tow of roto , d in an d u n helpe a little war camp activities . I ret r ed to
n n in 1 917 an d n Arli gto , have take part in Liberty Loan ‘ ’ and d other war rives .
I n 1918 ov Mc all n March, , G . C appoi ted me a member
n W and S Bo d on of the Metropolita ater ewerage ar , which had u I previo sly served for twelve years .
FRANKLIN GREENE BALCH
A ril 26 1 8 6 am i P lain a s a ca M s . p , 4, J , ose h illiam s B a lch and A nes ov e J p W g L e Gr ene .
A . M an 1 . d M . D . , 8 92.
uc ockwell B ow ditch am aic a P ain M e s L y R , J l , a , N ov. 7 ,
1 8 94.
Childre n ran klin re ne r M a 1 F G e , J y 3 , 8 96, Class of 1 91 8 ; War
D egree.
h arles B w dit h M 3 1 8 6 la s ~ C o c , ay , 9 , C s of 1 91 8 ; War D e ’
gree . n 2 Lucy B J a . 1 , 1 8 98 . nr u 8 1 901 e . A . . H y G , g ,
C orne lia , S ept. 3 , 1 909 . i 1 K athar ne , M arch 1 0, 1 9 3 .
ddre ss 279 Clarendon S treet B oston M ass. A , ,
I n 1917 B n f S December, , alch we t to Hali ax , Nova cotia , d n an d with the Massachu setts Red Cross Relief Expe itio , was ’ I on n . n duty there a mo th at St . Mary s College Hospital the early part of 1918 he was commission ed maj or in the d n d S an d d d Me ical Corps, U ite tates Army , was or ere to Camp
n d u n . Deve s , where he serve til the armistice H e has been Visiting surgeon at the Massachu setts Gen eral
u n u n n ul n su r Hospital , s rgeo at the Fa lk er Hospital, co s ti g geon at the Choate Memorial Hospital and Adams Nervin e RECORDS OF TH E CLA SS 7
an d in u in G du S Hospital , associate s rgery the ra ate chool di n n n n z n of Me ci e . To the ma y professio al orga i atio s with which he has been associated he has added sin ce the last
i in B n u n report membersh p the osto S rgical Society, I cor f ora ed nd n o Su n . p t , a fellow of the America College rgeo s His two oldest son s saw service on the Mexican border in 1 91 6 w B A u n ith attery , First Artillery, Massach setts Natio al Gu d n u in 1917 and ar . They both we t to Plattsb rgh , were B h n n u n n d . commissio ed as seco d lie te a ts, Fiel Artillery ot in n n n 301st d saw service Fra ce ; Fra kli G . with the Fiel B 101 d an d st . Artillery, Charles . with the Fiel Artillery
CHARLES HANDY BALDWIN
an 1 1 8 6 i inn i hi J . 3 , 7 , C nc at , O o.
oth am rancis B a ldwin an d C lara and J F H y . ni n LL . B . U versity of Ci cinnati 1 8 90. , , i llian Kin hite E v nston a t . 1 0 1 8 9 . e 1 L g W , , Ill , S p , ( de
ce ased ) .
ddress Okoni te Com an 501 i th A ve mte N rk A e w Yo N . Y . p y , F f , ,
I n 1913 B n the fall of aldwi sold his farm in Holliston , and in u 1914 n u H ha nn d Febr ary, , we t to E rope . e d pla e on u u 8th but u in B n to sail for home A g st , was ca ght erli by
and n H fin all the war was kept there for a mo th . e y got away through Hollan d an d E ngland reachin g home late in ‘ , S u " eptember . For abo t a year he was treasu rer of the Empire un d n d a nn 1 La ry Compa y of Cambri ge , M ss . On Ja ary , 1 917 n n n , he we t to work with the Oko ite Compa y, with u n D ra t Cheever as his boss .
WILDER DWIGHT BANCROFT
Oc t. 1 1 8 67 M iddl n , , etow , R . I .
ohn Chandler B ancro t and ouis ill D enn J f L a M s y .
P h . D . L ei si , p c , 1 8 92.
Ka tharine M eec h B ott M iddl bur t une 1 9 e V . , y , , J , M ar Warner t 1 y , S ep . 2, 1 8 96. ester M 2 a 1 8 9 . H , y , 9 ohn Chandler A ril 7 1 902 J , p , . eor e an G g , J . 29 1 905 . , ean G o don u l 1 1 1 09 J r , J y , 9 . Addre ss 7 E as t A n ve u e I thaca N . Y . , , ’ — 8 CLA SS or 8 8 EIGHTH REP ORT
1917 B n n W n n on I n October, , a croft we t to ashi gto as c in i in Bu u n n in sult g chem st the rea of Mi es, helpi g research H e work on gas warfare . wrote to the Secretary shortly after “ ’ wards : The War Department considers that a man s in telligence an d his discretion in crease en ormously if he puts
n un bu t am hO in n o a iform , I p g to remai a civilian throu gh ” n 1 1918 . O u us the war A g t , , however, he was captured by
n d l u n n - n and n the army, commissio e ie te a t colo el, assig ed to W the Chemical arfare Service .
WILLIAM BARNES
Born N ov . 1 7 1 8 66 A an N . . , , lb y , Y P a re nts illia m Bar d E m il nes an P . d W y Wee . Marrie d race D avis Cincinn a ti hio une 1 2 1 8 G , , O , J , 88 . Childre n h urlow ee d 2d u 6 1 B ne 8 8 9 A . . 1 1 2 T W , , J , , , 9 .
m . E liz abeth D ul l lover Cleveland G , , O hio, July 1 1 , 1 1 9 3 .
illiam 2d D ec 23 1 91 W , , . , 4. L andon M arch 3 1 1 8 9 1 91 l , , 4 ( 5 C ass Of 1 91 9 . ddress 29 E ast 8 ih S treet N o k ew N Y . A 4 , Y r , .
For twelve years Barn es was Surveyor of Customs at the
Al n I n 18 92 of Port of ba y . he was elected a member the u n mi hi n n Rep blica State Com ttee from s Co gressio al District , an d n d un 1914 n remai e a member of that Committee til , whe un i H n he vol tarily retired from t . e was chairma of its Ex ecutive 18 98 1906 and n Committee from to , chairma of the
191 1 1914 H e Committee from to . was the member from the State of New York in the Nation al Republican Commit
1 912 191 6 an d n d tee from to , chairma of its A visory Com mittee in n 1912 the campaig of . A t the election of 1914 he was elected a member of the
n u n n n n N w Y ork Co stit tio al Co ve tio of the State of e , which in n 1 915 I n d assembled the spri g of . that bo y he was chair m an of o n n the Committee n Legislative Powers a d Limitatio s , and brou ght in from that Comm ittee a recommen dation for an n d n n u n ame me t to the Co stit tio of the State , as follows
The legislature shall n ot pass any bill granting here after to any class of in dividu als any privilege or imm u ” nit n o n d u S y t gra te eq ally to all members of the tate . RECORDS or TH E CLA SS 9
This amen dment was defeated in the Convention by a vote 2 45 u in n i nd n of 9 to . His p rpose advocati g th s ame me t was
u n n to make class legislation unconstit tio al, so that the gra t ing of privilege by the legislature of New York should be d d n in n n d u n u i prohibite , hol i g that a gover me t base po eq al ty the grantin g of in equ ality was the reserved right of the
eo le and u d n ot . p p , sho l properly be a legislative power His proposal was aimed at punitive groups which frighten legis latures into enacting laws which he believed the majority of ul n o un n n the voters themselves wo d t co te a ce . Barnes is n ot now conn ected with the Republican organ iz ation in an offi i H e has n ui d n y c al capacity . bee b l i g for and u d u ul uild the last two years , has j st complete a bea tif b in i i u on new z n g of Flem sh arch tect re the Pla a at Alba y, as E nin ournal u n n a home for the ve g J . The b ildi g is o e of the in S and n most remarkable the tate , was ope ed for bu sin ess ’ on n n t d 191 Li col s bir h ay of 7 . ’ son nd n hi B n His , La o , was C ef oatswai s Mate, H e n d in 1 916 u B n . W d e tere the service April , Th rlow ee ar es nd u n n n was a seco lie te a t , Reclamatio Service .
JOHN DANIEL BARRY
Born D ec 1 . 3 1 8 66 outh B o t n , , S s o , M ass.
‘ Parents P atrick, B arr and B rid y get B rady . “ ” ddress The Bulletin an ra i S nc sco a l. A , F , C
0 d n d d B N wor has bee receive irectly from arry . H e is still in n ewspaper work and has been writing a daily syn dicated H letter . e has shown mu ch interest in certain social move n u in me ts , partic larly the notoriou s Moon ey case in San n I n Fra cisco . the winter of 1 918 he addressed the Twen tieth n u u B n on Ce t ry Cl b of osto this su bject .
NATHANIEL EDWARD BARTLETT
Bo rn 27 1 8 66 A ndo r M a ss ly ve . Ju , , ,
Parents N a thaniel a bez B artlett a nd E llen aria i i J M H gg n s. Marrie d A nne ard P oole P a b d e o M e a ov . 1 W , y , s , N , 8 94. Childre n E liz a beth P oole t , Oc . 5 , 1 895 . E leanor ild i er A r l 1 1 8 97 . W , p 4, ’ — 10 CLAS S or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
od J an . 1 1 1 8 99 . M ary Osgo , ,
S arah P oo le, M arch 1 0, 1 902.
t. N a tha lie, Oc 4, 1 904.
hn une 23 1 906. Jo , J , 28 C ornhill B oston M ass . Addre ss , , A nd o r ass ve M . ( H om e ) , ,
n Bartlett reports that he is still taki g care of the lot .
W illiam 15 68 18 , Sr.
A ril 3 1 8 6 B t n Born p , 5 , os o , M as s . i Die d J an. 9 1 907 S an Franc sco Cal . , , ,
P r n s illia m B eals and o hie B ourn M auran a e t W S p .
Marrie d E dith M a rch M e lcher, P ortsm ou th , N . H .
’ B n n A sketch of eals life was pri ted i the Sixth Report .
JOSEPH IRVING BENNETT
r an 2 1 R wb r Bo n J . 6, 8 67 , o u y , M ass .
t ose h B enne t an d E liz a eth R L r n e avou . Pa re s J p t b . f ni i LL . B . B oston ver t 1 8 9 De g re e s , U s y , 0. h l N ich ols B rookli M ass N o 0 Marrie d E t e , ne , , v . 2 , 1 901 .
n t 1 1 902. hil r J ose h vi J r. Oc . 1 C d e n p Ir g , , ,
Addres s 1 8 Trem ont S treet B os ton M ass . , ,
k erra c B rookline m 8 or e M ass . ( H o e ) , 3 Y T , ,
n in B n Benn ett is still practici g law osto .
ALEXANDER HARVEY BILL '
Born M a y 3 0, 1 8 65 , B arne t, Vt.
Pa re n ts rank o b urn Bill and E liz a b th arv F C e H ey .
A dd 0 r r t t n re s s ( Ofiice ) , 5 B oa d S t ee , B os o , M a ss .
om e i hlan d S tree t am brid e 5 C M ass. ( H ) , 4 H g , g ,
B in n ill was a member of the class freshma year .
WILLIAM BAYARD de RILLIER
1 1 rn S e t. 2 8 67 onk er Bo p , , Y s N . Y . ,
a re n ts rederic d c B illier an d m P F A elia Ogden . M artha A l Marrie d M rs . len J e re N ew o k N Y . Y . Oct . 1 7 fi y , r , , , 1 905 .
A ddre ss e on anchos B akers eld T j R , fi , Cal.
’ — 12 CLA SS or 88 EIGHTH REPORT
More recently his headqu arters have been in N ew York .
ll in an H e reports that he is sti the best of spirits, d that his most serious regret is that he was too old to fight in the great
H n - mi o war . e is a member of the America Electro Che cal S
i and n n u n n n n c ety the America I stit te of Mi i g E gi eers .
{Delvtn E owaro £oas
Bo rn S e t. 3 0 1 8 67 N e w York N . Y . p , , , D ec 29 1 N r Die d . , 1 9 3 , ew Yo k, N . Y . n E mam el B oas and he resa itler P a re ts T H .
A t the class meetin g held on Commencement day in 1 914 the following memorial of Boas was placed on the records of the class : “ n d B d d N Y ork d ew N Y . Melvi E war oas ie at , . , Decem 2 9 ber 9 1 13 . , “ I n u his n n u not college , beca se of retiri g at re he was w d u n d bu un kn n i ely acq ai te , t those who were fort ate in owi g d him H w n him well were greatly attache to . e as ho orable ,
n and d ll m n ge ial , witty, he love his fe ow e . “ His classmates desire to express their appreciation of u n on these q alities , a d to place this memorial the records a s of the Cl s .
ma xime £6cber
n A ug . 28 , 1 8 67 , B osto , M as s. m d e ass S ept. 1 2, 1 91 8 , Ca bri g , M . l n i tl Ferdinand B écher an d Caro i e L t e .
r n 1 P h . D . Gdttin en Ge m a , 1 8 9 . , g , y
M a N ann fittin en erman u l 1 891 . rie iem , G g , G y , J y 2 A R 1 1 R ad li e elen 1 8 9 . . 9 c . H , , , 4, fi
E sthe r, 1 893 .
B 1 91 . Frederic k , 1 8 98 , A . . , 8
‘ I n 1913 - 14 B( i w as n r d , cher Excha ge Professor f om Harvar nn in an d d d u u at the Sorbo e Paris , elivere a co rse of lect res n u d in on advanced mathematics . These have bee p blishe
in n n u in d li d . Paris Fre ch , the la g age which they were e vere From 1907 to 1913 he was editor -in - chief of the Transactions
of the American Mathematical Society . RECORDS or TH E CLASS 13
u G W t n Professor Arth r . ebs er of Clark U iversity wrote of Bficher : “ B6cher d n n u sub Maxime was , accor i g to the at re of his n n n u i son of jcet , little k ow to the ge eral p bl c . The the late f B h r n Pro essor Ferdinand 6c e , the ge ial scholar , who was at n n n n the head of the departme t of Fre ch a ge eratio ago, Max n n in in n ime early displayed those sig s of tale t other l es , mai l u stified n y mathematical, that j the stateme t of the psychol
‘ o ist u n u u g that tho gh ge i s is hereditary, its partic lar form ’ d n is acci e tal . “ Of all subj ects of scientific research practiced mathematics
n su is least understood by the laity . A mathematicia is p posed to be a m an capable of rapidly adding u p a column of fig ures or of extracting the roots of large n umbers in his
F w be n du our so - l d head . e there , eve gra ates of cal e great un n m n iversities , who k ow that the higher mathe atics begi s , no n but infin i esim al t with algebra or trigo ometry , with the t ul u dr u n calc s . That mathematics is y is a s perstitio of those n n n u i o s ri who k ow othi g abo t t . To him p s essed of its myste es
u us I n i the m se of mathematics is fair as that of m ic . th s
s Bficher d hi o select circle Maxim hel a high place . T s is n t
‘ the place to describe his researches on difi erential equation s or to give the n ames of the more than on e hundred papers n u n ik n that co stit te his last memorial . U l e ma y mathe m aticians B6cher an , was extremely clear teacher and aroused ” n u n the e th siasm of his ma y stu dents . ’ ’ B6cher s son d w as u d n , Fre erick , a member of the St e ts Army Training Corps at the Massachus etts Institute of Tech nolo gy .
CHARLES BOHLEN
J an 1 . 1 6 P 4, 86 , hila delphia , P a .
ohn B ohlen and P ris cilla urra J M y . Celestine E ustis A iken 2 n 1 2 , , S . 0 , Ja . 90 . enr M or D an e . 1 H y g , c 3 , 1 902. Charles E u stis A u , g . 31 , 1 904. E llen M urra N y , ov . 22, 1 905 . ddress Count oad s A y R , Ip wich, M ass. ’ — 14 CLA SS or 8 8 EIGHTH REP ORT
Bohlen seems to have distin guished himself by being the
n in und du u u in oldest livin g stu de t ergra ate co rses . D r g the win ters of 191 6- 17 an d 1917 - 18 he attended some courses at “ n n d H e : Harvard in E glish a History . writes I made qu ite ” n un d u a sensation amo g the ergrad ates with my bald head . d d d n n I n n ormal times he ivi es his resi e ce betwee Ipswich ,
in u and B n n u . in Massach setts , the s mmer osto or Aike , S C . ,
n u n d Red . the wi ter . D ri g the war he worke with the Cross
WILFRED BOLSTER 1 1 w t. 6 r Born S ep 3 , 8 6, Ro bu y , M ass .
n ts S olom on A lonz o B olster and S arah ane ardn r Pa re J G e . L B 1 L . 1 8 9 . D eg re e s . ,
nie T . P on d R owbur M s rri ea a s Oct. 1 8 93 b H er Ma e d J , y , , 4, , y
m an P age.
hildre n P hili il red S e t. 23 1 8 97 in colle e lass o 1 920 C p W f , p , ; g , C f . o b r P on M a R e t d 22 1 900. , y ,
ardn r hu r ton u n e s e 20 1 906. G T , J , O oe C ou rt ouse B oston M ass ddre ss . A ( zfi ) , H , ,
Bolster writes : Sin ce the last report I pursu ed the even
n u d w a d u n n ur te or of my j icial y , with si e exc rsio s i to amate
n an d nnu fishin un 1917 n farmi g a al g trips , til the fall of , whe I was appoin ted chairman of the Legal Advisory Board of
B n d z n osto , a committee of three , charge with the mobili atio of the bar to aid in the Operation of the Selective Service
chiefl d n odd n in Law , y by ai i g the registra ts the city
fill out u nn u classification to their q estio aires , sec re proper an d We d d for un d an d du u the like . rafte , pai ar o s service , for u of n s 500 of d n in a co ple mo th , over the lea i g lawyers n n the city . It is pleasa t to be able to say that the respo se
an d n n u n was prompt ge eral . Slackers were a egligible q a
u n n of tity . D ri g this same period I served as chairma a state Cen tral Legal Advisory Committee of fiv e ( in clu din g ’ 8 8 d u u n f in n Choate, ) create to sec re i ormity the worki gs of
' the law at the han ds of the Exemption and Legal Advisory
B a ds of Our un n n n o r the state . f ctio s were mai ly of i ter pretation ; an interesting an d n ovel excu rsion of lawyers into
n d d d of d n d s a la evoi prece e ts . If we ma e mistake , we at
do n ot d i least a mit t . RECORDS on TH E Onass 15
These temporary diversion s are about over for the pres
but aflorded t on e ent at least , they have at leas lawyer of ” n on - combatant age a welcome Opportun ity to do his bit .
n h W d nd u n n U. S . A . His so , P ilip ilfre , was a seco lie te a t ,
BENJAMIN LEONARD BOODRY
un 29 1 8 63 M atta oisett M ass . J e , , p , B enjam in Leonard B oodry and M ary S herman Wa sh m bu .
r ru eleh B rockton M ass . 25 1 908 . Hanna h Ge t de W , , , Feb , tiona l ank 3 S ch ool S treet Brock Hom e N a B , 4 ,
ton , M ass .
m 20 est P ark S treet B rockton M ass. ( H o e ) , W , ,
Boodry reports n othing n ew .
jforogce muntmgton JBottum
w aven Vt. B rn J an . 1 2 1 8 66 N e o , , H ,
F 1 1 1 9 M ilw au k ee Wis . Die d e b. 5 , 9 , , n M t B ottum a d M ar . o . P a re nts E lia s S . y H y
Bottu m died su ddenl y of heart disease at his rooms in the University Clu b of Milwaukee on the mornin g of Febru ary
1 1 919 H had n nu d in 5 . e , co ti e the practice of law that city , n in u s n had a d the co rse of his profe sio al work , traveled ex i l i un I ten s v e y n this co try . n his last letter to the Secretary , n o u u d an ol he wrote : I have t acc m late y fads for d books ,
u n u d n or u u d an f r it re , ogs or a wife, have I acc m late y large ” un n amo t of mo ey .
B u d d in u in 1 8 91 f ott m was a mitte to the bar Milwa kee , a ter u d in ofiice in H e d un st y a law that city . practice there til
d n d of firm his eath , bei g a member with his ol er brother the
of nd B u an d B u f 1911 - 1917 Fla ers , ott m , Fawcett ott m rom ,
an d f 1917 firm of B u B u rom as a member of the ott m , ott m ,
u dn and H e in n n d H all Lecher . was corporatio practice a his clients represented a large nu mber of very important in du s
firm H trial s . e was a member of the Un iversity Clu b of Mil
u u Club an d u an d Wis wa kee , the Milwa kee , the Milwa kee n n S Bar s n A t un co si tate A sociatio s . his f eral service the Rev C H B . . . eale said of him ’ — 1 6 CLASS OF 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
H e was a m an whose life moved in somewhat limited
n H e n d n d n in di n and rofi bou ds . was i epe e t spirit , lige t p n d n in cien t in the practice of his professio , ar e t his friend
n d in d own u an d ships, i tereste more the worl of his tho ghts n in n d d u stu dies tha the ma ifol activities of the worl abo t . “ Behin d a somewhat brus qu e mann er he possessed a kin dly m and n u I n un n u spirit , a sy pathetic ge ero s heart . oste tatio s
u uln and n und n an ways his tho ghtf ess ge erosity fo expressio , d many were his deeds of ben evolen ce kn own only to the ” recipient or thos e who were nearest to him . Bottum had n ot been in close touch with many of his class kn n du n . s him i mates si ce gra atio Tho e who ew n college , and had the fortu n e to meet him in later years can best u d appreciate the tru th of the q oted wor s .
sos epb ?flenrg JBowen
M arch 1 1 ll iv r 8 , 866, Fa R e , M a ss. A ril 1 6 1 91 all i r 8 v M as s. p , , F R e , M or ose h A . B o e and ann e . J p w n F y . C y
m brid e M ass . u M ar S . hitne C a ne 1 9 1 8 90 y W y , g , , J , . h hit 1 B ose ne M a 8 1 8 91 A . . 1 91 2 J p W y , y , , , .
arold Core M a 26 1 8 96. H y , y ,
d ard oo er Oct. 1 1 8 99 E w H p , 4,
Joe B n on The death of owe , e of the most loyal members I n our n n us . of class , came as a perso al loss to ma y of his
u un u nn d . q iet , obtr sive ma er he always ma e himself felt After leavin g college Bowen identified M self with the n E n n u . i terests of his ative city of Fall River , Massach setts
n his had one teri g the employ of father, who of the largest u n he on d his coal b si esses of that city, , the eath of father , n d u n in 1915 n d n i corporate the b si ess , becomi g the presi e t n H n and di of the compa y . e was also preside t rector of the
u an d d Seaconn et ls La rel Lake Mills , a irector of the Mil , the r kw ill n n B n a d . A right M s , the Metacomet Natio al a k
un u u n his r n His married life was s ally happy, a d th ee so s
his u We n n in were ch ms . who k ew him i timately his college d s his u ays hall always remember amiable temper, co rtesy, and n nn W n t nd ge tle ma er . herever he we t he lef behi him RECORDS or TH E CLA SS 17
n n but n n and ff n n ot a si gle e emy, o ly a host of si cere a ectio ate n frie ds .
L H . A . .
son a d in n and one His , H rol Corey, saw service the avy, at nt D u o . time was a chief petty ofiicer on the U . S . S . p
FREDERICK JOSIAH BRADLEE
r n a s . Born M a ch 28 , 1 8 66, B osto , M s h l Pa rents Josia h B radlee and A lice Croz m ins ie d .
J an . 1 1 8 90. Ma rri E liz a hitw ell h oma s B oston M ass . 5 e d W T , , , , A B 1 91 2 1 8 92 . . 5 . hi r d ri k osiah r. D e . 0 C ldre n F e e c J , J , c , , , m os hin d to kbrid e M ass ul 3 . J ep e e S c g , , J y ,
1 91 7 . 8 S argent, S ept. 1 7 , 1 98 .
l m A r l 27 1 90 . M a col , p i , 0 dd 2 l t n tr et B on ass ress 2 2 B o s o e ost M . A y S , ,
H om 21 1 B eacon treet B oston Mass . ( e ) , S , ,
I n 1914 the Old Colony Trust Company purchas ed the Bay S u n B d n u r tate Tr st Compa y. ra lee was appoi ted act a y of
Old n u n an n in the Colo y Tr st Compa y, d has bee charge of its branch at the location formerly occu pied by the Bay S u n tate Tr st Compa y .
son ed osiah nd u n n nt n His , Fr erick J , was a seco lie te a t , I a ’ and n n n N Y try, was statio ed at Gover or s Isla d, . .
G raham b unting JBrewer
S e t. 1 o n p 9 , 8 67 , S uth Ora ge, N . J .
A u . 2 1 91 3 N ew o k N Y g 4, , Y r , . . illiam A u u t B re r d B lvert i her s us we Jr. an ella a s . W g , , C F A li m hr ou t 9 ce u e S h ran N A ril 28 1 8 2. H p y , O ge, . J . , p ,
Th eodore raham M a 1 3 1 895 . G , y , raham untin N o 0 v. 2 1 8 99 . G H g, , l E sie, Jan . 1 9, 1 903 .
G H n 24 raham u ting Brewer died at N ew York on Au gu st ,
1 913 H e n un an d a . was prese t at the celebration in J e p ear ed in n n n dd A u p excelle t co ditio . Towards the mi le of
u n d H e in g st he complai e of a severe pain in his head . was a N ew York hospital for treatment when death came very d n u d du an n n . s e ly, probably e to abscess o the brai ’ — 1 8 CLAs s or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
I n college and later Brewer was deservedly popular from his u n failin g interest in his classmates an d evident great
n ha n o n enjoyment in meeti g them . His life d t been easy a d
fi ered u n dis n n bu t he had su severe b si ess appoi tme ts , his
an d u fi ht cou rage was high, he kept p a brave g for what u u u n appeared to be ltimate s ccess . For abo t twe ty years he was conn ected with the Washin gton Life Insuran ce Company
H e l u of N ew York . was a so tr stee of the village of Sou th n Ora ge . A t n d on n n a meeti g of the Class hel Comme ceme t Day,
1 914 f n d : , the ollowi g memorial was passe “ The n ews of the death of Graham Hu ntin g Brewer du r in u 1913 l n n our n - fifth g the s mmer of , fol owi g so soo Twe ty nn un n in u A iversary re io which he took a joyo s part , came n u u hi as a great shock to the Class . Co spic o s for s devotion in n n to his college classmates , happy their compa y, retai in u d on e g the spirit of yo th to a remarkable egree, he is whom
un n . We we shall especially miss at other re io s , therefore , at this first Commen cement following his death in scribe upon the records of the Class he loved so well this minu te of ou r ” sorrow and affection .
E . G ORGE ATWOOD BROCK
B rn o S ept. 1 6 18 62 S us ension B rid e now N ia ara Falls , , p g , g ,
N . Y .
Pa re n e r in r nd ra ria A tw o d ts G o ge E dw B ock a S a h M a o . D r e e e s B . D . Yale 1 8 91 . g , , n n Marrie d E lla A gne s B ar es, B i gha m ton , N . Y . , S ept. 1 7 , 1 8 91 . 1 1 Childre n A dopted , D orothy E liz abeth , M arch , 896, Cla ss of
1 91 9 , S mith .
n r A dd ress 3 1 8 E uc lid A ve ue , S y acuse, N . Y .
Brock reports that a n ew chu rch for his society was dedi
a in 191 I n t n Su c ted 7 . the same year he became Assis a t per in n n n n n I n te dent of the New York Co gregatio al Co fere ce , cor or p ated .
ALBERT GALLATIN BRODHEAD
B r o n une 1 1 8 67 P hilad l hia P a . J 4, , e p , Pa re n s D aniel D in m a B r dh an r A rm B rode i k t g n o ead d M a y r c . A dd re s s niversit C u D enver Co o. U y l b , , l
’ — 20 CLA SS or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
n in hi n an sk Infirmary Bu ildi g w ch he was lyi g , d the whole y was suffus ed with a crimson light of unwonted heavenly uld n ot n u nd d but beauty . I co the be s re what it porte e , now I can see it was the lightin g of a great soul into Etern ity . B n u no u That Tom row e was a great so l there is do bt . Few m en ul d w on hi did h co have the victory w ch he over ill healt , an d d of f in id have ma e li e , his case all too short , what he d n an d n W in devotio accomplishme t . e all like to remember — him as in college days of un common fin eness and delicacy d in b d an d min d but d d n n of mol , both o y , rea y to are a ythi g .
d n him n and our li an d It was a goo thi g to be with the , fe gen eration in college was the better an d fin er for his pres
n n us e ce amo g .
n u His ra ge was unu su al . O t of doors he was at home in
an d d in every clime , he like to take part almost every sport , and l d in n ul n exce le ma y . Always of a spec ative cast of mi d and u u n n a seeker after tr th , he t r ed agai after a bu sin ess experien ce which carried him to many remote parts of west ern S u n n ud n o th America, to a more i te sive st y of the scie ce
had ul d him an d of geology which always partic arly attracte , ’ in du e time he received the Master s degree in this subject u ndn d n at Col mbia . His fo ess for this work ma e his teachi g
n in ul u an d of the scie ces the School of partic ar val e , he did a great deal toward establishin g in its curricul um that pro gressive co- ordin ation of scientific su bjects so stron gly em
h siz in n n p a ed moder edu catio .
u an d s u n n Tr stee trea rer of the School from its i ceptio , for n n un n sixteen years his devotio to its i terests was tiri g . No h n n n detail was too small for is pai staki g care , while his visio an d un swervin g loyalty did mu ch to gu ide its policies and
d n H e d n establish its tra itio s . early graspe the pri ciples of
du n a n in dis n e catio al re ctio s school cipli e , which comes from giving boys a large measure of responsibility in this direc
n an d an d n d an d und tio , was ar e t a vocate clear expo er of the system gradu ally taking shape in the School . For all too brief a space he experienced the rare fulln ess of in 1912 ss life that came with his marriage D ecember, , to Mi RECORDS or TH E CLA SS 21
n but n Isabel Gibso of New York, a little more tha a year and a half later he was stricken with typhoid fever in the 1914 H u first an later summer of . e fo ght the symptoms of
oun nd n in n unacc table i ispositio , the same heroic fashio that d n u i n n he face other ill esses, witho t arr vi g , eve from expert
f n d an und n d n d un pro essio al a vice , at ersta i g of the mala y
z d had n til , almost before it was reali e , its ravages go e too far to he stayed . No fairer measure of the spirit of his service and final accomplishments can be found than that expressed by the boys of the School themselves in a tablet erected by them in his memory “ u n B r n . on To the memory of Thomas Q i cy row e , J , e of und f n t n the fo ers o Morristow School, who was a s re gth from its earliest years an d a frien d and close comrade to the last ; whose exam ple has enabled u s to enjoy to their fullest extent our and our aid n o diffi ul life work, with the of whom c ty was un con qu erable who gave to the School and throu gh it to the world freely an d un grudgingly all that he had of talents an d and du of love the most pro ctive years of his life . “ d hool—191 Erecte by the boys of the Sc 5 .
W alter jfranhlm B rush
S e t 27 1 8 e Born p . , 65 , R y , N . H . D 1 i i ec . 2 1 9 9 hm on D e d R c d M ass . 4, , ,
Pa re n s a lter ran klin B rush and M aria H ill M erriam t W F . “ Brush wrote in 1918 : There is n o new matter to report
u of i ifi j st more the same . No articles of a sc ent c or literary n u u d n o n ew official n u d Y ou at re p blishe , positio s occ pie . ” u u n n n will be q ite s re of leavi g othi g out . Bru sh had been in exceedin gly poor health for some time before his death and n o recen t word had been received from him . After gradu ation he stu died law at Columbia an d prae tised in N ew H n u d d for some years York . e the st ie theology ’ at Cambridge and at You ng s Theological Seminary in New ’ — 22 CLA SS or 8 8 EIGHTH REP ORT
n d n d min H e York . H e was ever or ai e as a ister however .
n e d in n H e had been greatly i ter ste phila thropical work . founded the East Side Settlement Hou se and the Society n in for Italian Immigra ts . For his work connection with
n z n d d n the latter orga i atio , he was ecorate by the Ki g of
Italy . Brush was also active in the affairs of the Charity Organ
z ion an d n n d i at Society the Ma hatta Tra e School , both of w N e York .
MYRON LUTHER BRUUE R
Born une 1 7 1 8 65 S rin eld M as J , , p gfi , s. r n M r n r Pa e ts y o B a u er and Laura E . Lu ce.
D eg re es A . M 1 8 95 .
ilbra ddre ss ham M ass . A W ,
B un on in H r er is still his farm Wilbraham . e writes that
in n n u n his part the war was helpi g to i crease prod ctio .
CYRIL HERBERT BURDETT
B rn t o Oc . 3 1 8 6 harle t n s , 5 , C s ow , M a s . n M ichae nt Pa re ts l Be on B urdett and A lbina L ong .
arrie d Wine lla. hite S tratton B oston M ass 1 1 M W , , , Feb . 2 , 8 90. hi r n o ted as er w t n ear ld e A d no ee s o ld . C p , J p , fif y
dd re ss O ice 1 35 B roadw a N ew o k N . Y . A ( p ) , y , Y r , m e win ter 69 M on ta ue tree t B r kl n o S oo N . Y . ( H ; ) , g , y , m um m r R id e ld n o e s e e C on . ( H ; ) , g fi ,
Burdett is Vice- president of the New York Title an d
n an d an officer in l d Mortgage Compa y is . each of its al ie
n H e corporatio s . writes “ I seem to have reached that period in life where I have
un d n an d am u n it an d fo my iche occ pyi g , probably will be f un d n d h0 e nu of o at the same sta , I p , for a mber years to come . I therefore will have to say that the story which I ” told for the last report still holds tru e for the present .
ARTHUR PIERCE BUTLER
Born A ril 21 1 8 66 B t n p , , os o , M a ss . P a re nts E dw ard Kn ow les B u tler and Frances E liz abeth Le wis
P ierce . RECORDS or TH E CLA SS 23
ri ass. A u 9 1 90 Marrie d Ly dia Raq uet Farnham , Camb dge, M , g. , 6.
r A rthur P ierce Jr. une 23 1 908 . Child e n , , J , 1 E dwin Farn ha m , A ug . 1 9 , 909 .
M orristown S hoo M orristown N . J . Addre ss c l , ,
Butler spent the winter of 1 913 - 1914 in Rome with his
and in n d n d family, the spri g ma e a lo g wishe for pilgrimage
n d H e d u to Sicily a Greec e . reache home j st before the war
ou broke t . ’ A B n n Bu u t the time of row e s fatal sick ess, tler was serio sly ’ i a n W d n n sick with the same d se se . Upo oo ma s retireme t as n Bu n d head master of the Morristow School , tler was appoi te
n now filled to that positio . The School is to capacity with
114 u l and ud n - n n p pi s, the system of st e t self gover me t has u n ow produ ced exception ally favorable res lts . The boy s n n n ma age the whole mecha ism of the schoolroom, co trol the hi d an d u nl ljisci lin e gher ormitories, , s bject o y to the p Com m ittee of u d n So the Masters , exercise f ll iscipli ary power .
n n d d on s n far has this pri ciple bee evelope that two occa io s, when it was desirable for the whole staff to be absent for a d n f brief perio , the e tire charge of the School was le t to the — boys a situ ation heretofore unheard of in boarding - school life . n du S in Three so s of classmates, gra ates of the chool, were
: udl d n an Ben n the service D ey Hale, Fre Cleme t , d Carpe ter . Butler was a member of the Morristown Battalion of the
N ew Jerse S and du n y tate Militia Reserve , ri g the war chair m an n n z n n N ew Jer of the Liberty Loa orga i atio of Mo roe, sey .
Gharles {Bills Cabot
A ril 1 2 1 8 66 B r li p , , ook ne , M ass .
S e t. 5 1 91 B e r p , 5 , ve ly , M ass .
am es E lliot abot an E liz a b h D i ht J C d et w g . Caroline E liz a beth P erkin B r klin a s s, oo e, M s , 1 8 93 .
Children rances A nn 1 8 9 1 91 0-1 2 at B r n aw r F e , 4 ( y M ) . am es E lliot 1 9 J , 8 9 . S ara h S u l ivan 1 9 l , 04. ’ 24 CLASS or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
’ A t the direction of the Class a sketch of Cabot s life an d a memorial prepared by two of his closest friends was pub
1 6 and du d : lished in 19 , is here repro ce n B n 12 Charles Mills Cabot was bor at rookli e on April , 1 866 son l and z i , the of James E liot Cabot Eli abeth ( Dw ght) H e adu d in 1888 and Cabot . gr ate from the college soon d in u n in B n I n after engage the stock brokerage b si ess osto . 1 firm nd 189 he became a member of the of Moors Cabot , a n nu d n un 1 915 n d u co ti e a part er til , whe he retire . His b si ness life had been highly honorable an d fin ancially su ccess f l had no n in u . For several years he t bee robu st health but hoped an d reason ably expected many years of usefuln ess n after relief from the strai of active work . But this was n ot d d in B n to be for he ie at his home everly o September 5 ,
1915 H had d u n 1 . e 909 serve the Class as its treas rer si ce , and hi du d u u u t s ty, as all others , he performe With scr p lo s and care sagacity . On S 21 1893 d n eptember , , he marrie Caroli e Eliz abeth Per k n B k n had d n n nn i s of roo li e . They three chil re , Fra ces A e , b n in 1894 in 1899 or , James Elliot , and Sarah Sullivan in 1 904 .
u S ch are the bare facts . The memorial prepared by two of n ds fill u our n dl his closest frie helps to the pict re of ki y,
n an d u u and r n ho orable , co rageo s classmate f ie d .
CHARLE S MILLS CABOT
Our class lost a stan ch member in the passing of Charles M n n . an n Cabot , for with him loyalty d si cerity were i bor
u n v d n q alities . To the class at large his actio s were e i e ce of hi n t s , while to those i timate with him it was ever clear that
an kin H e he thou ght as classmates almost as of kith d . was ’ ’ happy in 88 men s su ccesses an d sad in their misfortun es in ul n B n u un dem on a pec iarly perso al way . y at re rather strative n u d un d d not al , his feeli gs , tho gh eeply gro e , were
d n but nu n . ways expresse or appare t , they were very ge i e u n in n n u Tho gh retice t expressi g approval or ce s re, there was
e n u n an und n nn de ver a se se of tr e allegia ce, erlyi g, i ate otion v .
H e n ul ! n was ho est to a fa t , if that be possible Ho est to a RECORDS on TH E CLA SS 25
u n nd one not n d ca se, to a pri ciple, to a frie , to a frie , to him f W of n and u in d n sel . arm heart , stro g of will q ick ecisio , he n ever dwelt for a moment in that shadow lan d between prin ciple an d self- interest ; he was ever anxiou s to aid where
un s lfish in n w as in he coul d ; e the deepest se se, he happiest n W n und t d maki g others happy . he mis ers oo , as all at times
u d d n on d k n are, he tr ge ho estly , sel om spea i g of regret or nun n de ciatio . m n u d d d an d As a youn g a somewhat pro , he evelope ex panded to a splendid an d beau tiful warmth and breadth . But he retain ed throu gh this growth a n ative simplicity
hi n ds n o w ch was ever a j oy to his frie . There was trace of
f n n or did in an u a fectatio , he y way ass me to be what he was
no bu i and d . t, t he was always s mple straightforwar A t gradu ation the problem con fronted him as to what he shoul d do ; he tried one or two vocation s before determining u n f A d po that which became his li e work . t this he ma e a
d u u d n u an d marke s ccess . A tr e emocrat by at re always d n u u rea y to champio the ca se of social j stice , perhaps the n and nl u u d most otable , certai y the most pict resq e , episo e of his life was his campaign again st the United States Steel Corporation for the purpose of obtainin g better workin g con ditions for its employees . It was in 1908 that he w as first aroused to a realiz ation of the wretched hous in g condition s of the laborer in Pittsbur gh b an in r H d S u ve . e as y article the y ma e a protest , a stock
' d d u n in hol er, to the hea q arters of the Compa y New York .
W hin n d u it a year , his protest , combi e with press re of the d ul in n local health boar , res ted teari g down three rows of
d n ed n and n wretche hovels , ow by the Compa y re ted to him n its employees . This measure of su ccess led to e list the co- operation of other stockholders in betterin g the hours
and n n an d of labor, other worki g con dition s then prevale t , he called u pon the Steel Corporation for a list of its stock holders that he might circulate amon g them a report of the scientific investigation which he had caused to be made at n in his expe se, of workin g conditions among the laborers u A hi n Pittsb rgh . t s first interview with the Chairma of the “ United States Steel Corporation he introdu ced himself as a ’ — 26 CLA SS or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
n re dam nfool small stockholder . Upo the refusal of his
u n n d un d u u n n q est , othi g a te , he bro ght s it agai st the Compa y of d but f u to obtain a list its stockhol ers , be ore this s it was decided a compromise was efi ected whereby the Company ’ n d agreed to mail, at Cabot s expe se , a igest of his report to
n d d u for an fifteen thou sa stockhol ers , with a req est expres
[ u d d u n Of sion of their attit e towar the q estio . the replies ,
d f - n in du n receive , orty eight per ce t were favor of a re ctio n u of worki g ho rs .
I n n u officials had u d an or the mea time , the exec tive iss e
r u n n n - da de req iri g the abrogatio of the seve y week , which had previou sly been in force in all its continu ou s process
A t nn u n in 1911 n u d mills . the a al meeti g Cabot i trod ce a
u n u n u n resol tio , with the acq iesce ce of J dge Gary, appoi t ing a committee of promin ent stockholders empowered to in vestigate and report on con dition s of labor as described in ’ d d n Cabot s igest . This committee reporte the followi g year to the effect that the twelve -hou r day shoul d be abolished and put the qu estion u p to the administrative officers of the Com n ffi i l pa y . A year later the o c a s reported that they cou ld n ot cut down the twelve - hou r day unl ess competitors would do u f n n n l n d likewise, th s o feri g a challe ge to i tel ige t stockhol ers in all companies to take action to effect a n ew balan ce be
n n k n u an d d d nd twee reaso able wor i g ho rs ivi e s .
u u n but had n o n n Th s the iss e remai s, Cabot by mea s give u fi ht v d n d n in u p the g , as is e i e ce by his creati g his will a tr st “ fund of to the en d that industrial abu ses and hard ships of indu strial laborers may be kn own and remedied . “ A n official of S n W the teel Corporatio writes of him , hile I
n d n u hin ofte isagreed with him as to the way he we t abo t t gs,
n z d u d n n an d unselfis hn ess I recog i e his co rage, etermi atio , of
u H n fi h r n p rpose . e was certai ly a great g te a d we came to on get very well together . His interest was keen in his fellowman and in human af
an d n on i l on n fairs , he was impatie t with c d t s which te ded to u n n d c rb the ema cipatio of the poorer classes . As he prove
a d z n z n ao a loyal cl ssmate, so he prove a loyal citi e , a citi e tua ed n n u n t by high motives and i tellige t j dgme t .
P D n H L M . d . W. . . a .
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in 1918 ll Carpenter wrote , as fo ows There is very little that I can write about myself which
n m an would be of interest to the Class . I feel that a y who has n ot an Opportun ity to do somethin g active in the war is m on old d an d a e . to be pitied, I of those Too to be accepte n am d n an d en as a volu teer, I oblige to sit here impote tly
‘ u i ksan s wi h in di deavor to exhau st the q c d t a t pper . My two un an u d boys are too yo g to be of y service, altho gh the ol er ,
can run un n u sixteen years of age , says that he a m itio s tr ck ’ and d u hus if his father mother will let him . My a ghter s
n d on n an n n in n d ba is the Atla tic somewhere , e sig the U ite n in States Navy . Five of my ephews are the service , three
in n I n he- h ld in u of them Fra ce . fact every c i the vario s n i and in Carpe ter fam lies , the families with which they are afiiliated in by marriage, is the service . A great man y qu estions come u p before me with referen ce u n n to the war stat tes ; some of them i teresti g, most of them ui n nn un d n q te the co trary . I have a o ce from the be ch that in am n ot n u and n in the matter of the war I e tral , whe ever, u n i n G n n d u in q estio s wh ch i terest the over me t , a o bt arises nd u in n my mi , that do bt will be resolved favor of the gover n n me tal actio . “ I have been spendin g the last week in trying to persu ade people to do anyt hin g but steal in the interest of the Red
n n u Cross . I thi k that the bli d goddess will be do bly blind in my cou rt if some m an is charged with stealing an d can show n u d u that he gave the mo ey to s ch a goo p rpose . “ ’ am n on not n 88 u d I rambli g this way, that I thi k wo l be n d bu u n in d i tereste , t beca se I wa t to the goo graces of . keep our d n u d un us not isti g ishe secretary, who import es to write ‘ ’ ‘ ’ n hin n ot g ew or j u st the same . “ For the first time in my life I am discontented ; I am sick at heart that I am n ot permitted to give myself to thi s
Bu ou n n n war . t y a d I were bor at the wro g time ; too late to help preserve the Union an d too soon to take a real part in u n z n n n n perpet ati g civili atio . To be co te t with maki g sacrifices uf in n n n n n at home , s fer g perso al i co ve ie ce , is like n u u du n W out hiri g a s bstit te for the ratio of the war . e are RECORDS or TH E CLASS 29
hi dd W our We d . t rty years . have reache mi le age hatever n d d on ambitio s , however well physically, we are regar e as the
' shelf ; we are snfi ering from a well defin ed case of Ann o n u f an d Domi i . I s ppose they are right a ter all . Military naval authorities probably feel that they have trou ble enough ’ d u n a u nnu d s . witho t looki g fter the s pera ate . Yet it har I feel as well as I ever did ; I weigh one hundred an d seventy five un d in nd do not z po s the bath , a have to apologi e for a an n n o on un d belly . I c break ni ety clay pigeo s ut of e h dre , an n d ca follow the dogs in the field all day after live birds . Big medicin e m en here say that I am physically fit ; but the ” n ll l a swer to it a is that I am fifty years o d . A ny of the members of the Class who follow the daily n ews are sure to learn of the vigorou s and positive course which ud n J ge Carpe ter follows .
FREDERICK SIMON CATE
A ril 20 1 n p 8 61 R eadi M ass. , , g, ohn M arch Ga te and P hoebe a s J H ye .
M . D niver sit ar l . , U y of M y and, 1 8 98 . elen il O. N e l n J a . 1 6 1 8 93 H , , . ar ar t 1 M e . 1 1 8 9 . g , Feb , 4 n M ar h ola d W. 0 1 6 R , c 3 , 8 9 .
C ra ord N t. wf S ep 20, 1 905 .
ddress C or. N adeau A venue and A lame da S treet n les A , A ge ,
C a l.
The Secretary is happy to add Gate to the list of found ” m n H e . e writes “ n n d n n n n I have bee practici g me ici e i etee years, the last n n d twelve of which have bee at my prese t address . My ol est ” in n boy is the avy .
mercy Chase
Bo rn M a 1 1 8 L n y 5 , 65 , y n, M ass . D ie d A ril 20 1 91 B n p , 4, osto , M ass . P a re n ts P hili p A . C ha se and A lice B . P eirce.
Marrie d M arion r n r 1 9 C ow ell M ks r l e s A il 1 8 6. o , B ook in , M as , p 4, ’ The Class reports are very meager as to Chase s life . They record only with great brevity his athletic ability while in ’ — 30 CLA SS or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
an d u n in . hi college, his b si ess career later life T s very brevity f H u n o . e d is represe tative his character was q iet , reserve , but n un demon strative , all the time expressi g very great n n in ll frien dlin ess to all who k ew him . His i terest a his
an d w as n classmates their lives very kee .
ha d in and H e d always appeare to be the best of health , his su dden sickn ess and death was a great shock to all his
n A t n d on om n m n frie ds . a meeti g of the Class hel C e ce e t Day, 1914 f n u n d , the ollowi g resol tio s were passe “ W d d d in hereas , we recor with eepest regret the eath
B n on 20 1914 our osto April , , of classmate Percy Chase . “ Resolved : That the Class wish to express their sorrow in on e e n n and the loss of whos stro g , loyal , ge ial lovable char ” n d d u d n him acter re ere him partic larly ear to all who k ew . The Secretary is happy to take this Opportunity to express ’ d n u the eep appreciatio of the Class for Mrs . Chase s tho ght fuln ess on several occasion s of sen din g flowers on Commence ’ ment Day to be placed on the 88 gate in remembran ce of u n d n n d n her h sba , a d as a evi e ce of his loyalty to the college and his class .
HENRY DURANT CHEEVER
r Bo n Jan . 8 , 1 867 , N ew York, N . Y . D P a re nts John Haven Cheever and A wna ow . r rd t 1 1 8 9 de a sed Marrie d M au d Ru ssell B a na O c . , 0 ( ce ) . ,
ora . H orlocker M a 23 1 8 99 . Z G , y ,
hildr n ora M a 1 3 1 91 1 . C e Z , y ,
M u nici al uildin N e w ork N Y . Address p B g , Y ,
m 1 0 e st 9th S treet N ew ork N . Y . ( H o e ) , 5 W 5 , Y ,
Cheever reports : Since last report I have become Presi
n n n and d d de t of the Oko ite Compa y, have evote all my time n to increasin g the efficiency of this compa y . My time is divided almost equ ally between manu factur ing problems and
n n n u finan ces . the ge eral admi istratio , s ch as , sales , etc The resu lts have been gratifyin g ; the produ ction has been more
n d u d an d n n o and tha o ble , the perce tage of selli g c st over head materially decreased. “ n ut Sin ce the United States e tered the war, we have p RECORDS or TH E CLASS 31
n z n d G n n our entire orga i atio at the isposal of the over me t , and practically our whole factory capacity is n ow bu sy on d d strictly war or ers , all of which we have accepte at very — — close prices mu ch below our u sual commercial prices there fore during the war our profits will be small and both stock , , — holders and you rs truly will suffer accordingly bu t we will ‘ ’ have the satisfaction of feelin g that we are doin g our bit . “ I am also glad to report that this company has secured H B n our . d the services of Classmate, Charles al wi , who has n 1 u s n anu ar 19 7 . bee with si ce J y , “ ‘ Please n ote that we have moved to the fin est building ’ on fin est n fin es i n the cor er of the t city the world, which 501 n 42n u n d . is Fifth Ave e, cor er of Street
E rnest JBernaro (Ebenowetb
Born ul 6 t h r 2 1 8 6 S . a les o. J y , 5 , C , M Die M a 1 d y 2 , 1 8 97 , L eicester , M ass . P a re nt B ernard P e l h en w th and a e s e e C o e C m Van D usen .
n in n Che oweth left the class se ior year .
RICHARD PERCY CHITTENDEN
Born une 1 2 1 8 66 B rookl n N Y J , , y , . . P a re nts ichard and Chittenden and u B r R H y L cy Lee ace. D r L eg e es L . B . , 1 8 91 .
M rri rtru de L F a e d e . is h er M on t G rea l Can a da J an . 28 1 8 92. f , , , Childre n ernon B race M a 1 8 9 A 1 V , y , 4, . B . , 1 9 5 .
lo d P S e t 1 - 8 96 1 91 2 1 l 1 91 6. L y ercy , p , , 4, C ass Oi A ddres s M un i ic al B u ildin N ew York N . Y . p g , , m e win r o te 1 29 C olu m bia ei hts B rookl n N . Y . ( H ; ) , H g , y ,
om e summ er Tokeneke P ark D arien Conn . ( H ; ) , , ,
Chitten den continu es to act as assistant corporation cou n
for n n and in u u n sel Ma hatta , is charge of the b rea of co tract n litigatio . n so n n B . His , Ver o , served with the Red Cross in Paris . d P . u n n in 27 h n Lloy was a lie te a t the t Divisio .
CHARLES FRANCIS CHOATE
Bo rn Oct. 23 1 8 66 Cam brid e , , g , M ass . Pa r n ' e ts Charles F . Choate and E liz beth arlile a W. C . ’ — 32 CLA SS or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
r M ass n is B urnett S ou thbo o u e 1 1 8 92. Ma rrie d Lou e , , , J 5 , a is 3 d M a 3 1 8 93 Childre n Charles Fr nc , , y , ; A . B . , 1 91 5 ; LL . B . ,
1 91 7 .
m N atha lie H . Bisho un 91 e 1 1 7 . . p, J 4, B rnett M a 1 B ose h u 3 8 93 A . . 1 91 1 J p , y , ; , 6 as of 1 9 5 .
John , M ay 1 3 , 1 8 95 .
E liz abeth u l 1 7 1 8 97 . , J y ,
r n tt t - b t Bur e e . 7 1 1 1 R o e , S p , 898 ; 1 9 6 8 ; Class of 1 920. se hine A ril 7 1 90 Jo p , p , 4. r e A ddres s 3 0 S tate S t e t, B oston, M ass. H om S outhboro M ass ( e ) , , .
Choate continu es in the practice of law in Boston in a nn win n H e ma er to the high respect of his co temporaries . was one of the delegates to the Massachusetts Constitution al n n n n in Co ve tio . Three of his so s were the service . Charles F 3 u n n h B . d ose n J . , , was a lie te a t of artillery, p was a captai of In fantry an d Robert Burn ett was a corporal in the 76th
n n o hboro Divisio . Choate himself was captai of the S ut Com
n u e Gu d and on du in B n pa y, Massach s tts State ar , was ty osto du n th ri g e police strike .
ASAPH CHURCHILL
B rn A u . 1 8 1 66 r ntham M ass o 8 e . g , , W , r P are n ts Gardner A saph Churchill and E llen B rastow B a rett. Ma rri elen livia renc h am aica P lain M ass une 1 e d H O F , J , , J 4,
1 900.
r li ia 28 901 . Child e n O v , Oct. , 1 r r l n 1 1 03 B a ba a E N ov . 2 9 . le , , 2 1 907 A sa h Jr. . 5 . p , , Feb ,
200 D ev ons hire S tre et B oston M ass . Addres s , ,
H om 2 7 A dam s S treet M ilton M ass . ( e ) , 4 , ,
n n H e Chu rchill has nothi g to add si ce the last report . was in a member of the Milton constabulary . The Secretary is
in afi airs debted to him for mu ch assistance class .
C harles W orc ester
1 8 63 S hen tad N . Y . Born D ec . 23 , , c ec y , ,
M ar h 31 1 8 91 est oxbur M ass. Die d c , , W R y , P are nts N ath anie l George Clark and E liz abeth S argent Wor
cester. RECORDS or TH E CLASS 33
A memorial and resolutions were published in the Second
Report .
HENRY MA RTYN CLARKE
r A u nt Bo n g . 1 , 1 8 65 , B elmo , M ass .
r n nr ar ark an urlburt . P a e ts He y M tyn Cl e and J e L . H D eg re es LL . B . , 1 893 . 0 tat tr t B o t n M a s ddr e S ee s o s . A ess 5 S , , m 6 tr et B os n a H o 2 1 B eacon S e to M ss . ( e ) , , ,
Clarke has continu ed in the real estate an d insurance bu si “ n H ul n o un con ess . e states that the res ts are t satisfactory ” id ri s e ng my advancin g years .
MARSHALL BIDWELL CLARKE
rn S e t. 1 1 8 Bo p 5 , 65 , Oswego, N . Y .
n r ll B r r M a sha . la ke and M r A . arr r P a e ts C a ie C ie .
D eg re e s LL . B . , 1 8 91 .
Marrie d B lanche Tu dor A ustin Cincinn ati Ohio D ec. 28 1 907 . , , , , i r M arie A u stin 23 1 91 1 Ch ld e n , July , . i r ele n C arr e N ov . 7 1 91 3 . H , , ddr s 1 1 1 Broadwa N e ork e s w N . Y . A y , Y , H m M a lew ood N o J . ( e ) , p , .
Clarke served on the staff of the Federal Trade Commis
n W n n H e d sio at ashi gto . has move from New York to Maple d woo , N J
FREDERIC PERCIVAL CLE MENT
t. a S ep 1 3 , 1 8 6 , Ru tl nd Vt. 4 ,
a llace h arles lem e n r alo ish W C C nt a d S a a h S m e F . M aud M rrison i 1 o , E l z a bet h , N . J . , N ov . 1 9 , 1 8 9 .
M au d M orrison 1 A . B . 91 mi h 3 1 893 1 5 t . , July , , , , S
m . cott ow e B n n 7 1 S ow e u e 1 1 9 8 . H , J ,
red ric P er iv l r r . B 1 91 died F e c a , J . , M a ch 20, 1 8 95 , A . , 6;
1 91 8 icks Texas . July 4, , H ,
o r n 1 91 9 . R ge Cona t, N ov . 2, 1 8 96, ( 1 91 5 Class of
Ad r s h r k d e s 3 0 C urch S t eet N ew o N . Y . , Y r , H D om 62 6 art P lace E liz abeth N . J . ( e ) , H , , n Ru tla d, Vt.
d I 1 1 n N Y . an n u 9 5 n W . the s mmer of Cleme t left atertow , , in November became associated with the Page Steel and Wire ’ — 34 CLASS or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
n P a . in d n I n 1917 n Monresse . Compa y , , , the sales epartme t he became sales man ager of the Peerless Insulated Wire an d
n N ew an d in 191 8 n Cable Compa y of York, April, , he we t n and now back to the Page Compa y, is at their New York
B d hi z N . s J ffi e 30 u S . o c , Ch rch treet esi es home at Eli abeth, u n d n s d n I n he claims R tla , Vermo t, as a place of re i e ce . November of 1917 he became a member of the Home Gu ard
iz an d has n n of El abeth , see 1 active service to the exte t that he was called out to gu ard the plants of the Standard Aero Cor
infi l nd z N n u d d ration Pla e d a . po at Eli abeth, J This i cl e duty on on e night at a temperature of eight degrees below z ero . l r fir t u n n in n d J . s His so , Fre eric Perciva , , was a lie te a t n H e n d W the Aviatio Corps . was statio e at Fort orth ,
n Jul 4 1918 d d n fli hts Texas . O y , , he was etaile for exhibitio g I n u hin out at Fort Dick . the co rse of these his mac e got
as d an d u n ur d h of control an d cr he , he was so serio sly i j e t at h H e had u n he died before reachin g t e hospital . the rep tatio n of bein g a very skillful an d dari g pilot . Roger Con an t Clemen t was a fir st lieuten ant of Infantry h n in the 76t Divisio .
MARSHALL HILL CLYDE
i P a 1 8 6 P hila de l h a . Bo rn N 017 . 9 , 5 , p , i l d e and E m elin e ield ll. P a re n ts William P . C y F H
k Y u 1 8 1 901 . r i d M ar er L . u k in N e w Yor N . . ne Ma r e g y B c l , , , J , 1 90 ll ill J r. S e t. 1 Childre n M a rsha H , , p , 4
7th S treet N ew o k N . Y . Addre s s 1 24 E ast 3 , Y r ,
Clyde has n othin g to report except a change of his busi n ess address .
THOMAS CLYDE
8 67 P hiladel hia P a . Bo rn F e b. 2, 1 , p ,
l d e an d E m e line ield H ill. P a re nts William P . C y F
alisbur M d . Addre ss S y ,
n Clyde has n ever replied to any communicatio s .
’ — 3 6 CLAS S or 8 8 EIGHTH RE PORT
dun in n and i t . . H in Alsace , at Ver , Lorrai e, before S M hiel e ll d n d n his n H was fin a y ma e Comma a t of sectio . e and the d n n n section receive two citatio s, a perso al felicitatio from d and de u Gen eral Girar , a croix g erre . On his return to the United States he was commission ed a first lieutenant of I n
n r and s u u n n fa t y bseq e tly captai .
3 11108 Gotting
M 1 Born ay 7 , 1 8 64, B oston , M ass . A u 22 1 1 o Die d g . , 9 3 , B ston , M ass .
Pare n s Ch arles ria h C ottin and S usan ordelia D la t U g C e no.
A t n d on n n a meeti g of the Class hel Comme ceme t Day, 1914 d n , at Cambri ge, the followi g memorial was passed “ Cottin g left college before gradu ation and shortly after ’ wards entered his father s office where he occupied himself
an d n n n un of with the care ma ageme t of property . O acco t
d u u n and ill health he was oblige to give p active b si ess , d n in un d d an d travelle exte sively, mak g a trip aro the worl ,
n for in if n On u n livi g a time Cal or ia . his ret r to the east his health gradu ally failed an d he died in Boston on the
n - n d u u 1 913 n our n -fif h twe ty seco of A g st , , soo after Twe ty t nn A iversary . “ Cottin g was always of a generous and charitable disposi
n an d u n d B n l tio , altho gh abse t a great eal from osto was a
n ed in and r d an ways i terest his class Ha var College , d gave ” n u n ll n ge ero sly whe ca ed upo .
GEORGE WASHINGTON CRAM
u ne 7 1 8 66 B oston M ass J , , , . A lbert olden Cra m and a lli a lor B art et H S e T y l t. E liz a beth ixon B ent C am brid M as n 1 2 e s J a . 1 90 . H , g , , , E liz abeth 1 903 . , July 4, K th ri t a a ne , S ep . 1 9 , 1 906.
A ddr ss niversit H a C am brid e M ss e a . 4 U y ll , g , H om 38 a k eview A venue C am brid e M ass ( e ) , L , g , .
H e wrote in April of 1 918 : I am still occu pied with my
Office du n in work at the College , my ties bei g somewhat creased by my appointment as Secretary of the Faculty of RECORDS or TH E CLASS 37
n n s n d n Arts a d Scie ces . My cla smates may be i tereste to k ow
- Of that so far fifty five of their son s have been in Harvard . these n early all have gradu ated or expect to graduate except those who went into military or naval service without com ” pleting the requ irements for their degrees .
‘ Cram had some very difiicult work to do when the Stu dents n f in 1918 Army Traini g Corps was ormed the fall of , as a
n on him large part of the admi istrative detail fell .
KENDALL FOX CROCKER
t it Bo rn Oc . 1 1 8 63 F chbur M ass . 4, , g ,
l r k n har es T. ac er a d el n r n s u s . P a e t C C H e E . T ft i ester E dith M iles S e t 1 9 1 88 9 d A r ied u . Mar e d H , p . , ; g A m ar ll B l i y F w e ou te le F tchbur M ass Oct. , g , , A r d M u l hildre n l e iles 27 1 891 . C f , J y , i r tchbu M ass P . B oa: 29 dr s s 0. 5 . Ad e F g , , H om 5 a rne t treet itchbur ass 5 S M . ( e ) , G , F g ,
no Crocker has t reported .
ALAN CUNINGHAM
Bo rn 2 1 8 62 M iddletown D el July 4, , , . P are nts ohn rancis Cunin ham and S arah E liz abeth a t J F g C t s.
Se n o u n n and nu u The cretary has f rther i formatio , mero s efi orts un n n u to locate C i gham have bee fr itless .
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN CURTIS
M arch 27 1 863 B n , , osto , M ass .
B en amin ranklin C urtis an d M ar ane urtis j F y J C . M ar B a rnes M a d e L nn a une 27 8 91 M ss 1 . y g , y , , J , ord n D G o , ec . 1 9 1 8 92 1 91 0 Class o 1 91 . , , ( f 4
m . Kath eri ea ur le rm s M as an ne S b el sle a a J . y , W y F , , 1 , 1 91 6.
ober t M a d e S e t R g p . 1 0 1 8 93 1 91 2 Class o 1 91 6. , , , ( f m . sa belle B a k r I e Chica o I ll. Jan . 27 1 91 7 . , g , , , M ar arrol D 1 C l 6 . 7 y , 6 , 1 8 96 C la ss o 1 920 R adcli e . , f , ff
elen C hi d M arch 5 1 900 lass o 1 922 R ad cli e H l , , , C f , fi . an e E liz a beth J u l 1 2 J , y , 1 907 . A ddres s P ie rce uildin o le S uare B os on M C t ass. B g , p y q , , H om ellesle H i ls M as ( e ) , W y l , s . ’ — 38 CLASS or 8 8 EIGHTH REP ORT
Curtis wrote I have practically n othin g of interest to
t five I n our on e say abou t myself for the las years . time lives ’ n s d n do n on in the lives of o e chil re . I certai work the Com
in W an d m ittee of Pu blic Safety ellesley, look after the
ou r Al hospital n eeds of sick poor . so I have served for two l v years as secretary of the Wel esley Ad isory Committee .
n n an in Su ch matters are of extremely mi or i terest , if of y d n B n terest at all . I have establishe the America ra ch of the
nd n W n u ! Medical Society of Lo o . ith this exceptio my b si n nu n d d n n ess life co ti es as before . I stea of rivi g a motor car ,
d n and n d n I rive oxe , whe I ri e home from the statio , I take
- n am u u no a horse draw carriag e . I s re that s ch taste is t n d n n n the sig of a va ci g age, for this has always bee my pref
n n nu on B u in ere ce . I co ti e to carry a large place at l e Hill
n n n n chiefl in Mai e, my perso al i terest there bei g y forestry, which I have carried on for many years un der the advice and n n n directio of the Forestry Departme t of the Governme t . It is of great interest to see the increas e in the width of the annu al rin g growth of spru ce and pin e by j u diciou s treat
n n n n u ou me t of the forest . I me tio these thi gs j st to show y ” how unimportant my life is . ’ u d son d n firs u n n in C rtis s ol est , Gor o , was a t lie te a t the
302nd d an d n u z d Fiel Artillery, was i str ctor of motori e artil
n un son an en lery at Camp Deve s . His yo ger , Robert , was
n an d in n d U- a sig , comma of a boat ch ser . I n the course of his bu sin ess Cu rtis has c on tinu ed his fre
u n On on e h n q e t trips to E urope . of the trips he ad the ovel experience of bein g arrested on the allegation that he had n n n n Z n bee sig alli g at ight to eppeli s .
f rancis JBrQ oen D ana
A u 1 n g. 1 4, 8 65 , B os to , M a ss.
ril 1 1 i A p , 1 91 7 , B rookl ne , M ass .
Otis D exter D ana an d E sther C ollins .
Kni n 92 lorence ht B oston M as s . u e 1 1 8 . F g , , , J ,
R alph Francis, N ov . 1 8 , 1 8 93 .
M arion , A ug . 23 , 1 8 95 .
arold Kenneth m oot une 1 2 1 91 . m . H S , J , 4
1 8 1 8 98 . ohn . J , Feb , RECORDS on TH E CLA SS 39
B n di d udd n B ok n s on Fran cis . Da a e s e ly at ro li e, Mas , 11 1917 April , .
- I n college he was kn own as a very good half mile runn er . After gradu ation he went into the stock brokerage bu sin ess in B n and was of Bos osto , for several years a member the n n an ton Stock Excha ge . After retiri g from this he became
r n n hi u d d office of the Da a Hardware Compa y, w ch s ccee e his ’ ’ f u n n n n d u i ather s b si ess . Da a s ma y ki ly q al ties were greatly appreciated by those who were fortunate to know him really w ell .
son F 101st n n His , Ralph . , was with the E gi eers , formerly kn n d and saw u ow as the First Corps Ca ets, m ch service d abroa .
JOHN DAN E
A u 1 1 n Born g . 3 , 8 66, Lo gw ood, M ass. P are n s ohn untin ton D ane and S arah lia t J H g Cece M orrill. M n d A D eg re e s D . a . M . , 1 8 92. i E un ice C ookse M illbrook rr e d N . Y A Ma y , , ug . 1 2, 1 909 . hn o 1 C hildre n Jo , N v . 4, 1 9 0.
ddress 29 M arlborou h S treet B oston M as A g , , s. H om P ond S tree t am aic a P lain M a s ( e ) , , J , s .
Dane writes Ru sticatin g in the obscure corn er of the
n kn n Orth0 edics u dd n professio ow as p , this war has s e ly b u us n o n d ro ght i to the limelight . As yet I have n t go e abroa , but have tried as best I could to min ister to the n eeds of that portion of our fellow citiz ens who are in danger of be in an d f n an n d n g more more orgotte d eglecte , the civilia u n n i nn pop latio at home . How lo g th s will last I ca ot say , an d for the n ext Report I may have a more interesting ” story .
WILLIAM PECK DANIELS
S e t. 20 1 8 66 N ew Yo k N . Y . p , , r , ohn L oth ro D aniels an d M r e J p a y M os ley . 1 1 1 D evonshire ree o S t t, B ston , M ass. H om 8 3 B eacon S treet B ston ass ( e ) , 4 , o , M .
n n in new Da iels has oth g to report . ’ — ' - 40 CLASS or 88 E I GH rr1 REP ORT
' WALTER DORSEY DAVIDGE
1 1 866 a hin t D une 1 s on . Bo rn J , , W g , r n s a lter D orse D avid e and A nna ouise hin t P a e t W y g L Was g on. an M L B 1 8 90 d LL . 1 L . . . 8 91 o i D eg re es , , , , C lum b an ( now George shin ton niv r i Wa g ) U e s ty . B ond uildin ashin ton D Addres s B g, W g , . m 1 8 26 I tr t H o S ee N . W. ashin ton D ( e ) , , , W g , . C .
n o Davidge has t reported .
THOMAS DRUMMOND DAVIDSON
Bo rn S ept. 26 1 8 65 Germa ntow n P a. , , , P are n s e or e D avidson and E llinor auntle ro t G g F y . D r LL B n r i e e e s . . U ive s t o Cali ornia 1 8 96. g , y f f ,
n o n n n n n n The Secretary has i formatio co cer i g Davidso ,
n o a d has n t been able to get any clu e to any in formation .
CHANDLER DAVIS ’ Bo rn M n i l J 6 1 8 66 S an Fra c sco C a . y , , ,
Pa re n ts eor e enr D avis and lara ane h rardi G g H y C J G e . r D eg e e s CE . as w e ll as A . B . , 1 8 8 8 .
A dr s 1 es th tr et N k d e s t 5 S e ew or N . Y . W 4 , Y , H om est tre t ew o k th S e N N . Y . ( e ) , 44 W 44 , Y r ,
Davis continu ed the practice of his profession until Janu
1 917 H e d W t n d an d ary, . ma e several trips to the es I ies
n n u n n n n d n con sid Ce tral America as co s lti g e gi eer, a spe t
in u n on h u I n a d . crable time Col mbia , Costa Rica , the Ist m s
Janu ar 1917 n d n in n n y , , he was commissio e captai the E gi eers an d in d d n n Reserve Corps, May was or ere to the trai i g camp
u G H e at Fort Oglethorpe , Chickama ga , eorgia . was Com
nd n Offi er u n 1st n n ma i g c of the Cas al Compa y, U. S . E gi eers , d d B n d of n n of colore steve ores , of the a the Corps of E gi eers , d n 6 h n n an u t U . S . d of the Hea q arters Compa y, E gi eers ,
ffi cer n Topographical O of the same regime t . “ I n 1 918 Ben n an d April , , he wrote Carpe ter myself, or
100 our n Scientific S a in % of Lawre ce chool Cl ss , are the n Of 50 n in U ited States Service . this class % a yway are I n n and n on n n n . Fra ce , have bee the fro t li e tre ches fact RECORDS or THE Onass 41
’ we have j u st come out after an eight days experience at the front . “ We d our u an d s n have receive baptismal p rple, have how our allies that even without preliminary trainin g the Ameri n un d n m u d m en in ca is to be co te o . I a very pro of the my d n d u n . compa y, the Hea q arters Detachme t They behave nd d n d n d an u d of sple i ly, a the U ite States c be pro the troops nd n u n n ou u d it is se i g to p t a e d to the war . If y co l see the d n in n n n d ru n esolatio Fra ce, the wa to est ctio of property by B u ou u d the oches, private as well as p blic , y wo l take the
i r f n n pac fists by the so ufi o the eck a d throttle them . They ” n make me sick a yway . d n n d d in 1918 The etachme t which Davis comma e March , , was amon g the forces put into the fron t lin e trenches by Gen eral Carey of the E nglish Army to help check the advance of
n d u n an d o n B and the Germa s . Hea q arters Compa y C mpa ies D 6th n n in n n u n of the E gi eers were this e gageme t . D ri g the u hi fi ht d it d co rse of t s g , as Davis has expresse , he trie to stop ’ - n l but d dn W a six i ch shell with his he met , it i t work . hat n d u u n really happe e was , that he was b ried der a mass of and u du d earth by a shell , this m st have pro ce some sort of
- u u shell shock, as a res lt of which , abo t three weeks after the fi ht d d n u in g , he was or ere to a base hospital . For his co d ct this action he was awarded the Military Cross u n der orders G n n n n d n 4th B of e eral Rawli so , comma i g the ritish Army . The order reads as follows “ Awarded the Military Cross for gallantry and devotion du in n u n n n d n to ty actio . His lie te a t bei g kille , Captai Davis , u un d d n d on n n n d altho gh wo e , i siste remai i g with his comma ” du n n n n ri g heavy bombardme t u til his Compa y w as relieved.
FRANK LINCOLN DEAN
A ril 3 1 8 6 orc er 5 est M ass. p , , W , A n n lexa der E . D ean an d C aroline Richardso .
M abe l ou hton orcester M ass J an . 1 3 1 8 91 . H g , W , , , Linc oln ou hton M arch 9 1 8 96 1 91 Class H g , , , ( 4 1 91 9 .
A ddre ss M ass S tate ou se B oston . H , ,
H om 1 0 ed ar S treet orcester M ass . ( e ) , C , W , ’ — 42 CLA SS or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
Dean continu es his work as Controller of County Accounts in Massachu setts . n d u n n d son n n H . His , Li col , was a seco lie te a t , Fiel Artil
and saw in n . lery, service Fra ce
FRANKLIN HENRY DEWART
. 3 1 8 61 N orwood ntari ana Feb , , , O o, C da . ame s H artle D ew art and M a D J y ry ay. B hi le n A . . O o e s a 1 8 79 . , W y , te la lem ent l l nd S l C , C eve a , O hio, Jawua ry , 1 88 0. r rin a t M a y Lo d , Oc . 27 , 1 88 0.
N than A ril 1 i A m or a , p 7 , 8 8 3 ( Colum b a University ) .
l n r t. n i C em e t ic to , S ep 7 1 8 8 U ivers t o M inne sota . V , 4 ( y f ) r l M a 26 1 8 6 a o d D a 8 . H y , y ,
in red B erl N ov . 1 1 8 8 7 . W f y y , 4,
Festus A lban Jan . 31 1 8 8 9 . , ,
E u ene illard 1 1 8 90. g W , July 4,
D orothy , Jan . 1 3 , 1 8 92.
a n M ac Le , A pril 1 7 , 1 8 93 .
Vera , Oct. 21 , 1 8 95 .
n r 1 7 1 7 D aph e , M a ch , 89 . 0 R o er M erriam A u . 1 6, 1 9 2. g , g
ddress 1 9 oom/is S treet B urlin ton Vt. A 5 L , g ,
Dewart reports that all except his two youngest children are
‘ d d n H e n ow d and n n . marrie , that he has thirtee gra chil re is a charter member of the Vermont Society of E ngin eers an d f n H the Harvard Clu b o Vermo t . e is a member of the His torical Society an d edited Volume I of State Papers of Ver
n u u d n P a ers o the S urve ors- General mo t , j st p blishe , bei g p f y . For over a year he was engaged as chief engineer for the f n in n state o Vermo t the case of Vermo t vs . New Hamp
for d min n und in shire the eter atio of their bo ary l e .
PHILIP DEXTER
/ M arch 1 1 , 1 8 68 , B rookline , M ass . i i kn D x and E l z a beth . c or. Willia m 8 . e ter S T B 1 2 LL . 8 9 .
i h d B o A ril 6 1 89 . Woo ston M ass . 1 5 E d t , , , p , illiam 1 1 897 W , July 5 , . r a 40 S tate S t ee t, B oston , M ss. t t M ass H om 6 M arlborou h tree Bos on . ( e ) , 5 g S , ,
’ — 44 CLA ss or 8 8 EIGHTH REP ORT
marrie JBeehman D rake
23 1 8 6 est u sh N . Y . Bo rn M ay , 4, W R ,
28 1 8 9 B askin id N . J . Die d A ug . , 4, g R ge , kson D ra ke and aura lark Pare nts A n d rew Jac L C .
his in u A sketch of life is the Fo rth Report .
" umilliam jfranklin D raper
a M as r D 66. 1 7 1 865 o e d le s . Bo n , , H p ,
Die d M arch 1 8 , 1 909 P aris Franc e . , ,
il i D ra r n ia r e a d L dd ov a ren . P a re n ts W l am F . p y L e W
i lora elch o e da le M ass . Marr e d F W , H p ,
in n A brief sketch is the Seve th Report .
RUSSELL DUANE
rn une 1 1 8 66 S w edesborou h N Bo J 5 , , g , . J . r n ts Ch a rles illiam D u ane and e len r P a e W H F ances Lincoln.
L . B . ni r it P nn D e re e s L U ve s o e s lvania 1 8 91 . g , y f y ,
M ar B urns id M rris i ia ri e o P h la del h P a . 1 a r e d une 1 8 99 . M y , p , , J 4,
C hildre n M orris, M a rch 20, 1 901 .
h ran klin 1 ara 90 . S F , July 4, 4 t Fran klin Oc . 2 1 905 died M arch 5 1 91 0. , 4, ; ,
1 61 -1 623 an d itle B u ildin P hiladel hia Addre ss 7 L T g, p ,
P a .
2028 D anc P la hil l H om e e ce P ade hia P a . ( e ) , L y , p ,
D u an e continu es the practice of law in Philadelphia as
h r n firm u n an d H ecksc e . se ior member of the of D a e , Morris His work has been greatly increased by the appointment of on e of his partn ers as ambassador to Japan an d by the mili
f u n H e n an tary service of o r of his assista ts . has take active part as member of the Nation al Security Leagu e in the cam paign for the first bill en acted by Congress for the increase
an d d n nu of u of the Army Navy, eliveri g a mber p blic “ ” on dn nd u H e speeches Prepare ess a other war s bj ects . has also delivered nu merou s other public addresses in clu din g the Commen cement Address at the Hahn emann Medical College in 1 917 an d on e nnu n u May, , at of the a al ba q ets of the
n H e America Philosophical Society . was chairman of the Legal Advisory Board of the 30th Military District of Phil d a elphia . RECORDS or TH E CLASS 45
CARROLL EVERE TT EDSON
1 r M a . n Oc t. 1 8 66 ox u ss Bo r 4, , R b y , ’ A oun . Parents P tolem y O M eara E d son and M ary . Y g M 2 d . M D . an A . 1 8 9 . D eg re e s ,
1 7 M a estic ui din D enver Colo. Addres s 5 j B l g , , m D en er o o H o v . ( e ) , , C l
Edson writes : I spent the summer of 1 913 in Lon don
nz I n 1914 studyin g heart diseases un der James Macke ie . I served as president of the Medical Society of the City an d
un n A u of Co ty of De ver . t the o tbreak the war I was greatly disappointed at bein g unable to pass the physical requ ire d I n ments for a commission in the Me ical Reserve Corps . u 1917 n d B d J ly, , I was appoi te a member of District oar , No . 2 d f d . , for the state of Colora o for the ra t The work of this d n n u boar took a great deal of my time . It mea t lo g ho rs ,
n but n t . re n great respo sibility, great i teres The spo se of the n n f of d u an n We orther hal Colora o was q ick, loyal , d ge eral .
d d d an d first establishe a recor for spee , were the District
B d our u of u oar to complete work . M ch this was d e to the
n u t e n m en of exceptio al q ality of h other members , all bei g the u tmost devotion an d highest ideals of the du ties of citi ’ z enshi u n had n n p. As a res lt we ever a mome t s frictio or a d v d d n i i e vote . I was also the chairma of the Committee on
n of S C un f n n z n Physicia s the tate o cil of De e se, orga i i g the
u an d n G n n d I n work for p blicity combatti g erma propaga a . addition the rou tin e duties of regular practice have filled all ” of my time . HENRY EDWARDS
Bo rn M ar h 8 in c 1 8 66 u M ass . , , Q cy , P a r n s am es d ard n r e E w s a d a ah E . N B as s . t J S . D r B B t ni e e e s . r g J . , os on U ve sity 1 906. , Addres s 3 9 ourt tr et B o ton ss C S e , s , M a .
H m 2 r a re o onc o d S u B oston M ass. ( e ) , 4 C q , ,
d d n n n ew E war s reports othi g .
Sobn mic e E lorioge
e t 9 1 il rd M ass . S p . 1 , 8 64, M fo , k a l M a y 23 , 1 91 5 , B er e ley , C . ’ — 46 CLA SS or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
71, E ldrid e and E m il A delaid i Pare nts R ufus 0631 g y e R c e . M edic al Colle ali orwia 9 o er C 1 8 . M .D . Co e Degrees , p g ( f ) , 4 ow en o r sno n n Marrie d mo ene , f F e , a t S a Fra cisco Cal. N ov . I g R , ,
25 , 1 8 95 . ell t Childre n C arlton R ow , Oc . 27 , 1 8 96.
e len ic N ov . 8 1 90 . H R e, , 4
d h n Eldridge prepare for college at P ilips A dover . After
du n u d d ed n in S an n an gra atio he st ie m ici e Fra cisco, d sub n d in n n d B u a a . seq e tly pr ctice that city, Fres o , erkeley His profession al work had centered on n ervous and mental dis
an d an n u u n and cases , he was e th siastic st de t of psychology
n on n u an d n u its beari g ervo s me tal tro bles . Becau se of his residence so far from Cambridge he had n ever been able to attend any of the reunions of the Class du n H in u nd . e s a after gra atio has kept to ch with the Cla s , the Secretary has from time to time received some very n pleasa t letters from him .
WENDELL PHILLIPS ELKINS
n t F ir d Bo r S ep . 1 6, 1 8 62, a fiel , Vt. P a re nts Jam es Hervey E lkins and E leanor Lu cretia r T E d A M 1 8 D eg e e s S . . . an . . , 94. i u th D xt r ou ro M arion M rr d e e C as s un 6 1 899 . Ma e R , , , J e , n h t 31 1 901 de as ed hil r E o Oc . ce . C d en c , , ( ) n n Kim ba ll Co ro, J a . 24, 1 903 .
erve B ertrand A u . 1 3 1 905 . H y , g , H d r A ndover entre N . . A d ess C ,
’ a l n his n For three ye rs E ki s lived at pare ts home, where he made an attempt to combin e farmin g with writing for
had n en ou the press . His aim bee to preach with his p with t
n n u ni but n und e teri g the reg lar mi stry, he soo fo that this w as n H e n d work i effective . therefore e tere a theological
an d f n d five in school , a ter taki g his egree, was for years n n nn n n n d n n n din omi al co ectio with the U itaria e omi atio , hol g B an d N H pastorates at ath Peterboro , . . After a year as
in N H . u n . lay preacher the Episcopal ch rch at Ma chester , ,
n z n n n he was formally recog i ed as a Co gregatio alist mi ister, an d n nu d u n 1900 d has co ti e as s ch . Si ce he has hel three RECORDS or TH E CLA SS 47
d : W s B N H . and pastorates areham, Mas , ath , . , Northwoo H I 1 91 ln n N . . n 3 d Ce tre , he was compelle by il ess to retire
n n N H . to the family farm at A dover Ce tre , . , where he hopes to recover his health .
S belbon E mery
Bo rn M arch 1 8 1 8 67 Turin . tal . , , I y i t D Oc . 2 1 i in i hio ed 4, 8 90, C nc na t , O . Pare nts Th om a s Josephus E m ery an d M ary M uhlenburgh H op
kins.
d n in n A recor may be fou d the Seve th Report .
CARL ADOLF EWALD
Bo rn Oct. 7 , 1 8 60, M arienw erder, P russia .
P arents C arl E w a ld an d E va R osina L eutritz .
n M . 1 8 9 . D eg re es M D . a d A . , 4
dd ress P . 0. B oa: 656 S eattle as h . A , , W
d in 1915 Ewal wrote December, I was elected by the voters of Kin g County a member of the Seattle Port Com n d . n u missio The three commissio ers , who make p this bo y, d n u d and us in a mi ister the p blic ocks wareho es, which six n d n n d n u n millio ollars have bee i veste . The positio is sal
aried an d u no ff n r - , I co ld t a ord to be a ca didate for e elec n n in tio whe my term expired December ,
f rank ‘JLewis jfales
M ar h l a Born c 1 3 1 8 66 a ole M ss. , W p , i Die d Oct. 5 , 1 905 , Ci ncinna ti, Oh o. i P are nts Joel Fish er Fa tes and Olive Lew s .
i h ol 1 889 . D r S . E . aw rence cient c S o eg e e s , L S fi c ,
Resolution s of the Class were pu blished in the Sixth Re
an n in S n . port , d additio al notes the eve th Report
EDWARD ALBERT FARGO
Born M a 25 1 8 65 C hioa o . y , , g , Ill
Pare nts Charles Henry Fargo and M ary E velyn S weet. 8 9 o 1 1 . l u d hica o I ll. N v. Ma rrie d S ara h D oo ittle Go l , C g , , , 4 ’ — 48 CLA SS or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
ranc es ou ld S e t. 8 1 895 A . B . 1 91 7 ell sl Childre n F G , p , , , , W e ey . K athe rine ou d M arch 1 5 1 8 97 died , , F . 8 1 8 98 . G l ; eb ,
arles enr 2 1 8 98 . Ch H y , July ,
w ard A lbert J r. ct. 1 0 1 8 E d , , O , 99 .
1 7 01 - 1 7 07 N orth obe S tree t hi Addres s y C ca o I . R , g , ll 8 21 ore n l H om , F st A ve ue E vans ton I . ( e ) , , l
d n and u ll Fargo is presi e t treas rer of the Fargo , Ha owell n u u n Shoe Compa y, s ccessors to the b si ess of the firm of
an d hi Fargo Phelps, of w ch he was formerly a member .
son H . n d u n n His , Charles , was a seco lie te a t in the Avia n u n on d . s d A . r J . tio Corps His yo ger , E war , , was a private in 65th n n in n the E gi eers the Ta k Service .
CHARLES ERNEST FARNUM
a 1 7 1 D ia' ld Born M y , 8 65 , fie , M 6.
arris arnum and A bbie al E liz abeth D o P a re nts H F g ble . M ar L E verett a rlem M ont M a 1 Ma rrie d y . , H , , y , 1 8 96. r rne st e 7 Childre n C h a les E , S pt. 29 , 1 8 9 .
E unice, A ug . 26, 1 902.
ar ose hine une 1 2 1 907 . M y J p , J ,
arlem B laine C ount M ont. A ddre s s H , y ,
d n No word has been receive from Far um .
CHARLES SIMPKINS FAY
an ran is o al Bo rn Oct. 7 , 1 8 66, S F c c , C .
r nd ar im kin Pa re nts C a le b Tay lo F ay a M y S p s . ’ C are o C olorado Oil C om an M erchants N ational Address f p y ,
an k S an D ie o C a l. B , g ,
u un Fay was a member of the Class thro gh j ior year . No
n him word has ever bee received from .
HERBERT ME LAN CTH ON FE DE RH EN
1 n Bo rn M a y 1 , 8 67 , B osto , M ass . P are n ts He rbe rt M elanethon F ederhen and Georgiana P reston
B owke r.
t r nt r au ra M . os e a b r H Ma rrie d L F , C e u y , N . . , S ept. 4, 1 8 97 .
r rt M elanc th on r u l 1 1 e be J . J 2 8 98 . Childre n H , , y , 0 N orth el n A ddre ss 1 Russ l S treet B os to M a ss . , , 8 o lum b A v nu H 55 C us e B oston M a . ( om e ) , e , , ss
H e reports : Nothing n ew of me . RECORDS OF TH E CLA SS 49
HE RBERT HAVILAND FIELD
Born A ril 25 1 868 B ro kl n . N p , , o y , . Y .
P a re n ts A aron ield and dia i F Ly S eam an Hav land . M D re e A . . 1 8 90 D e g s , , P h . 1 8 91 . Marrie d N ina E s hw n n n n c ege, L o do , E gla d , A pril 25 , 1 902. hildre n N oel aviland n 90 C Ja . 23 1 3 . H , , E lsi a ilan 1 0 e v d 1 1 9 . H , July , 5 ddr s K lli erst ri h rl n e s o k r. 9 u c S witz e a d . A , Z ,
d n d No wor has bee received from him . It is reporte that he was a member of the purchasin g board in Switz erlan d for A E F f. n n . . and o the . , also a member the America Commissio to Negotiate Peace .
(Brover jflint (formerly Flint Grover)
Born une 27 1 8 k Y 67 N ew o N . . J , , Y r ,
Die d J an. 31 , 1 909 , N ewport N ews , Va .
P are n ts (Ja vier Gr over an d S usan Flint. i Ma rrie d M au de F ske C am brid e M a ss . D 66. 1 2 1 8 96. , g , , ,
d n For recor see the Seve th Report .
PAUL FOSTER FOLSOM
Bo rn n S e t. 23 1 6 B os a p , 8 5 , to , M ss .
P r n P au er l n l er re s iv mo . a e t l Fost Fo som a d He en S . L i r n 1 1 901 . Ma r e d M a M acD o a ld B oston M ass . 3 y , , , July , i H en E e Ch ldre n él verm ore , D c . 8 , 1 903 .
ara h F arm w orth 23 1 90 . S . 5 , Feb , t 6: re t B o ton M ass. A ddre ss 8 1 E 8 8 6 S e , s ,
H om am a ica P lain M ass . ( e ) , J ,
Beyond the fact that he is now president of the Hawley,
n n n n ew . u n Folsom Compa y, he has othi g to report D ri g the war he was active in the Recru iting Service for the United
S n B d H o d in tates Shippi g oar . e als serve as a private the F u irst Motor Corps of the Massachusetts State G ard .
WALTER GREENWOOD FORSYTH t Bo rn ct. 20 1 8 6 e mo u h M s O 5 as . , , W y , ke n Pare n ts Francis Flint Forsy th and S arah Jane D ic rma .
P bl i r B ton M ass. A ddre s s B oston u ic L b ary , os ,
H om Th e B ea con 66 omm onwealth A venue B os ( e ) , , 4 C ,
ton , M ass . ’ 50 CLA ss or 8 8 EIGHTH REP ORT
Forsyth is at the Boston Public Library as custodian of n the Barton Tickn or Collectio .
GEORGE MEDARY FOSTER P i l i Bo rn S ept. 1 2, 1 8 66, h lade ph a, P a .
hn eo re oster an d A d line P arker edar P are n ts Jo G ff y F e M y .
H e w as a member of the Class in freshman and sophomore
n n n d u years . No i formatio has bee receive abo t him .
WILLIAM EVERETT FOWLER
1 1 8 67 arn m vill as Bo rn Oct. 4, , F u s e, M s.
rd o ler a nd E llen o n Pare nts E dwa F w H ga .
8 C entral S treet estboro M ass. Addre ss , W ,
Fowler is still j u stice of the First Eastern Worcester Dis
an d d d triet Court , was a member of the raft boar for the W d orcester istrict .
r HENRY FRANC, J .
Bo rn une 28 1 8 66 ashin ton D . 0. J , , W g , nr ran and B abe t n l Pare nts He y F c t e R ose tha . n th tr t W ashin ton D A res s 01 S eve S ee N . . . 0. dd 4 , , W g ,
H e was a member of the Class in freshman and sophomore n d u him years . No report has bee receive abo t .
CARLETON SHURTLEFF FRANCIS
Born M arch 21 1 866 B r k in , , oo l e , M ass . P are nts a an E u stis rancis and e n h rt T pp F H le S u lefi . D eg re e s
Ma rri E l ie es on r n e d s s O a e N . A ril 6 J 7 18 9 . W , g , , p ,
Childre n Ta an E u stis M a 1 3 1 8 9 7 1 91 6 Class o 1 920. pp , y , , ( f C arleton hurtle r N ov 1 S fi , J . , . 5 , 1 8 99 . o lan d oit A w C u . 1 90 H , g , 1 4. Address 26 D avis A venu e r , B ookline, M ass .
F ran 1s n nu 6 co ti es the practice of medicin e in Brooklin e . Under the n ew form of town government adopted there he d n n was electe a tow meeti g member . son n u n d in His , Tappa E stis , e tere the Naval Reserve
1 917 H e d as a s n n n on d April , . serve s ista t e gi eer boar the
’ — 52 CLASS or 88 EIGHTH RE PORT
WILLIAM HENRY FURNESS
A u . 1 8 1 8 66 allin ord P a. Born g , , W gf , orace ow ard urne ss and elen Ka o r P a re n ts H H F H te R ge s . i r D . n ve sit o P enn l a M . s v ni a 1 8 91 D e gre e s , U y f y , . “ ” indenshade allin ord D l nt ss L e aw are C ou P a . A ddre , W gf , y , ’ F urn ess was commission ed captain in the Medical Officers
H e s n d an Reserve Corps . was a sig e to the active list d took a cou rse in the dressin g of wou n ds accordin g to the Carrel
H di n o n n u . e d d Daki tech iq e t see service abroa .
HERBERT ELBRIDGE GALE
B rn N 66 . 7 1 8 a r ill o 6 ve h M ass . , 4, H , hn r o M B . D i a nts E . le and r P e J Ga a y av s.
rri M artha P ollard li M e t 1 8 2. Ma e d , C fton , as a , S p . 29 , 9 l rid 1 3 1 1 s 1 91 7 hildr ohn E 7 1 8 9 9 3 la s o . C e n J b ge , July , , ( C f a r A B rba a , ug . 1 8 , 1 8 94.
A ddres averhill M ass . s H ,
om e winter o tel ouraine B oston M ass . ( H ; ) , H T , , m m am ome su er w scott M ass . ( H ; ) , S p ,
G n nu in u n ale co ti es very active b si ess , as the members of
n H e u new S the Class well k ow . has b ilt a home at wamp scott , where he lives the greater part of the year .
WILLIAM WAKEFIELD GALE
Bo rn M a 8 1 8 65 R ock ort M a ss . y , , p ,
P r n s ose h ale a arrie t e ell a t nd w . e J p W. G H J
' Ma rrie d E llen R owe ll E a eter N . H . S e t. 9 1 8 90. , , , p ,
ar s t 1 B r n M a 1 91 . C hild re n E lean ore E dw d , Oc . 3 0, 1 8 9 ; y wr, 4
A ddre s s 1 S a am ore oad orce ster M ass . 4 g R , W ,
Since the issu e of the last Report Gale has left Washin g
i H d n u n . ton an d d n W . e , has live orcester has o e some t tori g
JAME S AMBROSE GALLIVAN
Born 061. 22, 1 8 66, S ou th B oston , M ass . m nn P re n t a es allivan M ar . a s J S . G and y Fly
1 1 8 98 . Ma rrie d ouise A ne s u k B oston M ass . . 2 L g B r e, , , Feb ,
hi a A br r n 8 1 03 . C ldre n m es m ose J . J a . 9 J , , ,
ddre s s 3 53 est ourth S tree t S outh B oston M ass . A W F , , RECORDS or TH E CLA SS 53
I 1914 n n was d n March , , at a special electio , Galliva electe to the House of Representatives from the twelfth Massachu
H n n re- d and setts District . e has si ce bee electe twice, has served on the Committees on Foreign A fi airs and on Appro
ria ion I n in B n in p t s . n the municipal campaig osto Decem
1917 ran all r ber, , he for mayor . His classmates reg et that no H d an ll n run and ndu d he was t elected . e ma e exce e t co cte a vigorous campaign which was highly creditable to him . Incidental to his political campaigns and war work he has d n d u k n o e a great eal of p blic spea i g .
WILLIAM JOSEPH GALLIVAN 2 1 Bo rn . 8 6 B oston ass 5 M . Feb , , , m Pare n ts a es S . allivan and M ar J G y Flum . D r D eg e e s M . . , 1 8 92.
Marrie d Charlotte L . Gil ether B oston M ass une 27 1 89 f , , J , 4. i A n s M Ch ld r n e . ct. 27 1 A R e g O 8 95 . Radcli e 1 91 6. , , , ff , l m . r il ia J J . . 1 903 W , , Feb 4, . ddress 7 3 B roadw a S ou th B oston M a A 4 y , , ss .
n No report has bee received .
I logo ma kim ®arrison
M a 1 8 67 Oran N y 4, , ge, . J .
Oct. 1 900 en 4, , L ow, M ass . endell P hilli s arrison and im W p G Lucy M cK . LL B . . , 1 8 91 .
A lice am lin Kirkh am astin - - d n H , H gs oa Hu so , N
1 2, 1 8 96.
Childre n lo d Kirkham N v L y , o . 1 9, 1 897 .
D aughter.
son d K. fir s . His , Lloy , is a t year student in the Law School Apparently his many interests are similar to those of his father .
flbars ball Sobn fi as q uet ’
D 66. 1 5 1 8 67 N ew r n , , O lea s, La .
Oct. 2 1 908 A sh evill N 4, , e, . 0.
rancis J . as uet and L F G q ouise Lapeyre . L L . B . u la T ne 1 8 90 A . B . S rin H ill A la bama. , , , , p g ,
d n recor see the Seve th Report . ’ — 54 CLASS or 8 8 EIGHTH REP ORT
ARTHUR PARK GAY
3 1 8 6 B o t n a s Bo rn N ov. 1 , 4, s o , M s .
r n n Pa re n ts Richa d Lewis G ay a d B eu la h A ne P ark .
D . B o ni er it 8 3 L id M . ston v s 1 9 L . B . i 1 899 . D e g re es , U y , , , b ,
K utchinson D . e A a E llen A . . M . N w l n/ I nd. A u Ma rrie d H , , b y , , g.
1 , 1 8 95 .
n A do ted ic hard u tchinson . Childre p , R H B eacon tre et B oston as A ddress 6 S , , M s.
H om 1 1 0 i hland S tree t est N ew ton ass. ( e ) , H g , W , M
a n n n ew H e n nu in G y reports othi g . co ti es the practice d n in B n H e d an n d of me ici e osto . serve as assista t me ical d in d a visor the raft .
GEORGE BRUNO de GERSDORFF
S e t. 1 1 a l m Born p , 8 66, S e , M ass. Pa re n s E rnst B runo de Gersdor an d aroline hoate t fi C C . l a l n e Ma rried I sa be Cle ve and Lawre c , Longw ood , M asa , N ov . 21 ,
1 907 .
dd ress 1 03 P ark A venue N ew o k N . Y . A , Y r , M a dison A venu e N e ork H om 1 078 w N . Y . ( e ) , , Y ,
de Gersdorff wrote : I have little of interest to report to
ou On 1 1917 d n f y . December , , I accepte the positio of Chie
B d 138 N ew k and d Clerk of Local oar No . , Yor City, hel this u n 1918 n n d and n n place til April, , whe I resig e , have si ce the n i n R n ffi i bee g vi g my time to ed Cross work . I have o o c al
n in Red but un d in positio the Cross , have vol teere to assist the con ductin g of a special workroom for the making of
u n n s s rgical dressi gs from Sphag um mo s .
D OWat b £66138 6 1138 011
Bo rn 3 1 8 6 arren C onn. July , 4, W ,
t 1 1 8 9 lum ia M o. Die d Oc . 8 , 5 , C o b , i l t ed e Pa re nts Orrem e l B eers G bson and Louisa E iz abe h W g . i i z 1 2. D . e 8 9 D eg re e s P h . , L p g , n n d rie . D o u é N w ork a t L o don E an Ma rrie d M a V p , of e Y , , gl , r 1 8 92 A p il, .
e r Child re n Living ston B e s, 1 8 93 .
For a record see the Fourth Report . RECORDS or TH E CLA SS 55
HENRY LATHROP GILBERT
i vil Y rn . 26 1 8 65 lberts le N . . Bo Feb , , G ,
n J enr ilbert and E liz abeth athro . P a re ts . H y G L p
m s ril 1 901 . Marrie d Laura Fu llerton , Colu bu , Ohio , A p ,
r r M a 1 902. e nr a th o J . Childre n H y L p, , y , e 1 E rskine Fu llerton, S pt , 904. l 9 1 A n ne E liz a be th , J u y , 1 1 .
N ew a den ui din C o um us hio. Address H y B l g, l b , O M iami A venu e olum u s hio H 6 C O . ( ome ) , 4 , b ,
n nu d u n u us Gilbert has co ti e his b si ess at Col mb , Ohio , as treasu rer and gen eral man ager of the Black Diamond Com “ n H e : n u of n n pa y . writes I have bee hopef l getti g i to the in but n r war game some way, bei g over milita y age , so far I have had to satisfy myself by getting out as mu ch coal as ‘ s n can out po sible, taki g all the comfort I of the phrase coal ’ will win the war .
Gilbert did Red Cross work at Debarkation Hospital No .
JOHN MILTON GI TTE RMAN
Born M arc h 1 1 8 67 N ew o k N . Y . 4, , Y r , enr itt rm n n D iana L ehma ier P are nts H y G e a a d . D P h . . r ibur t. B . 1 8 90 A . M . m D egre e s , F e g , , , Colu bia , 1 8 92, LL . B ., N ew ork L aw S h oo 1 8 93 Y c l, . rri A lic E ter N o k A ril 8 8 Ma e d e . S ne ew N . Y . 1 1 9 . , Y r , , p 4, Address Care of Union Tru st Company of D istrict of l bia shin t n D m a o . C o u 0. , W g , m 1 1 3 0 l th tree W a hin to H o w e S t N . . s n D . ( e ) , T f , , W g , C .
i term an : n n n 1 G t wrote Si ce I left the Gover me t service , have practiced before variou s departments of the War Trade B d n t d dd in oar . I er ia, the istemper of mi le age, keeps me W hin n nn d in as gto , as I ca ot travel abroa these . miserable
- d d o m d n u n war racke ays . S I a iscoveri g treas res amo g my own s u u d an d fin books, which I at la t have leis re to st y, d n ew u n in n n s bjects of i terest the treasure hou se of the atio ,
n d u n r u d in n . the wo erf l library of Co g ess . St ies a thropology an d n nu d in n co ti e work sociology keep my mi d active, while I am tryin g to develop the u se of my hands by learning how ” n n n n to fashio Ve etia iro work . ’ — 56 CLAS S or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
’ “ Gitterm an has translated Ratz enhofer s Outlines of Soci ” ’ and k n on n n Gum olwicz s ology, is wor i g a tra slatio of p ‘ Race Stru ggle .
CLARENCE WILLARD GLEA SON
rn A u . 1 1 1 8 66 H old n M Bo g , , e , as s. P a re n s Ch arles illa rd leason and ane r t W G J G ey S tory .
A . M . 1 8 8 D egre es , 9 . Ma rrie d E lle n rances M orrison N a tick M ass 1 8 90 F , , , July , 1 . r l llar i a o d i d 1 1 8 9 A . B h l re n 3 5 . 1 91 7 C d H W , July , , , 5
E lisabeth S t an. 22 1 8 l s 1 ory , J , 98 , C as of 920, R adalifie ; 1 1 die d N ov . 4, 9 6.
mbur atin hoo owb ddress o S R ur M ass. A R g L c l, y , H om 1 2 A l on uin S treet D orch ester ass ( e ) , g q , , M .
Gleason continu es his teachin g as head of the department
c u n H n nu of classi s at the Roxb ry Lati School . e also co ti es
u n and n - the p blicatio of Greek Lati text books . A n ew Virgil is the latest . son d n un d W . e n and His , Harol , was rej ecte whe vol te ri g , a n n d d on un d f n gai whe rafte , acco t of e ective visio .
SIDNEY GLEASON
t e . 0 1 8 6 M e ord a s Born S p 3 , 6 , df , M s . i r D anie l A . leas on an d A nn ouis ll Pa e nts G e L e Ha . ri an/w M ed rd Ma rri a on H . S t ood est o M ass e t e d M , W f , , S p . 20,
1 900.
1 1 5 D evonshire S treet B oston ass. Addre ss , , M 1 2 ummit d ord ( H ome ) , S R oa , M edf , M ass .
n n n w Gleason reports othi g e . I n the early fall of 1918 Gleason was made chairman of B in u d the Local Draft oard Medford . That partic lar boar had en countered difi cult qu estions an d was greatly behin d
G a n y d is an d in its work . le so ga e a great eal of time to th brou ght all the work u p to date and in good condition at n n n the time of the armistice . It is i teresti g that Mrs . Gleaso d n d al assisted him, oi g a great eal of the cleric work for the d boar . RECORDS or THE CLA SS 57
GUSTAVUS ADOLPHUS GOEBEL
B F e b 3 1 l orn . 2 , 863 , P hila de phia, P a. ' P r n ohn oe bel and M ar A lbrecht. a e ts J C . G y B it D hica o D egre es LL . N orthwestern Univers y , 1 893 , M . . , C g ll M e d n and ur r 1 C o ege of ic i e S ge y , 1 9 1 .
dd ress 1 8 S ou th i th A vewue Chic a o . A F f , g , Ill H om 628 Kem er P lace hica o I ll ( e ) , p , C g , .
G n n u in u n in H oebel co ti es b si ess Chicago . e wrote “ I devote a con siderable part of my leisure to music an d i n ph losophical contemplatio .
SAMUEL AMORY GOODHUE
rn M r h le s Bo a c 9 , 1 8 66, S a m , M a s . r n m n i P a e ts S a uel V. Goodhue a d S ara h E l z abeth Clough . i nni o k r P Ma rr e d e e L . c a d B looms bur a. J L , y , k ro t r hil n S am uel S tac er and a s P c o F e . 1 0 8 6 C dre me b 1 9 . J , ,
G d u n o d oo h e has t reporte . The Secretary is informed that n d n in n an d he was commissio e captai the tra sport service , as u d nu e n n s ch ma e a mb r of trips to Fra ce a d back . n in n His two so s were the aval service .
JOSI A H FERDINAND GOODING
B r o n e t. 22 1 r k n S p , 8 65 , B oo li e , M ass . Pare nts osiah oodin and A nne ilbur u llin J G g W S gs . A ddress 209 arvard tr t r k in S ee B oo l e M ass . H , ,
H e n d an has ever replie to y letters from the Secretary.
Gbarles maven (Booowin
B rn N ov . 2 1 6 ri m . o 5 , 8 6, Ca b dge, M ass Die d 9 1 88 9 C am brid e M ass July , , g , . r illi m a o dwin and E mil aven enks Pa e nts W a W tson G o y H J .
d S nd For a recor see the eco Report .
ERNEST BARRON GORDON
Bo rn M ar h 2 m i c 1 8 67 a aic a P la n M ass. , , J , Pare n ts A doniram u d r J son Go don and M aria Hale .
A ddress 1 8 2 est Broo kline S treet B oston M ass. W , , ’ 58 A OF 88 P CL SS . EIGHTH RE ORT
d n d G d n n 1 V No wor has bee receive from or o si ce 903 . a riou s reports have come to the Secretary but they have never
n confirm ed and n bee , letters se t to variou s suggested ad u d in no dresses have res lte reply .
Derleg W illiam Graham
r A u 1 9 1 66 ha lain Bo n g . , 8 , C mp , N . Y .
i D 2 r D 66. 2 1 8 99 D ve o e d en C o . , , , l P a re n s illiam r aha m and S u san eaver P arrish t W G W . ll B all r ne ri N e ie J . a d M alo N . Y . t 1 Ma r e d , , , Oc . , 1 8 92.
d n For recor see the Seve th Report .
CHARLES LAMSON GRIFFIN
A u . 1 1 8 6 g 5 , 4, Keene, N . H . im S on Goodell 04 13171, and M argaret Ru ssell Lam son . lie A de i h N w r ril I /il la de o nson e o k N Y . A J , Y , . , p 1 8 93 .
li th hi A u . E z abe te 2 1 89 . W , g , 4 t k dar tr e N e w N Y . Ce S e o . 45 , Y r ,
H om M a le errace M a lew ood . Y . ( e ) , p T , p , N
Griffin n d has ot reporte .
h erbert E uoleg 1b ale
22 1 8 66 D orch ster M ass . July , , e , 1 k Y N ov . 0 1 908 N ew o N . . , , Y r ,
E dw ard E verett Ha le and E mily B a ldwin P erkins . r n bur ort M asa A ril M argaret Cu z on M arq u a d , N ew yp , , p
5 , 1 8 92.
' hil erbert D udl Jr. 28 1 8 93 A . R . 1 91 . C dre n H ey , , Feb . , , , 4
Ru ssell M arq uan d A pril 1 2 1 8 96 ( deceased ) . , ,
r n 01 . Robert B eve ly , Ja . 29 , 1 9
u r n M argaret C z o .
E dwa rd E vere tt.
r a lk r Lau a W e .
For a record see the Seventh Report .
son u d in n in His , Herbert D ley, saw service Fra ce the n French Ambulance Corps and in aviatio .
’ — 60 CLAS S or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
P em berton uildin P emberton uare Bos Address B g , S q , a ton, M ss. H i m he stnut M as s. ( H o e ) , C ll ,
firm ll Hallowell is a member of the of Mayberry, Ha owell, H e and Mayberry . wrote “ Since the last Class Report I have been actively prac n an d in dd n n d out n d tici g law, a itio have bra che i to a goo un bu n n u B unr t . deal of em erative , i teresti g p blic work efore
n our un n did d ub the e try of co try i to war, I a great eal of p
n in u t k n in n - u n lic speaki g Massach se ts, ma i g twe ty fo r mo ths pretty n early on e hun dred addresses ; my principal topic be ing the n ecessity of the Un ited States j oinin g a leagu e of
d as finall did n n d our the emocracies, it y whe we joi e forces n n n with Fra ce and E gla d. “ ‘ n book I have also writte a short war , The Spirit of ’ u d n Lafayette ( Do ble ay, Page Compa y) . Prior to this ‘ u l s d n nu I p b i he a short work, The Taxatio of Domestic Ma ’ f urin n in s u act g Corporatio s Ma sach setts . ‘ The Spirit of Lafayette ’ bids fair to become a very ” popular su ccess . I n the fall of 1918 he was a candidate for the Republicah
n n - n but un u ul nomi ation for Attor ey Ge eral, was s ccessf .
JONATHAN E DDY HAMBLEN
1 6 B n Bo rn M ay 29 , 86 , osto , M ass . r n h arles hom as amblen and C aroline M ontai n d Pa e ts C T H g e E d y .
Hamblen was a memb er of the Glass for a part of the fresh m an o n d year . No rep rt of him has ever bee receive .
COSMON D ROSE H AMME RSLOUGH
Bo rn M arch 3 1 8 67 N ew o k N . Y . , , Y r , r n s u lius H amm er lou nd enr Pa e t J s gh a H ietta R ose. rri ort nse ohr A ril 3 1 8 98 Ma e d H e R , p , .
Childre n Olga L ee, M arch 28 , 1 8 99 .
Julia , D 66. 2, 1 905 .
0 B road S treet N ew o k N . Y . Address 4 , Y r ,
8 9 S eventh A venue N ew o k N . Y . ( H ome ) , 5 , Y r ,
h n in n ew H amm erslou g reports oth g . RECORDS or TH E CLA SS 61
PHILIP MELANCHTON HAM METT
rn A u . 3 0 1 867 N Bo g , , ewport, R . I .
Pa re nts Ch arles E . H amm ett and P arthen a G . Jone s. E D r S . L M . I eg e es , . T. , 1 8 90. Ma rrie M arie ouise F la k lt P n d A oona a . u 1 9 . L c , , , J e 27, 8 3 hil ren ouis P lack A ril 7 1 8 A R 1 C d L , p , 94, . . , 1 9 6. a ldo B ertram Oct. 1 9 1 8 96 W , , . elen t 1 1 c . 2 90 . H , O ,
ddress 238 S t. ohn S treet P ortland e M . A J , , ’ H om 1 0 li t l C ord S tree P ort and M 6. ( e ) , fi , ,
Hammett is still conn ected with the Main e Central Rail
d u n n n on u d . s roa as s peri te e t of motive power His , Lo is d in Bu u du n Plack, worke the rea of Aircraft Pro ctio .
b orace W are manson
r t 1 a Bo n O c . 3 , 1 8 66, S alem , M ss . Di 1 m ss e d une 1 2 91 8 S a le M a . J , , , r n r Pa e nts J ob Varne y Hanson and Ja e M oo e .
n n di d S s hu Ha so e at alem, Ma sac setts , at the home of his u n u an d sister . After grad atio he ta ght for some years , was
Bi n n N ew Or u Ga Va . a d a t tor at Salem , at g Sto e p, , at
n n o oo n fin all a lea s . His health was t g d, a d y there c me a complete collapse and a mental breakdown which continu ed un a n an und til his death . No report h d bee received, d er the circumstances be was qu ite unable to attend any of the re un n io s .
Sames f rancis b arlow
B rn n s o Jan . 31 , 1 8 66, B osto , M a s . Di e d une 26 1 90 A sheville N . 0. J , 4, , Par r ri arlow and A u usta A nna he rd e nts James F ede c H g S phe .
n For a record see the Seve th Report .
EDWARD AVERY HARRIMAN
B i o rn D 66. 31 1 8 69 Fram ngham M ass. , , , P r n n n hi n a e ts Charles Frankli Harrim an a d M ary W te Cona t. D i e re e L t niv rs t 1 8 9 . s L . B . B os on U e y , 3 g , Marri rt d a A u 1 1 8 9 rn all R a a or om . 3 7 . e d B ertha C o w y , H f , C , g ,
A ddr s 0 n a tiona l B ank ui din N ew aven Conn . e s 8 0 S eco d N B l g, H , ’ — 62 CLASS or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
Harriman has continu ed to live and practice law in New
n n has n - d n of Have . Si ce the last Report he bee vice presi e t d u and n u the Associated Harvar Cl bs, preside t of the Ch rch
f nn u H e n Clu b o the Diocese of Co ectic t . is a vestryma of
n u n n d on u n Tri ity Ch rch , New Have , a e of the tr stees of Do a
n B u in nn u I n tion s a d eq ests for Church Purposes Co ectic t .
1916 n d d n d P an - n S n December , , he atte e the seco America eie tific n W n n an d d o Co gress at ashi gto , rea a paper bef re the n n n n n d W n u d sectio of I ter atio al Law, e title , hat Mea s sho l be Provided an d Procedu re Adopted for Authoritatively De term ining whether the Hagu e Conventions or Other Gen eral n n n n u n n n I ter atio al Agreeme ts, or the R les of I ter atio al Law , ” ” have been Violated ? For two years he has served on the rec eption committee an d the committee to Su ggest Remedies and Propose Laws
n u of n Bar n H e Relati g to Proced re the America Associatio . is also a member of the Local Coun cil of the American Bar
c n an d n Asso iatio , has bee for two years a member of the execu tive committee of the State Bar Association of Con n e i u H n n ct c t . e d d a dd u u u d in elivere a ress , s bseq e tly p blishe “ hl As n n d E fficienc pamp et form , before this sociatio , e title , y ” in d n n u I n 1919 the A mi istratio of J stice . March , , he was ’ commission ed major in the Ju dge Advocate s Department of
n d an d d un Direc the U ite States Army, serve as co sel to the n n H in tor of Fi a ce of the Army . e was discharged Septem 1919 ber , .
EDWA RD BRISTOL HARVEY
1 8 6 Bo rn Oct. 3 u a o N . Y . , 4, B ff l , n ar n ri t l ve and K a theri B s o . Pare nts Joh 0. H y e
m i h 0 1 89 . Marrie d aura J . S t u a o N . Y D 66. 1 5 L , B ff l , ,
n t e R a D 6 1 0 . C hildre n Co s anc y , 6. 1 6 9 4 _ ,
1 5 est E a le S treet B u alo N . Y . Address W g , fi ,
om e winter 1 5 5 P ark S treet B u a lo N . Y . ( H ; ) , . ff , m r r Y om e su m er E ast A u o a N . . ( H ; ) , ,
Harvey wrote : Sin ce 1913 I have worked and rooted
u an d for right ca ses as I saw them, rather breathless , have ” watched the world stru ggle for in dividu al freedom . RECORD S OF TH E CLASS 63
His principal bu sin ess is with the industrial department n n Bufi alo of the Harriso Real Estate Corporatio at .
Gbarles b amaur b arwooo
B rn M arch 28 1 o , 8 64, B oston , M ass. A ri 1 Die d p l 1 , 1 91 5 , B oston, M ass .
P r n s illard arwoo d and M ar B axter H am nt a e t W H y a .
D e es M . D . 1 8 92. egr , l a d n n i e en M u a nem a N ov . 22 1 8 92 Ma rr e d . H H , , ll r x hil r n i a d B a ter Oct. 3 0 1 8 93 . C d e W , ,
Harwood practiced his profession in Boston and in Hyan nis u n had n nn d , Massach setts . For ma y years he bee co ecte B n n H e nd n with the osto Dispe sary . was very fo of y achti g an d nn u I n was a member of the Hya is Yacht Cl b . earlier u n d in d ‘ n h d years he was m ch i tereste etective work, a d a d n m n i recor s of ma y cri i al cases, to which the pol ce depart
n u n r me t freq e tly refer ed .
d n n d d an un n and Harwoo ever atte e y of the Class re io s , n n an u S ever se t y report abo t himself . The ecretary regrets his n n i ability to prese t a more complete record.
(Bustavus b ag
Born M ay 1 , 1 866, B oston, M ass . n Die d S ept. 1 8 , 1 901 , A vo , M ass. n P arents Gu stavu s H ay a d M aria Crehore. L n M 1 8 91 D L . B . a d A . . eg re es . ,
M rri aroline B ark er hitin u 1 901 . a e d C W g , J ly ,
u lis d in A memorial of Hay was p b he the Fifth Report .
HARRY EDGAR HAYES
D 66. 1 2, 1 8 65 , M a dbury , N . H .
a es and E liz abeth S u san oitt. S am ue l 0. H y H
t 1 5 1 901 . E m m a S . Tilton E xeter N . I L Oc . , , , , 6 1 90 . A l red H n S e t. 1 f e ry , p 4,
8 Whit e ld oa d e st S ome rville M a ss. 3 fi R , W ,
has nothing n ew to report . ’ — 64 CLAS S OF 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
WILLIAM PRIDE HENDERSON
23 1 866 oshen N ova oti Born July , , G , S c a . am es B rown H enderson and D orcas M ari P id P are n ts J ne r e. E dith E loise A tkins P ort M edwa N ova otia l Marrie d , y , S c , Ju y 8 ,
1 8 97 .
P u blic a ti/n S hoo B oston ass Addre ss L c l, , M . H om 28 M eredith S treet R owbur ass ( e ) , , y , M .
n o H Henderson has t reported . e is still teaching at the n o in B n Public Lati Scho l osto .
CHARLES FERDINAND HENRY
B rn A ril 28 1 86 P hila d l h o p , 5 , e p ia , P a . Pare nts erdinand enr and S ara edd s olli a F H y G y S d y .
n ud n du n fresM n He ry was a special st e t ri g a year . No information has ever been received from him or about
CHARLES SUMNER HERVEY
rn M t Bo ay 7 , 1 8 66, S ou hbridge, M ass . Pare nts A l h eus B a ker erve and S arah E liz a ndrew p H y A . d r s s oom 1 1 E a st 2nd S treet N ew o k d e 5 5 r N . Y . A R 4 , 4 , Y ,
Hervey is a member of the N ew York State Public Service n Commission for the First District . The Secretary has ever
n an un bee able to drag from him y acco t of his activities .
HOMER WINTHROP HERVEY
66 N ew B ed ord ass 1 0 1 8 M . Feb . , , f , m r n illia s e and li e K . E . e v E me om er W H y H . 91 LL . B . , 1 8 . haw N ew B ed ord M ass A u 1 e len L . S . 9 1 90 H , f , , g , 8 . e t 1 0 1 909 m r W. Jr. S . . Ho e , , p ,
r l 91 1 . M ary S . , A p i 26, 1 1 5 P le asant S treet N ew B ed ord a Address , f , M ss. 1 89 M a le S treet N ew B e d ord M ass ( H ome ) , p , f , .
d Herv ey has not reporte .
NORMAN FRANCIS HESSELTINE
2 1 8 66 S a/vawnah Ga . Bo rn July 4, , ,
l tark . P are nts Francis S now Hesseltine and R ebecca M ehitabe S RECORDS or TH E CLA SS 65
ston niversit 1 891 . D egrees LL .B . , B o U y ,
il 29 1 897 . on s . r Marrie d A lice A ugusta B urt, B ost , M a s , A p ,
k 1 8 9 . Childre n P hilip S tar , D 66. 1 , 1 9 02 E leanor Upton, A pril 1 3 , 1 9 .
1 0 rem ont S treet B oston M ass . Addre ss T , ,
22 ha er treet Brookline M ass . ( H ome ) , T y S , ,
Hesseltin e for a lon g time was vice - president of the Con ’ tractors Mutu al Liability Insuran ce Company and treasurer n of the Chace Export Compa y. Beginnin g in 1911 he has made m id-Winter trips to the an d d of u n un tropics, visite most the co tries aro d the Carib
n n u din n B Gu n n z u bea , i cl g the i terior of ritish ia a , Ve e ela , um and min n u I n 1915 Col bia , Haiti , the Do ica Rep blic . he took a mu le trip throu gh the interior and amon g the moun
n Gu an d in du n 1 tai s of atemala, aga ri g the latter p art of 19 7
n on ul n u al he spe t three weeks a m e trip crossi g G atemala, S d an d ndu Gul Pacific and va or, Ho ras, from the f to the , back n agai .
E lbert f aircbilo b oloen
D n 6 . 1 1 8 66 l la hi 6 3 , , C eve d , O o. a e n i M y 1 8 , 1 91 3 , Cle v la d, O h o . ibert E m er olden and D elia E liz abeth B ulkl L y y H ey . i t ri D av s D avis W . a . A r Ka ha ne , , V , p il 27 , 1 8 94; 0 D ec. 4, 1 90 . D a is 1 9 de a Children E liz abeth v , 8 5 ( ce sed ) .
E m ery M ay , 1 8 96.
K a tharine D avis , 1 8 98 .
n For a record see the Seve th Report .
DANIEL CURTIS HOLDER
n 0 1 8 66 D orchester M ass . Ju e 3 , , , ld r nd L u a k D aniel Curtis Ho e a cy Jane Bl e . A ri N e rleans L a . l 1 7 A gnes S tewart , w O , , p , 1 900. 9 1 D aniel S tewa rt, F eb. 1 , 1 0 . hin M arch 1 5 1 903 died M a 1 90 M ary Josep e , , ; y , 4. 1 91 1 Oscar Curtis, A ug . 7 , .
1 1 1 91 died Oct. 28 1 91 5 . M argaret, N ov. , 4; , n a 8 36 Union S treet N ew Orlea s, L . ,
d n n H has no permanent resi e ce at prese t . e ’ — 66 CLAS S or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
n n in W n n an d spe t some wi ters ashi gto some in N ew Orleans .
son n St . His has bee at Marks School .
OSCAR HOWE H OLDER
une 3 0 1 866 D orchester M a J , , , ss . D aniel C u rtis older and uc an B la k H L y J e e.
M . D . , 1 8 92.
E lla D . Cum berlan d Kin ston ntario , g , O , C anada . 501 est l 2oth S treet N ew ork W , Y , N . Y .
n has ot reported .
MICHAEL JOSEPH HOLLAND
F eb. 1 0 Bo rn 3 , 1 8 6 , M ilford , M ass.
Pa re nts Mic hae l olland and ane ollins H J C . m D e re e s LL . B . Colu bian now eor e as hin ton n r g , ( G g W g U ifve sity ) ,
1 905 .
arri d A nnie lorence S huler o xin t n nt M e F , f Le g o C ou y , 8 . July,
1 906.
hil r ohn S hu D 66. 3 1 911 de ease d C d e n J ler, , ( c ) . M a 2 1 91 anice 3 3 . J , y , N i 1 72 M onroe S tree t W. ash n ton D Address 4 , . , W g , .
n d n d After a lo g perio of sile ce, the Secretary is very gla
efinite n d to get some d report . Holla is a Civil Service clerk at the headqu arters of the United States Marin e Corps in
H e d in n Washington . serve as a private the Mari e Corps
n - n H n k n throu ghout the Spa ish America war . e se ds his i dest
n n s regards a d si cere best wi hes to the whole Class .
ROBERT AFTON HOLLAND
M a 1 8 68 o in t Bo rn y 4, , C v g on, Ky .
obert A ton olland and heodosia E ver t P are nts R f H T e t.
‘ A B Tu lwn 1 8 B i e 8 6 . D . E sco al ol D e g re e s . . , , , , p p The ogical S chool m brid e M ( Ca g , as s) , 1 8 89 , A . M . , 1 8 93 . 902 ntral N ationa B nk i d n r s Ce l a u i S t. L ouis Add es B l g, , M o.
m 02 ak e A ve t L o i H o 5 mte . u s M o. ( e ) , L , S ,
n n o d Holla d has t replie to letters . It is reported that he in i n a n St . u a d d is pr ctici g law Lo s , that he has marrie a i M ss Rumsey of that city .
’ — 68 CLA SS or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
hi I n that othee until s death. this position he obtain ed the n his ur di n high respect of all withi j is ctio . The members of the Class will best remember him for his genial and witty
n hi u y n f conversation a d s m sical ability . The u ortun ately did not have the Opportunity of appreciating the serious an d able character which he developed durin g his years of pu blic h service . For those members of the Class who ad the pleas ure of seeing him more or less in later years he always showed ndl n an d k n d n the same frie i ess i ly i terest of college years .
GEORGE AUGUSTUS HOPKINS
1 B t M ass u l 3 0 8 65 os on . Born J y , , , n s eor e enks o kins an d F ranees unt P are t G g J H p H . 98 M ilk S treet B osto n M ass. Addre s s , , H om 270 B a S tate oad B oston M ( e ) , y R , , ass .
Hopkins wrote : Have not much to say except that I am
n u n n n u d n da cari g for my b si ess i terests , i cl i g a horse, every y , nni and n un playing te s, tryi g to keep yo g althou gh my hair
un m en not n u is gray . I hope if the real yo g are e o gh to lick ‘ ’ the Huns they may n eed some of the old ones who can still ” walk and fire a gun .
WALTER GRE GG HORTON
B on a A pril 6, 1 8 66, ost , M ss. ll William Hens haw Horton and A ugusta Kim ba .
A .H . , 1 8 90, LL . B . , 1 8 93 .
3 1 900. is M o . D 66. E liz a beth S um ner Wood, S t. Lou , , ,
iz a e h S um ner u ne 27 1 902. E l b t , J ,
a 0 1 90 . M argaret M alcolm , M y 1 , 5
B 66: 1 7 73 B oston M as s. Address , ,
m L ee treet B rookline M ass . ( H o e ) , S , ,
Horton has n othin g n ew to report .
EDWARD STURGES HOSMER
t 1 0 1 866 ash in ton D . 0. Oc . , , W g ,
A dd ison A ugustus Hosm er and A manda S turges.
M olum bian niversit Law S hoo 1 8 91 . LL . . , C U y c l ,
— - M a E ste lle de P e s ter Tivoli ou u dson N . Y . y y , H , ,
1 905 .
re stone P ark N J . Addre ss G y , RECORDS OF TH E CLA SS 69
ARTHUR LINCOLN HOWARD
20 1 6 N k n Oc t. 8 5 ew o N . Y Bor , , Y r , . r war an aro in eo . o d d r n s e 0 C l e . F om Pa e t G g H E . E niil S t wart D es M oin s D i Marrie d y e , e , Iowa, 66. 3 , 1 8 95 ; d ed n 1 Ja . 4, 1 907 . D t r Childre n oro hy , M a ch 24, 1 8 97 . Ch arles S tewart 1 9 1 898 1 91 6 l 2 , July , , ( C ass of 1 9 0. h n B an t A u 1 901 o r . 6 . J y , g , ' ddr s 1 0 6 E a wh an e B uildin B oston M a s e s s . A 4 g g , , H 9 F a erw ea th er tre t r ( ome ) , y S e , C am b idge, M ass .
d n nu in B n Howar co ti es the practice of law osto .
on i 1918 s S . n en His , Charles , May, , w t to Italy as a driver
i Red u n un w th a Cross Amb la ce it .
JOHN BYRON HUSSEY
hin e Bo rn N ov . 20, 1 8 63 , C a , M . ohn u sse and u cinda A bbo t Pare nts J H y L t .
r 1 1 M arket S treet L nn M ass. Add e ss 5 , y ,
Hu ssey was a member of the Class durin g fr eshmm an d
n o u sophomore years . The Secretary has f rther in formation n n n co cer i g him .
CHARLES EDWIN INGERSOLL
Born Oct. 22, 1 8 64, Glou ce ster, M ass.
P are nts George William Ingersoll and Carrie Frances Meservy .
B . 1 97 D eg re e s LL . , 8 .
ddr s s Ke tchikan A laska . A e ,
h n o n n The Secretary as i formatio .
ARTHUR CORNELIUS JACKSON
Bo rn S ept. 1 9 1 865 Utica N . Y . , , ,
P a re nts William B erw et Jack son and E liz abeth B la ke .
r s 01 i th A v nu e N ew o k N . Y . A dd e s 5 F f e , Y r ,
H m 2 M a di on A nu N ew o k N . Y . ( o e ) , 5 s ve e , Y r ,
Jackson continu es the practice of architectur e in New
A r e- nli d in York . t the outbreak of the war he e ste the
S n n B n and in eve th Regime t Depot attalio , saw service the H e fall of 1917 gu ardin g the New York Aqu edu ct system . ’ — 70 CLA SS or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT is n ow a member of the re- organiz ed Seventh Regiment of w u H the N e York State G ard. e was engaged in the su per vision of the constru ction of the Naval Train ing Station at Ba N Y Pelham y , . .
FRED SAVILLE JEWETT
D 2 B rn 66. 1 8 6 l o , 6 G ouc ester M ass . , ,
Pa re n s am es S aville J ew ett and E llen rance l t J F s C o ugh . ddr s louc ester M e s ass . A G ,
s d first n J wett has reporte for the time si ce leavin g college .
' H e d n Jew ett n G u is presi e t of the Compa y, lo cester, Massa ’ chusetts d in fisherm en s u H , wholesale ealers s pplies . e has n n d in n ff bee i tereste ma y of the city a airs of Glou cester .
u nn u u His s mmer home is at A isq am, Massach setts .
HERBERT KEIGHTLEY JOB
Born 29 1 n N ov . B , 8 64, osto , M ass. P a re nts D aniel a rd J o b and S u san re A dams W G y . Ma rrie d E ls A nn ur is a ille ie t . C s , M yv , N . D , S ept. 1 0, 1 891 . Childr r is e n eo e C urt s u ne 3 1 892 A . B . a le 1 91 7 . G g , J , , , Y , m F i d . o ce el A u 29 1 91 7 . J y fi , g . , l ri M u rie M a on , A ug . 22, 1 906.
a h r w h i n n Tw o d ug te s o die d n i fa cy . A ddr M ain tr et es n e ss 291 S e t ave C onn . , W H ,
On u u 1 1914 oh n n A g st , , J resig ed as State Or ithologist of nn u an d und n w n n Co ectic t , ertook a e positio with the Natio al
n of u du n ndu Associatio A bo Societies . His work is the co ct n n i g of. the Departme t of Applied Orn ithology which at tempts to populariz e the attractin g an d practical increase of
d d n u din n of - d and d wil bir s , i cl g the propagatio game bir s wil
-f I n nn n i k water owl by the public . co ectio with th s wor he pu blished in 1915 the fir st Manu al of practical detail on this
’ “ ” u in n W d B d an d s bject America , The Propagatio of il ir s ,
n r H e also published bulleti s an d magaz in e a ticles . wrote “ I n conn ection with this work I have been photographing motion pictures of wild bird life for the propaganda of our n I n 1915 d u n associatio . I ma e cr ises alo g the coasts of d an d u n in n Flori a Lo isia a , part of the time compa y with RECORDS or THE CLA SS 71
mnu o H e in our d u d . esteeme al s, Theo ore R osevelt appears On u various scen es of the pictures . that trip I took abo t three miles of film ! We have n ow made u p seven reels for lecture and publicity purposes . Job is in charge of the Experiment Station of Applied
n t n nn u ten t Wil Or ithology at Ams o , Co ectic t , miles wes of lim an i n on of n d n t c . This statio is a large tract la embraci g
u u n ud k three or fo r sq are miles, which i cl es a la e over a mile
n an d of M N ew . lo g, is the property Charles . Ams of York I n summer he stays there carryin g out the work of propaga
n u of s n d d and tio of several species of q ail, phea a ts , wil oves ,
f een of - an d n n fi t species water fowl, the ge eral attracti g of “ ” d u du n u d u an d bir s . A bo Ho se serves as hea q arters, the “ ” n I nn u n n Amsto receives Visitors and st de ts, thu s maki g the place a summer school of ornithology an d a rendez vou s
‘ d- ob t nd an n n for bir lovers . J ex e s i vitatio to members of and n n the Class to visit the place see what is bei g do e .
son G C . n an His , eorge , was forema of two pl ts of the But terworth - u d n n N J u n J so Compa y of Newark, . prod ci g u in chemicals sed high explosives . ’ Job s origin al and interestin g work has attracted a great d u n n Boston Tran ri eal of p blic atte tio . The sc pt of October 31 1914 u d an on n e , , p blishe article o phase of his work un der ” K Job f of u the title, Herbert . , Pro essor D cks .
ARTHUR TREADWAY JOHNSON
r Bo n M ay 20 1 8 65 R ea din Vt. , , g ,
P r nts b r n a e o e t G . oh s on an l n readw a . R J d E le M . T y r i l i r d e en M . m h M ed a a s 2 1 897 . Ma e S t w M s D 66. 5 H , y , , , Childre n M ar L dston D 1 y y e, 66. 1 5 , 8 98 .
elen Treadwa N 22 1 903 . H y , , A l L a ice dd , A pril 2, 1 905 .
C lara artw ell J an 2 1 909 H , . 4, . ac h l 7 e 1 91 3 . R , July , ddr s s e s 1 2 Barris ters H a B oston M as . A 4 ll , , H m t n s o es o M as . ( e ) , W ,
Johnson writes : My last five years can be su mmed up ‘ by describin g them as five more years of hard work in m y ’ n u professio . They have been pleas ant on es largely bec a se ’ — 72 CLASS or 8 8 EIGHTH REP ORT
n ou an d B nd k n spent in associatio with y ailey a Dic inso . I have tried to keep u p with certain public qu estions which
n an d n n m i terest me, have spoke thereo somewhat . I a chair m an of the Board of Tru stees of the Town Library in Wes
on u d n m t . a n , Massach setts , my place of resi e ce I tryi g to do n n d an my bit so far as war activities are co cer e , d have ” d n on o e some work Selective Service .
STILES PARSONS JONES
a Born J n. 1 5 , 1 8 62, C ortland, N . Y . P r n S tiles P n s and ll il t a e s . o e E en E . e t t J G . l M a Kinla an e ter M rri d e en D . c M c h s rid a e N . Y . H y , B ge, , N ov. 28 ,
1 8 98 ( de ceased ) .
ora am L Vesconte M nnea l C e i o is M inn. L p , p , , N ov . 7 ,
1 91 1 .
dd e s 2 P alace B uildin M innea li inn s 5 o s M . A r 4 g, p , H om 51 9 enth A venue N orth M i a o i inn ( e ) , T , , nn e p l s, M .
Jones wrote : Still engaged in lines of civic work in my ul du n home city . Partic ar task ri g the past three years for m ulatin g plan and details of a street railway fran chise and
u n nn fiel val ation settleme t for Mi eapolis . Special ds of writ in and n ul n u u g speaki g of late years , reg atio of p blic tilities an u u n hi in ation al d p blic tility fra c ses . Active work of N
un u N aticmal u and n M icipal Leag e, Voters Leag e, Natio al u Civic Service Leag e . “ Continu e my interest in lon g distance farming in New
k and n n n u Yor Mi esota . Late life ambitio to retire to r ral
u u l un z d n u p rs its stil reali e . Lost somethi g of former rob st ” l o an d u but on b . health ability to keep p steam , sti l the j
CHARLES REDINGTON JOY
1 n Born M ay 1 9 , 8 66, Ly n, M ass .
Pare n ts Cha rles Henry J oy and M arie Louise M a dge.
in ton M ass. ddr s M assachusetts A venu e E . ex A e s 1 39 , L g ,
H e a I n 1 914 Joy retired from bu sin ess . writes th t “ ” n ow en joyin g the pleasures of country life . RECORDS or TH E CLA SS 73
Gbarles f rancis R abnwetler
ul 1 1 8 67 N ew ork N . Y . Bo rn J y 4, , Y ,
u 1 7 1 892 oon ake N . Y . Died J ly , , L L ,
Pa re nts S imon Kahnweiler and A lwine Lewis .
A memorial prepared by Gibson was published in the Third
Report .
FRANCIS DEMETRIUS KA LOP OTHA KE S
h e Born A ug . 20, 1 8 67 , A t ens , Gf eec .
P are nts D em etrius Kalopothak es and M artha Hooper Blac kler. erlin 1 D eg ree s P h . D . , B , 8 93 .
adrian A h ns reece. A ddress A rch of H , t e , G
After a long period of silence and absence the members of the Class have had the great pleasure of seeing Kalopo
hake in n 1 918 -19 du n t s the wi ter of , ri g which time he came
‘ un and nd d d nn d in N ew an d to this co try, atte e i ers hel York B n A t d nn in osto . both of these i ers he spoke with great
er A B n d nn t est to those who heard him . t the osto i er he was able to make some very ill umin ating statements as to
n d n in G e mi . the co itio s re ce, with which he was very fa liar H e traveled from Athen s to Paris on his way here with
n z H e in nu 1919 hi Premier Ve i elos . wrote Ja ary , , of mself, as follows : “ I believe I have already reported up to the completion u d e in n in 1893 u nin in of my st i s Germa y . Ret r g that year n u u n s an d n n ed to Athe s, I took p jo r ali m, have si ce belo g u — u d fe n th on to that m ch ab se pro ssio , with e excepti of a in was n u o n u n few years , which I foolish e o gh to g i to b si ess , u n d out f u n ow ten that t r e a ghastly ail re . It is some years
n u n d old d dd and m an si ce I ret r e to the tra e, a sa er a wiser , an d I have been the Athen s correspondent of the Morning P ost n d n n 1 1 of Lo o . Also si ce 9 3 I have been on the per n n f n n n d n ma e t sta f of the America Legatio at Athe s , oi g a ’ ob u un as am secretary s j , tho gh able to have that title , I
not an n z n nn n n America citi e . My co ectio with the Legatio
f un u n for in 1 91 6 for was a very ort ate circ msta ce me , , hav ’ in g made myself obnoxious to Kin g Con stantin e s pro - Ger ‘ ’ m an and n d propag a, I was wa te by his merry m en durin g ’ — 74 CLASS OF 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
- n n z an nl im the m an hunti g of the Ve i elists , d o y escap ed prisonment and maltreatment by staying within the Lega tion premises for forty-five days ! Fortun ately all is now
e and n z in n quiet in Gre ce , Ve i elos is back power . Since the n u u u n d ul my life has bee the s al ro ti e , except for a elightf n d a on n ud n din visit to the U ite St tes this m th , i cl i g a Class n r in B n d e osto , where I was elighted to see so many of my old n an n classmates agai , after i terval of thirty years and ” seven months .
LINDLEY MILLER KEASBEY F b. 2 7 e rk Born e 4, 1 8 6 , N wa , N . J .
P are n s A nth on uinton Kea sbe and E dwina ouisa M iller t y Q y L .
M . olu a A . m i D . i id 1 e r e s C b 1 88 9 P h . 890 D D g e , , , , b , , S . . , S trass 1 2 u 89 . b rg , r lia S im rall ouisvill n a rrie d C o ne e K . u e 8 1 892 M , L , y , J , . lia im ra ll C hildre n Corne S N ov . 2 1 8 93 Universit o exas , , , y f T ,
1 91 0-1 2 enter d B r n M awr 1 ; e y , 1 9 2. i Louis a E dw na , A pril 1 2, 1 8 97 .
The Secretary regrets that all recent letters to Keasbey
n tu n d an d ss n an have bee re r e , that it is impo ible to obtai y fi i n u d e n te informatio abo t him .
f reoerick mefi er melbam
r Born A ug . 1 1 , 1 8 66, M anc he ste , M a ss .
D ie d Oc t. 1 2 1 8 95 N ew York N . Y . , , ,
niel Kelh am an d M ar sab lla B own P are nts D a y I e r .
n in H e was a lawyer practisi g New York .
MICHAEL E DWARD KELLEY
1 2 1 rth r h Born J an . , 8 65 , N o bo oug , M ass .
m a K lle and B ri et a lla r P are nts Tho s e y dg G ghe .
M and LL . B 1 8 1 D eg re e s A . . , 9 .
r ansen H i h a lls A u . 3 1 907 a . Ma rrie d O J , g F , g ,
36 E llwott S ua re u a o N . Y . Addres s 5 q , B ff l , m 27 illia m S treet N ew o k N Y H o . . ( e ) , W , Y r ,
nu in N ew Y ork and Kelley conti es to practice law ,
firm of n nn H e e member of the Kelley a d Co elly . writ s i he has noth n g new to report .
’ — 76 CLA SS or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
arren Kidder and ran r Pare nts M oses W F ces M aria P alme .
and A M 1 8 93 . D eg rees M D . i A ldrich rons A ssone t Ma rrie d E d th I , , M ass Oct. 7 1 8 95 . , ,
l arren une 28 1 8 97 . Childre n E th e W , J ,
dd u i d in A sketch of Ki er was p bl she the Fourth Report , n n dd n n in n a d a a itio al ote the Seve th Report .
WILLARD ROBERT KIMBA LL
B rn une 2 1 8 60 S lvania hio o J 5 , , y , O . P a re n s Ch arles rancis Kim ball and M artha B ertha t t F S mi h . Ma rri M ar Knowlton tica hio ov e d y , U , O N . 20 1 890. , , dd res s 1 70 E ast 1 7th S treet rookl n N Y A , B y , . .
n No report has bee received .
FRANCIS WALLACE KNOWLES
l 1 6 1 8 67 B u alo N . Y . Ju y , , fi , u s Kno les nd llin 6 Joseph H ghe w a E J . J 3 . mma arrett hila del hia P a n E J . P . u 1 8 91 J , p , , J e 9, . arre tt de ased J ( ce ) .
ose h u hes 2d. J p H g , be h E liz a t .
am l B ar or s t m . S p e ov d F bu , Oc . 1 4, 1 91 7 . 20 B r A ddress 1 oadw ay , N ew York , N . Y .
H 2d son . du d in 1916 His , Joseph , , gra ate from the nn n H e u u n e d versity of Pe sylva ia . s bseq e tly r ceive his com
n as u n n in an d in nc missio lie te a t the army, saw service Fra e
n on - in - n d with the Ordna ce Corps . His s law was U ite States
n u - G n B n an d d u d n Co s l e eral at rest , Fra ce , his a ghter, resi i g an d kin n flu entl in there, spea g Fre ch y , was active war work of n d n which there was a great ple ty to be o e .
n n u n law an d K owles has give p active ge eral practice , devotes all his time to the legal affairs of certain industrial
an d n z n H e mergers reorga i atio s . writes “ I cann ot say that I have become richer in material things
d but u not ff d as I grow ol er , the years of str ggle have a ecte ” d - my Harvar spirit or my love for Eighty Eight . RECORD S OF TH E CLA SS 77
PERRY LAWTON
r t. 1 1 1 7 11171 s Bo n Oc , 86 , 0 63 , M as .
P r nts ose h B . awton and M ar F F amon a e J p L y . .
1 89 E . 9 D eg re e s 8 , S . , 1 8 0. i M aud n n N e ort R I a rr e o w . . S e t. 1 7 1 896 M d Ke y , p , , p , . A r 7 S avin s B ank ui din uin dd e ss M ass. g B l g , Q cy , H om 1 21 6 6 tr et uin ass S e M . ( e ) , G 3 , Q cy ,
n d H e l n Lawto has faile to report . is stil practici g f n n n uin u pro essio of civil e gi eer at Q cy, Massach setts .
“0136“ a shton l awrenc e
N ton ass Born ov. 4, 1 865 , B os , M . e Die d S pt. 21 , 1 905 . awr n and H arriete it P ai Pa re nts A bbott L e ce Wh e ge.
H e was socially conn ected with the Class in freshman
No report has ever been received .
WILLIAM AUGUSTINE LEAHY
rn 1 8 1 8 67 B oston M ass. Bo July , , , r nts ohn eah and M ar E liz a beth D riscoll Pa e J L y y . t A ddre ss 523 Fourth S treet, S ou h B oston, M ass.
n in B n n n n Leahy is livi g ost o a d is doi g some writi g . was an As sociate Member of the Legal Advisory Board u B n the So th osto District .
GEORGE BRIDGE LEIGHTON
Born 1 9 1 8 6 t. ouis M o. July , 4, S L , P r nts r a e Geo ge E . Leighton and I sabella B ridge .
rri harlott r i r l 2 9 Ma e d C e Kay se , S t. Lou s, M o. , A p i 1 , 1 8 3 . hil r eor e E liot u 2 1 B 1 1 C d e n ne 5 89 A . 9 7 . G g , J , 4, . ,
nr K t. 7 8 e Oc 2 1 96. H y . , ,
t. 2 1 6 hn L . 8 9 o Oc 7 . J , , M ona dno k arm s M n Addre s s c F , o adnock , N . H .
n n nu H e Leighto co ti es to be active in very many ways . is president of the Allegheny By -Produ ct Coke Company n u and du n d n ear Pittsb rgh , ri g the war was presi e t of the Lon e Star Shipbu ildin g Company of New York which built d n hi B n h d u . H as woo e s ps at ea mo t , Texas e serve as chair ’ — 78 CLAS S OF 88 EIGHTH REP ORT m an of the Committee on Geology appoin ted by the Over
and n u Bu n S o seers , has give lect res at the si ess cho l at Har vard on Railways . For a time he was chairman of the
Red h New Hampshire Chapter of the Cross , which ad charge
on e und d an d fift - n n in of h re y seve bra ches that state . H e is also a member of the N ew Hampshire Forestry Commis
n and he n n n f sio , is the Co servatio Commissio er or the same H e n in d n state . was om ate for preside tial elector by the Re
u ns in 191 6 and offi r p blica , is health ce for his home town of
u n u n ed u D bli . As s ch , he pri t some brief b t very practical u health r les for local distribution . As Conservation Com mission er he made an exten sive examin ation of the water
in N ew hi an n powers the state of Hamps re, d suggested pla s n d n for their comprehe sive evelopme t under p ublic control . This report has j u st been pu blished Leighton has also given nu merou s addresses on this su bj ect before various or
aniz ations in N ew g Hampshire .
son G E . an n n in n His , eorge , was e sig the avy . His sons , h n K and Jo n L . n d n He ry . , e liste as seame .
ROBERT HAM ILTON LELAND
r M ar h 9 1 8 6 rborn a Bo n c , 5 , S he , M ss .
are n s am es olbrook e land and u stina M elrose r P t J H L J F eema/n. r C ora E u enia S a n er n rie d u e 28 1 8 90. Ma g g , J , an er Childre n R obert S g F e b . 7 1 8 96 A . B . 1 91 7 . , , , , 209 ashin ton S tre t o ddre s s e B ston M ass. A W g , , H om S herborn M a ss ( e ) , , .
n d in B t n H Lela still practices law os o . e has not re
d H e an in nu ivi porte . took active part the merou s war act
n s u A rnon offi hi ties of Sherbor , Ma sach setts . g the ces w ch n he held there were chairma of the Legal Advisory Board,
S n d d an d u n n and the eco , Thir Fo rth Liberty Loa Campaig s , n d War n an d u u the U ite Campaig , treas rer of the P blic Safety
Committee .
son S n His , Robert a ger , was a member of the Local Draft B d of 2n d 3d 4th an d 5th n oar , clerk the , , Liberty Loa Cam
ai ns and u n d War n p g , treas rer of the U ite Campaig of Sher
n s bor , Ma s . RECORDS or TH E CLASS 79
GEORGE HEY DEN FE LDT LENT
an r s o Born J an . 23 1 8 68 S F anci c Cal. , , ,
' n il r e P a re nts Willia m M and em lle Lent and Fra ces E m me La Fo g .
i A ooker an rancisco aL ct. 8 1 892. Ma rrie d B ess e . H , S F , G , O ,
d li a b th A ril 2 91 . Children A dopte , E z e , p 5, 1 4
5 03 M arke t S treet S an rancisco Cal. Addres s , F ,
H om 2229 ashin ton S treet S an rancisco Cal. ( e ) , W g , F ,
Lent was made a captain in the American Red Cross and i n H not d served n Fra ce . e has reporte .
1Robert (toleman iLe
Bo rn N ov . 7 1 86 N ew York N . Y . , 4, , w ou th al s Die d N ov. 25 1 91 0 S dn N e S e . , , y ey , W rm n rn ell L R o and E liz ab th rabella P a l r Pare nts He a C o e y e A me .
d n For a recor see the Seve th Report .
LEO RICH LEWIS
Born F e b. 1 1 1 8 65 S ou th oodstock Vt. , , W , ’
hn. a i n b i D i P are n ts Jo J y Lew s a d A b e Goodm m av s. M A D e re e s A . . 1 8 8 9 . B . Tu ts 1 8 8 7 . g , , , f ,
a N h ol B llar ro k ine a3 D 6 . 1 1 9 Ma rried C rrie ic s a d , B o l , M 3 . , 6 2 , 8 2. i r P hili B a llard u 1 9 1 h ld n ne 8 9 . C e p , J , 5 t M dre ss u s Colle e ass P . 0. B ox 3 6. Ad T f g , , m P ro e ssor R o u t olle ass H o s w s C e M . ( e ) , f , T f g ,
Sin ce 1914 he has given courses in mu sic in the Harvard
u d n u n an d n ow S mmer School, has o e more or less lect ri g ,
u d u n H e ub has a co ple of books rea y for p blicatio . has p lished a popular war song Thr ee Cheers for Your Un cle ” Sam e n n d in d , copi s havi g bee sol three ays , which “ d n of ul n n We is some evi e ce pop arity . A other of his so gs ” S nd u ed du n and und ta was also p blish ri g the war, has fo its way into precin cts which woul d be tightly closed to son gs
u n am H e : abo t U cle S . wrote “ As soon as it becomes clear whether or n ot the world fit in e is a place to live , I exp ct to be able to report as to m n ot a . o whether or I happy As to pr sperity, a college pro ’ ’ fessor d n u and f d sn oes t expect m ch , there ore oe t regard his n n d n n I f n no happi ess as depe e t o that . he ow s automobiles he is gen erally acqu ainted with several kindly people who ’ — 8 0 CLASS OF 8 8 EIGHTH REP ORT
o n in n n d . He ce, times of peace, whe health is good a d an u d n A occasional st e t gets , the world looks bright .
WILLIAM SACKETT LIGHTHALL
Born Oct. 26, 1 863 , E vanston, Ill. r n ts ohn A dol hu s i htha ll and Za de E liz a ke P a e J p L g y S ac tt. dd re ss ene ral E ui m ent Com an/ S raeuse N Y A G q p p y , y , . .
a in n n Lighthall was a speci l freshma year, a d a member a in of the Cl ss Sophomore year . No report has been re i ce ved .
ALBERT ST. GEORGE LILIENTHAL
rn une 1 2 1 86 A an N . Y . Bo J , 5 , lb y , re n M er ilie nthal and ea n M ar us Pa ts y L J ie c .
H e was in n an d a member of the Class freshma year,
n d d ll n in 1891 - 93 n te e co ege agai . No report has bee ceived from him .
CHARLES JA COB LIVINGOOD
i a F eb. 6, 1 866, R ea d ng, P . acob S eltz er ivin oo d an d u hatter J L g L cy J . S
I /i B r ad ll ost r inc in ti h D ly o we F e , C na , O io, 66. 3 0, 1 896.
N a thamle l oster D 66. 29 1 897 died u l 9 1 8 98 F , , ; J y , .
ose hine tle Oct. 3 1 900. J p Ly , ,
ohn acob M arch 7 1 903 . J J , ,
E liz abeth Treon , Oct. 26, 1 907 . ’ Care o h om a s E mer s S ons 1 M ercantile Address f T y , 4 4 i Libra ry B uilding , C ncim ati, Ohio. H om B aker P lace E ast alnut ills Cincinna ti ( e ) , , W H , ,
O hio .
Livin good continu es his work in the man agement of the
in n nn and has n Thomas J Emery estate Ci ci ati , bee partie ’ ul arly interested in carryin g out many of Mrs . Emery s l h i n H e did in phi ant mp c pla s . his part war work as a
f ar u n n du Sec member o the W E d catio Committee , I strial Y M A f n n n . . n f mi o O e u d d . C . tio , o the Com ttee H re , Natio al
r n H e d in Red s an d Red Wa Cou cil . has assiste the Cro s
Trian gle campaign s for fun ds .
son John fittin dd S . His , J is g at the Mi lesex chool RECORDS or TH E CLA SS 8 1
JAMES LOEB
k N Y . B o rn A ug. 6, 1 867 , N ew Yor , . r P a re nts S olom on Loeb and B etty Gallenbe g .
r o u hn oeb and om an illiam and Pin e A ddre ss Ca e f K , L C p y , W
S treets, N ew York, N . Y .
Loeb was living in Munich when the war broke out and did n ot n n ot retu rn to the United States . His health has bee H not oo but n . e g d , at the last report he was improvi g has replied to any letters from the Secretary
WILLIAM BROWN LORD
rn M a 21 1 8 6 N ew o k N . Y . Bo y , 5 , Y r , L n r t nt r n Pare n ts Jam es C ouper ord a d M a gare ta Hu e Brow . ddres s nion Clu N ew ork 1 E ast 1 8 t S treet N ew ork A U b , Y , 5 , Y ,
N . Y.
Lord continu es active in several enterprises althou gh he d n ot n n u ofi e H e n an d oes mai tai a reg lar ic . is promoti g puttin g on a commercial basis a patent connected with trans ortation an d n n in ad p , d is evelopi g a mi e Color o , which , t u un rofitable can d ho gh formerly p , , he believes, be operate
u u un d n n d n H : s ccessf lly er prese t co itio s . e wrote “ The only other fact of possible interest to my classmates
can n n n nd ‘ that I thi k of is that , owi g to my ame, a my ex
u am n wn ll n d treme Virt e, I k o a over the U ite States as ‘ ’ G d d Al n n d n ot n n oo Lor . so I have bee tra slate , i to Heave , ‘ ’ but n n — l Bon u i to Fre ch e Die .
{mi lburn ?Lo ve
r N 27 1 tu a Bo n ov . , 864, Ot mw , Iowa. Di t 22 1 mil on e c . 8 8 7 a t d O , , H , Ill . am es M adison and M r i m Pare nts J Love a y M lbu .
H e s in n ee was a member of the Cla s freshma year . S n Seve th Report .
FRED BATES LUND
rn an . 1 6 ord Bo J 4, 8 5 , Conc , N . H .
P re n ts harle arr ll a n a C s C o L d and Lydia French . r D D eg e es M . . and A . M . , 1 8 92. ’ — 8 2 CLASS OF 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
Zoe M erria m Gri n L emin ton M ass M a m g 1 3 1 893 . , g , y ,
Charles C . A ril 1 5 1 8 9 A . B 5 . , p , , , 1 91 6.
d B r. D r J 66. e . 5 1 8 96 A . R . 1 1 7 F , , , , , 9 as of 1 91 8 .
‘ E dward Gri 1n M a 1 3 g , y 8 , 1 901 . Zoe S tetson F eb. 7 1 9 , , 04 ( decease d ) . ose h Wh e l lc A u 1 e oc . 3 1 90 J p , g , 5 . dia M ar aret e t Ly g , S p . 3 0, 1 91 5 . A ddres s 527 Beacon S treet B os ton , , M ass. H om 529 B eacon S treet B oston ss ( e ) , , , M a .
Lund was travelin g abroad in 1914 for pleasure but re u n d u out I n t r e j st before the war broke . the summer of 1 915 he retu rn ed to Fran ce as a member of the Harvard
ni first B U t that took charge of the ritish Base Hospital No . 22 n B u n I n 1 916 . of , ear o log e he was made a member the n B Ge eral Medical oard of the Coun cil of Nation al Defense . H e has been a member of the Massachu setts State Branch of
d and was n 11 that boar , for a time its secretary . O April , 1 917 d n in R , he receive a commissio as maj or the Medical e an d du n u serve Corps , ri g the s mmer was a member of the n n o d in B n I n exami i g b ar of the Reserve Corps osto . No vem ber he was appointed Medical Aid to the Govern or of
us n d and n z d Massach etts , acti g as a visor orga i er of the Me i cal Advisory Boards appointed to examin e the m en included in nd dr H e d n u su c the seco aft . also acte as i str ctor to three cessive class es of military surgeons in the treatment of frac tures an d traumatic surgery at the Boston City Hospital 1917 nu 1918 On nu 19 from November, to Ja ary, . Ja ary , 1918 d d W n G as , he was or ere to Camp heeler , Maco , eorgia , u was u d director of the S rgical Service . This camp occ pie
ional u d an d . by the Nat G ard of Flori a, Georgia, Alabama d n an d There was a great eal of sick ess there , the service was mi n n . o e of the bu siest of a y of the camps After the ar stice, n d in u n u ed be while still statio e the So th , his eye was i j r by nn r un n u has in g stru ck by a te is ball . Ve y fort ately the i j ry n o u u a d t proved serio s, altho gh it gave him great eal of u tro ble for a time . l son C. n His , Charles , was stroke of the He ey crew which w on in 1914 and the Henley Regatta , of the varsity crews
1915 an 1916 had n n of d . The latter the ho or of loweri g the
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H e is still with the Un ited States Geological Survey in , H has d l d n W hin n . e u u u as gto e ivere mero s lect res , the last “ ” n d of which is e title The Historic Macbeth .
son n in 306th n n an d His was a sergea t the I fa try, saw n service in Fra ce .
EDWARD SEALY McFE E
Born S ept. 1 9 , 1 8 65 . n s am den M cF ee and S arah ook S eal P are t H C y . ke t R I s oons oc . . Addre s W ,
H e w as a member of the Class in freshman year for a short
-five firs period . After thirty years he has reported for the t
& H e n c n n n and tim has bee tea hi g si ce leavi g college , is at n n W n prese t pri cipal of the Earle Street School , oo socket , d n d Rho e Isla .
ROWLAND BLENNERHASSETT MAHANY
B rn S e t. 28 1 8 6 u a o N . Y . o p , 4, B ff l ,
P a re nts Kean M a hang and C a the rine R eynolds . hin on A dd r s s as t D . 0. e W g , H om 99 arana A venue u S c a o N . Y . ( e ) , , B ff l ,
’ W Who in 1912- 13 of n ho s America , , states Maha y as “ l : d d 18 99 ss Bu fol ows A mitte to the bar , ; a ociate editor of f
l E x r ss 18 88 ns u in hi an in fa o p e , ; i tr ctor story d literature B ff 1889 n n u alo High School , ; Secretary of America Legatio in 18 90 n d n an n n Chile, ; E voy Extraor i ary d Mi ister Ple ipo
en i r u d 1892 54 h an 55th Con t t a y to Ec a or , ; member of t d gresses ( 1 8 95 - 99 ) from the 32nd New York District ; harbor n Buff 1899 u n n commissio er of alo , D ri g rece t years he has been conn ected with the Un ited States Department of
an d d n in n u u d u . Labor , acte as co ciliator mero s labor isp tes
H e r ndu n n was the tempora y secretary of , the i strial co fere ce d in n n in 1919 H W . e hel ashi gto October, wrote “ ‘ ’ A t u n u n yo r ear est req est , I will break the retice ce to w ou an d n n d hich y refer , which I have mai tai e for thirty
o n u e n . years , so far as Class Reports g , to ask a si gle q stio I m n o n in n n dis a t i terested the petty, or eve the importa t , RECORD S OF TH E CLA SS 8 5
‘ ’ tinctions which members of the Class have achieved . What
u d l n benefit las n I wo l ike to k ow is, what the C s has bee to an m ben efit an n y me ber, what y member has bee to the Class , ben efit u d in an or what has accr e y respect , reciprocally or ‘ ’ so- l d n ? otherwise , from this cal e Class Associatio “ Y ou will notice that my interrogatory does n ot touch at i enefi ll n n n e . b t a o u d . the m ch larger co si eratio , , of what
n nd z n has this class bee to progress a to civili atio . “ I n an age of anti I think the lin e of thou ght I ' ” fu r fl ion suggest may lead to u se l e ect s.
RICHARD CLARKE MANNING
r A u 7 1 7 a lem ass . Bo n g . , 8 6 , S , M r n in P are n ts Rich ard C la ke M a n g and S arah E liz abeth Yeaton. 1 8 6 2 h . A . M . 1 8 9 P D . 9 . D eg re e s , , , Ma rrie ertru de D vol am bier Ohio 3 0 1 91 2 d G e , G , , July ; .
r am bier Ohio . Add ess G ,
A t last report he was a Professor of Latin at Kenyon
. n n d n . College, Ohio Nothi g has bee hear from him rece tly
FRANCIS SKIDDY MARDEN
7 t m ord onn une 1 2 1 8 6 S a . J , , f , C i l x n r n n ill Franc s A e a der M a de a d L ie B a tm an S kiddy . ’
F awme ou ise Clark , N ew York N . Y . A ril 29 1 893 L , , p , 1 die d 22 1 9 6. July , rancis S kidd Jr D 66 1 6 1 8 1 1 Children F y , . , . , 94, ( 9 4 Cla ss of 1 91 8 di d ( e ) . u t R h Req u a , A pril 29 , 1 8 98 . A li l rk e ce C a , S pt. 24, 1 8 99 .
C rus Clark 1 91 6. y , July 4,
Addres s 7 all S treet N ew ork N . Y . W , Y , om e winter 1 1 6 E ast 63rd tre t k ( H ; ) , S e , N ew Yor , N . Y. ome summ er N or olk own ( H ; ) , f , G .
n nu in u nes in H ot co ti es b si s New York . e has n
E lexanber JBechwitb marks
A ril 1 7 1 868 N e w r an p , , O le s, La. une 1 1 1 900 B tro L a J , , as p, . ’ — 8 6 CLA SS or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
P are nts A lexand er M arks and ebecca B R egg B utler.
Ma rrie d E m/i J . F e lta s N a tchez M iss ly , N ov . 1 8 1 8 91 . , , , xand r Children A le e , Oct. , 1 8 92.
S on , N ov . 29 , 1 8 97 .
For a record see the Fifth Report and a brief note in the n Seve th Report .
fi eorge B owaro marsh , Sr.
Born A u . 27 1 8 6 a r ill 5 ve h ass . g , , H , M Di A u 1 0 i e d . 1 5 9 6 N ewt on hla n ass. g , , H g ds, M P a re n t eor E d rd r n r s G ge wa M a sh a d M ary E . M a sh .
For a record see the Sixth Report and additional n otes in n the Seve th Report .
EDWARD CAMPBELL MASON
Born N ov . 1 7 1 8 6 R avenna Ohio. , 4, ,
P are nts E dw ard B eecher M ason and M y ra Cam/pbell. LL B 1 92 Deg re e s . . , 8 . rri M arth a S ra ue A rlin ton M ass ct 8 2 Ma e d p g , g , , O . 6, 1 9 . 78 D evon shire S treet B oston M a ss Addre s s , , . H om 8 rove S treet inchester ass ( e ) , G , W , M .
n n nu law in B n d n Maso co ti es to practice osto , evoti g him self almost exclusively to pu blic service corporation work .
H e n ot c d in u but u n has pra tice co rt , appears freq e tly before
n n an d H e regulati g commissio s committees . was a member of the Legal Advisory Board for the 30th District of Massa h c u setts.
HENRY LOWELL MASON
t r u . 1 1 8 6 B os on M ass . Bo n A g 4, 4, , P a r n ts enr M a son and elen A u usta P alm er e H y H g . rri E s telle art im a l B oston M a ss une 8 Ma e d H K b l , , , J , 1 907 . l n a r M ar r H e e t ch 1 1 908 . Child en H , 5 ,
nr w ell Jr. F e b. 1 7 1 e o 1 9 0. H y L , , , 92 B o ls ton S tre et B oston M as Addre ss 4 y , , s. H om 1 8 8 B a S tate oa d B os ton M ass ( e ) , y R , , .
n u n n n d n O grad ati g, Maso e tere the Maso Hamlin Com
n n in n s pa y, starti g at the factory, where , after several mo th ,
’ — 88 CLASS or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
him H e n ed firm un derstand . e joy the friendship of a few n u n n n rather tha a large acq ai ta ce amo g his fellows . Upon his gradu ation from the Yale Divinity School and some ” n d n in 189 ca di ati g, he accepted 3 a pas torate at the Wind
nn u n n u . con ham , Co ectic t , Co —gregatio al Ch rch The parish sisted of two villages one a farmin g comm un ity and the
nu u n and n on n other a ma fact ri g place, Mea s as the e reside t minister led a busy life throu ghout the ten years he re n d n mai e there . For the ext six years he lived at Winchester , u u n u in u an d ac Massach setts , s pplyi g p lpits vario s places , in u I n 1909 d tive other forms of ch rch work . he was calle n n u d n to the pastorate of the Co gregatio al Ch rch at Ma iso ,
n and d un 1917 A t be Mai e, hel this post til . this time he came secretary of the Missionary Edu cation Movement and later one of the staff of the American Board of Foreign Mis
sions with offices at the Con gregational House in Boston . ul his de son du d n Pa , ol st , gra ate at the Morristow School, n und n n of B n Bu and W d the er the ma ageme t row e , tler, oo
m an H e is n ow u d n d d . . a st e t at the Harvar Me ical School nd son d n in u d n His seco , Gar i er, is T rkey oi g relief work . n n d u n n n D uri g the war he was a seco lie te a t of Aviatio .
d son W n in un d . His thir , i throp , is his j ior year at Harvar The relationship of thes e boys to their father was un “ u d usu ally delightf l . They seeme to gravitate to him with
n nd n d n an d a feeli g of complete u ersta i g sympathy . Mean s lived a qu iet simple life devoted to the service of
n H e l d out and d n f his fellowme . ca le great love evotio rom
d and e on un ac everybo y, specially from boys acco t of his n n in Bo u H tivities as a n atu ralist a d his i terest y Sco ts . e was n i an d a a good citiz en a d stood for the s mple , serviceable , re l
f H fir m nd and fir st thin gs of li e . e was also a frie a rate
fellow . The ministers from the Con gregation al churches of Greater Boston in resolution s con cern ing Mean s stated “ We are su re that the life of Frederick Howard Means has n and d given n ew proof of Christia faith, we are gla of the
testimony of his ~ life to the valu e of un selfis h service for the ” n Chu rch an d the Kingdom of Righteous ess . RECORDS OF TH E CLA SS 89
WILLIAM STETSON MERRILL
n 1 6 1 8 6 N t n s . Bo rn J a . , 6, ew o , M a s
Pare nts Richard E astm an M errill and E mm a Frances S te tson .
r i M ar ancoc k A llen Chica o I ll. une 1 3 1 8 96. Ma r e d y H , g , , J ,
l ohn ancock Oct. 1 0 1 900. Chi dre n J H , , n 01 il red A lle S e t. 1 1 9 . W f , p 4, M r 1 M ar aret M ar a ch 0 1 903 died 1 90 . g y , , ; July 9 , 3 rold te s n D e 8 1 9 a o c . 0 . H S t , , 4 r Th e N ew berr ibrar Chica o Add ess y L y , g , Ill . H om 1 322 C olu m bia A nu e hi a o I ll ve c . ( e ) , , C g ,
l d n classification an d nd n Merri l is hea of the accessio , , bi i g
n H e d divisio s of the Newberry Library, Chicago . is e itor of the an alytical cards issu ed by the American Library Asso ciation u n B d n H P blishi g oar for mo ographic serials . e calls n n n himself the oldest livi g i habita t of the Newberry Library . H e wrote “ M n u n n e d y family history remai s cha ged . W all o war ”
ur . work, of co se
H e u i d an u in p bl she article , Catholic A thorship the American Colon ies Before in the Catholic Historical u 308 in 1 917 H W d Review, Vol me III , page , . e was ar Cap
in n i n in ta of all the Liberty Loa campa g s Chicago .
HARRY FESSENDEN MESERVE
Born M a 7 1 8 67 rlin n y , , A jto , M ass . P r i l m P it n r t a e n l ia M ese and a B . mi h ts t ess d n E S . W F e e rve M y . Marrie d elen S truve M ac u lsh L ond n n land e t 1 2 C o E S . H y , , g , p , 9 1 02.
A ddre s s 8 R ue des I ta ns r r n , lw , P a is, F a ce.
Meserve has continu ed a career which to most of the Class u l d n H in n n d m st appear high y a ve turesome . e was E gla
n out an n n 1 915 H e whe the war broke , d remai ed there u til .
n n n and in u u n the we t to Paris for six mo ths , A g st we t to u n n n R ssia to represe t the Natio al City Ba k of New York .
H e d for f an n d was at Petrogra two years and a hal , d egotiate the Am erican loan s made to the Ru ssian Govern ment of the “ ” old regime . H e w as in the thick of three revolutions in
d an d in an d n u n d Petrogra Moscow, o ly ret r e to America via
S in anu ar of 1918 H n ow - d n iberia J y . e is a vice presi e t of
n B n in a office the Natio al City a k of New York, ch rge of its in Paris . ’ — 90 CLA SS OF 8 8 EIGHTH REP ORT
JOHN HITZ ME TZE ROTT
D 6. 21 1 8 65 ashin ton r 6 D . . Bo n , , W g , 0 P are n ts William Gus tave M etz erott an d Henrietta C atherine r nd B a . i Marrie d M ss Kirk .
Childre n Kirk .
Gertru de . 6hn J . ddre s s M etz erott uildin ashin ton D ' A B g, W g , . C .
has n d No report bee receive .
HAR RY ROBERTS MILES
Bo rn l 8 1 865 au i aca W s. Ju y , , W p , P are n ts enr M ile H . s an d a rrie t E . ober H y H R ts . D r e e es E . U a . Y le 1 892. g , , M rrie l a d e en 0. Clark N w a n n e ve Co n N ov . 8 1 d H , H , , 894; die A ril 1 0 p , 1 91 3 . C hildre n M ar are t D 66 1 1 g , . 9, 8 96. hn S h e o le D 66 . 1 J p y , 2 , 1 8 99 . d r s 1 07 D wi ht S treet N ew av n o d e s e wn. A g , H , G Miles wrote “ I received an un expected call to the Dwight Place Con
re ation al u in n n on g g Ch rch New Have , whe I came from California for the Twenty-fifth Ann iversary of the Class of ’ 88 d and n n ew fir s . I accepte the call bega the work the t of W n in an d n November of that year . hile missi g some th gs ma y
nd in n am d n in n nd frie s Califor ia , I gla to be agai New E gla and n l nd M withi reach of the large circle of o d time frie s . y
in n n n u u work New Have has bee un eve tf l b t happy . I have d n n an d on fir st o e some service at Camp Deve s , the of April Y M A in nn n d n do C . saile for Fra ce to . . . work co ectio with n u n d the American Expeditio ary Forces . My ch rch gra te
n n an d n n me six mo ths leave of abse ce , I have go e, hopi g to 1 but n d n be back October , wo eri g whether I shall be able to
u ou o d p ll t of army work at that time . The s l iers at Camp
n d n and Deve s prove so respo sive , work with them was so un comm only interestin g that I have gon e to France with en
hu siasm d t . I hope to meet there some octors of
in n an d Miles saw some very active work Fra ce . got very n ul 1918 n close to the front lin e duri g the battles of J y , , orth n of the Mar e .
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5 101162 R OD? M iner
l 28 ilk es-B arre P a Born Ju y , W , . Di a ne 1 1 91 3 ilkes-B arre a d P . e J 4, , W , r h arles A bbott M iner and E liz P a e nts C a R oss A therton. Ma rrie d dia A th erton S tites S nn H i l W o in Ly , u y l , y m g, P a. , June
25 , 1 909 .
d n For a recor see the Seve th Report .
W illiam mitch ell
A u . 23 1 8 6 K nda llvil g , 5 , e le , I nd . 1 t. 3 1 908 o Oc , , L gansport , I nd .
J ohn M itch ell and S o hron/ia u lia est n p J W o .
B . D . E is co al Th eolo ical S chool Cam brid e Mass , p p g ( g , ) , 8 92 1 .
Ma rrie d Gertrude Wa helin o Ch arlottetown , f ,
ork N . Y . une 2 1 2 Y , , J 3 , 8 9 .
d S n For a recor see the eve th Report .
Sos iab iBearo nboore
u 1 7 1 866 alth am ne M ass . J , , W , M arch 1 1 1 91 0 e st D umbur M ass , , W y , . ohn red M oore and E llen E liz abet B a J F h e rd. 9 S . E . , 1 8 1 .
d n h recor see the Seve t Report .
CHA RLES DE VE RDE MUSA US
t a Born A ug . 8 , 1 8 64, a sea off the C pe D eVerae Island s.
/ Pare nts Charles Frederic k M u sau s and M arietta Gould P urinton. d r e Marrie d D ora B . Woo S an F ancisco C at F b. 1 1 901 . , , , 4,
M on tere Cal. Address y ,
Musaus has spen t recent years largely in traveling in the n i d n n . west . His resi e ce is at Mo terey, Califor a
WILLI AM NELSON
Born A ril 28 1 8 66 N as hville Tenn. p , , , n P are nts Charles N elson and Lou isa R olfi g.
oma s N ashville T nn . A ril 8 1 8 90. Marrie d N ellie Th , , e , p , RECORD S or TH E CLA SS 93
2 e len F eb. 2 1 8 9 . Childre n H , 4,
harles D ec . 1 1 8 95 Class o 1 91 ni C , 5 , , f 6, U versity of the
S outh S ewan ee Tenn. , , a h u M ary E liz bet , A g . 8 , 1 8 97 . ddress N ashville ru st C om an N ashville enn A T p y , , T . H om 2 08 est E nd A venu N ash i e v lle Tenn . ( e ) , 4 W , ,
Nelson n ow devotes almost all his time to the Nashville u n n Tr st Compa y, of which he is preside t . For two years he has served as a member of the Nashville City Board of du n E catio . son n d u n n in 1 14th d ll His was a seco lie te a t the Fiel Arti ery, and in n saw service Fra ce .
FRANCIS LISTER HAWKS NOBLE
r D . 2 ri Bo n 66 2, 1 866, C am b dge, M ass.
P are nts George Washington C opp N oble and Laura Ha wks .
Ma rrie d A llwina ranc k eid 8 1 8 93 deceased . F L y , July , ( ) m i r i N o 7 1 897 a l . E ly M ry P otte , P h lade phia , P a . , v 2 , . M ark 1 9 B hil r une 2 8 A . 1 91 7 . C d e n , J 5 , 4, . , Christo her une 1 7 1 8 99 p , J , . E mil P ot er M ar y t , ch 28 , 1 901 . k r d re ss Kenne bun o t M e. A d p ,
n 1907 d in Si ce he has live the east , the last part of the nn un n time at Ke eb kport , Mai e .
son an n n in n n . son His , Mark, was e sig aval aviatio His , Chr d d nn and not n istopher , was a mitte to A apolis, has bee du d gra ate .
R upert morton
Bo rn 1 2 1 8 67 A sh eld M ass. July , , fl , Di d n e u e 1 9 1 91 B a ltimore M d . J , 4, ,
P a re n ts Charle s E liot N orton and S usan S edgwick . D e g re es M . D . , 1 8 93 .
n 1 91 3 . Ma rri ecelia H endrih n B alti ore M d. u e d C so , m , , J e,
The last word received from Norton was under date of
20 1914 an kin an d April , , d was a very dly appreciative let ter sent to the Secretary u pon receipt of the last Class Re n n n ohn s port . Norto was then assistan t superinte de t of the J n d u d a k Hopki s Hospital . His eath was ca se by a severe att c ’ — 94 CLA SS OF 8 8 EIGHTH REP ORT
H had n d f . e d n o of typhoi ever bee attacke twe ty years ag , an d had n d d hi d u n co si ere that t s helpe to make him imm e ,
n had n n d n u n a d ever take the typhoi i oc latio . Memorials of Norton were prin ted in The M odern H ospital u u 1914 n n M H ur an d in h for A g st , , writte by He ry . d, T e
J ohns H a kins H os ital Bulletin u u 1914 n p p for A g st , , writte by William S . Thayer . The Secretary qu otes from these ar
i l D r u d : t c es . . H r writes “ u fu u in ff n Caref l , faith l , thoro gh his work , rather di ide t in nn n ot u in k n u n n bu ma er, he was q ick ma i g acq ai ta ces ; t before he left the hospital he was dearly loved by all his
o hin d diffid n u ass ciates . For be the shy, e t, rather abr pt nn dd n and n u ma er , were hi e most lovable charmi g q alities of min d an d heart ; a keen p erception ; a nice sense of hu mor ;
n n n u — n d an a most compa io able , lovable , loyal at re ki ly d
n u u n n n h ge ero s, charitable to a fa lt , i tolera t o ly of that whic d f u n n n d . seeme to him so t , ma ly or i irect “ I n 18 95 an d n April , , he left the hospital beg a the prae — tice of medicin e in Washin gton practice which was not d in min n rapi co g to him ; for he was too shy, too retiri g , too
d an d u n an d n d n m an reserve , his p ec liar retice ce eve ry ess of n er n n n n d n were too ofte i terpreted as cold ess a lack of i terest .
But n kn him an d those patie ts who came to ow , the col n n leagu es who broke throu gh the shell of dry ess a d reserve ,
und on e n u and k ndl fo of the warmest , most ge ero s i y hearts
on n n d . that ever beat . No e who k ew Norto faile to love him
n ns n u n His patie ce , his co cie tio s ess , his literary ability, his un n d d u n all A nd dur faili g goo taste , were relie po by ing this time he has grown into our hearts as few m en could . n n ot d kn n and u d Norto was wi ely ow , he p blishe little ; bu did d an d n n d t he goo work, he leaves ma y frie s to whose
d hin f n n n u n nl lives he has ad ed somet g u pli ti g a d e d ri g . O y now n do kn n z that he has go e, we who ew him begi to reali e
n and hi and how d how large were his ge erosity s charity, eep h u n n ad been his infl e ce upo us .
W n u n ll he we look po his career, we sha remember his
od u un n n simplicity , his m esty, his pright , compromisi g ho esty
ur an d d n a d of p pose wor a d pr ctice, his elicate charm of
’ — 96 CLAS S or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
PETER JOSEPH O’CALLAGHAN
1 8 66 Mi or A u . 6 d M ass Born g , , lf , . ’ ’ P er O C a lla han and M ar ar l P are nts et g g et O s u livan .
ss A ostolic M ission ou se Ca tholic niv rsit Addre p H , U e y , Washing D ’ ton, . C .
’ I n 1915 Calla han September, , O g was appoin ted rector of the Apostolic Mission Hou se at the Catholic Un iversity in
W n n an d d The Missionar ashi gto e itor of y . The Apostolic Mission Hou se is a gradu ate semin ary for the training of mis
ionar Th Mi n r i s y priests . e ssio a y is the offic al organ of the Catholic Mission ary Union ; it is second in point of ciren lation amon g the C atholic religiou s magaz in es of the United
S e n one un d d u n u tat s, havi g over h re tho sa d s bscribers . H e gives a course in Christian Apologetics at the Mission
u S uni an d Ho se . mall opport ty is left for sociological phil anthropic work su ch as filled so mu ch of the twelve years he
n i H e n A spe t at Ch cago . represe ted the Catholic Total b stin ence Union in the United Committee on War Temper
n in and H a ce Activities the Army Navy . e is a member of nd u the Mo ay Night Cl b .
M atbah ®ppenbeim
1 6 lban Born Oct . 1 7 , 8 5 , A y , N . Y . ri Die d A p l 5 , 1 91 6, N ew York, N . Y.
P a re n ts Gerson Oppenheim an d Theresa S tein . D m ia 1 8 91 . D re e s M . . C o u e g , l b ,
rri B ertha A . E lsber N ew ork N Y une 1 1 897 Ma e d g, Y , . J 5 , .
Oppenheim studied his profession abroad and then at Col u o his d H n n u mbia where he to k egree . e was emi e tly s ccess fu l in private practice and became a specialist on the diseases
d n an d d t n on stafi s u of chil re , serve ex e sively the of vario s l d n in H u d hospita s for chil re New York City. e also p blishe
al k on u H sever boo s his special s bject . e was a member of nu u di ns mero s me cal associatio . On the side of recreation he ran a large farm prin cipally
d - u n and n evoted to live stock at Ferrisb rg, Vermo t , appare tly took as mu ch satisfaction in making this recreation a profit n able bu siness as he did in his strictly professio al work . RECORDS or TH E CLA SS 97
H was not n n in an e very well k ow college, d in the early years after gradu ation did not show very much interest in
ff Of had d O o Class a airs . late years he misse very few pp r i i s n his and had in tun t e of meeti g classmates, shown the pleas
u an - u n i antest possible way, witho t y forth p tti g , h s great abil in his ndl n and n . ity, frie i ess i terest fellows
W illiam michs ®S Q OOD
w o k N Y . e t. 1 86 N e . Born S p 5 , 5 , Y r , e r Y Died F eb. 7 1 8 8 9 R och ste N . . , , ,
P are nts oward Os ood and C arolin e ow ns end awr n H g T L e ce .
H e a in r s n was a member of the Cl ss f e hma year only .
R obert 1 66 ®verto n
1 i ‘ a n. 1 r l J 5 , 8 66, ne a N ashv l e , Tewn.
A ril 1 0 1 900 N ashville Tenn . p , , ,
rt n n rrie r ixn l John Ove o a d Ha t Vi g ia M axwel . .
N annie B axter N ashville Tenn . Jan . 6 1 892. , , , , t 1 0 8 92 E d , Oc . , 1 .
ohn M arch 26 1 8 9 . J , , 4
Robert L ee, Jr. , D 66. 6, 1 895 . ms P erh .
A brief accoun t of Overton is published in the Fifth Re
an d an dd n n in S n R port , a itio al ote the eve th eport .
son E d n d u n n n n John His , , was a seco lie te a t of I fa try . n n n n n but un on we t i to trai i g for army aviatio , was able to c
nu n o nd u n n ti s for physical reaso s . R bert was a seco lie te a t
n u n and train ed as an aerial observer . Perki s was too yo g H d u nd for service . e was employe by the C mberla Valley
n B nk nn . Natio al a at Nashville, Te
HERMAN PAGE
M a 2 1 8 66 om u M ass. y 3 , , R b rg ,
P a and arrie t ose hine oodw ard . E ben B . ge H J p W ass i o i al h eolo ical S ch ool Cam bridge, M ) , B . D . E sc T , p z g (
ni ersit o P ittsbur h 1 906. 1 8 91 , U v y f g ,
891 . i l P ittsbur h P a . une 25 1 M ary M oorhea d R dd e , g , , J ,
rm an idd M a 3 1 892 A . B . 1 91 3 . He R le, y , , ,
ir A venue S okane ashin ton . 23 03 F st , p , W g ’ — 98 CLAS S OF 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
Page wrote I n 1 914 ed B n n October, , I was elect ishop of Spoka e, a d n d anu ar 28 1915 n was co secrate J y , , arrivi g here early in
u field Febr ary . My of work comprises the whole of Wash in on n c d un a n gt lyi g east of the Cas a e Mo t i s . It is a most
u and n n un an d beautif l i teresti g co try here, I hope that if an of m classmates are traveling this way they will surely y y ~ n n n n let me k ow . Spoka e itself is a moder a d active city of over people an d is the metropolis of the so- called I n ‘ ’ n B land Empire . The term Missio ary ishop means that my work is a work of beginn in gs and is yet so weak that it s hi has to be su pported largely from out ide sources . T s ex plains why I am obliged to go east frequ ently to get mon ey i n un for my work . Th s mea s , however, that I have opport i
ol nds in u d n n ties of seeing d frie , cl i g ma y members of the Class of n in and saw in His son w as a chaplai the army , service
n Fra ce . I 1919 on d B d a u nd n , the eath of the ishop of I aho , P ge er dd d l took his work temporarily . This work a e the s ight area h of squ are miles which he ad to cover .
ROBERT TREAT PAINE
1 8 66 altham M ass . A u . 9 Bo rn g , , W , lia m an P a re n ts R obert Trea t P aine and Ly dia Wil ms Ly .
is M atttn l ashin ton D . O. D 66. 7 1 898 Ma rrie d M arie Lou e g y , W g , , , ;
d u l 1 7 1 91 6. die J y ,
M acN ic h ol Con ant B oston M ass Jan. 1 M rs . E liz a beth , , , 4,
1 920.
t 1 8 99 . th e . Children D oro y , S p 5 ,
la s 1 922. obert Trea t D 66. 1 5 1 900 C s o R , , , f
a e S treet B os ton M ass . Addres s 1 0 S t t , ,
m e 5 C omm onw ea lth A venue B oston M ass. ( Ho ) , 5 , ,
Pain e continu es his interests in practical philanthropic n n 1914 n u work alon g many li es . Si ce he has bee treas rer of
B n H e - d n Trinity Church , osto . is a vice presi e t of the Na n tion al Municipal Leagu e of Bosto .
’ — 100 CLAS S or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
EDWARD ALLEN PEASE
F eb. 1 0 1 8 6 E n ld nn Born , 5 , fie , Co .
P are nts h eodore D . P e ase and ulia err T J T y A llen. D 1 M . . 892. D eg re es , Ma rried M ar aret C aldwell M ohler N ew g Yo k N . Y . N ov. 1 2 , r , , ,
1 904; died 1 91 9 .
A lthe a u lia hil re n A u . d 1 1 90 . C J , g , 5 E dw ar d A ll J r. N en ov . 27 , , , 1 906.
Addre ss C are of B ay S ta te Trust Com an 222 B o lston tr p y , y S eet, B os n to , M ass .
om e winter 31 B eacon S treet Boston ( H ; ) , 4 , , M ass. om e s um m er estbrook onn ( H ; ) , W , C .
s u n d u nn S z nd in Pea e ret r e to La sa e , wit erla , 1913 after the un n an d n n d n Class re io , later we t to Di ar , Fra ce, where he u k was at the o tbrea of the war . After some difficulty he u n nd an d u n bro ght his family to E gla , ret r ed to this country 1914 A s . t u W k the la t of October, his s mmer home at estbroo , nn u n an n in n n Co ectic t , he has take i terest raisi g pheasa ts, u u u n an d du k white t rkeys , sq abs, g i eas, geese, c s .
MORTON ROBERTS PECK
t 1 1 art or d n e . 2 8 63 on . Born S p , , H f , C illia m enr P eck and eor ie C larissa ob t Par e nts W H y G g R er s. m a l— - d Co w l oh u son N . Y . Addre ss H ,
Peck was a member of the Class in fi esM an an d sopho d n d more years . No wor has ever bee receive from him .
CHARLES HENRY PENNYPACKER
orn D 66. 2 1 8 66 est he ster P a. B , , W C , r n li th le P are nts Charles Ha rison P en ypacker a nd E z abe P y .
A nn a H otlin shea d ar en ter P hila del hia P a . une Marrie d g C p , p , , J 1 9 20, 8 8 . m as B hi ho uston D 20 1 9 A . . 1 91 6 C ldre n T R , 66. , 8 4; , .
r B oston ati/n S chool B oston M ass . Add e s s L , ,
H om 6 Ch au nc S treet am brid e M ass . ( e ) , y , C g ,
Pennypacker continu es as head master of the Boston Latin
I n n 1 918 w as n d School . the spri g of he appoi te a member of n the Graduate Committee o Athletics . RECORDS or TH E CLA SS 101
n du d n n S d His so gra ate at the E sig chool at Newport , Rho e
nd on 30 1918 n his n en Isla , April , , receivi g commissio as n sig . Pennypacker wrote so interestingly of some of the problems n S u in u of his professio , that the ecretary q otes f ll “ I had supposed that the function of a school was to im
in n u an d n ndu plant a boy revere ce for tr th e ergetic i stry, and a resp ect for sound scholarship an d the worth of honest
d n s u stan dards labor . I believe that whe a chool ta ght both
an n l ul n of du ty d ho or as we l as of faithf toil , it was reachi g
hi office to its ghest . “ These notions are being challen ged n owadays both inside
n of s n D ifficult n uncon a d outside the profes io . , exacti g, or
n ou t a in d n and n ge ial tasks are of pl ce the mo er school , o ly those stu dies which are immediately and obviou sly usefu l u d u u d n n o n d sho l be p rs e therei . The mark is lo ger a recor
t l - of defin ite n but of his orica fact achieveme t by the boy, is ‘ ’ merely an inspirational untru th design ed for the comfort
n n d u n and an d of all co cer e . Fail re i volves wear tear, this ‘ ’ mendacity obviates friction and passes the bu ck to the col
on and u . lege . Some colleges pass it to the employer the p blic o I rejoice that Harvard does n t . “ But u oiz d n influ ences in whether, beca se the mo er or spite of old i h d t d s. them, the boy h mself as ma e great s ri e The n re wall of ice between master and boy has melted . Fra k, s onsive n - u in p , eve cordial good will is s rely com g to replace old n n S u the secretiven ess and se se of Oppositio . chool p blic Opin ion is tremendously changed from that of a generation a o n d and g . Cheatin g in school work is the last stro ghol that
n und d co- n and un is givi g gro . Comra eship , operatio , ity of purpose are crowdin g out the cold respect an d restraint of u — other years . Schoolboy pranks persist of co rse they always — n n n o n will I hope but styles change . For i sta ce , it is lo ger d d goo form to be seen drunk in the college yar . “ Our old u d n and d school, s pporte by taxatio pai for by u n n d an d in the p blic, has adhered to its a cie t i eals of work dustr n and u de y . It is su pposed that was what pare ts p blic n d d . u u a sire It has tried to give every boy caref l, acc rate, ’ — 102 CLAS S OF 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
n and n sympathetic teachi g, the to tell the truth as to his at tainm nts We n o e . have w about 20% failin g of promotion
. S u d n n each year ome , whose j gme t I respect , de ote this in ’ telle tu al u d n c m r er . We have o envy of the felon s stripes ’ —nor do wn — we seek the martyr s cro . Let the public our — s an employers tate exactly what service they wish, d that we shall give to our u tmost limi
merman E rter 13131111195
Bor n Oct. 9 1 8 6 N ew a t , 5 , C s le , P a . Die d 1 1 1 903 i n F . C nci na ti Ohio. eb , , , '
Pare nts h om a s W. P hilli s and larind a ar n T p C H dm a .
H e in was a member of the Class sophomore year .
VALENTINE MOTT PIERCE
A u . 7 1 8 65 Titusv ille P a . g , , ,
R a V P r n y . ie ce a d M ary J . S m ith .
M . D . niver it B , U s y of afi alo, 1 8 91 . t au ra V. S ev erance P it r h a d s bu P . un 1 8 88 die L , g , , J e , ; A ri 1 9 p l, 8 4.
M arion Youn M iam i lorida 1 897 d eceas ed . g , , F , ( )
M atild ui ar e a o se ic h dson N w o k N . Y . L R , Y r , hi r R a a ld e u hn D 6 . 26 8 8 t C n y V g , 6 , 1 9 ; die d Oc . 21 , 1 893 .
ot r M a 1 8 1 t S c t a d 2 9 die d Oc . 23 1 8 93 . W , y 4, ; , ddr M in tr e B u a lo e ss 663 a S e t N . Y A , ff , . m P as a tr e u alo H o 8 c l e t B N . Y ( e ) , 4 S , fi , .
l in u n in Buff H e has no d . Pierce is sti l b si ess alo . t reporte
E DMUN D PLATT
r b 1 o hk Bo n F e . 2, 8 65, P ug eepsie , N . Y . Par n ohn P lat an d an r e er o t S us anc s h wo d. e ts J J . F S 8 9 r i A d l m us P hk e i . . u 1 2 Ma r e d e e ou e s e N Y ne 23 . I , g p , , J , hi 22 1 90 . C ldre n Catherine , F eb . , 9
d r s s 8 ibert S treet P ou hkee sie N . Y . A d e L y , g p ,
H om 3 6 C arroll S treet P ou hkee sie N . Y . ( e ) , , g p ,
n 64th 65th an 66 h on Platt has bee a member of the , , d t C
r H e n n nu us mi g esses . has bee a member co ti o ly of the Com t
on B n and u n an d du a n and n tees anki g C rre cy, E c tio , has bee in d on financial n active all the ebates legislatio , so far as it
’ — 104 CLAS S or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
S u u us and to his farm at o th Dartmo th, Massach etts, says “ ” d l n h a d . that e works har , keeps wel sleeps n in . nr r Three of his so s saw service the war He y M J . , n s in un u n v and was for six mo th the vol teer amb la ce ser ice , was commis sion ed a secon d lieuten ant in the Qu artermaster n H u nn l 1 h n n . ad Corps . Morga was a g er with the t Ca ia B W n S . . u n n Heavy iege attery Charles was a seco d lie te a t ,
' and an observer with 8 8th S u d n n d the Aero q a ro , bei g detache
B A l o1st d ll H e in from attery , Fiel Arti ery . was killed ac 11 1918 H n on u u . e tio at Fismes A g st , was awarded posthu m ou sly the Croix - de- Gu erre for conduct on the 24th day of
ul 1918 and n u d S vi n J y , , the Disti g ishe er ce Cross for galla t ndu in n u u 11 1918 in i co ct the actio of A g st , , wh ch he was kil d le . HENRY TEMPLE POPE
D or h est r Born D 66. 1 3 , 1 864, c e , M ass. nd A bi ail r P are nts Henry P ope a g F enc h .
a rrie d essie eno ra Co u n ort P a ne A la . A ril 27 1 893 M J L lb r , F y , , p , . r Childre n One boy and two gi ls. hic kamau a Knittin M ills Cha ttanoo a nn Address C g g , g , Te .
nu Pope has not reported for a mber of years .
CHARLES ALLEN PORTER
1 6 am brid e M ass. Bo rn S ept. 9 , 8 6 , C g ,
e A llen. P are nts Ch arles B urnha m P orter and Harri t A . 2 d M . 1 8 9 . D an A . D eg re es M . , r r tirlin S cotland A ril 1 3 Ma rried M argaret C och an D ewa , S g , , p ,
1 898 .
1 1 02. Childre n I sabe l D eCourc S ept. 2 9 y , ,
r n 0 1 90 . M argaret D ew a , Ja . 2 , 4
harl B a m ham 27 1 906. C es , July ,
B acon treet B oston M ass. Address 254 e S , , ’ Porter has n ot replied to the Secretary s requ est for in
n but f u S n formatio , rom other so rces the ecretary k ows that n in B n and a n he is still practicin g his professio osto , te chi g u n u at the Medical School . D ri g the war Porter was lie t
enant- colon el in Royal Army Medical Corps and was on 11 B in duty at Gen eral Hospital No . of the ritish Army n Fra ce . RECORDS OF TH E CLA SS 105
WILLIAM EVELYN PORTER
w une 1 6 1 8 66 art ord Go n. Born J , ; H f , illiam P orter and u lia sa be lle illiam P are nts W J I W s.
olum bia 1 888 . M . . Deg re es D , C , 1 9 est 73 rd S treet N ew o k N Y Address 4 W , Y r , . .
William Evelyn Porter was a member of the Class in
d n d r . freshman year . No wor has ever bee receive f om him
EDWARD BIGLEY PRATT
Born D 66. 22, 1 866, Boston, M ass . r n am uel L ee P rat and M ar av n i Pa e ts S t y L i ia B gley . n in am M a i A lice L . eari h ss N Ma rr e d ov . 1 1 9 1 F g, H g , , 4, 0 . dres s 7 0 rem ont uildin B oston M ass Ad 4 T B g, , . H om in ham M as ( e ) , H g , s.
Pratt has continu ed to practice law in Boston an d to nd n as Justice of the Seco District Court at Hi gham .
HENRY ALLSTON PULSFORD
Oct 1 1 867 N ew o k N . 5 , , Y r , . Y . am e E u st P u ls ord and ose hin A llston herman J s ace f J p e S . e M . D . , C ollege of P hy sicians and S urg ons , N ew York,
1 8 91 .
/ Marrie d A rian Gertrude B aldwin, S ou th Orange, N . J . , D 66. 1 0, 1 8 95 .
hildr enr A llston r D 6 1 8 96 C en J . 6. 5 . H y , , , a m es A rn o d ril 90 A 1 1 0. J l , p , M ai r t r n N ddr s 75 n S t ee S ou th a e J . A e s 4 , O g ,
H om 1 39 S ou th Oran e A venue S ou th Oran e N . J . ( e ) , g , g ,
H e n ot d has reporte .
GEORGE ROYAL PULSIFER
Oct. 3 1 8 67 est N ewton M as s. , , W , o e e R y a l M acintosh P u lsifer and Clara S tacy K y s. LL B . . , 1 8 93 .
e len n 0 1 8 93 . oot Chica o I . u e 2 H R , g , ll , J ,
o al o t . R y R o , F e b. 23 , 1 8 95 ( dece ased )
eor e l N 20 8 96 1 1 Class o 1 91 8 . a e ov . 1 9 G g H , , , ( 4 f
ddress 1 2 B arris ters H a l B oston M ass. A 4 l , , ’ — 106 CLAS S OF 8 8 EIGHTH REP ORT
n nu law in B n s h I co ti e the practice of osto , a sociated wit B l n n an d ohns on ai ey, Dicki so , J . I n 1914 had f un April, , I the mis ort e to get rather seriously u an d d laid p, was oblige to keep away from bu sin ess for
five n a about mo ths . For the l st two winters I have lived in d and had u Cambri ge, have the c rious experience of seein g the familiar college surroundin gs filled with fou r thou san d d S o und d sailors of the Ra io ch ol, h re s of members of the ns n S and in 1918 l o Naval E ig chool, with a m st all of the un der raduate e in un g members of the coll ge military iform , as A T n . C . S . 1 19 . 9 members of the The cha ge this year, , to the customary appearan ce has been very swift an d very in
erestin t g . The war afi ected me as it has so many of the other mem h . not too u d fi t bu t bers of the Class I was pro to g , the G n n id ol fi h n u n over me t sa that I was too d to g t . Co seq e tly d Red and my activities were limite to the Cross , to work u nd n u er the Selective Service Law . Nomi ally I was treas rer
n Red u u of the Newto Chapter of the Cross , b t act ally my duties were largely in the lin e of smoothin g the feelings of
u - d bu t - n n d u m ch excite , very well mea i g , la ies who were m ch distu rbed by conflicting orders as to the nu mber of stitches n n ul n nd to be k itted i to reg atio socks . U er the Selective Service Law I had two j obs : on e as Govern ment Appeal
n n an d Age t for Newto , the other as a member of the Perma n n B e t Legal Advisory oard for that city . This work took a
d in 1 917 and 1918 but was d n great eal of time , it excee i gly A n n . n d i teresti g The j ob of Appeal ge t , as it worke with
d fin al n de me , ma e me the hope of every registra t to whom
d classification had n u d a had ferre bee ref se . Every d y I interviews with n u mbers of these m en interviews which re
d n u u u n n u an hi veale ma y c rio s phases of h ma at re , d w ch u d n sometimes ro se my sympathies very stro gly . I continu e to be in terested in a nu mber of other local in s i ution s in n but n d u t t Newto , have resig e my work as treas rer n u n of the Newto Hospital after fo rtee years of service . in 191 My son enl isted in the Naval Reserve March of 7 , 1 but was not called into active service until June of 918 .
’ — 108 CLAS S OF 88 EIGHTH REP ORT military work that to him was given the task of reviewin g the proceedings in cases where sentences of death had been imposed .
son . un d His , Robert C , vol teere for the navy when war
d H on . d . . H r e U S . a ar was eclare saw service the S v d, which did an d n du 063 n son patrol co voy ty the coast of Fra ce . His ,
W Jr . un d in n on n illiam , , also vol teere the avy the declaratio and d on n N n of war , serve a patrol boat ear ew York u til ’ 1917 n n nn n October , , whe he we t to A apolis for a three mo ths u H v d s n n n n . e a d co rse recei e his commi sio as e sig , was ss n d d a ig e to a estroyer .
ALBERT WOOD RA NTOUL
1 8 1 8 67 N ewbur ort M ass. July , , yp ,
a u l an nna . Wood. Charle s W . R nto d A C e w ur M ass A u ith n don st N e b . E d C o g , W y , , g n 0 R o bert 2d J a . 1 3 1 9 7 . , , , ar 1 A lbert Wood , Jr. , M ch 28 , 909 .
A ddre ss 3 5 B rew s ter S treet , Cam bridge, M ass.
n i B n H no d. Rantoul is in busi ess n osto . e has t reporte
FRA NCIS JOSEPH REYNOLDS
1 9 1 867 C amd en A la . July , , ,
l nd r ha W ic hardson. R obert M . R eyno ds a O p . R
M artha Isa bel M a lone N ew York N . Y . Jan . 23 1 893 . y , , ,
n . 1 6 1 8 9 E ste lle Richardson, J a , 5 .
k A uackenbu sh D 66. 6 1 91 7 . m . ran F . Q , ,
r ar t M arch 2 1 8 97 . M a g e , 5 , 6 1 1 8 98 d i a l in D 6. 2 . A ela de H p e, ,
R obert M cC onne ll F eb. 28 1 901 . , ,
r tu r sm er une 1 6 1 903 . E dw a d S ges Ho , J , 7 Francis D 66. 25 , 1 90 . “ ’ ” o ier eekl 1 6 est 1 3 th S treet N ew Addre ss C ll s W y , 4 W ,
York , N Y .
e wint r 00 M anhattan A venue N ew ork N . Y. ( Hom ; e ) , 2 , Y ,
m m er A tlantic i h lands N . J . ( Hom e ; su ) , H g ,
’ Reyn olds continu es his editorial work with Collier s
W kl H e u out n ew k in ee y . has bro ght several sets of boo s
n - u fiction d d n clu din g a twe ty vol me set of , selecte by Presi e t RECORD S OF TH E CLA SS 109
Eliot an d known as the Harvard Classics Shelf of Fic n tio .
H e d -in - S G W r is the e itor chief of The tory of the reat a , — u u n War and a twelve vol me history of the E ropea , has writ “ ten n d S f u n The U ite tates Navy rom the Revol tio to Date , u i besides numero s other short art cles . M on . saw r n His s , Robert , se vice with the Seve th Field in n Artillery Fra ce .
JOHN EARLE REYNOLDS
1 ill Bo rn F eb. 25 , 8 64, M ea dv e, P a . illia m R e nold s and u lia Par nts E h or . e W y J . T p rrie d Katherine A nna S hr ock N ew ork M a Ma N . Y . 20 1 1 y , Y , , y , 9 1 . ddress lood ui din M ea dville P a A F B l g, , . ’ H om The errace M eadm lle P a ( e ) , T , , .
n d n nu u d e d nn Rey ol s co ti es to g i e the city of M a ville, Pe n I n 1913 n sylva ia . he was agai elected mayor for a term ex n in anu ar 1917 I n n d piri g J y , . that same mo th he was electe ’ d n n l presi e t of the Mercha ts Nation al Bank of Meadvil e,
ofiice u n d had n which occ pies most of his time . Rey ol s ma y
war n H i terests . e was a member of the State Public Safety nn n n Committee of Pe sylva ia , a member of the Liberty Loa “ ”
an nu Man . H Committee , d a Four Mi te e was also com mander of the Home Gu ard of Crawford County P enn syl _ , n an n n va ia, d chairman of the local bra ch of the America S u u ec rity Leag e .
(Beorge Sos epb micbarbs
Bo rn 9 1 8 67 e m ou th M ass . July , , W y ,
Die d A ril 1 8 1 900 e m ou th M ass. p , , W y , rr l la Pare nts A ugustus Jacob Richards and M ary Tu e l C m) .
and u n d d A sketch of his life , resol tio s a opte by the Class i Committee are printed n the Fifth Report .
f rank (I linton mobs)
Born M a 21 1 8 65 D eca tur l . y , , , Il
Die d une 2 1 91 acksonville I ll. J 4, 4, J , h Pare nts Kilburn Harw ood R oby and A nnie M aria Hawort . ’ — 1 10 CLASS or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
Marri I da e d M . Gor don hic a o , C I . S e t. 1 9 1 893 . g , ll , p , Children ele n E liz a be th a ne 29 1 8 9 H , J , 4. il u m K b H . S ci ct. 3 , , O 2 , 1 8 98 . rank C linton D F Jr. 66. 1 7 1 900. , , ,
’ I n the Seventh Report it was stated that Roby s health had n an d broke that there was little hope of his recovery . This statement was unhappily verified by his death on J1111 6 24 1914 h , . Members of the Class ad seen little of him sin ce
. n o H on C . . D he left college The tow of R by the , . Railway, d n in 1901 n d of which he was presi e t , was ame after him .
CHA RLES BUTLER ROGERS
n 3 i a J a . 2 , 1 8 65 , Ut c , N . Y .
o er n i P . V. R g s a d E l z a beth B u tler.
san B r t n n i S u a o a . 3 1 1 9 d r y , J , 8 4; e d A p il 3 , 1 8 98 . E u enie D ou m au w P o D a ton hio M a 3 1 0 g rgy , y , O , y , 9 0. hil r E liz a be th B u tler n 1 d e C d e n Ja . 0 1 90 e as d , , 3 ( ce ) . A nnette D ou m aua' une 6 1 90 , J , 4. P ili h p V. , F e b. 7 , 1 907 .
R a lph M arch 29 1 91 0. , , irst N a tiona l an Addre ss k tica . Y N . F B , U , H om H a/wth om arm linton N ( e ) , F , C , . Y .
Rogers is still president of the First Nation al Bank of
an d n Utica, New York, has si ce the last Report become presi
‘ d n an afliliated n u n n d un u e t of i stit tio , the O ei a Co ty Tr st
n H e n d in m anu fac Compa y . has also become i tereste paper
u n in n d and u m n n t ri g Ca a a , is treas rer of a co pa y rece tly u u n u formed for that p rpose . D ri g the war he was treas rer
n d un n and was of the O ei a Co ty Home Defe se Committee, “ active in all subscriptions for the Local War Chest an d
n n H e : So es Liberty Loa campaig s . writes far I have
d n d n but do n ot d out an cape i ictme t , I hol y promises for the ” u record of the Class in that regard in the fu t re .
(Ebarles Sos epb 1Rolfe
orn une 22 1 8 67 Cam brid e M a ss . B J , , g ,
i d 1 91 2 B enson hurst on sland N . Y . D e July 4, , , L g I , re Pare nts William Jame s Rolfe and E liz a Jane Ca w .
’ — 1 12 CLA SS or 8 8 EIGHTH RE PORT
EDWARD HOSMER SAVARY
l 22 1 8 6 Bu alo N Y Born Ju y , 4, fi , . . P are n ts illiam enr S avar and A nna W H y y Hosme r. 8 S tate S treet B oston A ddre ss 4 , , M as s. H om S avar ville roveland M as ( e ) , y , G , s.
I n 1915 he attended the trainin g camp for offic ers at H e d n n Plattsbu rg . serve with the i fa try and cavalry and
on e of. outfit I n was of the patriarchs the . the summer of 1916 n u i n he was agai at Plattsb rg, th s time servi g with a n ul n n H d n compa y of reg ar e gi eers . e receive ho orable dis “ ” d n d n s charges after service esig ate as ho e t and faithful . I n 1916 a lamen ess developed which in capac itated him for an u H e n y f rther active service . has spoke for the cause of
dn and d n n d n w n prepare ess, has o e co si erable ewspaper riti g . From 1914 to 1918 he stumped Massachusetts for the Demo ’ I n 191 9 ran G n un l n cratic Party . he for the over or s Co ci a d
H in 1917 r n n was d d . e a efeate also , , for Co gress to succeed
u u u P . dn but d the late A g st s Gar er was defeate .
JAMES ALFRED SAXE
Born D 66. 2 1 8 63 Tro N . Y . , , y ,
a ew e t am and llen ri s P a re nts C h rles J t S e E G gg .
an 8 8 7 A . M . esle an 1 888 LL . B ar B . esle 1 H A . . Deg re es , W y , , , W y , , , rd 1 92 va , 8 .
i M ar ic k Cleveland Ohio une 23 1 8 92. Marr e d y W , , , J ,
Court ouse orcester M ass. Addre ss H , W , 0 edar t o s er M a s H om 2 C S reet rce t s. ( e ) , , W ,
n nu of in W e k n Saxe co ti es the practice law orc ster , ma i g a n n n H un in n specialty of co veya ci g . e is fort ate bei g able to devote con siderable time to golf and winter trips to the West
n H u un on n un I dies . e b ilt a b galow the Isle of Pi es , which ul u it fortun ately was destroyed before he co d occ py . Not d has had u and deterre by this, however , he it reb ilt , speaks enthus iastically of the place .
JOHN WALTER SAXE
T Y . r D 66. 2 1 863 o N . Bo n , , r y , l ri s Pare nts Ch arles Jewe tt S ame and E le n G gg . RECORD S OF TH E CLA SS 113
M l re es A .B . esle an 1 8 8 7 A . . es e an 1 88 8 LL B nio D eg , W y , , , W y , , . . , U n
olle e N . Y . 1 8 90 LL . B . arvard 1 8 2 C 9 . g , , , , H ,
rrie d S ara F . B urtts oo k n N Y . A ril 1 1 1 Ma , Br ly , , p , 899. r ril 8 00 Child re n E leano , A p , 1 9 .
ohn B urtis 27 1 902. J , July ,
ames Burtis Oct . 22 1 90 . J , , 4 r s s 2 Court ouse orce ster M ass Add e H , W , . H om 20 Cedar S treet orcester M ass ( e ) , , W , .
S now n in W n axe is practici g law orcester , worki g with his and n n n n brother, maki g a specialty of co veya ci g .
BERNARD TURNER SCHERMERHORN
e t h m . Born S p . 3 , 1 8 64, D ed a , M ass.
are nts ohn I n o d S cherm erhorn an d ouis urn P J g l L a T er. r i M a deleine est B oston M a s Ma r e d s N ov . 20 1 8 97 W , , , . Childre E l anor N ov 27 1 1 n e , . , 90 . A ddress 55 ohn S tree t N ew ork N Y J , Y , . .
I n the latter part of 1916 Schermerhorn return ed to the
an d n n u n in N w H e east , has go e i to b si ess e York . writes “ Sin ce my return to N ew York three good thin gs have fallen — to my lot z I have seen a marshal of France ; I was with ’ y ou fellows at the 88 dinn er winter before last ; and in the Harvard Club every now and then I actu ally fin d someon e
n u I have bee j ust thinking abo t for many years . u n 1918 D ri g the war he was from May to December, , as sistant in n Bu u War d B d the Export Lice se rea , Tra e oar , N ew k Yor City.
JOHN HUNTER SEDGWICK
Born une 6 1 8 67 N ew ork N . Y . J , , Y , P r n n a e ts John S edgwick and Harrie t Hu ter. r 1 Ma rie d R ach el M . Gri 1th B oston M ass F eb. 1 , 1 893 . 3 , , , ’ A ddre s s H ome 20 C h arles ate est B oston . ( ) , g W ,
Sedgwick was in Englan d during the greater part of
f r Y M A an d n in o . . C . . war , was i terested work the the sprin g of 1919 he return ed to America . ’ — 1 14 CLAS S OF 8 8 EIGHTH REP ORT
THOMAS TAYLOR SEELYE
orn une 1 3 1 866 Cleveland hio B J , , , O . h om a s a lor e l an Pare nts T T y S e ye d Finette S cott. L B 1 91 L . . 8 . D eg re es ,
n d H e has ever reporte .
JOHN ME RWI N E SEIP
r D 6 . 1 1 8 6 tras ur Bo n 6 9 , 6 , S b g, P a . Pare n Geor e a shin ton ei and A nna D M erwi ts g W g S p . ne .
H e n r has eve reported .
CHARLES TI LDON SEMPE RS
D rt Born ec . 9 , 1 8 59 , N o h E as t, M d . P r har s Tild on S em ers and E liz a n hit a e nts C le p A ne W aker. D 1 and A . M . 8 91 D eg rees R . , .
Nothin g has been heard from him sin ce the publication
s the la t Report .
JEREMIAH MALACHI SHEEHAN ( form erly Shahan )
orn n 2 in B J a . 2 1 8 63 ds or ocks Conn. , , W L , P are n ts illiam ha ha n and M ar Mannin W S y g.
D e r A .H . 1 e n n M . sle a 1 8 9 e es es le a 8 86 A . 8 . g , W y , , , W y , dre s 1 1 ibert S treet N ew ork N Y Ad s 4 L y , Y , . . H om 2 L ibert S treet N ew ur h N ( e ) , 44 y , b g , . Y .
H e n o o ed has t rep rt .
HERMAN THOMAS SHEPARD
- r ct. 1 1 1 9 Bo n O , 8 5 , E pping , N . H . r P a e nts George N elson S he pard and Rowena Lawrence Thw g . r m ith o rd I a rie d ose E . Ma R S , C nco , N . L , M y 6, 1 905 . i Childre n R ache l E l z abeth , A pril 1 4, 1 906.
eor e N elson 20 1 91 1 . G g , July ,
ddre ss est E in N . H . A W pp g ,
“ Shepard writes : I am still continu ing in the retail coal u n s bu e n in n b si e s, t a large part of my tim is spe t writi g d d an d n n n in the n ee s co veya ces a d Probate practice, writi g
’ — 1 16 CLA SS OF 8 8 EIGHTH REP ORT
THOMAS OSBORNE SHEPARD
o r A ril 2 1 866 alem B n p 4, , S , M ass.
Par e nts M ich ael e bb S h e ard and E liz a D ela W p nd Osbor ne.
M D . 1 8 92 D eg re es . , .
ddre s s 23 S um m er S treet S alem M ass A , , .
Shepard says that his last report was sufficient as he has n d n bee retire ma y years from active practice .
f eroinano S boninger
orn J an . 1 9 1 8 67 B o ton B , , s , M as s. Di ri e d N ov . 25 , 1 8 93 , P a s , Franc e. Pare n ts ose h S h onin er and I /issette oeb J p g L .
d n e For a recor see the Seve th R port .
’ E llan c hach er Eimpktns
or M ar h 1 o i B n c 6, 1 8 67 , S t. L u s, M o. Di 9 une 3 0 1 0 ouis M o . e d S t. J , 4, L , Par r e nts George Win slow S im pkins and M a y Louise Michell. D e r h B M a 1 e e s P . . ashin ton 7 g , W g ( ) , 88 .
Marri r L id el oui M . a 89 e d M a y ee R g y , S t. L s, o , M y 8 , 1 4. hi C ldre n E nid Ridgely , 1 8 95 .
Simpkin s was a member of th e Class only in senior year .
No report has ever been received .
W illiam a er S imps on
or har stow n M ass. B n Oct. 1 8 , 1 8 66, C le , D ie d A pril, 1 903 , in Colorado. lt Pare nts William A bner S im pson and E liz abeth E llen M ou on.
re H e was a member of the Class in freshman year . No
ports were ever received .
CHAUNCEY SMITH
m rid e M ass. N ov. 22, 1 8 65 , C a b g ,
Ch auncey S mith and C aroline E sther M arshall.
r nn tacker orton A tlanta Ga . F eb. 28 M rs . Co i e ( S ) H , , , ,
1 91 5 .
o t P r or S treet A tlanta Ga . Address 7 8 S u h y , ,
1 2 E ast Kim ball S treet A tlanta Ga . ( H ome ) , , , RECORDS OF TH E CLA SS 117
Smith is still a special agent of the Southern Bell Telephone
n ad u n Geor and Telegraph Compa y with he q arters at Atla ta, k d d n n an u u gia . His wor has evelope alo g the li es of agric lt ral n H e S and n and industrial age t . is the torage Developme t “ Representative of the State Food Administration trying to help the southern farmer get away from his old habit of rais n but n—and n u n in n u . g othi g cotto he is getti g away, s re e o gh
COURTAULD WHARTON SMITH
ila Born Oct. 26, 1 8 63, P h d elphia , P a .
D n/i l rk Wharton S m ith and ir in n P are nts a e C la V g ia Troutma .
H e e in fresM an 0 was a sp cial year . N further information n has been obtai ed.
DAN LOUIS SMITH
orn Oct 8 1 86 t li r B . , 6, M on pe e , Vt. Pare nts mith n n Guy S a d Fra ces A . Richardson .
Ma rrie d E dna D umm in s e t d . M ed or M as un C s s e 6 1 89 . g , W f , , J , 3 hil r D or h u C d e ot F . n 23 1 8 n e 9 . y , J , 4 l n r E ea o , J an . 1 5 , 1 903 . ddr ss 8 N n r e 5 ona tum S t eet N ew ton M ass . A , ,
War condition s proved so trou blesome that Smith retired from the cotton bu sin ess in which he had been en gaged for H now B n n some years . e is with the osto Regalia Compa y.
DANIEL KIMBALL SNOW
Born A ril 1 2 1 t n p , 8 64, B os o , M ass. P are nts enr Curtis n w and avinia a t Kimball H y S o L T f . Marri d lar e C a R . A nt on B t n M a s N ov 1 891 h y , os o , s , . 1 6, . Childre n nr i e urt s S e t. 2 1 8 9 . H y C , p 5 , 4 ddre ss r B o on M ass 53 S tate S t eet st . A , , me M a s H om 1 95 alnu t S treet B roohl s . ( e ) , W , ,
Sn n nu in u n u n n ~ ow co ti es b si ess with T cker, A tho y Com n in B n pa y osto .
son n n in n in 191 His , He ry, e listed the avy May, 7 , and
officer H n d u was a chief petty . e was statio e at vario s places n hi alo g t s coast . ’ — 1 18 CLA SS or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
EUGENE SONDHEIM
Oct. 25 1 8 68 N ew York N . Y . , , ,
r h eim a a e h i B erna d S on d nd R chel A d s e mer. 1 A B 1 ll M 88 9 . . 88 7 o e e i . C o A . , , , , g f the C ty of N ew York. h im r N ew ork e le n S tett e e N . Y . A ril 26 1 8 93 H , Y , , p , . t l M a 8 S el a, y 25 , 1 95 .
'
M a bel e len A u . 23 1 8 97 . H , g ,
n d No report has bee receive .
EDWIN WILLIAM SPA LDI N G
1 1 1 n N ov . , 8 66, Lawrenc e, Ka .
H arv S a ldin and o h u tchins on ey p g S p ia H . r n ir D a t i K ath a i e La , y on, Oh o, D 66. 27 , 1 8 94. D N a n M c onal t 1 906. cy d , Oc . 1 9, P aci c B uildin ashin ton D fi g , W g , . m 26 0 oodb P la e hin o D H o c as t n . ( e ) , 4 W y , W g , . 0
S d n n in W n n but not pal i g is practici g law ashi gto , he has n u n d go e to the tro ble of reporti g irectly to the Secretary .
WILLIAM STUART SPAULDING
F b 1 7 1 t n Bo rn e . , 8 65 , B os o , M ass. P ar n M a hlon D a au ldin and E mil mith e ts y S p g y S .
r r l ni r . Ma rie d K a t ina air ee Ke lw o th S e t. 1 1 909 . F , , Ill , p 4, hil n r C d re n K atri a , M a ch 23 , 1 91 3 . 0 on r s tr e t B oston M ass A ddre s s 5 C g e s S e , , . 99 B ea on tre et B o ton ass H om c S s M . ( e ) , , ,
Spaulding has been spen din g considerable time in California in recent years as he has been un able to travel abroad on ac
un H n nu as d in n co t of the war . e co ti es irector ma y corpora n tio s .
FREDERICK DUDLEY STETSON
1 1 8 F e b. 3 66 N w B e d r , , e fo d, M a ss .
Th om as M eriam S tetson and C aroline D awes E liot.
e len hitne P re sco tt N ew B e d ord M ass t H W y , f , , Oc . 3 ,
1 8 91 .
A M a soni B uil i B ed r ddre ss c d ng , N ew fo d, M as s. H om 2 rove S tr et N ew B ed ord ass ( e ) , 4 G e , f , M .
’ — 120 CLASS OF 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
EDMUND CHA NNING STOWELL
ork N Bo rn July 1 , 1 8 66, N ew Y , . Y . se S towell and usan a P are nts 10d Her y S L wn .
D 1 8 92. D eg re es M . . , M a D or h st r M as ara h u ssell c e e s une 1 1893 . Marrie d S R y , , , J ,
h har min 28 1 895 . C ildre n C g , July , m u l u 1 2 a e ne 1 90 . S , J ,
os h M a 1 7 1 909. J ep y , July ,
M arl oro N . H . Address b ,
m n N ew h e Stowell is far i g at Marlboro , Hamps ire . H is mu ch interested in the attempt to revive farming in the east n ern states an d helps it alo g as opportunity offers .
H is son nn n nl d in n u , Cha i g, e iste the avy as q artermaster in Jul 1917 on un u n and y , , acco t of some previo s sea experie ce , in 1917 s ned n n and d October , , he was commis io e sig , was ma e W ffic r in un n ffi H atch O e the Comm icatio O ce. e is married and has two sons . i d n d S u Stowell, h mself, serve with the U ite tates P blic
du n influ enz a d n n Health Service ri g the epi emic , at Pri ceto , M s u an d in n n P nns l a sach setts , the coal regio s of wester e y m v a a .
LYNDE SULLIVAN
ld n r t . Bo n Oc . 4, 1 8 65 , M a e , M ass P a re nts ohn an don u llivan and H ele n nde J L g S Ly . LL B 8 1 D e r e s . . 1 9 g e , rrie Kathe rine orre B aldwin orcester M ass A ril 29 Ma d T y , W , , p , 9 1 8 8 .
hn an n A ril hil r o do 1 03 . C d e n J L g , p 4, 9 r m H H om D u ha N . . A ddre ss ( e ) , ,
Durin g the war Sullivan was commission ed captain in the
u and in u Q artermaster Corps, saw service the so th at Camp l n n he u . n S evier , So th Caro i a Later he we t to Fra ce where G n ff n 2 u nd was with the e eral Sta , Sectio , Services of S pply a in n n n the I tellige ce Departme t .
WILLIAM LAWSON SUMRALL K r 1 1 8 67 D anville . Bo n July 4, , , y P ar n s ose h Kincaid S um ra ll nd B ettie Burt M re e t J p a on oo . RECORDS OF TH E CLASS 121
B n r 1 8 A . . e t e E 8 7 . Deg rees , C ( 3 ) , D n i le K A ddre ss a v l , y .
d H e has not reporte .
HAROLD SWAIN
r 2 1 67 n iana olis n Born M a ch 4, 8 , I d p , I d . h er ain and hel Wa Pare nts T on S w R ac y .
B lum ia 1 1 . LL . . o b 8 9 D eg re e s , C , i k M ar ar t d N w o N . Y . t 1 i e e e S e . 9 8 9 Marr e d g R , Y r , , p , 3 . wa N e k 1 76 B roa d w or N . Y . Address y , Y , m 1 6 0 C on course onx N e rk H o 5 w o N . Y ( e ) , , Br , Y , .
n : n n Swai wrote There is little i formatio to give . d n but n nu law ou o e little co ti e the practice of , which , as y n n n d nd n but k ow, mea s co si erable to a lawyer a his clie ts, n n n ofte little to a yo e else . “ ‘ on e n o I was of those who was t able to go to the war . Some cases which I had pen ding made even the idea of gettin g ” away seem like desertion .
SOLOMON LOUIS SWARTS
Born A ril 1 7 1 8 6 i n i p , 6, C nci na t , Ohio . P r L a e nts J . . S warts an arolin tix d C e S .
D e r LL B g e es . . , 1 8 91 . M rri loren i e a e d F ce M ar E sema n S t. Louis M o. F b. 1 1 8 98 . y , , , 4,
Childr r r u en ede ic k R ne 1 6 1 903 . F , J , ohn M a 6 1 912 J , y , . d n t ouis r hir N a i na l B nk B uil i S . M o. Add ess T d t o a g, L , o is o r e t M . H ome 53 62 ate m an A venu S . u ( ) , W , L ,
“ n nu Swarts wrote : As I stated in my las t report, I co ti e
d n an d find n in u to work har at my professio , recreatio m sic , olf and n d n d us g , the Ca a ia woo s . I have j t two regrets first— m l n that I a too o d and u seless to get i to this great war , — and second that this same war is likely to prevent a proper reunion of the m en of
Swarts was a member of the committee of citiz ens of St. u n n n u d and Lo is to establish a d mai tai Home G ar s, a member of the executive committee of the local Legal Advisory Board . H e also served on the Red Cros s Free Legal Bureau for fami d lies of sol iers . ’ — 122 CLA SS or 8 8 EIGHTH REP ORT
EDWARD WY LLY S TAYLOR
a 7 1 8 66 M ontcla ir N Born M y , , , . J .
l re d a lor an d ane B row n u k r P are nts A f T y J T c e .
D . 91 M . 1 9 1 8 A . 8 9 . M . D eg re es , , , w o k E lsie B rew s ter ow e N e N Y t 1 1 8 7 . rr . . Oc . 9 Ma ie d H , Y r , , 4, M a 1 3 1 900 u t W ll s . Child re n R h y y , y ,
K a therine B re wster une 7 1 903 . , J , 7 M a rlborou h tre et B oston M ass A ddre ss 45 g S , , .
Taylor reports : Sin ce the pu blication of the last Report I have been appointed Professor of Neurology at the Harvar d Medical School an d con su ltin g n eurologist at the Cable Mem u 1916 orial Hospital at Ipswich, Massach setts . For the year
17 I was president of the American Neurological Association . I have resign ed from the editorship of the Boston M edical and
S u r ic al ca rnal n nu e eachin and J . t g My work co ti s the same , g ” n the practice of eurology . Taylor served as Contract Surgeon with the Medical A d B d visory oar .
WALTER GOVE TAYLOR
Born A u . 1 1 8 6 in inna ti h g 4, 5 , C c , O io . Pare n s S im eon L ester a lor an d ouis l ott t T y L e E ic . n hio ddre ss le dale O . A G ,
Taylor was a member of the Class in freshman an d s0pho
n of but in more years . For ma y years he was lost sight , May, 1 19 h n 9 Sec . as e , he wrote to the retary His health be poor
n H e n a for a umber of years . regrets his i ability to have t
nd d an un n an d f te e y of the re io s , ears that his health may n f n in f H n hi preve t him rom so doi g the u tu re . e se ds sbest
of H wishes to all the members the Class . e was a member of in f 1 88 5 the Class team the all of .
15 3m mipleg E bager
rn F e b 21 1 8 6 i n Bo . , 6, flI lto , M a ss . D i e d . 1 1 91 B o t S ept 4, 5 , s on , M ass .
P ar n a m e Bra dl a n ra d or i le e ts J s ey Th y er a d S ophia B f d R p y . L D e re e L . B an d A M 1 r 1 91 2 g s . . . , 1 8 9 , LL . B . , B own, .
Ma rrie d E thel andol h Clark P om ret C oma une 23 1 8 98 . R p , f , , J ,
’ — 1 24 CLA SS or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT the highest position to which a lawyer in Massachu setts can
an d nd nl in n n hope to rise , is seco o y, ge eral estimatio , to a j usticeship of the Supreme Court of the United States . A ’ refus al to accept su ch a position by a m an of Thayer s train n in g an d inh eritan ce mu st have bee a matter of deep regret, but he truly felt that the path of duty lay in the work at the
n di n u d n Law School a d in the rectio of its st e ts , who were to form so important a part of the bar throu ghou t the country . I n practice at the bar Thayer adhered to the very highest n A n n du n standards and the best traditio s . y co ct savori g of n n n an d u d pettifoggi g or chica e was abhorre t to him , he co l
u n u in e n n n n ot tolerate s ch co d ct others . His k e se se of ho or
n n H e d nu would brook nothi g qu estio able . serve for a mber of years on the grievance committee of the Boston Bar Asso ciation and an d , was a member the secretary of the committee appointed by the Am erican Bar Association to frame a code d n d d u n l un of ethics . This co e has bee a opte s bsta tial y chan ged by the bar association s of more than half of the states in n n the U io . Thayer had perhaps a fin er legal min d than any m an in his n n in un n n ge eratio . Some might excel him profo d lear i g as e u c in u ou and in to sp cial s bje ts , some s btlety of th ght , some n Bu n n d in n n fore sic oratory . t o e excelle him the combi atio n n n n n of perceptio , co ce tratio , power of a alysis , ability to n u nd n d n und n n grasp esse tial facts , ersta i g of f ame tal pri ci les nn mind un d p , ope ess of , ite with a capacity to apply all an d n l d u his powers all his k ow e ge to the s bj ect before him .
H e was first in our but w the scholar Class , he as far from “ ” n nd H h d an n n n . e a d bei g a gri time i cli atio for sports, for ff and n d e n social a airs , for frie ly me ti g with his classmates , an d u d i n H e these q alities he carrie w th him i to active life .
flu ent an d n n bu b was a always i teresti g talker , t he was a le to li n u n ste . His b oya cy of spirit and unusu ally keen sen se of u nd d d ul n n H e h mor re ere him always a elightf compa io . e r s onded d an d fu an m p imme iately lly to y call for sy pathy . u n d Altho gh capable of biti g sarcasm he sel om, if ever , em d n H . e an d n ploye this weapo was loyal to the core, i capable n d n H of a mea or isho orable act . e was quick to discern and RECORDS or TH E CLA SS 125
but n n n and n l scorn any sham , tolera t of i experie ce ho est ack i H u an d nt u ll n . H e d d of capacity . e was j st i ellect a y ho est n d an n not allow his prej u dices to gover him , or a here to opi n ion once formed if it did n ot stan d the test of a alysis . ’ We shall always remember Thayer s vigorous an d beautiful sp eech at the Al umni meetin g in 1 913 when he respon ded for
— a und in n and n the Class , speech so so , so spiri g , so ear est as n A n d to stir the thou ghts and emotion s of all his au die ce . those who were so fortun ate as to atten d the Class dinn er in 1915 i d d d Febru ary of , over wh ch he presi e , were charme by
u u and n d- he the grace , the playf l h mor, ge ial goo fellowship ffi brou ght to this o ce. To whatever he turn ed his active an d disciplin ed min d he n added something of real valu e a d of charm . No member of our had u n n o u no Class s ch a remarkable combi atio f q alities , ha n and n n had member d more of solid performa ce to show, o e the promise of greater u se to his chosen profession an d to the n n We uni We . comm ty. have lost his perso al prese ce shall
his n ever have fragra t memory . n L n n u l d in B The late Major He ry . Higgi so p b ishe the os ton E venin Transcri t 20 1915 ll n g p of September , , the fo owi g ’ n l li brief appreciatio , which we l expresses what Thayer s fe and character meant to a sen ior who had kn own him well ’ Others will tell u s of E z ra Thayer s gifts and of his service
an L o n at the bar d at the aw Sch ol . To a layma we may be a d n n llowe to speak of his great, simple charm, spri gi g from a s w u n u B n n n nd f eet , tr e at re . or of oble New E gla orbears , n d n u d d n n d livi g with a isti g ishe class of Harvar U iversity, a n S lately with the ear est able teachers of the Law chool, he v his an d n n n n ga e to his task all powers lifetime, i te t o ly o his
. n n u un n an d task E teri g a room, he bro ght s shi e with him , d on nd d i she it his frie s . If he aske for a service he d d it with such simple grace that it seemed as if he were bestowing a f . u to u n avor It was a pleas re work or to co sel with him, for n o in nd u n his o ly aim was to d the task the best way, a , do bti g own d n his powers, he eferred to others . Simple, ge tle , win n n n u n m en d n in i g, reaso able, val i g other highly, he erre o ly u n hi low u val i g mself too . It is delightf l to see su ch a tru e ’ — 126 CLASS or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
n ull n d and gentleman in the highest a d f est se se of the wor ,
u u H e in the same meas re it is grievo s to lose him . has left
of n d n u d n behind him a host frie s amo g his classmates, st e ts
- f an d . and ellow workers , he has left a happy memory I f he were to leave na too soon can we ask more ?
H L . H . .
For mu ch of the material u sed in this article the Secretary
n d d Law u for is i debte to the Harvar Review , the iss e Novem
1 915 un n in n u u ber , . The acco t appeari g this mber was rep b lished by the Harvard Law Review in a memorial pamphlet
n d on with several of his more rece t a dresses legal subj ects . This p u blication was incidental to the presentation to the
of i now n n in Law School a portra t of Thayer , ha gi g the li brar S n f fiv y of the Law chool , bei g the gi t of e of his most
n n d n u d n nd an d s n i timate frie s , i cl i g Ra Thomp o .
LUCIAN SKINNER THAYER
r t 1 B t n a Bo n Oc . 23 , 8 64, os o , M ss .
P n eor e H . h a r and or deli kin are ts G g T ye C a S ne r.
0 liver treet B oston ass A ddre ss 5 O S , , M .
H om 27 7 A dam s tr et ilton a S e M M ss. ( e) , , ,
Thayer continu es to work in the Boston oth ee
n nd n an d n E gla Telepho e Telegraph Compa y .
ISAAC RAND THOMAS
1 n Oc t. 5 , 8 64, B osto , M a ss .
A rthur M a o lm h om a s and M ar r lc T y S . S a gent.
r d n B o n t u e S . a b a sto M a ss n 1 2 e r u e 1 89 . G F y , , , J , 8 h r ar A rt u M aleolm , M oh 25 , 1 890, ( 1 909 Class of 91 1 5 .
m li a b l . E z eth B is s .
li e D E s , 66. 3 0, 1 91 0.
liz a be th Whi ll 21 1 1 E tw e une 8 9 . , J ,
m . B en amin P erl P oore M osel u 1 1 1 e ne 9 8 . j y y , J , ar or M F d t d r s C e o e e H . c a den ct Bro. 70 K lb A d e s f G g , y tree t B o n a S , sto , M ss . om e w inter 3 03 C om monwealth A venue Boston ( H ; ) , , ,
M ass .
ome su mmer M onston arm swic h M ass ( H ; ) , e F , Ip , .
’ — 128 CLA SS or 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
H e n d n Grievan ce Committee . is the j oi t e itor (with Natha ’ d ’92 75 an d W. Matthews, , with Richar Hale, ) of two articles
in H arvar Law R e i H ub pu blished the d v ew . e has also p lished articles in the B oston Medwal and S urgical Jourh al an d
hu ett La uarterl u in the Massac s s w Q y . M ch of his practice has n in u an d n d d n n bee j ry trials , he has give a goo eal of atte tio to the qu estion in what way the administration of j u stice in the
un an Ou courts of first in stance in this co try c be improved . matters connected with this su bj ect he has delivered addresses before the Massac hu setts Medical Society an d other medical
u Bar n B n societies , the Massach setts Associatio , the osto City H n 6 u and u . e 1 6 Cl b , committees of the Legislat re has bee a tur er at the Harvard Law School on brief- making an d the
n n d H e d n preparatio a trial of cases . serve as a Associate d B d B n Member of the Legal A visory oar of osto .
JOHN STANSBURY TOOKER
Born M a 6 1 8 66 N e w York N . Y . y , , ,
Pare n ts a briel M ea d ooker nd M ar a G T a g ret A ugusta P eckham . LL B 9 D eg re es . . , 1 8 0. A ddress Th e Knick erbock er Clu 8 07 i th A ven b , F f ue, N ew York ,
Tooker was a member of the Class in freshman and sopho n n i n n more years . After livi g ma y years n E gla d Tooker u n d n d S in 1918 t r e to the U ite tates September of .
HARVEY PARKER TOWLE
Bo rn M arch 1 1 8 67 S o rvil a 5 , , me le , M ss. Pare n s Orel ow le and M ar S ears t T y . D M D 1 8 2 eg re es . . , 9 . w el e t n 6 M rri A lic M . B s a e d e u l, N w o , M ass , D 6. 1 4, 1 8 98 . h arl B C es usw ell N ov . 1 i Childre n , 7 , 1 900 ( d ed in infancy ) . E liz ab th e , S ept. 1 0, 1 902. r i C a ol ne , M arch 1 5 , 1 906. A lis A u 1 on, g . 1 , 1 91 0.
A rl r ddress 453 M a bo ough S treet, B oston , M ass.
Towle continu es to practice medicin e makin g a specialty of
H e on ff a u Dermatology . is still the sta of the M ssach setts G n an d n n n u n a in e eral Hospital, co ti ues as co s lta t to the s me RECORDS or TH E CLA SS 129
A t u Gen stitutions as formerly reported . the Massach setts n an d eral Hospital he holds the positio of Dermatologist , acts n A t as head of that department for six mo ths of each year . the Harvard Medical School he fills the position of Associate. H e is a member of the Medical Advisory Committee for the B d . Penikese Hospital, State oar of Charity This is the hospi tal where the state cares for persons sufi ering with leprosy . H e has taught classes in the Harvard Gradu ate School of d n H Medicin e an d in the School of Tropical Me ici e . e regrets the sure evidence of advan cin g age expressed by the use of “ ” dd of n n an u d n H e n z d sir in the a ress i ter es d st e ts . orga i e , ’ und d n u n G n Office er the irectio of the S rgeo e eral s , a School of Inten sive Training in Dermatology and Urology for Medi ‘ fii rs H e had un u n cal Reserve O ce . a vol teer fac lty of twe ty odd m en and gave two groups of Medical Reserve Officers each ’ I n d n was o a six weeks cou rse . a ditio to this Towle able to d some special Red Cross work especially in the matter of send in d and g boxes to sol iers workers overseas . As all others who und und ertook this work , he fo it sometimes pathetic , some
u u an d u d n ex eri times h moro s, sometimes j st or i ary . His p ences d u a m an n d prove the tr th of wh t a regu lar army o ce sai , that our expeditionary forces con tain ed representatives of
n n an n u n n an d n I n every k ow race d to g e both a cie t d mo er . the course of his work Towle discovered from twenty to thirty
n as Bo n Arabs who we t overse from sto .
EDWARD WARREN TRULL
Born J an . 7 1 8 66 Tew ksbur M ass. , , y ,
Pare nts N a th aniel Tru ll and M iranda Wood. h l - a D Marrie d E llen B urrow s D u chw ort , Low e l, M ss . , 66. 28 , 1 8 98 .
hildr n E llenor h orndike une 6 1 907 . C e T , J ,
ddr s A ndover S treet L owell M ass . A e s 736 , ,
Trull wrote : Thirty years out of coll ege an d thirty years as assistant clerk of the Police Cou rt of Lowell tells my story ‘ d n u n n out an d to ate . Lowell is some tow t r i g khaki the shot ’ d un d hear ro d the worl . ’ — ' — 130 CLA SS OF 88 E I GH r11 REP ORT
G eorge B eware W alter u llrich
M a 1 5 1 8 66 Chica o . Born y , , g , Ill h il le Die d A pril 1 6, 1 8 92, A s ev , N . 0.
l llr nd ouis B er r r m mes Pare nts M whae U ich a L a ne G o .
B n n n d . a d A memorial prepare by Carpe ter, Da e , Hay was
printed in the Third Report .
RALPH HENRY VAN DEMAN
t 1 8 6 D elaware Ohio. Bo rn S ep . 3 , 5 , , n ia ie nk P are n ts J ohn D odridge Van D ema n a d Ly d S g Ru le .
D M iami hio 1 8 93 . M . . O D eg re e s , ( ) , n r M ar h 3 1 91 7 ri Kin be o a couve B . Ma rrie d I ne gcom , f V , . c , ’ d tan en ra l s 166 ashin ton D . C . A ddre ss A ju t G e 03 , W g ,
Van Deman served on the Gen eral Stafi an d was station ed at
n n u n anu ar 1910 an d on Washi gto til J y , , was special work
H e n d d u ntil Au gust of that year . was the or ere to the Philip pin es where he join ed his regimen t in October at Paran g on
n d n H e d the west coast of Mi a ao . later serve for a time at a
L n in n n d n an d post on ake La ao Norther Mi a ao , at a small
- J l e 1911 in n su n . u b statio From y to D cember, , he was Chi a
fid n i l I n 1 912 n or on con e t a . work April , , the regime t was
d d and n d n u B W ere home was statio e at Va co ver arracks , ash
in ton I n u 1914 d and in g . Febr ary, , he was promote to major, ’ September of that year was detailed to the In spector Gen eral s
n H e d 2n d n z d Departme t . serve with the Divisio mobili e at
an d G n u n u 1915 n Texas City at alvesto til J ly, , whe he was again detailed on the Gen eral Stafi an d ordered to Washing
on H e ed r t . serv there as a member of the Wa College Divi sion of the Gen eral Stafi an d later as Chief of the Military n l n S n G n ff I n 91 S . 1 7 I te lige ce ectio of the e eral ta October, ,
d u n n - n and in he was promote to lie te a t colo el , November was d n n 25 1917 ma e a colo el (temporary) with ra k from October , . H e was in charge of Military Intelligen ce with the American
n in n H e d n Peace Commissio Fra ce . has receive the Disti
u ished S ed g ervice M al , the Cross of the Commander of the n an d n d n Crow of Italy , has bee ma e a officer of the Legion n n nm n of Ho or by the Fre ch Gover e t .
’ — 132 CLASS OF 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
h n n nn n and t e Palmerto Hospital, Palmerto , Pe sylva ia , treas B d n d n r n W . ure of the Cor ish ri ge , i sor, Vermo t The Secretary takes this opportunity to express his appre ciation for many services in Class matters by which Wardn er has given assistan ce .
EDWARD ROSS WARREN
F b 1 6 B st Born e . 1 4, 8 4, o on , M ass . rus M r arren nd Pare nts Cy o e W a Ly dia Ross. rrie d M irriam P erkins am len B oston M ass t 0 1 Ma H , , , Oc . 1 , 1 9 1 . h tnu r t B t M r 22 C es t S t ee os on ass. Add e ss , ,
Warren continu es his numerous an d varied activities in Bos
n H e d in 1919 d n B to . retire from the presi e cy of the oston n nin Dispe sary after e years service .
THOMAS TI LE STON WELLS
Born S e t. 1 2 1 8 65 N ew Yor k N . Y . p , , ,
hn ells and r ace Til ston P are nts Jo W G e . i Li D t r 1 r lu m a 1 8 8 8 tt. . i LL . B o b u e s 1 9 2 h l Deg re es . , C , ; , R g , ; C ev a e ’ ’ n r de la L egion d H o ne u .
r ina o k i eo B etts N ew N . Y . A r l 1 8 1 89 Marrie d G g , Y r , , p , 4. hn M a 1 0 1 8 9 o . Childre n J , y , 5 t N m . R e a N orrie, ov . 1 0, 1 91 7 .
Geor ina L . Oct. 5 1 902. g , ,
r 3 C edar S treet N ew ork N Y . Add ess 4 , Y , .
H om 2 E ast 76th S t et N ew ork N . Y . ( e ) , 5 re , Y ,
’ Wells n umerou s activities are best shown by the degrees he has received and by the list of offices which he holds Knight Gran d Comman der (with stars ) of the Royal Order of Saint Sava ( of Serbia ) . Kn ights office of the Royal Order of the Redeemer ( Greece)
n of. n Re K ight the Serbia d Cross .
d n n u ndu Presi e t of the Five Poi ts Ho se of I stry . ’ u d n A id S N ew and Tr stee of the Chil re s ociety of York, n S o chairma of its ch ol Committee . Honorary President of the All iance Francaise of N ew York nd N w B n a e ru swick . Chairman of the Executive Committee of the Serbian Re lief Committee of America . RECORDS or TH E CLA SS 133
Chairman of the Execu tive Committee of the Roumanian
Relief Committee of America . n u u n Co s l of Ro ma ia . ’ an o n Chairm f the Fre ch Actors Fund . His son was a second lieuten ant of Infantry with the 27th n and saw c in n Divisio servi e Fra ce .
W illiam 1butcbins on W eston F b r e . 1 62 Bo n 4, 8 , S alem, M ass. 1 90 ak Die d 5 , L e George, N . Y . Pare nts E dw ard eston and A n eline M cKen i W g z e.
H e in was a member of the Class sophomore year .
FARRINGTON HASHAM WHIPPLE
Bo r n Oct. 8 1 8 6 P or d , 5 , tlan , M e. Pare n s illi m a W. hi le and rances E r ut t W W pp F . S t o . De re e s and g A M ” 1 892. A ddress 1 079 B o lston tr t y S eet, B os on, M ass.
Whipple is still engaged in the practice of medicin e in Bos
ton .
Sos epb S wift {Dbistler
Bo rn A u 2 n/ g . 5 , 1 8 65 , Frankfort, Germ a y . Die d N e v. 28 , 1 905 . Pare nts eor ill m n lia ina n G ge W ia Whistler a d Ju W s.
FRANKLIN BALDWIN WILEY
r Bo n S ept. 28 , 1 8 61 , N ew Yor k, N . Y .
P are n ts rankli ile and arah M aria Bald F n W y S win . Marrie d essie ouisa len Cam brid e M ass une 1 1 8 96 J L G , g , , J ,
die d une 2 1 91 . J 4, 5 hil 1 C dre n B arbara , M ay 1 0, 8 97 .
r t 1 98 . R oge , Oc . 5 , 8 ’ ” A Th a dies om e ournal nde en n ddress e L H J , I p de ce
r P hila del hia P a . S q ua e, p ,
H 207 alnu t A venue a ne P a . ( ome ) , W , W y , ’ ’ Ladi H m Wiley is still hn the editorial stafi. of the es o e i i nn Joa rn l of. d a . H e was secretary the Ph la elph a Perso el
B Y M A War W un . oard of the Penn sylvania . . C . . ork Co cil H e was also president of the Protective Association of his
n n n d in u n z n . home tow , a d i tereste vario s other local orga i atio s ’ — 134 CLA SS OF 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
WALTER MARINUS WILLETT
Bor n Oct. 1 9 1 8 63 S an ran s F ci co C al. , , ,
P are n ts E dw ard a lter ille tt and A ne s Kat r W W g e M u phy . De re L . B 9 g es L . , 1 8 1 . M rri iola a e d V. Voorm an S an ra V , F ncisco GaL une 1 1 8 93 . , , J , Childr Ola une 28 1 9 en , J , 8 4. M ari n o , 1 8 96 ( die d . B arbara 8 1 901 , July , . A u dra 8 1 01 9 . y , July , Addre ss 1 3 3 irst treet S F S an Francis co Cal. , , H om 2028 S c ott S treet S an ran ( ) , F cisco C al. e , ,
hin e n d W n Not g has b e hear from illett si ce last Report .
FRANK BACKUS WILLIAMS
Bo rn D 66. 1 7 1 P hil , 8 64, ade lphia , P a . P ar e nts J . A u stin illiam s and A nna B a ku W c s . De r e s LL B n g e . . a d A .M . , 18 91 . Marrie d ran ces M au de de ol e M ontreal Cana da M a 1 8 F W f , , , y , 9 1 90 .
d r it u t t tr d e ss C C 55 es h S eet N ew ork N . Y . A y l b , W 44 , Y ,
Williams has been devotin g his time to the n ew vocation of nn n H n u n in city pla i g . e has bee m ch i terested some of the
u n n H e d on u legal q estio s i volved . has serve vario s commit
an d d B d Connecti tees , was employe by the city of ri geport , cut an d n hi , by the Chamber of Commerce of Akro , O o , to
n n H e n u prepare reports o city planni g . twice we t to E rope
n n an d on u H e ub for i vestigatio report the same s bj ect . has p “ lished nu ous n Z n n mer articles , amo g them The o i g or Dis ” tri tin in n u n c g Syst em its Relatio to Ho si g, which was issu ed u u by the Massach setts Civic Leag e .
f rank 15 6061 1? W illiams
r hi Born F e b. 8 , 1 8 66, Co sic a , O o .
i 1 2 1 91 2 C leveland Ohio . D e d July , , , r o P are n ts M iles E vans Willia m s an d Louisa M elissa H a bis n. L B 1 8 90 L . . 1 895 . D eg re es A . M . , ; ,
For a record see the Third Report ; also additional note in n the Seve th Report .
’ — 136 CLAS S or 8 8 EIGHTH REP ORT
n z n — n n and in ns u n orga i i g schemes of self gover me t , co lti g with parents and with boys con cernin g the choice of schools and n n d d vocatio s . The project has bee receive with a great eal
n H e ed u of i terest . has prepar a pamphlet iss ed by the Schol arship Committee of the Associated Har vard Clubs entitled “ — Harvard College A Descriptive Pamphlet for Students and u n Y M A Teachers . D ri g the war he was a . . C . . secretary in n d n s n n Fra ce, evoti g him elf to teachi g Fre ch .
CLEMENT NORTH WOODWORTH
r n Born M a ch 24, 1 866, S hake , N . Y . r d r ar Pa e nts D avid Woo wo th and M y N orth .
r ss 908 E ast 9th S treet C hattano o a enn . Add e , g , T
h n No word as ever bee received from him .
W illiam {ncmwbael m ooowortb
n r nci co 6 1 A ug . 9 , 1 8 64, S a F a s , 0 .
2 am brid e M ass . M ay 29 , 1 91 , C g ,
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ra n l n reene Jr M a 3 1 9 F k i G , y , 8 6 ; Ch arles ow d tch M a 3 1 9 B i , y , 8 6 ;
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Baldw n Ch arles and ll an n h te van ston I ll 1 1 8 9 1 i , H y Li i Ki g W i , E , Sept . 0, .
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len 1 8 9 2 He , ; sth er 1 8 9 3 E , ; 9 8 r der c 1 8 . F e i k .
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M ar ull van estwood M as A r l 1 9 m n hen R . H . J s 5 05 . Cod a , Step y S i , W , . p i , 1 1 C ath erine , Jan . 2 , 909 .
l r e P roctor A n na ll s um stead Cam r d e Mass Cogswe l, Geo g Wi i B , b i g ,
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Jan . 1 , 1 9 02.
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red er c ed e Jr . M arch 6 1 9 02 F i H g , , , arr son E isenbre Ju ne 26 1 9 03 H i y , , M ar r o ert t n P a r e t . 1 1 9 04 R b i y , S p , h r ld D 1 4 1 9 1 o n a o ec . 0. J H , ,
" dder dw ard am lton d th A ldr ch rons A ssone M a Ki , E H i E i i I , t, ss . ,
Oct . 7 , 1 8 9 5 .
th el arren une 28 1 8 9 . E W , J , 7
im all llard o rt M ar no lton t a h , R e w , U c , O o, N ov . 20 1 8 9 0. K b Wi b y K i i ,
n l r n ll ce mm rr P h ow es a c s a a a J . Ja ett h ladel a P a . J une 9 1 8 9 1 . K , F i W E , i p i , , , Jarrett ose h u h es 2d J p H g , l z a th E i be .
aw ton P err M aud en on ew ort R e t 1 7 1 8 9 6 L , y K y , N p , . I S p . , .
e h ton or e r d e Ch arlotte a ser S t ouis M A ril 1 2 1 e . o . 9 L ig , G g B i g K y , L , , p , 8 3 .
e or l ot une 25 1 8 94 G ge E i , J , nr K c 2 1 8 9 6 e . O t 7 H y , . , ;
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elan d o ert am lton Cora u en a an er une 28 1 8 9 0. L , R b H i E g i S g , J ,
o ert an er F eb . 7 1 8 9 6. R b S g , ,
ent eor e H e denfeldt ess e A . oo er S an ra nc s co C al . L , G g y B i H k . F i , ,
Oct . 8 , 1 8 9 2 .
A dop ted l z a beth A r l 25 , 1 9 1 4 . , E i , p i
r h l llard roo l n M as ew s Leo R ch C a r e N c o s u , e, s . , D ec . 21 , 1 8 9 2 . L i , i i i B B k i
P h l ull rd une 1 9 1 8 95 i ip B a , J , .
v n ood Ch arles Ja co l roadw ell oster C nc nn at h o. Li i g , b Li y B F , i i i, O i
D ec. 3 0, 1 8 9 6.
ath an el oster D ec . 29 1 8 9 7 N i F , ,
ose h n e tle Oct . 3 1 9 00 J p i Ly , ,
J oh n Ja cob , M arch 7 1 9 03 ,
l z a th reon Oct . 26 1 9 07 . E i b e T , ,
n x n n un d red ates Zoe M err am G rifii g , e to , M ass . , M ay 1 3 , 1 8 9 3 . L , F B i L i g
C ha rles C . A r l 1 5 1 8 9 5 , p i , ; 1 8 9 6 red B . Jr. D ec . 5 F , , , dw ar riffi n M a 1 8 1 9 01 E d G g , y ,
Zoe tetson F eb . 7 1 9 04 S , , ;
ose h h eeloc A u . 3 1 1 905 J p W k , g , ;
M r e t 3 0 1 9 1 5 . d a aret . Ly ia g , S p ,
M arch 1 6 1 89 2 m n s ash n ton D . 0 M cCorm ick Jam es u z anne E . o , , p , , S T ki W i g
r h t M a 28 1 8 9 3 . W ig , y ,
' l 0 1 91 2. Mann n ch ard Clar e ertru de D evol am er, h o, Ju 3 , R , b O y i g , i k G G i i
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‘ M tch ell lliam ertrude Wak elin of C h arl , ottetow n P I . i Wi G , , . E . , a t N ew or N . June 23 1 8 92. Y k , Y ,
M u saus Ch arles D e erde D o ra B . oo , V d S an ra n c sco C al . W , F i , , b F e . 1 4 , 1 9 01 .
elson ll am ellie Th om as ashv lle nn r N , N , N Te . A l 8 1 8 9 0. Wi i i , , p i ,
elen F eb 24 1 8 9 2 H , . , ; Ch arles , De c . 1 5 , 1 8 9 5 ; M ar l z a h A y bet , u . 8 1 8 9 7 . E i g ,
o le ranc s ister aw s 1 st A llwln r n N b , , a a c e dy July 8 1 8 9 3 . F i L H k F k L i , ,
r M a June 25 1 8 9 4 . k , , 2d mil M ar P otter P h ladel h a P a . , E y y , i p i , ,
N ov . 27 , 1 8 9 7 . C h r sto h er n 1 u 7 1 8 9 9 . i p , J e , m l P ott er M arch 28 1 901 E i y , , .
‘ n orto u ert C ec el a en dr son alt m ore M d Jun e 1 9 1 3 . N , R p , i H ik B i , ,
r o ll K m ll ill ar o t n am a a M a M ar on . os ton M a ss . June 28 1 8 8 8 . N , b , Wi i i L i i B , ,
M ar on N ov 1 2 1 8 8 9 class cradl a i , . , ( e b by) d 4 1 9 arvar D ec 2 8 1 . H , . ,
m r enh e ath an Bertha A . ls e ew or Y . 1 8 9 . N N . une 1 7 Opp i , N E b g, Y k , , J 5 ,
verton o ert Lee ann e axter ash v lle nn Jan 1 9 2 O , R b N i B , N i , Te . , . 6, 8 .
E d , Oct . 1 0, 1 8 92 Joh n M arch 26 1 8 9 4 , , L 1 R obert ee , I r. , D ec . 6, 8 9 5 P er ns ki .
P a e rm an M ar M oorh ead ddle P tts ur h P a June 2 1 8 9 1 g , He y Ri , i b g , 5 , .
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P a n o ert reat 1 st M ar e ou se M attin l ash n ton D . C i e, R b T , i L i g y, W i g ,
D ec . 7 , 1 8 9 8 .
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ert rea Dec. 1 5 1 9 00. R ob T t, .
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n 4 1 20. Ja . 1 , 9
l z h A r l 1 1 8 9 5 . P eale ran l n D xon M arth a Va l ufts , abe t , N . J 7 , , F k i i i T E i p i
ran l n a l A r l 24 1 8 9 6 F k i V i , p i ;
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m u l and ol h F eb . 4 1 9 05 S a e R p , , ;
D xon M a 1 6 1 906. i , y ,
r llen M ar ar et Caldw ell M ohler N ew or N . Y . P ease, Edwa d A g , Y k , ,
N ov . 1 2, 1 9 04 .
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n er P h ladel h a P a P enn ac er Ch arles enr A nna oll n sh ead Car e t , p , yp k , H y H i g p i i
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n A del nn s P u h e P latt dmu d e , o e s e N . Y . June 23 1 8 9 2 . , E I i g k p i , , ,
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er 2d n 1 07 R ob t, Ja . 1 3 , 9 ,
l o r M arch 28 1 9 09 . A bert Wo d , J . , ,
nolds nc os h M arth a sa el M alone N ew or N . Y . Rey , Fra is J ep I b y , Y k , ,
Jan . 23 , 1 8 9 3 .
stelle ch ard son Jan . 1 6 1 8 9 5 E Ri , M ar a ret M arch 25 1 8 9 7 g , ,
A d la d al n e D ec . 21 1 8 9 8 e i e H pi , , n n ll F eb 28 1 9 01 Robert M cCo e , . , r e osm er u ne 1 6 1 903 Edw a rd Stu g s H , J ,
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M ay 20, 1 9 1 1 .
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elen l z a eth une 29 1 8 94 H E i b , J ,
l urn H 3 d Oct. 23 1 8 98 Ki b , ,
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M ay 3 , 1 9 00.
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P h l V . F eb . 7 1 9 07 i ip , , 1 Ralph , M arch 29 , 1 9 0.
‘ h n ol e Ch arles J ose h Jos e e Je erson Buz z ards Ba M ass ., R f ff , y , , p p i
J une 29 . 1 89 6.
h n Dec 1 0 1 8 9 8 Josep i e, . , .
h orn ew or Y b m race E . N N . F 1 o s ll a . e . 9 1 8 90 R pe , Wi i G T , Y k , , , .
M llit h orn ul 28 1 8 9 8 . arce e T , J y ,
m e A l red M ar c Cleveland h o n axe Ja s , Ju e 23 1 8 92. , f , O , S y Wi k i ,
F r axe ohn alter a ra . urt s oo l n N . Y . A r l 1 1 1 J 8 99 . S , W S B i , B k y , , p i ,
leanor A r l 8 1 9 00 E , p i , ; h n urtis ul 2 1 902 Jo B , J y 7 ,
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r M adele n e S ch em erhorn Bernard u ner e st oston ass . , T i W , B , M , N ov . 20, 1 8 9 7 . 1 leanor N ov . 27 1 9 0 . E , ,
h M riffi h n r ac el M a . ed w c ohn unte . G t osto ss F eb . 1 1 1 8 9 3 S g i k , J H R , B , , , .
rm n h om as ose E . m th Con cord N H h e a rd . e a R , , . . M a 6 1 9 05 . S p H T S i , y ,
ach el l z a eth A r l 1 4 1 9 06 R E i b , p i , l n J l 20 1 9 1 or e e so u 1 . Ge g N , y ,
h e a rd h om as ll dna S . P a r er Ch ca o I ll. 1 8 95 S p , T Hi E k , i g , , . Kath ari ne 1 8 9 6 F rancis P 1 8 9 7
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ll n h h r M ar Le d el m ns A a ac e e R , St. ou s, M o . , M a 8 1 8 9 4. Si pki , T y i g y L i y ,
n d d el 1 8 9 5 . E i Ri g y ,
m h h aunce M rs . C or nne toc er orton A tlanta t C a . S i , y i ( S k ) H , , G , F eb . 28 , 1 9 1 5 .
d na D m m n s M ed rd M a m th D an ou s . C u es t o ss . une 6 1 S i , L i E i g , W f , , J , 8 9 3 .
D oroth F . J une 23 1 8 9 4 y , , ;
l anor an 1 5 1 903 . E e , J . ,
m all lar R h on n ss now D an el C a . A nt osto Ma . N ov 1 6 1 9 1 . S , i Ki b y , B , , . , 8
enr C urt s e t. 25 1 8 9 4 H y i , S p , .
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Ch arles u swell N ov 1 7 B , . , 1 9 00 ; l z a eth e t 1 0 1 902 E i b , S p . , ; Carol ne a 1 5 1 9 0 i , M rch , 6 ;
A l son A u . 1 1 1 9 1 0. i , g ,
ull dward a rren llen urrow s D u o ow ell a ss . Tr , E W E B ckw rth , L , M ,
D ec . 28 , 1 8 9 8 .
E llenor h orndi e une 6 1 9 07 T k , J , .
Kin Van D em an h enr I rin e combe o Van ou B . , Ralp H y g , f c ver, C . ,
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l Mi rd B a a N ew o N a n enr teele M rs l an . W rd er, H y S . Li i ( lla ) rr ch , Y rk , Y
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Jo n M a 1 0 1 8 9 5 h , y , ;
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J l 8 1 9 01 . A u dray , u y ,
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M ay 1 8 , 1 9 09 .
tha l m o s N . J e t . 24 1 8 9 5 . Woo d Joh n Walter Na ie Wil er, Sh rt Hill , S p , ,
lm er N o . 4 1 8 9 6 N ath alie Wi , v , J 9 1 8 9 9 a te u y 2 , ; W l r, l h n a une 5 1 9 00 J o W lter, J , D ona l 1 2 1 9 02 William ld , Ju y , ;
lm N ov . 3 0 1 9 05 . Eric Jam es Wi er, ,
‘ elle la e F ifield M ont el er Vt , Workum Julius Freiberg B B k , p i , ,
Oct . 1 7 , 1 8 9 5 . t 25 1 8 9 9 B . F . F ifield . Oc . , ;
a u 27 1 9 02 . Clar , J ly ,
d D ie . A bbott Wa1ter , os on ass . M arch 2 t , , 5 1 91 9 . B M ,
A stor, Jot acob A t sea A ril 1 5 1 1 , p , 9 2. Jr a s am . S an n Be l , Willi , a s o C al . J an 9 1 9 c c , , . 07 . Fr i , oas M elv n dw ard N w or , e N . Y . D ec. 29 1 1 B 9 3 . i Y k , , E , BOch er M ax m e m , a a ss e t . 1 2 1 9 1 8 i C bridge , M S p , . o um ord ce H unt n ton M lw au ee Wis . F tt , eb . 1 5 1 9 1 9 . B F y i g i k , , , ow en Jose h enr a , p y a ss . A r l 1 6 1 9 1 8 . B H F ll River, M , p i , rew er rah am H tin N w or , e N . A u 24 1 1 3 B G un g Y k , Y g . , 9 . row n h m a in c e o s o s o n N . A u . 27 1 9 1 4 B , T Q u y M rri t w , J g , . u s alter ran l n m on a D 4 ss . 2 1 1 ec . 9 9 Br h , W F k i Rich d , M , , . a o Ch arles M s a s 5 1 1 s . e t . 9 5 . C b t, ill Beverly , M , S p , Ch ase P erc os on ass A r l 20 , y t , . , p 1 9 1 4 . B M i , Ch enow eth rnest ernar e c st r s M a 21 1 d e e as . 8 9 7 , E B L i , M , y , . h rl r la C a es o cester est ox u ass . M arch 3 1 1 8 9 1 . k , R y , C r W W b r M , , Am o n os o s on ass . A u . 22 1 9 1 3 . C tti g , B t , M , g , D an r n r d n n A 1 1 1 a a c s e oo ass . r l 1 9 7 . , F i B y Br kli e , M , p i ,
D ra e arr e ee m an as n N . J A u . 28 1 8 94 . k , H i B k B ki g Ridge, g .
D ra er ran l n a s an a 1 8 1 9 09 . p , William F k i P ri , Fr ce , M rch , l 1 1 M 23 9 5 . Joh n c er ele Ca . a Eldridge , Ri e B k y , , y , m h ld n n 4 1 e on n a o Oct . 2 8 9 0. E ery , S Ci ci ti , Ohi , ,
ales a n ew s nna o Oct . 5 1 9 05 . F , Fr k L i Cinci ti , Ohi , , 1 n rover ew ort ew s Va . Jan . 3 1 909 . Fli t , G N p N , , , 4 K n x a s ct 1 9 00. a son L o d M c im o s . O . G rri , l y Le , M , ,
as u M rsh Joh n A sh ev lle N . C Oct . 24 1 9 08 . G q et , a all i , ,
son ow ard eers o um a M o. Oct . 1 8 1 8 9 5 . Gib , H B C l bi , , ,
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1 1 9 0 . Y . N o 0 8 a erbert D udle N ew Yo k , N . , v . , H le , H y r
a dw ard ew ett on o N . H N ov . 5 1 8 8 9 . H ll , E J C c rd , , 1 anson ora ce a re a m a ss . June 1 2 1 9 8 . e , , , H , H W S l M 4 n 1 9 0 . a o am es an s A sh ev lle N . C . Ju e 26, H rl w , J Fr ci i , ,
r l 1 1 1 9 1 5 . a oo Ch a rles am amt oston , ass . , A p , H rw d , H B M i 1 1 9 01 H a us a u s A on a ss . e t . 8 . y , G t v v , M , S p ,
o n A l ert a Clevelan d o M a 1 8 1 9 1 3 . H lde , b F irchild , Ohi , y ,
R om ans arr Van ort ndt h ort s J . e t . 23 1 902 . , H y C la S Hill , N , S p ,
ono é oc w ood a o I ll A u . 3 1 1 9 1 7 . H r , L k Chic g , g , K h l 1 1 8 92 a nweiler C h arle an s oon a e N . Y . 7 . , s Fr ci L L k , , Ju y ,
lh Y 1 2 1 8 9 5 . e am red r c K fi er N ew o N . . Oct . K , F e i k e Y rk , , ,
K J n J 1 7 1 8 98 . dw ard H m i ton m ic a ass . u idder, E a l a a a Pl i , M , ly , aw r n h 21 1 9 05 e ce o r A s t e t . . L , R b e t on S p , L eRo o ert C olem an y n y N ew So ales N ov . 25 1 9 1 0. y , d e , , R b S , W
o M i burn am on 111 Oct . 22 1 8 8 7 . L ve , l H ilt , , M cC all n Y N ov . 22 1 8 8 9 . , a c s as a t N . . , , Fr i Ell B h , M c m 1 2 Ca m on oh n h te M alden ass . M a 1 7 8 9 . , J W i , M , y , (153 ) ’ — 154 CLAS S OF 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
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a s or e a Jr. ew ton , e , lan s ass . A u . w d , M r h G g Ed r N High d , M g M eans r d r c ow rd oo n e e a . a ss . e t 1 0 1 9 1 9 . , F i k H Br kli e , M , S p . , in dne R o l es—arre P a u ne 1 4 1 9 1 M er, Si y by Wi k B , J , 3 . o ans ll o I nd . Oct . 3 1 1 9 08 . Mitc e , ia , , h Will m L g p rt , M re os h eard est D xb r oo a as s . a 1 1 1 1 , J i B W u u y M , M rch , 9 0. r a m N o on , u e t o , June 1 9 1 9 1 4 . rt R p B lti re Md , nh m ath an N ew o N r Opp e e , N , . A l 5 1 9 1 6. i Y rk Y p i , s o o ch ester N Y F o s . . eb . 1 8 8 9 . O g d , William Hick R , , 7 ,
on o ert Le a sh v lle nn . e t , R b e N , e , A pr l 1 0 1 9 00. Ov r i T i ,
au l , e w ood M ason a a P a . M a 1 1 1 8 8 9 . P H y Phil delphi , , y , rm n A rt r n n n a o F 1 1 1 0 s o a e eb . 9 3 . Phillip , N Ci ci ti , - Ohi , , r m h ri 1 1 9 R a s eo e Jose h e out ass . 8 00. ich rd , G g p W y , M , Ap l , on ll n 24 1 9 1 4 o ran C inton Ja s l I . u e . R by , F k l ck vi le , , J ,
R o f Ch arles ose h en sonh urst L . I . N . Y . l 4 1 9 1 2. l e, J p B , , , Ju y ,
am so n enr arren a fo onn . Oct . 5 1 9 07 . S p , H y W Str t rd , C , ,
an fo enr h elton N ew o N . Y . Oct . 1 1 8 9 1 . S rd , H y S Y rk , , .
au nderson h arles B oo s nn ass . F eb . 22 1 8 8 8 . S , C r k Ly , M , ,
h onin er erd nand a s an N ov . 25 1 8 9 3 . S g , F i P ri , Fr ce , ,
m ns A n h a ch er ou s M o u n 3 0 1 9 04 . S t . e Si pki , lla T . L i , , J ,
im son A ner I n o o a o A 1 9 03 . S p , William b C l r d , pril ,
t 1 4 1 9 1 5 . a z ra le os on ass . e . Th yer, E Rip y B t , M , S p ,
U r eor e dw ard alter A sh ev ll e N . C . A r l 1 6 1 8 9 2. ll ich , G g E W i , , p i ,
a n u sen l M ann n I n a fo n a ua 1 8 9 9 . V He , Wi liam i g C li r i , Febr ry ,
eston utch n son a e eo r e N . 1 9 05 . W , William H i L k G g , Y
h s tler Jose h w t N ov . 28 1 9 05 . W i , p S if ,
am s ran everl Clevela nd o Ju 1 2 1 9 1 2. Willi , F k B y , Ohi , ly ,
21 1 9 01 . n low th n ow ard Bufi alo N . Y . A u . Wi s , Na a H , , g ,
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A no d Ordnance . r l , Julian Corps A to i i m in nt ieutenant nited Stat N val Re s r , W ll a V ce L , U es a s rve e .
l h ra nklin r ene Jr 2nd ieutenant ield A rtiller . Ba c , F G e , . L , F y
h Ch arles Bowditch 2nd ieutenant i ld A rtiller . Balc , L , F e y ’ B arnes L h ie Boatsw ain s M te nited , andon C f a , U l States N ava Reserv e. a n h urlow e d 2d 2ud ieu tenant eclam ation S er B r es , T W e , L , R
vice .
B h er r r T M . I éc , F ede ick S . A . T . C . .
o t il r n ieu enant n antr . B ls er , Philip W f ed 2 d L t , I f y Bow n H or h i P ett Officer ni d S e e , arold C ey C ef y , U te tat s
N avy .
Bradl e r deri k o i h Jr 2nd eut nant n an r . e , F e c J s a , . Li e , I f t y
m l n Car enter B en amin r A bu a ce . p , j , J . Corps
C t w land n ed tates N av . o W . t S a e , R U i y
Ch itt nden L P r ieutenant I nfant 27th D i . e , loyd e cy L , ry , ivis on
Ch o t Ch arles n i ieut nant A rt ller . a e , Fra c s , 3d L e , i y
Ch oate Jose h B urn t ta in n antr . , p e t Cap , I f y Ch o t o rt Burn tt or o ad uarters roo 76th a e , R be e C p ral , He q T p, D ivision . * Clem n re eri P J l n n t d c iv r. s eute a t . e , F erc al , t Li , Aviation m n r Cle e t o er 1 st eutenant n ant . , R g Conant Li , I f y Co sw ell or ll in n n r Ge usse t a t . g , ge R Cap a , I f y
Curti G l ieu enant i ld A rtiller . s , ordon st L t , F e y Cu ti obert M ud n E n i n t d S tat s N av . r s , R ge s g , U i e e y
D n R n i 1 1 st E n ineers . a a , alph Fra c s 0 g
D n L H 2ud eutenant ield A rtiller . ea , incoln oughton Li , F y
D i kinson M elvin S 1 st eutenant o A ir orc . c , tory Li , R yal F e
o Ch arle enr 2nd ieut nant . Farg , s H y L e , Aviation
F E dw ard A lb t Ur. P iv t ank S ervi E n ineers. argo er , r a e , T ce , g
nu n E u ti E n i n nit d ta s N av . Fra s , Tappa s s s g , U e S te y
ood h u S amu l Stock r nited Sta tes N av . G e , e e U y oo h Jam s P o to nited tates N av G d ue , e r c r U S y . ( 156) RECORDS OF TH E CLA SS 157
m l H rbert D ud Jr. r nch A bu anc Cor and A via ale , He ley , F e e ps i t on . ’ ffi r r inin m H S muel Sti kn Jr. O ce s a Ca . all , a c ey , T g p ’ H aw r nce P erciv l Officers inin Cam . all , L e a Tra g p ’ H e inald S exton Oflicers rainin Cam . all , R g T g p m l n H o h arl s St w A bu a ce Cor I . R ed Cr ward, C e e art ps , taly os s.
Kn wl s h H u h e 2md ieutenant Ordnan e Co s. o es, Jo ep g s L , c rp
Le i hton or E iot E n i n nited Stat s N av . g , Ge ge l s g , U e y m n L i h n enr K. S e n ted States N av . e g to , H y a a , U i y
n hn n i n ni State N av . L i hto Jo L . E ted e g , s g , U s y
Lun red B ates Jr C t in n antr . d , F , . ap a , I f y
M cC orm ick i h Ser eant n antr . , Wr g t g , I f y M d nr Castl A l r 2nd eutenant ld A rtill r ea , He y e be t Li , Fie e y .
M n ard n r 2nd eu tenant . ea s , G i e Coit Li , Aviation Mi D eLon n ed N av lls , g U it States y .
N elson Charl s 2nd eutenant ield A rtill r . , e Li , F e y N oble Ch risto h r nit d tates N av , p e U e S y N l M ob e k E n i n N v l . , ar s g , a a Aviation
Overton E d 2nd ieut nant n antr , L e , I f y . v ton n r in f r O er , Joh T a ed o Aviation . Ov rton ob rt 2n i u nan e , R e d L e te t, Aviation . P m erm an iddl h a in n ted States A r . age , H R e C pla , U i y P l kli i rm e e ran n i n ted a A . a , F Va l U S t tes y
P eal od er 2md ieutenant ield A rtiller . e , R g s L , F y P enn k r h m E n i n ni a e N v a o a n ted S t t s a . yp c e , T s Rusto s g , U y * P 1 mm h u er C arles W . z u d ieutenant . , L , Aviation Plum m er enr M r d i n n r erm er J . 2n eute a t ua t ast , H y . , L , Q
Corps . Plumm er M n H . unner 1 1 th C di n v Sie e , organ G , a a a Hea y g B attery . P l i u s r eor al E n i n N aval . fe , G ge H e s g , Aviation
nd ber r n i n nited t e N av o t C oc k t E S at s . Ra , R e t s g , U y nd i i m i ni Jr. E n n ted St tes N av . Ra , W ll a , s g , U a y Re n olds obert M onnell i ld A rt ll r y , R cC F e i e y .
Sh d n i P ni v epar , Fra c s . U ted States N a y . Sno enr Curtis h e P tt Officer nited t e w, H y C i f e y , U S at s
N avy . Stow ell r mi E n i n nited States N av . , Cha ng s g , U y
ells 2u d ieutenant n n r W , John L , I fa t y . ood t Jr P rivate A rtiller r W , John Wal er , . , Coast y Co ps.
o k um B . F . F ifield 2nd eu tenant n antr W r , Li , I f y .
A rmy N av y Foreign * D ed in s rvi i e ce . CIVI LIAN WAR A CTI VI TI ES OF MEMBERS
* A ot alter M o , A m rican R ed Cross. I n bb t, W aj r e cha rge of P aris Otfice of A merican r elie lear n e A s Wa R f C i g Hous . sistant D i rec tor of D epartm ent of Civil A ffairs of th e A m erican R ed C o and D irector of e u era r ss , R c p tion Camps for Am erican soldiers under D epartm ent of M ilitary A f ir f h e A m ri n R ed r s fa s o t e ca C os . A nder n L rz n rar h irm n N ew E n lan so , a Ho o y C a a , g d B l i n li m m i ee M em e g a Re ef C o tt . ber of B l ian tal an and Ja an e g , I i p ese el e omm i tees and m em R i f C t , ber of national and local R ed m mi Cross c o ttees .
A u tin red ri k E ll w th h airm an E x m tion Board. s , F e c s or C , local e p
i Jam s A l rs n Ch airm an P u i S a et Committee Ba ley , e de o , bl c f y , n A i in w oto M ass . ss st d ar Gr , e ’ n m D n i i i a d Ca p eve s act v t es .
Bohlen harl A m rican R ed C o s ran . , C es e r s , F ce t r il r h airm an e al o Bols e , W f ed C , L g Advisory B ard , m Bo ton . hair an S tat C entral s C , e Advisory Comm ittee of M assach u
setts .
Butler A rthur P i r M em r of M rrist wn tt ion , e ce be o o Ba al , N w r e e M serv e Je s y Sta t ilitia Re e . Ch airm an of Liberty Loan Organi
z ations of M onro N ew Jerse . e , y
Cho te Ch arl s r n i a tain outh ro om n M as a , e F a c s C p , S bo C pa y , h sac usetts State Guard .
Chu chi As a h M embe r f M il n n l r r ll , p o to Co stabu a y .
Cl m ent red ri P er iv l M embe r of om e u E iz beth e , F e c c a H G ard , l a ,
N . J
Curti B n min ranklin m mm i s , e ja F M e ber of Co ttee of Public
o S fet ellesle M ass . Secre a y , W y , tary of Wellesley Advisory Conl mi ttee .
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eland o ert am ilton Ch airm an of th e Le al L , R b H g Advisory o d treasurer of th e B ar , Public S a et Com mittee ch airm an of th e f y , 2n d , 3 ra, and 4th Liberty Lo an C m i n and h airm an f h a pa g s , c o t e United War C ampaign of Sher n M s bo as . r , ent eor e H e denfeld Ca tain A m erican Red ro L , G g y t p , C ss , r n F a ce .
L63w is Leo i h A iv in ar m mm , R c ct e W Ca p Co unity S erv e Camb rid and M ed ord ic , ge f , M ass . Livin oo h rl A il C a es Ja b em e r f Y M . ar g d , co M b o . . C . W Counc and C oun il of N ational D e ense c f , i n hi nc n at O o . A tiv in Ci i , c e local
R ed Cross w ork .
Mason E dw ard am ll M e mber of e al o r , C pbe L g Advisory B a d ,
D i ri N M as achus tts. st ct o . 30 s , e M errill i i m t tson d C a tain all be rt oan , W ll a S e War p , Li y L
C m i n Chica o I ll. a pa g s , g , M l arr r Y M A n s Rob ts . . . . ra e i e , H y e C , F c .
’ O Calla h an P e er Jos h S erved on nited ommitte on War g , t ep U C e Temperance A ctivities in A rmy
and N avy .
P alm er Br dle st r Served as c ou nsel of C a ital ssues , a y Web e p I Com m ttee and as associate coun i , l l r i n se to A ie n P rope ty Custod a .
Plum m e r r deri k A m erican R ed C o B oston M ass. , F e c r ss , , S erved in Con servation D epart m ent uel m mi ion Boston , F Co ss , ,
M ass .
h t r P ulsi er eor e R a reas rer N ew ton M . C a f , G g oy l T u , , ass , p e
of th e A m erican R ed C ross. Gov ernm ent A ppeal A gent and m em ber of P erm anent Legal Advisory M as a d f N w ton s . Bo r o e ,
n lds ohn E arl M ember of Stat S a t Com Rey o , J e e Public fe y ni rved m ittee of P ennsylva a . Se mm i w on Liberty Loan Co ttee , as ” F nu e M an w as com a our M i t , m ander of th e Home Guard of r w rd un t P a and chair C a fo Co y , m an of th e local branch of th e m r ri u A e ican Secu ty Leag e. CIVILIA N WA R ACTIVITIES OF MEMBERS 161
Ro r Ch rl s Butl r T reasurer of On id Count N ew ge s , a e e e a y , ork om e D ense Commi Y , H ef ttee . A ctive in campaigns for local war unds and ibert L o n f L y a s .
v E d d H o mer A tt nded P tt u C m of 191 5 Sa ary , war s e la sb rg a ps n 1 91 e r a d 6. S ved in Liberty Loan C ampaigns and War Camp Com m n u ity Service .
h erm rh orn Bern rd Turner A ssistant E x ort icens ur Sc e , a , p L e B eau , War d o d N ew ork i Tra e B ar , Y C ty . Y A n l M . . E n h . C a d ed wi ck Jo n H unt r . S g , e g m ith haun e Stora e and D evelo m en R e re n S , C c y g p t p se
tative of. State F ood A dministra i n t o eor a . , G gi Stetson r d erick D udl S rved on L A dvi o o d , F e ey e egal s ry B ar . A d vi se d service m en on w ar in
surance .
S tevens ose h S m on A m erican R ed os r n , J p a ps Cr s , F a ce . Stow ell E dm und Ch annin S erv d in n ted , g e U i S tates Public l r Hea th S e vice . Swarts Solom on Loui M ember f m m itt f i iz n , s o co ee o c t e s of l L i M . e h n S t. ou o to stab is a d s , , m aintain om e u d S erv d H G ar s . e on executive comm ittee of l ocal L al A dviso o d and in th e eg ry B ar , A m erican R ed Cross Free Legal B r f r milie i u eau o fa s of sold ers .
a o E d d ll Contract S ur eon M di A dvi or T yl r , war Wy ys g , e cal s y a Bo rd . h om son i i m dri h A s o i t M ember L A dvi or T p , W ll a Goo c s c a e , egal s y n M s oa d B osto . B r , , as owl arve P arker C onducted h oo of D erm atolo T e, H y sc l gy an d Urology for M edical Reserve Offi cers u nder di rec tion of the ’ r eon- neral s Offi ce n ted S u g Ge , U i A rm A ctiv in R ed C o s S tates y . e r s w rk o .
s h l h a rm an of the executive comm it Well , T omas Ti eston C i tee of S erbian and Roum anian
l m m i tee s f A m r Re i ef Co t o e i ca . H as served a s v c -chairm an sec i e , retar and h airm an of th e y , c ’ n h A n Fre c ctor s Fu d . — 162 CLA SS OF 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
i r n klin B ldwin S cr tar P hilad l hia P rsonn l W ley , F a a e e y , e p e e d of P enn l ni o s va Y M . A . B ar y a . C . War o k ouncil P re id n f W r C . s e t o P rotective A ssociation of a ne W y , P a Serv d on r . e Wa Welfare n Cou cil of P ennsylvania .
ood John lter Committee on N ational D e n W , Wa fe se,
N ew York City . m n r n i n F l Y . M A ood s . C . ra e . W a , a c Cal F c
* D ied .
RESIDENCES
I TY on OWN C T .
n r ll K hik n I so . et a ge c . w A l m S to . a ed a .
Billi t d B k r fi l e e a e s e d .
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r an r n i . Bar y . S F a c sco u Le nt. lle t Wi t .
d Brodh ead . Col ora o. E n dso . H im n n N w av . Connecticut. arr a . e H e M il es .
Job . P ease .
m i . D avid e D istrict of Colu b a g .
Franc .
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H o nd M lla , . J. M C orm ick c .
M z r et e ott . ’ ll O Ca agh an. in Spald g . Van D em n a .
Sm ith Ch aun , cey r n Ca pe ter, G . A . l G oebe . M d ea . M errill .
E vanston . Fargo.
ar e n er B H u d ood . C p t , . bbar W s
m D anville . S u rall .
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am m P ortland . H ett. M r n B l im re i a t o . a y la d . Bl ss .
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A ME . STA TE . N
B artlett. M assachusetts. a l B i ey .
P lumm er, F . h Balc .
Bolster.
B radlee .
M . k H . Clar e, m n Cod a .
D aniels.
D exter. d E dwar s .
F ederh en.
Forsyth .
H . E . Gale ,
n J A . Galliva ,
W J. n . Galliva ,
Gleason, C . W. n Henderso .
S edgwick.
Spaulding.
E W. Tay lor , .
Th om as .
Towle . n W arre . l Whipp e .
Woodman.
Bood ry .
A nderson.
Bennett.
Francis . r Fulle .
G ooding .
H esseltine.
H orton .
T H . Sh epard , .
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Cambridge . Bill . ’ — 166 CLA SS OF 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
AME . CI TY on OWN N T .
Cogsw ell, C . N . o P C gswell , G . . r m C a . D i kin n c so .
lm an Ho . H d owar . P enn a k r yp c e . n l Ra tou . l n Wa de . allow ll h es n t H i H e . C t u ll . h m n T o pso . A d m . nc rd a s Co o . Wakefiel m d . D e dh a .
A u st n J D v r i , W. o e .
Jo . E xin n y ast Le gto . h r Fitc bu g . w e Je tt l u est r. . G o c e
S v . r v l n a ary G o e a d .
P ratt. in h am H g .
A leton . w i h pp Ips c . B hl o en .
D n a . J m i P l in e a a ca a . m Folso .
Tru . w ll ll Lo e . H u nn ssey . Ly .
- - - A ll n Manch ester b th e ea. e . y S P r n M arbleh ead u do . .
n M ed ord . leaso . G , S f ll M l n h ur hi t . C c . i o
Thayer, L . S .
erve H W. N ew e fo . H y , . B d rd
S tetson .
n Sm ith , D . L . N ewto .
K nnard N ew ton Cent . e . re
awton uinc . L . Q y l m Sh epard , T. O. Sa e .
Lelan d. Sh erborn .
Ch oate . S outhboro.
h D r m th P lumm er, H . M . S ou t a t ou .
A ustin F . E . Taunton . ,
Lew is u ts Colle . . T f ge in h ester M on E . . c . as , 0 W
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AM E . I TY 03 N C TOWN .
N ew Y ork . H o r 0. H N lde , . ew Y ork .
Jack son.
K lle e y . Know l es .
Loeb . L ord . M arden. M i lls , W. S . P l ea e .
P ort r W E e , . . no F Rey lds , . J. S h rm rh n c e e or .
Sw ain.
ook r T e . ll We s . i i m W ll a s .
Wood. orku m W .
P latt. k P ough eepsie. nd Ra . R ye .
Brock . r Sy acuse .
Ligh th all. m Blosso . West N ew B righton
Ohio. Livin n oo . in in a i g d C c t . ilbert um u G Col b s . nnin M a g . G ambier.
o W l ndal . Tay l r , . G . G e e P nn l ni n ll s v o E M a dvi e. e y a a. Rey lds , J. . e
D uan Ph ladel hi . e. i p a
Furness , H . H .
urn ss H F e , W. . l Wi ey . Rh d l nd M F ee o e Is a . c . T nn P o e e essee. p . w r Wood o th . l N elson . N ash vil e .
n l ake i B row e, 0. S a t L C ty .
D war B urlin on. e t. gt
ardner indsor. W . W l shin n E d . S att e . Wa gto . wal e
S okan . P age . p e M ilw a k i n in riend u e . W sco s . F . e FOREIGN COUN TRI ES
r P i M ese ve. ar s . l h n Ka opothakes. A t e s .
i ld . Z ri h F e u c . AD DRESSES
Ch arles r n i A m 50 State Street Bos on F a c s da s , , t , Mass .
r e o kh ar A llen P . O. Box N lem M o t o. 233 a Ge g L c , , S , ass . le A m or 1 35 E ast 65 th S tre t N ew rk Cop y y , e , Yo , N .Y . L rz A nd rson 8 1 M on ui din Boston M a e , as B l g, , ass . J m es Waldin fi eld A leton swich M s a g pp , Ip , as . Jose h A l red A rno 22 i i m Str et N ew rk p f ld , W ll a e , Yo , N . Y . rederi k E llsworth A ustin 23 or ui din aunton M F c , Tayl B l g , T , ass . am es lker A ustin 53 Stat Street Bost n M J Wa , e , o , ass . m A l r n i 412 B rri r Ja es de so a ste s H Boston M . Ba ley , all , , ass ranklin reene h 279 Clarendon Str e t B oston M F G Balc , e , , ass . h arles H and Baldw n Okonit Com n 501 i th A v n e C y i , e pa y , F f e ue, N w
York , N . Y .
Wild r D wi ht Bancro t 7 E ast A venu th a N . Y e g f , e , I ca , . i i m B arnes 29 E ast 48 th Stree t N ew k N Y W ll a , , Yor , . . hn D ni l Th B u lle tin n i Jo a e e S a an s o al. Barry , , Fr c c , C h ni l E d B r le 2 rnhill B n M N at a d a t tt 8 Co osto . e war , , , ass in B nn 1 r m n r B n M Jose h rv e tt 8 o t St eet osto . p I g e , T e , , ass A l x r r n M ande arve i 50 ro d St eet B osto . e H y B ll , B a , , ass
i i m d de Billier e on anch e s B ak ersfield al. W ll a Bayar , T j R , , C i i m Julian A lbert i Johns H o kin nivers t B altimor W ll a Bl ss, p s U i y , e, M d .
E Lud m m 69 Jewett A venu es N ew Bri h dward la Blosso , 6 e, W t g
ton , N . Y . l M Char es Bohl en nt d sw i h . , Cou y Roa , Ip c , ass
Wil red Bol ter ourt ou se Boston M . f s , C H , , ass Ben am n eonard B o d r om N at onal nk 34 S ch ool Str et j i L o y , H e i Ba , e , B r k oc ton M s . , a s r ri k l 222 B l n r B on M de c Josiah B rad ee o sto St e t ost . F e , y e , , ass
or A twood ro k 31 8 E u id A venu S u N . Y . Ge ge B c , cl e , y rac se,
A lbe rt allat n odh d niversit C u D enver 0010. G i Br ea , U y l b , ,
Cau sten B rowne alk er o S alt ak Cit t h . , W Br s L e y , U a m M ron u h r B ruu r i h a M as . y L t e e , W lbra , s
C i er r B rde 1 35 oad N ew ork N .Y . y r l H be t u tt, Br way , Y , A r w h l rri w n thur P ierce Butler, M orristo n S c oo , M o sto , N J . B n ll r i ll e am n n r 4 e s S eet Ch a o I . j i Carpe te , 30 W t , c g , i ll eor e A l r r nter 67 ederal u i din Ch o I . G g be t Ca pe , 5 F B l g , cag , rederick Sim on C at orner of N adeau A venue and A m ed Str et F e , C la a e , Los A n le l ge s , Ca . ’ — 170 CLA SS OF 88 EIGHTH REP ORT
H en Du ran Ch ever 501 i th A v nu N ew rk ry t e , F f e e, Yo , N . Y . i h r P erc Ch ttenden M uni i ui din N ew rk R c a d y i , c pal B l g, Yo , N . Y . Charles n is Ch oate 30 Sta te Street Boston M Fra c , , , ass . A h hur h ill 200 D vonsh re Street B oston M sap C c , e i , , ass . H enr M art n C lark 108 ater S treet B oston M y y e, W , , ass . M ha Bidwell Clark 1 1 1 o d N ew ork N Y ars ll e , Br a way , Y , . . rederi P er ival Clem ent 30 Ch urch Stre t N ew ork Y F c c , e , Y , N . . M r h H i C d 1 24 E ast 3 7th S tr et N ew ork N Y a s all ll ly e , e , Y , . . m d h o e i ur Md. T as Cly , S al sb y , St h n uss ll H nrd Codm n 27 i tr e t Bo st n ep e R e a , K lby S e , o , M ass . Ch arles N orth nd Co sw ll 1 006 Old S outh ui din B n e g e , B l g, osto , M as s . eor P ro tor Co sw ll 1 8 ard n S tree t C m id M G ge c g e , G e , a br ge, ass . eor ash in ton C r m 4 n vers t H C m i G ge W g a , U i i y all , a br dge , Mass . K n all F x r k r P B x h d o C oc . O. o N o. 295 itc bur e e , , F g , Mass . B n amin ranklin C urti P ierc ui din o l r B e j F s , e B l g , C p ey Sq ua e, oston,
M ass . Joh n D n 29 M r o ou h Street B oston M a e , a lb r g , , ass . i i m P e k D ani ls 1 11 D evonshire S tr et B oston M W ll a c e , e , , ass . Walter D ors D vi Bond ui din ash in t n D ey a dge , B l g , W g o , C . Ch andl r D vi 1 est 54th Str e t N ew ork N Y e a s , W e , Y , . . r nk in ln D n a e H u B n M a a o ea S t t o osto . F L c , se , , ss ranklin enr D ewart 1 59 Loom i S treet B urlin t n F H y , s , g o , Vt. hili D x r t ree B n M P t 40 S ate St t os to s . p e e , , , a s i D kin n 41 2 Barrist r H B n D v rt so e s ost M . a d Tagga ic , all , o , ass
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