Class of 1880

H A R V A R D C O L L E G E

C L A S S O F 1 8 8 0

S E C R E TA RY ’ S R E P O R T

N U M B E R V I I I

MDCCCCXII

PRINTED FOR TH E CLASS BY TH E PLIMPTON PRESS

NORWOOD , MASS CLASS COMMITTEE

HOWARD TOWNSEND

EUGENE FULLER

FREDERI CK HOBBES ALLEN

RICHARD MIDDLECOTT SALTONSTALL

SE CR ETARY

JOHN WOODBURY

14 B Street B Mass eacon , oston , . CONTE NTS

SECRETARY ’ S PREFACE

FINANCIAL STATEME NT

AUDITOR’ S REPORT

LIST OF GRADUATES

LIST OF TEMPORARY AND AFFILIATED MEMBERS

RECORDS OF THE CLASS

MARRIAGES

BIRTHS

DEATHS

ADDRESSES

PREFA CE

EAR L A S SMATE S — merit o f t D C , The only this repor is f that so many o you desired it . It was begun soon after o ur thirtieth anniversary , and I soon discovered that your interest was to hear from others and not to communicate your own doings . Nevertheless I have kept on with it , and as it may help us to keep closer in touch with one another , I hope you will think it worth while . It is still incomplete . There are several memorial sketches that should be prepared and several classmates are still to be heard from , but it seems best to wait no longer and to ask you to receive it as it is , with that generous consideration for your class secretary which you have so often shown . One word should be stated in regard to the finances o f - the class . Our twenty fifth anniversary was necessarily expensive . Some who subscribed substantial sums to the Class o f 1 880 Fund expressed the wish that if the total o f subscriptions should exceed the requirements fo r the pro posed gifts to the college , any balance shou ld be added to the Class Fund , which of course finally passes to the college . In accordance with this authority , therefore , the balance has been so treated .

Yours sincerely ,

JOH N WOODB U RY .

FI NA N C IAL STATEME NT

OHN WOODBURY SECRETARY IN ACCOUNT WITH CLASS J , ,

OF 1 880 .

— J E 1 1 905 J E 1 19 1 2 . UN , UN , CLASS FUND

1 1 905 balance on hand June . interest on mortgages proceeds coupons on bonds

T . T . gain on sale Amer . el el Bonds subscriptions from members interest on deposits balance transferred from Class of 1 880 Fund

expens es 25th Anniversary R 1 905 printing Class eport , expenses dinner of 1 908 expenses 30th Anniversary 1 906 ’ 07 ’ 08 ’ 09 ’ 1 1 Commencement Lunches , , , i Advertis ng , Commencement notices Postage Printing and stationery subscriptions to Harvard Alumni Assn adjustment of interest Healey mortgage i S e prem um , chen ctady Bond i prem um , Boston Albany Bonds 2000 loss sale $ , Boston Albany Bonds sundry miscellaneous ex pens es balance on hand

CLASS OF 1 880 FUND

To subscriptions paid

By paid to President Fellows of Harvard College , x R e pense of portrait of President oosevelt , fram s x ing , photograph , and incidental e penses . balance transferred to Class Fund

INVESTME NTS

4000 l $ , Boston A bany Bonds 1 000 S S R $ , chenectady treet y . Bond 1 000 . T . T 45 $ , Amer el el . Bond , at cost

Cash on deposit 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 AUDITOR ’ S REPORT

I H AV E examined the accounts from which the fore

$ going Financial Statement has been drawn , and veriﬁed the same from vouchers and other evidence . I certify that the said statement truly reﬂects the admi nistration o f the Class Funds for the period covered thereby , and accurately states the resulting condition of the Fund o n

1 1 9 1 2 . June ,

R D FR ANCI S M . EDWA S,

A ccountant. C LASS OF 1 880

[The names o f th o se who have died are marked with an asterisk $

ll . . Na M t n . A en , Frederick Hobbes , LL B Brigham , ay ard

IVI . 1 83 . 1 905 . 8 and A , Brooks , Edward , .

R M . Allen , ussell Carpenter . Brown , Louis ayo ll W l r l il T M A ey , i liam Hen y . Buck ey , Ph ip ownsend , . D 3 1 8 4 A . M . 1 88 . 8 . lmy , Frederic , A , r W S l M no t And ews , illiam hank and , Butler , George .

1 882 . i LL . B Columbia , ; Just Cabot , Francis Ell ot .

S . N . upr Court , . Y Carpenter , Frank Oliver . E 1 882 * S n * Atwood , Charles dward , ; Carruth , Ignatius um er . 1 883 . * * . B . 1 88 1 . 1 9 1 0 A , Colby , Chapin , Henry Bainbridge . . a R O l B con , obert , verseer ; Fel ow ; Chapman , Charles Henry .

S . S S S . . . T d M . D ec and ec tate, U ; Chase , George horn ike , i m 1 S A bass . 885 Act ng U . . . to France . IVI D * i W 1 895 . Baldwin , Henry Cutler , . Clark , lliam Bradford , * 1 884 . 1 9 1 2 . M B * * W . 1 902 Barrows , orton , LL . . , Boston Cole , alter . * . 1 883 . N 1 1 Univ , Collison , Harvey ewton , 88 . * T M D * 1 Barstow , Henry aylor , . . , 906 . 4 * 09 W 1 88 . 1 9 . Cook , illiam Hoff .

N . D S . Bartlett , athaniel Cilley avis , Charles tevenson ' * iﬁ n T a . D n n T $ S . Beale , Charles Frederick y oane , Joh , A dover heo . em , * 1 901 . 1 884 . E i M . D Bement , Gerard odd , dw n errick . * k * . D 1 91 2 Benton , Charles Horace odge , Fran Faden . .

l n S S T B . M . D . . . . t Co Bi li gs , herrard , , Epis Dwight , Jona han , , m r S . Ca b . M 1 4 T . heol , ( ass ) , 88 lumbia Coll . Phys . and Surg . ,

M . i i 1 8 1 893 A . , Tr n ty 87 . . R R 1 88 1 W l Bishop , obert oberts , . Eaton , Arthur entworth Hami 1 1 M D 88 . . N . Bissell , Herbert Porter , ton , A alhousie (

. 1 904 D n Blair , Charles Benton ; . C . L . Ki gs (N .

W T . 1 905 . Blodgett , illiam ilden R N x . . Co Bond , Hugh Lenno Ellis , alph icholson , LL B . ,

. 1 883 . Brackett , Frank Herbert lumbia , 4 * * f R . B 1 . 88 . . 0 Brad ord , ussell , LL , Eustis , Herbert Hall 1 9 3 . * * l W 1884 . D Brad ey , Charles esley . Fessenden , James eering . M D 4 . 1 88 . Breed , Amos Franklin Field , James Brainerd , . ' * liﬂ d * 1 9 1 0 E . C o r . D . M . Brigham , Fish , Charles verett , A . , art , CLASS OF 1 880

x M m i E . e b. M 1 890 ; Principal Ph llips eter Prof Hist . ; ass . Hist .

S . N . Acad . ( oc

haunc M . D C . Foster , Charles y , Hatch , George Baptiste E S 1 883 . Hawes , dward outhworth , A . M

P D . 1 882 P N h . h . D . M . Fowler , Harold orth , , ; and A . i 1 884 M 1 885 . Bonn , ; Prof Latin , Ph llips ; aster Greek and Latin , h dr N . . Cat e . . E . S S l x eter Acad ( Prof t . Pau (N . T x 1 8 2 id i 9 . . . Greek , Un v . of e as , ; , Asst Prof Greek , Polytechnic

. I t l R . N Western eserve Univ ; Prof ns , Brook yn ( . S S Am . . Class . tudies , Athens , Henderson , Harold Gould , LL . B . , — m Me . 1 883 4 . I 1 903 ; Cor mp . Ger Columbia , .

I . . man Archaeological nst Hibbard , George * * l 1 892 . W French , Henry Gardner . Hi ls , illiam Henry . 4 M D . 1 88 S Fuller , Eugene , . , . Hines , Fletcher tephen .

M 1 893 . di . Gar ner , Frederic , A Hobbs , Charles Austin , A . M 1 884 Headmaster Pomfret School , . * M Conn . Headmaster Yeates Holden , Francis arion , 1 905 , ’ * . M D 4 S . . D S . . 1 88 Pa . . 1 90 chool , ; L H , t John s , 8 . 1 9 1 1 W O . Hooper , illiam , Kt . rd . Crown x I W O . Gaston , illiam Ale ander , ver of taly W seer . Houston , John esley , LL . B . and

M 1 886 . M 1 8 9 P D . 8 h . . Geddes , James , A . ; A 94 R T 1 8 . . ; Prof omance Howe , James orrey * Huidek er O . o Co lho o n Lang , Boston Univ Kt . rd p , Frank * 1890 Crown of Italy . . * * 1 88 1 . 1 9 90 . Gest , Joseph Henry , . Hurst , Arthur * M 1 884 S B . D I Gilbert , amuel Cotton , LL . , Jackson , Henry , . ; nst . * 1 8 3 1 Med M S 8 . 885 . Clin . Harvard ed. chool . NIilto n n Gilley , Frank . Johnson , Laurence He ry Hitch ,

B 5 . 1 883 . dl S T . 1 88 . Gilman , Bra ey , . . , LL B W W M Gooch , illiam allace . Jones , Henry Champion , A .

M 1 88 1 . Greeley , Louis ay , Prof . Law , N D l i r I o b e . orthwestern ( ll . ) Jordan , Frederick , LL B N 04 1 9 . Griswold , George . orthwestern * S Guild , Henry Eliot , LL . B . and Keene , Francis Bowler , U . . Con * M . 1 883 1 88 id. . A . , . 8 . sul , Florence ; , Geneva

A . R . Hale , rthur Kelly , George eed

T D . . Hall , Arthur Lawrence . Kenneson , haddeus avis , LL B M M 1 883 . Hall , Frederic Bound . and A . . , ; LL . W D 98 D M D . 1 3 N . . 1 8 . . 88 . . Hall , illiam udley , . , Y Univ , ; J

N 1 903 . Hanscom , Arthur Lee . . Y . Univ . , ; Prof Law ,

M . i N . . Harrison , itchell . Y Un v Al Ph D . Hart , bert Bushnell , . , Frei Kent , Percy . D W M . . 1 883 D . R m burg , ; LL . , ich ond Kilburn , Henry hitman , , 1 902 T 1 05 1 4 W 88 . ; ufts , 9 ; estern * * R D 1897 . 1 90 . eserve 7 ; Litt . Lamson , John Lamson 1 90 I r 9 . Geneva , ; nstr . Am . Hist . Lea , Arthur Hen y

and Hist . ; Asst . Prof . and Learned , William Pollock . LIST OF NAMES xiii

* M W R . . e . L ster , James Louis , LL B ash ollins , Frank Blair , A 2 B Mo . 1 88 . . n o n 1 899 i . i gt . Un v , ; LL , * W 1 882 . 1884 . Lum , Edward Harris . ashington * * T D 1 902 D . M h . 1887 . R arc , Charles udley oosevelt , heodore , LL ; l W 1 899 M . erril , George hite Columbia , ; Hope Passaro w 1 901 1 901 N M . esservy , George , LL B ; Yale , ; orthwestern

W s i 1 882 1 903 . i 1 903 a h ngton . ; Univ Ch cago , ; ' Pa . 1 905 l 903 n . BIil er A . . . 1 , ndrew Univ Cal , ; U iv , ; 1 905 T s M A W . . oors , rthur endell Clark Univ ; uft , *M * 1 905 1 909 organ , Charles . 1908 . ; Leipsic , ;

D O 0 D . S . x 1 9 1 . . Morison , anford . C . L ford , ; L H ,

M E I 1 905 Wi 905 Ph . D . orse , dward rving , . lliams , 1 ; i 1 9 1 0 M . M 1 882 in 1 91 0 h orss , Charles Henry , A ; Berl , ; C ristian a , ;

S M M O . . Supt . chools , edford , ass . verseer ; Pres Alumni Assoc ;

D M m l . S . . Mould , avid . e b. Am . Phi os oc ; For

M zz S Mo r. et . u ey , Austin Kent . Assoc . Acad . ci . Polit i k n I N N c erso T W i S . T . , homas h te , B ( nstitut de France) ; obel

T S 1 86 1 906 N . N . 8 . z . Gen . heol . em . ( Peace Pri e , ; Gov Y

- N . V . S . orton , Charles Phelps , Prof . Law , ice Pres . and Pres U f R l E D x Bu falo Univ . usse l , ugene e ter , Head * ’ lla h n n O Ca g a , William Francis . master Ly n Classical High * 1 91 2 . School . ’

O Keefe S n a R Middlec o tt . , John Aloysius , Head alto st ll , ichard * * n S kli 1 89 1 . master Lyn High chool . Sanger , Chester Fran n . d c k E e W . O . . S p y , Leonard ckstein , LL B avage , Henry ilson

M 3 S li 1 881 . . O S W and A 1 88 ; Chev . rd . t . haron , Frederick il am ,

M z Wi l . S . I . S orris and t La arus ( taly) harp , l iam Beverly * * * * l 1 9 1 0 . S R . 1 904 . Parker , Charles$A bert . haw , Henry ussell

Pellew Wi i S T 1 905 . , ll am George , LL . B . immons , hornton Howard , * * * M . 1 83 . 2 W i s . 1 901 . . 9 and A , 8 18 . Skinner , Samuel igg n n S i M Pen ypacker , James Lane . m th , Frederick ears . * * A 1 882 . . S W A . Perry , rthur mith , alter llen S S M D M . r . W Perry , George u dock tevens , illiam tanford , * Mi l * 4 Perry , Herbert l s . 1 898 . 1 883 ; A . M 1 88 .

1 88 1 . V and rl nn . Peters , George Gorham , Stow , e y W l i n S O Pew , i l am A drews , LL . B . and uire , Frank verton , LL . B Cin

. M . 1 8 4 inn i 1 883 8 . M . c at . A , ; Brig Gen . ass , Mil * * 9 . T Wi . 1 8 4 . albott , lliam Houston Pilsbur E 1 885 T . . y, rnest Henry , LL . B aylor , Arthur , LL B

1 883 . T Columbia , aylor , William George Lang W 3 Price , esley Frank , Andover worthy , LL . B . , 1 88 ; Prof .

S . T . 1 883 . heol em , . Polit . Econ . and Pub Finance , i . N . $ u ncy , Josiah Univ . ebraska R S * * 1 T S . 1 900 . ebbets 1 90 . and , Harry eaton , , John ever Ra nl ett h . . T , Frederick Jordan homsen , Jo n Jacob * R W * W 1 88 1 . 1 893 T hett , alter Horton . iffany , alter Checkley , . s W T Richard on , illiam King , B . A ownsend , Howard . Ox 1 884 6 T M . 1 88 . a . ford , ; A . , rimble , Rich rd zxi CLASS OF 1 880 W M D T Ph . . upper , Frederic Allison , Head hitcomb , errick , Univ P a . 1 897 D master Brighton (Boston) High , ; Prof . Hist . and ean Mc Mic ken Sc ho o L Coll . Liberal Arts ,

T n S . . . urpi , Bradford trong Univ Cinn *W D * ﬁ . . 1 906 . Wake eld , John Lathrop hite , Franklin avis W i W M D . Ware , Charles , . , Columbia h te , illiam Howard . W 3 . S . 1 88 Coll . Phys . and urg , hiting , Frederick Erwin . W M D . Warren , Charles Everett , . , ilkinson , Alfred . *W O * 1 89 6 1 883 . illiams , tho Holland . . nﬁll M *W W Gre . . Washburn , Charles , C inlock , illiam Crawford , Asst . B R . N S . Obs rv W . . . e ebb , Henry andall , LL , Astron , U aval

D 1 882 . . . Nat . . . . Univ ( Prof Astron , Columbian Univ , D * . C . 1 896 W . eimer , Albert Barnes . W R W M . . eld , Christopher inot insor , obert W R . Welling , ichard oodbury , John * 0 x . 35 1 4 1 75 Wheelan , Fairfa Henry

TEMPORARY AND AFFILIATED MEMBERS

* * D T 1 905 . M D . . . Al N . len , Charles oah , , Univ ay , homas Chadwick D f V . 88 1 . . O , 1 odge , Pickering *D * 1 887 d W T N . . An rews , illiam urell . oggett , George ewell * * * 1 1 D W R 1 889 . W . 88 . Baker , Frank oods , A B . uncklee , illiam iddle * * * 0 1 9 1 2 . 1 9 6 . Edwards , Pierrepont .

W R . B . . Barbour , illiam ansom , A , Everett , Edward * 1 880 1 2 . Yale , ; LL . B . , Yale , 88 . Gardner , Clifford * ll W W i . . Binney , ill am Gi ette , ilbur Fiske

S . Blanchard , Benjamin eaver , Grant , Patrick * * M 1 906 . W . 1 882 . M . D Grinnell , illiam orton * * * * M 189 1 . 1 91 0. . Bond , John Charles . Haley , Charles erton

B W . Brown , John Augustus , A . . , Hall , George ebster * E 1 879 . Hastings , dward Holland D Burnham , Henry enison .

M D r . M . . Butler , ighells Bachman , , Hill , Arthur Cy us

N M d . . Y . Hom . e . Coll . (Geneva) , Hilton , Gustavus Arthur , LL B

1 88 1 . 1 882 . . Boston Univ ,

W . Carver , Benjamin Frederic . Hooper , Arthur ilson * * * R . 1 890 . Chandler , Frederic Emerson , Howell , ufus King * * * M D 1 903 . D . . . T , ufts , 1 895 . 1 9 1 0 . Hussey , Frederick aniel * * W l . 1 892 . Churchill , i liam Christy . James , Clarence Gray

E D . Clarke , dward Kane . Jordan , Eben yer * * 1 8 rc deric k . B . Codman , Francis . 85 . Joyce , George F , A ,

S 1 . Cummings , amuel Wells . 1 88 * * W x D z . M . Cushman , illiam Ba ter , Kat enbach , Peter * * 1 E . 88 1 . Bowdoin , 1 897 . Kimball , dmund * * D N n . avis , athaniel Henchman , Leister , A ton * . 1 1 10 D W . LL B Cincinnati , 88 . 1 9 . Lord , aniel alter LI ST OF NAMES $CV

* T s W R Ludlow , homa illiam , A . B ussak , Frank . 2 * * 88 1 88 . M . . 1 883 . S . 1 3 ; A , Columb , argent , Leicester . * m 1 89 4 S E . B . A . awyer , dward Allen , A , * * 1 . 1 907 88 1 M . D Lyman , Gerry Austin . herst , ; . , Univ . City * 1 M B . 8 1 . N 1 3 8 . 88 . artin , John Laurie , A . , Y * 1 906 S . coville , Louis Phelps . M W S W errick , Frank oodard . cribner , Charles alter , A . B M ller S . 1 880 S , George tow Princeton , ; M . E . , tevens *M D * 90 I T 2 1 8 . . . 1 8 . inot , Henry avis . nst ech , 8 Mi S S W kin . o t s. tchell , John ingleton eymour , Alfred M z S a . ont gue , Fra er Livingston , haw , Adna Balch

. 1 4 S W 88 . . A B heehan , illiam Francis *M * 1 879 . S S . B . 1 79 organ , Hicky Hunt . hillito , tewart , A , 8 . * NI o riart D W A B S B y , aniel ebster , . tephens , George Robert , A . . , 1 879 1 8 9 * 1 7 . 897 . Boston Univ . , . Hamilton , * B * * O NI arc us A . T S 1 898 sborn , Charles , aussig , Charles umner . . 1 * * 882 . . T W . 1 879 ; LL B Union Coll , Chi itus , illett Losee . 1 885 * 1 90 cago , . 3 . Ware , Francis Morgan . * B z W . . S Co Parker , Frederick Alon o arren , John amuel , LL . ,

lumbia , 1 88 1 . * * . W W i . B . Pew , Charles Hiram atson , illiam Liv ngston , A , * S 1 * Plimpton , Arthur alem . 879 . 1 908 . W ll W Price , i iam Carroll . illard , John Howard .

R W A . W M ice , alter llen yman , orrill . R W *35 43 = 7 obbins , Julian ainwright . 8 . S Rogers , William tanton .

HONORARY MEMBER

IVI D 4 M W . 1 88 . . ood , Leonard , ; Gov Cuba ; Gov oro Province ,

D 99 W 1 902 I . R 1 8 . S LL . . ; illiams , ; P ; Fellow oy . Geog . oc . M i Pa . 1 903 O Un v . , ; ajor Gen . (London) ; Grand ff . Legion of

A . M U S . V . . S . and U . ; ilit . Honor . Mi . D S Gov ept . antiago , Cuba ; lit .

RE CORD S OF THE CLA SS

4 CLASS OF 1 880

905 as in 1 9 1 0 1 . I w chairman of a committee which organ iz ed the National Association o f Societies for Organizing o f B Charities . I have been presid ent the uffalo Harvard o f Club , Saturn Club , and Studio Club , and the B uffalo ’ Social Worker s Club . I am unmarried and live with my ’ 79 B ff brother Francis Almy , , in u alo winters and in the ‘ ’ summer at Jericho , North Evans , a place which we bought $ - twenty ﬁve years ago .

WILLIAM S H ANKLAND AND REW S . Supreme Court

Chambers , Syracuse, N . Y . The statistics that appeared

in the last report as to me still hold good . I am still at $ m o ld y job and there has been no change of any kind .

C H ARLE S ED WARD ATW OOD . Since 1 885 he has had E an editorial connection with the xeter News Letter . Since the Fall o f 1 900 he has been the Exeter correspondent of B f the oston Globe , following a like service o nearly equal F r length fo r the B oston Herald . o the past four years he has been an editor o f the B ulletin of the Phillips Exeter f c o - Academy , an o ﬁcial publication , his editor being Joseph f 1 94 . o 8 . S Ford , the Class of It is a congenial post , but ’ during the months o f the quarterly s appearance no sine n o f cure . Atwood is o e the nine members of the Public Library Committee in Exeter which has been his home since 6 9 f 1 8 . He is a member o the executive committee o f the E New ngland Association of Academy Alumni .

B B 0 R O ERT A C ON . In 1 9 5 was appointed Assistant Secre o f tary State by President Roosevelt , and in January , 1 909 f , was appointed Secretary o State , which ofﬁce he ’ f r ﬁlled o the remainder o f Roosevelt s term . In Septem 1 909 w ber , , he as appointed by President Taft as Ambas 1 9 sador to France , which post he held until the Spring of 1 2 , when he resigned to become o ne o f the Fellows of Harvard

. 1 90 College In June , 7, he had the unique distinction o f seeing his three sons captains o f the three Harvard crews at New London . A portrait and biographical sketch o f B acon appeared in the Harvard Graduates Magazine o f 1 9 1 March , 2 . RE CORD S OF THE CLASS 5

B H E N RY CUTLE R ALD WI N . No changes except those n which time has wrought . I am practicing medici e and am a physician in the department f o r nervous diseases in the f h $ h assac usetts General Hospital .

M B f ORT O N ARR OW S . There is nothing o interest to $ add to my personal history in the last Class Report .

* as B H E NRY TAYL O R B AR STOW . W born in oston o n 1 1 1 8 o f November , 85 . He was the son Charles and Martha

Maria (Taylor) Barstow . He prepared for college at E Phillips xeter Academy . After graduation he entered the f o . Harvard Medical School and received the degree M D . 1 884 o f in . In the following year he began the practice B o f 1 89 1 890 medicine in oston . The winters 8 and were V spent in study in Vienna , and he made another short isit E 902 to urope in 1 . Barstow was engaged in general prao i tice , but gave special attention to diseases of the d gestive B n organs . Professional work kept him in oston duri g the 90 Summer of 1 9 , and about the middle o f August he found hi f mself ill . It soon developed that he was su fering from f typhoid fever , and after three weeks o critical illness the n end came o September 7 . B arstow never married and hi made s home with his sister , to whom he was deeply f attached . His home and o ﬁce had been for many years 345 B at oylston Street , in B oston . His sunny disposition and cheerful optimism endeared him to his patients and his o f host friends . He was a member of the Massachusetts Medical and other medical societies and o f several social clubs .

NATH ANIEL CILLEY B ARTLETT . Still unmarried ; have been to Cuba and Europe o n short trips ; lawyer with $ in B r ofﬁces oston and Haverhill ; no books o ofﬁces .

* C H ARLE S FRED ERI CK TIFFANY B EALE . Died Sep 1 01 tember , 1 9 . (See Report VII , p .

B M . B GERARD E E NT Am living at everly Farms . $ Same old delightful world . 6 CLASS OF 1 880

C H ARLE S H ORA CE B ENTO N . Still engaged in busi ness in England . Make occasional visits to America .

S S . 3 1 906 H ERRARD BILLI N G I was married July , , to

f B . lVIiss Eleanor Stockton o oston My wife died July 27 , 26 1 907 1 907 . My little daughter was born July , , and

4 1 9 1 0 . died January , I am still at Groton at work among $ boys .

R O B ERT R OB ERTS B I S H OP . In turning to your class report given us in 1 905 I ﬁnd at that date I had been fo r many years in the commission house of L . C . Chase

f B . Co . o oston , which connection still exists My s home is in Newton , Mas , as heretofore , but my business has kept me in Detroit constantly the past year . In the Spring of 1 909 I made a trip to Europe with our class mate Moors . I am still unmarried . Rather uneventful , $ as you see .

B H ERB ERT P ORTER I S S ELL . There have been no 1 05 changes in my family since 9 . As to myself , I was the permanent chairman o f the Democratic State Convention which nominated Governor Dix in 1 9 1 0 . Soon after he took office he asked me to accept an appointment as one f o the three State Hospital Commissioners , who have the general supervision and care of the State Insane . I have found this work very interesting , and have been associated f 1 8 in it with Colonel William Cary Sanger of the Class o 74 . In January last Governor Dix appointed me a member of the Public Service Commission , but the State Senate , through the influence and control of Mr . Charles F . Murphy of Tammany Hall , refused to confirm the nomination . O therwise my life has been peaceful and quiet , and I am still practicing law and devoting as much time to it as I $ c an get from my public duties .

B B C H ARLE S E NTON LAIR . Is still living in Grand

Rapids , engaged in the practice of the law ; was secretary o f the commission created by the Legislature o f Michigan to inquire into and report on Tax Lands and Forestry . RE C ORDS OF THE C LASS 7

M B WILLIA TILDE N L OD GETT . Was married Novem 1 6 1 906 E w ber , , at New Haven to Hannah ugenia La rence

W . hitney Has two sons . Has travelled extensively E o n through Italy , Sicily , gypt , and France . Is living his farm Brooklands at Fishkill and each year is more

interested in agricultural pursuits .

B H UG H LENN O X O ND . Nothing new ; my present

ffi B . O. . . o cial title is General Counsel , . R R Co

B B FRANK H ER ERT RA CKETT . I do not think there ’ is anything for me to write that you don t know . Dit son has recently published a biographical dictionary o f

names in which my name appears . I suppose this may be $ called an honor .

B RUS SELL RAD F O RD . Since the last report I have continued to lead the simple country life of Albemarle i County , Virg nia , the only break being a trip abroad of i 909 0 th rteen months from March , 1 to May , 1 9 1 , with my - in- d family , my wife , and sister law , when we followe the

beaten track that most tourists pursue on their ﬁrst trip , $ spending the winter and spring in Italy .

* S S B . 2 C HARLE WE LEY RADLEY Died September 2 ,

1 884 . . (See Report III , p

A M OS FRANKLI N BREED . I retired from active busi B f 01 ness in 1 9 1 1 . My oston o ﬁce is now at 2 Devonshire

B . Street , oston

* O B M . a B C LIFF RD RI G H A W s born at New edford , 5 1 85 7 so n Mass , on September 2 , , and was the of Lin coln Flagg Brigham , who was for many years Chief Justice f f E E o the Superior Court o Massachusetts , and liza ndi cott (Swain) B righam . His parents removed to Salem soon after his birth and he prepared for college at the Salem B High School . righam entered Harvard with the Class of 1 879 and was really more closely allied with the mem f o f 1 880 bers o that class than with the Class , although 8 CLASS OF 1 880

he had many warm friends in the latter class . He pre pared for the profession o f the law at the Harvard Law School in the years 1 880 to 1 882 and was admitted to 4 a n the B ar in Boston in 1 88 . From that time he w s e o f B gaged in the active practice his profession in oston , having also an ofﬁce in Salem . He made his home in Salem for many years and at one time was President o f 1 900 its Board of Aldermen . In he married Amy Howe B 0 Johnson and removed his home to oston , and in 1 9 4 he o f purchased an estate in the suburb Milton , where he lived o f until his death . The beginning his illness dated from 1 909 n the Summer of , but its serious character did o t make a itself plain until late in the fall , when it w s discovered that he was suffering from a serious and incurable internal trouble . He was obliged to give up active work in Novem ber , but the end came rather suddenly . He died at his o n 1 3 1 9 1 0 was home in Milton Sunday , March , , and buried from the Old North Church in Salem o n March B n l 6 th . righam had o children and is only survived by his widow .

M B M NAT AYNARD RI G H A . My only new work o f a literary character is found in my letterhead (I LL U S TRA E D T L E CTU R E S) . I am now engaged in writing a lec ‘ o n — ld ture The Trail of the Padres , California O and ’ ‘ ’ r New and Ou National Parks . You can rest assured ‘ ’ this will make me travel far and wide . I am about to start for Glacier National , Yellowstone , and Rainier Parks in the Northwest . Later in the summer I shall visit the Bi Yosemite , the g Trees , Mesa Verde , the Petriﬁed Forest , $ Grand Canyon , etc .

W B ED ARD R O OK S . No changes .

O M B L UI S AY O R OW N . Have no t changed residence o r occupation , gathered in any honors , o r distinguished $ myself in any way .

W B P HILIP T O N SE ND U CKLEY . I am still practicing m i SS9 $ A B h . edic ne at roadway , Sout Boston RE CORDS OF THE C LASS 9

O M B GE R GE IN OT UTLER . Is Treasurer of the Rich E W f To mkin ill mond mbroidery orks o sv e, Staten Island ,

New York .

O B FRA N CI S ELLI T CA OT . I do not think that any great changes have taken place in my life history , except that I am now the Secretary o f the Boston Board of Fire w E Under riters , instead of the ngineer , and I am also a mem ’ f ber of the Council o f the Underwriters Laboratories Inc . o

Chicago , a testing station for all forms of materials and n devices beari g on the ﬁre hazard .

O . FRANK LIVER CARPENTER Is Head Master , Depart o f E l ment Commerce , ng ish High School ; has devised a new method of mounting specimens called Commerce Cas sette i s resembl ng lantern slides which are widely used , a large number being in the Argentine Museum o f Educa $ $ - f tion ; has written text books o n Science o Commerce , $ $ o f Law of Commerce , and a series Industrial Readers , $ $ ’ $ B i $ Foods and Their Uses , Clothing , uild ngs ; has $ prepared a number o f popular lectures o n the Industries $ $ $

B t K . of Daily Life , The oston Y o u Do No now , etc , and n f r i has written articles o various subjects o the magaz nes . $ 1 909 o f In he organized the City Guard , an association i boys and girls , but open to any citizen to jo n . Its purpose f is to keep the city clean , to make the city beauti ul , and $ to make the people happier . The City Guard makes the boy and girl do something for somebody else and is to $ make them interested citizens all their lives .

* S S M 1 883 . I G NATIU U NER C ARRUTH . Died August 8 ,

(See Report III , p .

* B B H ENRY AIN RID GE C H API N . B Henry ainbridge Chapin was born at Springﬁeld ,

s o n O 2 1 857 . Mas , ctober , His father was Abel Dexter ’ Chapin and his mother s maiden name was Julia Clark . ’ thbo ro He prepared for college at St . Mark s in So u , in which school he always retained a strong interest , and to which he later sent his two boys for their preliminary 1 0 CLASS OF 1 8 80

was o f education . In college Chapin a member the Insti

70 . tute o f 1 7 , Hasty Pudding , Alpha Delta Phi , and St

Paul societies . After graduation he spent a year and a half in foreign travel and o n his return entered the service

o f the B oston Albany Railroad , with which corporation

f . many o his family had been connected His grandfather , o f Chester Chapin , had been President the road and at this W B was f time his uncle , illiam liss , filling that o fice . On 1 86 was October 1 , 8 , Chapin appointed assistant general two freight agent , and months later was promoted to the 98 position o f general freight agent . In 1 8 he was made f general tra fic manager , and when the B oston Albany w as leased to the New York Central Railroad , he continued for a time in the same capacity fo r the Boston Albany

. nec es Division The changed condition , however , which sarily followed with a change o f management determined o f Chapin to try an experiment , the success which indicates his force of character and business capacity . After twenty f three years of experience as a railroad o ﬁcial , he resigned to enter the banking and brokerage business as a member o f o f E the ﬁrm Schirmer , Chapin mmons , and to this newoccupation he gave his active and successful efforts until the period of his last illness . Other positions which he held were those o f dir ector o f B B the oston Consolidated Gas Company , oston Albany

Railroad Company , Massachusetts B onding and Insurance

Company , Taunton and New B edford Copper Company , and President and Director of the Ware River Railroad was o f n Company . He also a trustee the Faulk er Hospital o f was and the Adams Nervine Asylum . He a member o f the Somerset , Country , and University Clubs . He took ’ o f a deep interest in St . John s Church at Jamaica Plain , was which he a senior warden . Several years after gradua tion it was found desirable to add another Boston member to the Class Committee . Chapin accepted this position , in which he took great interest and was of much service , o n - f especially the occasion of our twenty ﬁ th anniversary . was O 1 2 1 8 a He m arried on ctober , 87 , to Sus n Torrey f o . f Revere , daughter Mrs John Revere o Canton , Mass . Th ’ eir country home was in Lo uder s Lane in Jamaica Plain ,

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B cance . The service was conducted by ishop Lawrence , o f a dear friend , assisted by the rector and rector emeritus ’ o f o f St . John s , Dr . Mann Trinity , and the head master ’ - nd St . Mark s . The pall bearers were his a our classmates , W W B Gaston , Jackson , eld , insor , Peters , rooks , Saltonstall ,

and Trimble . Many other classmates were present , some was from long distances . The church ﬁlled with relatives o f and friends . The words were those of the last service

the church , but above and through it all was the silent tribute in o ur hearts o f aff ection for him who had gone ; of thanks for the providence which had made him our friend

C H ARLE S H ENRY C H APMAN . I am a clerk in the Pension Ofﬁce and a member of the Harvard and Univer

sity Clubs . I wish there were more to report , but this will W i have to do . ith k ndest regards to yourself and all $ classmates .

GE O R GE TH ORNDIKE C H A S E . Have nothing to add

to last report .

* B WILLIA M RAD F ORD C LARK . Was born in Detroit , 1 57 E Michigan , on June , 1 8 His father was liphalet n f B Macke sie Clark o that city . His mother , Fanny ( rad was B B ford) Clark , a sister of Gamaliel radford of oston , ’ be and after Dr . Clark s death by a second marriage she

came the wife o f Professor George Martin Lane of Harvard .

William Clark never engaged in active business . He had fo r many years made his home at Colorado Springs , where

he originally went to recover his health . There he built him a house suitable to his scholarly and artistic tastes .

He was much interested in young men , and was helpful

especially to those struggling with ill health . He also helped

many in their efforts to obtain a college education . He n 1 2 1 9 1 2 died at Colorado Springs o July , , very suddenly o f heart failure .

* W O . 902 . ALTER C LE Died August 7 , 1 (See Report

VII , p . RE CORDS OF THE C LASS 1 3

* W O H ARVEY NE TO N C LLI S ON . Was born in Boston 2 1 o n 2 8 60 . March , He was the son of John William and o art Mary Ann (F g y) Collison . He prepared for college at B the oston Latin School , and after graduation studied law at the Harvard Law School . After his admission to the B ar 1 883 in , in , he was engaged practice o f the law in

B . oston He also was active in political and public life . He was a member o f the B oston Common Council in 1 883 1 884 1 885 , , and , and a member o f the Massac hu 1 887 1 setts House of Representatives in and 888 . He had o f B also been a member the oston School Committee , and was for a number o f years a member o f the Metropolitan mi Sewer Com ssion . He was for a time President of the ’ Young Men s Democratic Club o f Massachusetts and a o f member other similar organizations . He appeared to in be good health until the fall before his death , when he was attacked by pernicious anaemia , for which there appears to be no remedy . Collison never married and made his o f home with his mother and sisters in Roxbury , a part B o n 1 3 1 906 oston , where he died March , .

W AM O O O . 1 906 a ILLI H FF C K In January , , I was p pointed Assistant District Attorney o f San Francisco and held that position nearly two terms and until I resi gned o f 1 909 therefrom the latter part December , , to resume my o f general private practice law . Since then I have contin i ued to l ve in San Francisco , occupied with a general prae o f W tice the law . hile I was Assistant District Attorney the great ﬁre occurred in San Francisco , and I experienced with others the hardships of the period of rebuilding and reconstruction . I was also called upon ofﬁcially to parti $ c ipate in the presentation of many phases of o ur Graft $ Prosecutions in our Trial and Appellate Courts . I was also called to the United States Supreme Court at Wash ingto n in the Fall o f 1 906 and the Spring o f 1 909 to argue an important extradition case .

C H ARLE S STEVE N S ON DAVI S . Since 1 905 he has been a o f B member of the law ﬁrm Davis , Peabody rown , 70 State

St . B , oston . He resides in Plymouth , Massachusetts , in 1 4 CLASS OF 1 880

w B . o f summer , and in oston in inter He is a member social clubs in B oston and Plymouth and a director o f various business corporations , banks , and charitable organizations .

O O . 1 905 we J H N D ANE December , , moved to Greeley , to o f Colorado , take pastorate First Congregational Church , ’ in hopes that change would improve Mrs . Doane s health . During o ur ﬁve years there we built a beautiful church 1 9 1 0 costing In January , , I brought Mrs . Doane o f to California in search health , and she has been in La o f Sotta since that time , gaining steadily . The ﬁrst June , 1 1 9 1 , I gave up my work at Greeley in order that I might be o f with Mrs . Doane , and have taken charge a little mission

- Sunday school in San Diego at Mission Hills , which should We soon grow into a prosperous church . have just dedi c ated a bungalow chapel , erected in ten days , for a tempo

o f . Our rary place worship home will be in San Diego . 0 1 9 9 r. In June , , John , J , graduated from Oberlin College , 1 9 1 0 o f o f O and in from the Conservatory Music berlin , f where he is Instructor o Pipe Organ . Leroy has just graduated from Case School o f Applied Sciences and taken l n H l0 a e . a position with the o p Illuminating Co , of Newark , $ Ohio .

90 ED WI N MERRI CK D OD D . In the Autumn of 1 5 I gave up my Providence ofﬁce and moved my business and B 1 906 my family to oston , and the next year , , moved my residence to Chestnut Hill , where I still live . I went abroad 1 906 with my oldest son in February , , for a six weeks trip E in Holland and ngland . I am still in the wool business , f 1 B 8 t . with o ﬁces at Matthews S , oston .

* O . s W s FRANK FAD E N D D GE Wa born in oburn , Mas , 9 o n 2 1 59 . f B June , 8 He was the son o Frank rickett and E Harriet lizabeth (Faden) Dodge . He prepared for col was lege at the Woburn High School . After graduation he ’ in employed for a time in his father s jewelry business , but 1 883 B f o . entered the oston ofﬁce o J . P . Crane C , manu fac turers and dealers in leather . In 1 892 he became a m f f o o D o . ember the ﬁrm Stephen o w C , engaged in the RE CORD S OF THE CLASS 1 5

o 1 899 manufacture f leather . In this business , which had i was been ncorporated , sold to the American Hide and i f Co . o Leather , and Dodge rema ned in the employ this f r company o a year . He then entered the brokerage busi ness in Boston and was for a time with the ﬁrm o f B urn

B . ham , ennett Co Declining health compelled him to give up active business , and after a long illness he died at s n 2 1 1 9 1 2 o f Rutland , Mas , o March , , pulmonary tuber l i 8 1 c u o s s. 9 1 8 Dodge was married February , , to Nellie 30 06 ho o n 1 9 . L . Crane of Woburn , w died January , They two are survived by sons , Harry Crane Dodge (the class

h o f . . W . o f baby) , w o is in the employ the S A oods Co B who IS oston , and Charles Gerald Dodge , connected with f the Ceyl on Tea Company o New York .

O W . J NATH AN D I G HT, JR Have retired from the prae tice of medicine and devote myself to Ornithology . My private collection o f North American birds is o ne of the largest and is now o n deposit at the American Museum o f o f Natural History in New York City . Am treasurer the American Ornithological Union and o f the National Asso $ ia i n f c t o o Audubon Societies .

ARTH UR WE NTW ORTH H AMILTO N EATON . Since last Class Report I have been almost constantly engaged 9 1 0 in historical writing . In 1 I published a large book that I had been working on almost constantly fo r three ‘ ’ o f K years , The History ing s County , Nova Scotia , Heart ’ o f the Acadian Land . Since then I have been at work o f on a history Colchester County , Nova Scotia , and have i o f been do ng much other writing . My last three books ‘ ’ ‘ verse were Acadian B allads and Poems o f the Chris ’ 90 tian Year , both published in New York in 1 5 , and $ o f O The Lotus the Nile and ther Poems , published in h x 1 90 . 1 904 U 7 In Dal ousie niversity , Halifa , gave me an ’ 1 905 U o f . . K M A , and in the niversity ing s College , Wind sor , Nova Scotia , the oldest Colonial College o f the Brit B E . . . ish mpire , gave me a D C L esides ofﬁciating frequently U in Anglican churches in the nited States and Canada , I $ no am w giving myself entirely to writing . 1 6 CLASS OF 1 880

W s O S O S . a 1 5 RALP H NI C H L N ELLI married February , f B E o . W 906 . 1 , to lizabeth , daughter Mrs enjamin F arder

. . 1 5 o f Washington , D C His son , Ralph , was born June ,

1 908 . Nothing else to add to last report .

* S S . H ERBERT H ALL EU TI Died February 2 1 , 1 903 .

(See Report VII , p .

JA ME S DEERI N G FE S SE ND E N . I am still practicing law and have had good health without misfortune or afflic $ tion since the year o f our last report . Has written and published in 1 9 07 The Life and Public Services of Wil

liam Pitt Fessenden .

B JA M E S . FIELD . My record as it appears in the last

report needs no change .

C H ARLE S EVERETT FI S H . No t heard from .

S U OS . C H ARLE C H A N CY F TER I have neither born ,

1 905 . 1 906 married , nor died since In Governor Guild

- appointed me Surgeon General , which position I still hold .

H AR OLD N ORTH F O WLER . Since the last report I n have published o e book in collaboration with James R . ‘ Wheeler and Gorham Phillips Reeves : A Handbook o f ’ B 909 559 C . 1 Greek Archaeology (American ook o , , pp 1 2 mo , illustrated) . I have published also the following ‘ articles : The Ancient B ronze Chariot in the Metro ’

Chatau uan 1 905 . politan Museum , the q , September , , pp ’ ‘ ’ 5 0— 55 W ; Review of right s Greek Literature , Classical ‘ 0 f Teb ni 1 9 8 2 1 7 f . Philology , , pp . ; Review o tu s Papyri , ’ ‘

1 9 08 . 9 6 97 Part II , ibid . , , pp , ; Thomas Day Seymour , ’ 1 90 in Memoriam , American Journal of Archaeology , 8 , ‘ ’

. 1 2 E pp , ; Charles liot Norton , in Memoriam , ibid . , ‘ 1 908 3 96 — 3 . 98 W i , pp ; John Henry right , in Memor am , ’ ‘

. 1 909 1 2 o f ibid , , pp . , ; Review Walden s The Universi ’ o i 5 1 9 1 0 ties Ancient Greece , Classical Weekly , February , ; ’ ‘ o f W Review W . arde Fowler s Social Life at Rome in the f ’ o f . 1 9 1 0 . 235 f Age Cicero , Classical Philology , , pp ; Review o RE CORD S OF THE CLASS 1 7

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f B . Tarbell s Catalogue o ronzes , etc , in the Field Museum ’ o f 243 . f . . o Natural History , ibid , p Since the Summer 1 906 I have been editor in chief of the American Journal o f 1 908 Archaeology . In my wife and I spent the summer in

Spain and Southern France , with a fortnight in Switzerland fo r and some days in Paris and London . It was both of On 1 8 o f . us , I think , the happiest summer our lives the th o f 1 909 o f February , , my wife had a stroke apoplexy , after which she never recovered consciousness . She died August

1 909 . 1 8 , Since then I have been doing the work I have had to do and have been trying , with perhaps a fair measure

f . o success , to get my shattered nerves into working order : W My address is still College for Women , estern Reserve

University , Cleveland , Ohio .

* 2 1 892 . H E NRY GARD NER FRE N C H . Died January ,

(See Report , V , p .

E U GE NE F ULLER . I am still actively engaged in my h o f profession . It is my abit each year to take a vacation about two months . This time is usually devoted to travel e to with my family . W often go Europe , sometimes to o f the far West . A fair supply professional honors has come in the last ﬁve years ; among the recent ones was a commission in the United States Army in the Medical o f Reserve Corps , an honorary position , though , course , in case of stress o ne might be called upon . I hardly expect to write more books , though every year I have pub lished a number o f articles in relation to my professional

Work . In these last years I have done some pioneer work in my specialty which , I am pleased to say , has attracted considerable professional attention . My children are as bo published in the last report . My oldest y , Duncan , last $ year entered the Shefﬁeld Scientiﬁc School .

f . FRED ERI C GARDINER . Received degree o L H . D . ’

A 1 9 1 1 . from St . John s College at nnapolis in Has made two trips abroad since last report . Youngest son gradu ’ ated from Harvard in 1 9 1 0 and is taking post graduate s course in architecture . 1 8 CLASS OF 1 880

M X S O . WILLIA ALE AND ER GA T N Reports no changes . B B Is President of the National Shawmut ank of oston , o f but still remains a member of his law ﬁrm Gaston , Snow

Saltonstall .

M S S . E E JA E GED DE , JR The late revered dward verett Hale relates that when called upon fo r a few remarks and o f desirous escaping the ordeal , he was in the habit of say ‘ ing , There has been so much said and so well said that ’

. o f I will not occupy the time Perchance some us , before attempting to meet the kindly request o f o ur secretary with

an equally kind reply , may be tempted to paraphrase the ’ good old preacher s response , in order to have it apply to the B exigency o f the present case . ut we would not wittingly o ur frustrate the commendable purpose of good secretary . $ Not having received from him any report o n the thir tieth 1 8 0 anniversary of the graduation of the Class of 8 , the impression somehow has become ﬁxed in the mind of the - ﬁf writer that the twenty th report was not only the last ,

but ﬁnal , and possibly appropriately so . For what achieve ments has the average man to relate who has long passed beyond the mezzo dcl cammin di nostra vita and is already well ’ on his way along the downward slope of life s journey $ Nevertheless there may perhaps be some among us who have hitherto been so absorbed in the accumulation of the material and immaterial goods of this life as not to have had the leisure to relate their achievements until arriving

at this ﬁfth decade of their existence . Indeed it is true that some o f the class have been so busy making history f that they have not had time to write it . Possibly those o ‘ ’ us who are still automatically going through the motions ‘ o f thirty years may be pardoned if we reply Nothing new ’ B ut to report . how about those who years ago were privi ileged to retire from active service and have had from so striking a vantage point such an opportunity o f witnessing the fray $ I have never forgotten the recorded observation of a classmate whose privilege it was to retire only ten years ‘ after graduating , having reached a point in the accumula ’ W tion of property that satisﬁed me . hat could such class ‘ ’ ‘ ’ ‘ mates not tell us about reciprocity , arbitration , equal

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On 29th o f passed o n to the next generation . the Septem ber , 1 909 , my daughter Susanne was married to Philip On 1 5th 9 Hinkle o f Cincinnati . the of January , 1 1 1 ,

r . Of Philip , J . , put me over into the third quarter pos sible interest to you biographically : President o f the 1 907— 8 o f Harvard Club o f Cincinnati , ; member Coun 9 1 08 . cil o f the Associated Harvard Clubs , My occupa tion continues the same : Director o f the Cincinnati Museum Association in charge o f the administration o f f the Museum and o the Art Academy , and Secretary o f the B oard o f Trustees ; Trustee and Secretary o f the Municipal Art Society o f Cincinnati ; and as Vice President o f the Rockwood Pottery Company actively em

’ ‘ gaged in the designing and making o f architectural fai ence f for the permanent color decoration o buildings . Much time since the preceding report has been devoted to solving o f 8 the mysteries golf , working down to an handicap , enjoying for two years the agreeable task o f handicapping o f the Club , and now , as a member the Green Committee , fo r responsible the weather , the turf , and all other conditions ‘ ’ that prevent men playing their game . There you are $ W ld ith the o report and the above , your shears and paste $ o u pot can cut and string together what y think worth while .

* M B 5 S O . 3 . A UEL C TTON GIL ERT Died April , 1 88

45 . (See Report III , p . ; Report IV , p

F M . RANK ILTON GILLEY There is nothing to report .

BRADLEY GILMAN . In 1 905 I removed with my wife s s and daughter from Springﬁeld , Mas , to Canton , Mas , no w o f the where I reside , being the minister First Congre i n gat o al Church o f this town . In addition to my regular duties I ﬁnd time fo r miscellaneous library work and fo r lectures . I have published a few stories in magazines , ’ notably Scribner s and St . Nicholas , and have published r two o three books o f juvenile pictures . I have given considerable time to various reforms and have been espe ’ c iall B W y connected with Dr . ooker T . ashington s work ; for three years I have been a ‘ Lecturer ’ for the American RE CORD S OF THE CLASS 2 1

Peace Society . I have travelled in Europe and Northern 1 9 5 ‘ ’ Africa twice since 0 . My only trophy (unlike Roose ’ velt s long list) brought home from my last trip was an ‘ ’ African fever , but I could not give that to the Smith m t so ian . Thus I dole out my li tle news items , reluctantly but I shall be selﬁshly eager to hear about the other ‘ fel ’ ‘ l ’ ‘ ’ lows . I wonder if they ﬁnd this growing o d as queer ueer: i as do I ; interesting , but q this identify ng , by close o n contact , prints along the journey which e has read about , ’ ‘ ’ long before . Holmes Last Leaf reads differently now . Yet my life was never fuller o f interests and activities than 3 , no w.

N W M W OO . ILLIA ALLA C E G C H o changes .

M A L OUI S Y GREELEY . Member o f Executive Com mittee o f Legislative League .

O S t B GE R GE GRI W OLD . Nothing new o report . est $ regards .

* 2 1 1 H E NRY ELI OT G UILD . Died March , 888 . (See

Report IV, p .

A . B . RTH UR H ALE Continued in the service of the O. as General Supterintendent o f Transportation until Jan

1 1 9 9 . uary , 0 Since that date has been General Agent o f the American Railway Association . In November , 9 6 o n E 1 0 , was made Chairman of Committee Car fﬁciency f o above association . This committee and the Committee o n Car Service have been merged as the Committee o n Relation between the Railroads ; Hale continues as chair 1 9 7 o f man . Since January , 0 , Chairman the American Railway Clearing House ; continues Chairman o f the Arbi r i n as 1 9 1 0 t at o Committee . W (in June , ) delegate to B International Railway Congress which met at erne , E Switzerland . Then made ﬁrst uropean trip travelling in

1 9 1 1 . W France and England ; second trip , Lived in ash in t n 1 9 g o till 90 ; is now in New York , but has another ofﬁce in Chicago . 22 C LASS OF 1 880

. O 1 90 was ARTH UR LAW REN C E H ALL In ctober , 7 , I knocked o ut by the panic , and after recovering from that I was again put o ut of business by the criminal failure of a

New York brokerage ﬁrm . For two years past my health has been improving due in part to allowing myself to be persuaded by a twelve - year - old boy to go in swimming to o ﬁsh often and stay in too long . My old liking for boating , $ ing , and shooting revived , and now I am well and hopeful .

B FRED ERI C OUND H ALL . The printed items are cor o f rec t . I passed ten months a Sabbatical Year travelling was f men in Europe . I one o three Harvard at the open ‘ ’ f - n- O 6 ing o Harvard House in Stratford o Avon , ctober , 1 9 9 0 . At Rome I was the ﬁrst member of the class to n 4 greet Roosevelt o his return to civilization , April ,

W M . ILLIA D UD LEY H ALL No change .

A S RTH UR LEE H AN ON . No changes . Still living at E South liot , Maine .

M W ITC H ELL H ARRI S ON . Is living winters in ashing

to n . i , D C . , and summers at V nt Hill Farm , Nokesville ,

Virginia .

A B B S L ERT U H NELL H ART . In answer to your appeal o f l s June t , various things have happened to me and mine 1 909 since 1 905 . In the University I was made in Eaton f f Professor o the Science o Government , being the chair o f held by A . Lawrence Lowell up to the time his becoming o f President . This means very lit tle alteration college work , but a shift of interest , particularly as a new Department o f Government has been set o ff out o f the Department o f

History . I received the degree of L L . D . from Tufts Col lege in 1 905 and from Western Reserve University in 1 907 . In 1 909 I was the delegate o f Harvard Uni versity at the 3 50th f was anniversary o f the University o Geneva , and L itt . D . made of that University . ‘ Since 1 905 I have completed the editorial work o f The ’ American Nation : A History , which is a cooperative his RE CORD S OF TH E C LASS 23

‘ - tory of the United States in twenty seven volumes . Hav ing long been interested in the South , and having made o ut many trips , longer or shorter , in that section , I set in 1 9 8 o n o f 0 a journey through the rural portions the South , a starting from Tex s and coming o ut in North Carolina , after describing a line about a thousand miles long through o f the back hill country , by river navigation , in vehicles every kind , sometimes spending a night with farmers or poor whites , and including the Sea Islands . The results o f this journey , combined with previous experiences , were set forth in a series of letters to the B oston Transcript ; afterward recast into a series of eight Lowell Lectures ; and then restated and ampliﬁed in a book published in 1 9 1 0 ‘ ’ U under the title of The Southern South . nder Sabbatical leave of absence from the University I started from Cam i A n 1 908 . bridge June , , for a journey around the world fter some months on the Paciﬁc Coast , including a trip to Alaska , we sailed for Japan and spent three months in that country and about two months in China ; I also made a visit to the i Ph lippine Islands , and then proceeded by North German ’ in Lloyd steamer , with a month s stay Ceylon , to Egypt , and thence to Europe . In Japan I lectured at the Impe

ei i ik . rial University , at K o G j u University , and elsewhere W k I visited the Great all , Pe in , crossed overland to Han o f kow , and down the Yangtse River . The experiences this round the world journey were set forth in about thirty B letters to the oston Transcript , which were afterwards ‘ O ’ gathered and recast into a book The Obvious rient , 1 9 1 1 B published in . esides the general interest of the E ast I met a number of Harvard men , dining with Har vard Clubs at Tokyo and Manila , where I found fourteen f - o my former students , including the then Vice Governor ,

- subsequently Governor General Forbes . Notwithstanding o n experience more than twenty ships , steaming many s w thousand miles in seas reputed stormy , we never a 9 . 1 1 1 rough weather in the whole journey This year , , I have been designated by the University as Exchange Pro f sso r W — Kn B e to four estern colleges ox , Grinnell , eloit , and Colorado — and shall spend the second half year in that $ service . 24 CLASS OF 1 880

- GE ORGE BAPTI STE H ATC H . Your memory jogger just ‘ ’ was o n o f came . I the point saying to you Not guilty , but a faint voice from the Whisper -country suggested that

I would do well to look in such a place before making denial . o n I looked , and am caught with the goods me . I am contrite , and hasten to acknowledge that I am only four ’ months behindh and ; but that s not much farther than Yale

- was in the boat race last June , and perhaps we may both ’ ut t in ketch up if the lamp holds o o burn . The most teresting things which have happened to me since the last report have happened to somebody else ﬁrst , being things k ho n t relating to fol w appear in my life , but o in my Class W wa Report . hich is a y of saying that I am getting on , n o f getting o , as I noticed was the case with several the ‘ ’

ld . o boys at the last reunion However , I have moved 1 905 1 906 W since ; namely , in August , , to are , Mass Where

I am minister o f the East Congregational Church . It is curious that this is about all that can go into a report , yet 1 905 I have lived a whole lot since , and if the fellows of this class were going to send in each his report o n the real issues f ’ o . life , I might have more to say And wouldn t I like to have a document in which every man told his precise and inmost creed and philosophy , as deduced from his own 0 living since 1 88 .

’ ED W ARD S OUTH W ORTH H A WE S . There s but little o f I have to report . I am still a teacher Greek and Latin

B . Y . in the Polytechnic Preparatory School in rooklyn , N , ‘ ’ but this year I am absent o n leave and am about to sail E fo r for urope next Saturday , with my sisters , a tour of

Southern Europe and Egypt . I expect to return in time o u to see my classmates next June . I am writing , as y B ’ may have observed , from Sagamore each . Don t mix it ’ B a up with Sagamore Hill . Tis a spot on Cape Cod y , near the northern end of the new canal . I am trying to make a little grass and a few ﬂowers grow here summers n o o f . . a patch sand Success to date , moderate

O O S H AR LD G ULD H E ND ER O N . I have nothing to add to previous reports . My wife and boys are well and RE CORD S OF THE C LASS 25 we plan to spend half o ur time at the farm and half at u 82 wh o r . o city home ; Irving Place My oldest boy , is

- now twenty three , is halfway through his course in Chemi E at cal ngineering Columbia , having graduated from the

Academic department two years ago . My other boy , aged sixteen , is still at school at Pomfret , but has passed his preliminary exams . at Columbia , for he too wants to go in for scientiﬁc work . They both have a bent for mathematics , which ﬁlls me with wonder .

GE ORGE HIBBARD . Not heard from .

WILLIAM HENRY HILL S . I have nothing to add to the 1 905 report , excepting that I became a grandfather May 7 , 1 9 1 1 n , through the arrival at a cottage o the boulevard at r f Atlantic of seven pounds o so o humanity , now called

Ruth Hills Hartwell . Grandfather and grandmother are both doing as well as could be expected . How many other grandfathers are there in the class $ A special dais should be provided for us . My daughter Ruth was graduated at o f 1 9 1 0 6 1 9 1 0 Radcliffe in the Class and was married July , , E f 1 906 W Jr . o . to illiam . Hartwell , , of the Harvard Class My daughter Miriam will be graduated at Radcliffe this f 1 1 o f i year in the Class o 1 9 . She has had the honor be ng President o f her class both in the Sophomore and in the in Senior years . The only change my occupation since

1 905 has been some reduction of activities . My travels f ‘ ’ so far have been o the See America First variety , but in September grandfather and grandmother are going to

Switzerland , where they may climb the Matterhorn and $ crow .

FLETC H ER STEP H E N HINE S . Nothing to add to last report .

C H ARLE S AUSTI N H OBB S . In 1 906 I realized that my private tutoring , in addition to my school work , was a bigger load than I could carry . Accordingly , I gave up my school work , and for the last ﬁve years have been f 1 0A engaged in the work o a private tutor . My ofﬁce is 2 6 CLASS OF 1 880

Fairfax Hall , Cambridge, and I am connected with the hI anter organization known as Hall . Nothing exciting has $ happened to me .

* W s FRAN CI S MARI O N H OLD EN . a the son of Artemas B B Rogers and Susan ( ates) Holden and was born at oston , 6 58 f s o n 1 8 . o r Mas , February , He prepared college at the B oston Latin School . After leaving college he entered the Harvard Medical School and received the degree o f

1 884 . f . . B . M D in June , He also received the degree o A . 905 o ut o f course in 1 . He spent several years in England On travelling and studying medicine . his return to Amer was ica he settled in Philadelphia , which afterwards his home . He entered the stock brokerage business and was o f E for a time a member the Philadelphia xchange . He was also an ofﬁcer o f the Cataract Copper Mining and Smelt was ing Company of Montana . He a member of a number of the social clubs in Philadelphia , and also of the Phila delphia Historical Society and Franklin Institute . In 1 90 7 Holden went to Paris to be with his wife and daughter , as the latter o f whom was studying there . He w intending o n to return to this country , but was taken suddenly ill the 1 0 On f 2 8 9 8 . afternoon o February , his return to the hotel his illness excited alarm and a physician was called , f but he lived only a few hours . The cause o his death was o n 3 was angina pectoris . Holden married January , 8 88 E Lo m aert who 1 , to mma Arndt b , with his only child , a daughter , survive him .

M . On O 1 1 908 WILLIA H O OPER ctober , , I gave up my position as treasurer o f the B oston Elevated Railway

Co . and retired from business . In November of the same who year , by the advice of her physician , I took my Wife , ’ we had been ill , abroad for a year s rest , and did not return 1 9 1 o f until June , 0 . During that time rest and quiet I became involved in the relief o f the sufferers o f the earth quake in Sicily and Calabria ; was in Paris during the 1 9 1 B o n ﬂood in January , 0 ; arrived in russels the day K that ing Leopold died , and reached London two days

o f K E . . after the death ing dward Lloyd C Griscom , who

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intestines , and although he rallied slightly , the end came

2 1 909 . 2 o n June 1 , Hurst was married on April 7 , 1 892 , who to Theophila Marsh , , with his daughter Theophila

r. . and so n Arthur , J , survive him

S O . o f H E NRY JA C K N Nothing note to add .

LAUREN CE H E NRY HITC H J O H N S O N . Still practic B o f ing law in oston , living most the year in Milton , but f r E o the summer months having a cottage at dgartown , $ Mass .

M H E NRY C H A PI O N J ONE S . I think that I have noth ing o f interest to add to what was in the last report except that I have been living in Cambridge since the Autumn o f

1 906 .

E FRED ERI C D OLBI R J ORD AN . I am practicing law O 2 4- 27 B at Joliet , Illinois . fﬁce , Young uilding . Still a student . Acquire knowledge so slowly that no honor is $ yet due for any good done .

B f 1 9 5 FRAN CI S OW LER KEENE . My report o 0 was written while I was still Consul at Florence , but about to accept reluctantly a promotion to Geneva . $ Promotion is supposed to be dear to the Official soul ; o n but , being peculiarly adapted to the post the Arno , I 9 felt very mu ch as my better 1 3 did . When asked how ‘ ’ : I d ﬂan she liked the transfer , she replied rather be a red nel petticoat hanging o ut of a back window in Florence ’ than the ﬁnest jewelled watch o n the quai in Geneva . $ When my appointment to Florence was announced 1 903 B ’ in , the oston Herald said that President Roosevelt s ‘ — ’ class at Harvard was a plum trust . The Milwaukee ‘ Sentinel paragraphically retorted : Wrong again . Mr . ’ K n eene is a peach , o t a plum . That was considered a B ut good joke in those days . it was no joke to me when

1 9 05 . the illustrious T . R . prematurely plucked me in I was a clingstone peach , and would have preferred to cling a while longer to the Florence branch . RE CORD S OF THE C LASS 29

The order to take charge Of the Geneva Office came to me at a time when I had made my plans to be present at the -fifth o f twenty anniversary reunion the class , the most bril liant Class Day of modern times . Permission was granted to absent myself from a busy Office at the busiest season B and go to the United States . ut with me was transferred i my ingrowing conscience , an adm rable but painful dis f fin . o w ease After many bouts restling , that conscience ally took the strangle hold . Duty was done and pleasure f . o . renounced For credit , see the Ledger St Peter rather than the Efficiency Record o f the Department o f State . On the day o f that class dinner I cabled to the toast-master ‘ ’ 1 886 Absent by executive order . Not since have I seen

Cambridge , and am likely to hold the record as an absentee . $ ‘ ’ V My ital statistics remain the same , but I have made wi NO my peace th Roosevelt . boys to send to Harvard , f i B ut both o my boys be ng girls . Harvard men of a later i f r day may be nterested . If it is the destiny o those gi ls i r to be married , we have been do ng o u best to make them w the sort who ill not only attract , but also permanently A rica i hold the right kind of me n husbands . We des re no -in- a foreign sons law . Long Observ tion tends to conﬁrm o ur n o f n opi ion that , in the great majority cases , the foreig husband o f an American -born wife is apt to be lacking in n certai essentials to marital happiness . $

i . My girls speak four languages , l ke their Daddy To B t to be polyglot is to be accomplished . u be able to really i - th nk , to be well informed , to have the ability to reason wi and converse th logical intelligence , are higher qualities , whi ch the methods o f the average foreign school for girls do not , it seems to me , develop as well as do the best schools at home . Hereabouts they seem to have no clear idea of the value Of mathematics in the training of the logical fac ult o f y in the female mind , in the p roduction what we call f persons o good judgment . If you want your girl to study in algebra , you are told , with a shrug , that it is not taught the school , and that you must make private arrangements for special tutoring . $ ’ Switzerland , I think , stands at the head Of the world s

o n . class in reading and writing . Less than e per cent of 30 C LASS OF 1 880

B ut its population is illiterate . this remarkable suprem acy cannot be taken as a reliable index Of the average breadth of mental vision . The Canton of Geneva devotes o ne - d about third of its annual bu get to education , but I noticed that my children were required to devote the whole o f their ﬁrst year in geography to the study o f the map

Of this little city of inhabitants . This doubtless lays ﬁrm foundations of local loyalty and produces ﬁne messenger boys and cabmen , but $ o f W The bacillus the anderlust is in my system , but

Ofﬁcial cares and duties are a speciﬁc . Three times in the past six years I have made business visits to the United

States . $ Apropos of those visits , I must tell you a good story n who o myself . I respect those enjoy jokes on themselves , and proper self -respect requires that I tell you this o ne o n me . $ o w s Tw years ago , while in Milwaukee , I a at the o f Country Club . After a game golf , I joined a group wet sitting over refreshing things that were , cost money , f and some O which went to the head . Stories were told . o f I was reminded one , as was natural to a man wh o has been accused of being the most proliﬁc and inveterate story teller in the Consular Service , doing it in four languages . Forgetful Of the fact that I had long been living far away from the source of supplies , I began my tale . Presently

I noticed a growing look of pain on the faces about me , and instantly realized that I was citing ancient history . ‘ ’

: . I said I beg your pardon , fellows I didn t mean to ’ ‘ : repeat . From a table in the corner came a voice Well , ’

fo r . Frank , Geneva has always been famous its repeaters $ When the laughter that followed this sally had sub sided , I announced my intention to export that joke and tell it at every opportunity . $ No , I have published no books . The conscientious W e Consul at Geneva has no time to write them . leave ’ the family fame in the keeping o f Mrs . Keene s younger E o ne o f sister , llen Churchill Semple , whom my nieces ‘ ’ sc ien ed wh o has called her t Aunty , and just given to the ‘ o f E world her second work , Inﬂuences Geographic nviron R E CORD S OF THE CLASS 3 1

’ Fo r fo r o f . ment . As me , I habitually keep out print special occasions , and as a recreation , I write verse . My archives bulge with it . The only product Of my Muse that has found its way into print in recent years was my a 1 909 tribute to Roosevelt , which appe red in the June , , number of the Harvard Graduates Magazine . $ Verse writing is a gentle art , especially if the author One takes care not to get into print . distinction is mine ,

I have reason to believe . So far as I know , I am the only person who has ever written an Ode to a pickled onion . Which reminds me o f o ne Of the countless original remarks 9 Of the lady who is my better 1 5 . Finding that Pegasus did not shy at a jar Of pickled wh onions , when I wrote those lines to a lady friend o had discovered that I thought them toothsome , I sang the juicy joys of a can o f maple syrup which that same lady sent to

. n us Pegasus did o t need the curb . SO I cantered him around a savory offering o f baked pork and beans which ’ E fo r the Rector s wife , a New ngland lady , once made us . Here let me assure you that the consular family is self sustaining , and that we do not have donation parties . o f Then came a request , from the lady the pickled onions o f and the maple syrup , that I write for her , to the tune ‘ ’ n America , some verses o the turkey , to be sung by her was guests on Thanksgiving Day . I did so , and reliably informed that no digestion suff ered . $ o n o f Later , copies all these productions were sent to a literary friend who had liked the turkey verses and wanted f o . K to see more the sort . When Mrs eene read his amus ‘ n : Wh ing letter concerni g them , she said y did you let ’ him read those verses $ He ll think yo u have a mental ’ tapeworm . $ I am married to a pronounced sulphite . She is the W o ne most original wife I ever had . Henry atterson , Of o f her greatest admirers next to myself , said her at the time o f as our marriage , which w a long while ago , that she had always been noted fo r a quality of wit that invariably hit

hI ar . centre at forty paces . se Henry is a discerning man $ Consular life has given me much material Of interest ing and amusing experience , and I have Often been urged 3 2 CLASS OF 1 880

to put some of these experiences into print . Perhaps . One of my predecessors here wrote the best consular stories B ut ever written . the cares of this Ofﬁce are greater than they were then . E I am a Vestryman of mmanuel Church , the American E f piscopal Church in Geneva , the cornerstone o which was f laid by General Grant o n his tou r o the world . I am also president o f the business organization which holds the church property .

GE OR GE REED KELLY . The past ﬁve years have been n uneventful with o e exception . That exception is my

o n 25 1 9 1 1 . . K marriage , which occurred April , Mrs elly was

W o n 2 1 883 . born in Cardiff , ales , January , Her maiden as W name w Margaret Maguire . Her father was illiam Ma

who Stranreer . guire , was born in , Scotland Her mother ,

E . born Mary Devonshire , came from Devon , ngland I am at present living at Manchester , Massachusetts , and am still $ engaged in the window glass business in Boston .

TH AD D EU S D AVI S KE NNE S O N . I must have received o f 1 7 your circular June , but I was so busy up to August ﬁnishing a collection of Cases o n Trusts that I doubtless 1 25 W 47th laid it aside and forgot it . I am living still at .

Street , New York City , and that is my address . I gave up practice o f law the fall after I saw you . I have never fully recovered my strength and never shall . I commenced my O 1 1 909 teaching ctober , , and am still able to do my duties as professor , not , however , without much effort at times . I NO have briefs to make occasionally for friends . Ofﬁces $ and no honors have come my way since I last reported .

PER CY KE NT. I am still plodding along in the same business and live at the same address and lead a quiet , uneventful life . My family all enjoy good health and we f ’ have a fair share o this world s goods . Therefore I can not $ complain .

W M B 2 7 1 906 H E NRY H IT AN KIL URN . On May , , I resigned my position as Ophthalmic Surgeon to the Carney RE CORD S OF THE CLASS 33

was u Hospital , and nanimously elected to the position o f Consulting Ophthalmic Surgeon . This step was nec essi tated by the fact that I was obliged to live out Of town f ’ o n o . account my wife s poor health January , 1 9 1 1 , I was elected Vice - President o f the New England Ophthal mio l i al o c . g Society I have made several trips in Canada , o n o ne occasion going to the Paciﬁc coast , and then return 1 9 1 1 ing via California and Colorado . February , , I spent in $

B . W . Jamaica , I .

* O M S O MS O . 6 1 89 J H N LA N LA N Died April , 7 . (See

Report VI , p .

ARTH UR H E NRY LEA . In reply to your circular , let me say that since the last report my life has run o n in just the $ i o r same l nes , and I have nothing either to add subtract .

M . WILLIA P OLLOCK LEARNED Not heard from .

JAME S L OUI S LE STER . I am in excellent health and have been very busy during the last year , mostly teaching , $ although I have done some law business .

ED W ARD H ARRI S LU M . There is really nothing to add to my report of six years ago no change except my bald o f spot is a little larger . I can still stick fast to the back a broncho , but have my hands full when hit by a sixty horse ‘ ’ ‘ ’ power auto . The honors , travels , etc . , are in reserve for $ $ my old age . P . S . I beg his pardon , I have another son .

* S M . 4 C H ARLE D UD LEY AR C H Died December 2 ,

1 88 . . 7 (See Report IV, p

i GE O R GE W H ITE MERRILL . I am continu ng my work for the Old South Church and Society in various clerical $ and administrative ways . Has recently changed his resi dence from B oston to Jamaica Plain .

GE O RGE P AS S AR OW M E S S ERVY . The only one thing o f importance I am aware Of is the writing o f my 34 C LASS OF 1 880

obituary . I am sometimes fearful that I may not live to see it edited I presume if I am the sole survivor o f the class there would be no impropriety of bringing o ut the hI e r advanced sheet Of it . Mrs . sse vy and I go to England o n 2 l st for the stag hunting the , so regret I shall not see $ you Commencement .

A ND RE W MILLER . I do not exactly know what ques

tions you wish me to answer , but I can say that I am still plodding along with L I F E ; considerably older and prob If ably none the wiser . there are any facts that you wish

in connection with my existence , I will be glad to furnish

them if you will ask the question . I seem to be in mod eratel y good health and the paper is very prosperous , and $ I hope you are doing well yourself .

W M O O S . B ARTH UR E ND ELL R I still live in oston ,

where I conduct a foreign banking business , in which o c c u i n pat o I have been engaged for the past thirty years . I E c o m i am apt to visit urope nearly every other year , b n ing business with pleasure . I took a European trip in the 0 Spring o f 1 9 7 and again in the Spring o f 1 909 . On the B latter trip I had as a companion our classmate , ishop , and ‘ ’ we had a bully time . I am and have been for a number o f years a director in various charitable and kindred organ iz atio ns in B oston . I take considerable interest in music and belong to several musical clubs . I am still a bachelor , $ o ne Of the very few in the class .

* C H ARLE S M O R GAN . W as born in New York City o n

O 3 1 857 . ctober , He was the son Of Henry and Mary

Cornelia (Pell) Morgan . He prepared for college at Har

O . row and London , ntario After graduation he was engaged W’ B for a time in stock farming at New arlaby , ordentown , 1 88 9 New Jersey , where he continued to live until , when 1 897 . he went abroad He lived at Pau , until , and then removed to Dinard , France , where he lived for several years .

He then returned to New York , which was his residence

o n 1 4 1 908 . until his death May , He had been ill for a number Of months with a complication Of diseases and was

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h obi tuary . I am sometimes fearful t at I may not live to see it edited I presume if I am the sole survivor Of the class there would be no impropriety Of bringing o ut the f hI r S . advanced sheet o it . Messervy and I go to England o n 2 1 st for the stag hunting the , so regret I shall not see $ you Commencement .

A ND RE W MILLER . I do not exactly know what ques

tions you wish me to answer , but I can say that I am still plodding along with L I F E ; considerably older and prob If ably none the wiser . there are any facts that you wish

in connection with my existence , I will be glad to furnish

them if you will ask the question . I seem to be in mod eratel y good health and the paper is very prosperous , and $ I hope you are doing well yourself .

W M O O S . B ARTH UR E ND ELL R I still live in oston ,

where I conduct a foreign banking business , in which ocen ati n p o I have been engaged for the past thirty years . I E c o m i am apt to visit urope nearly every other year , b n ing business with pleasure . I took a European trip in the 0 0 Spring Of 1 9 7 and again in the Spring o f 1 9 9 . On the B latter trip I had as a companion our classmate , ishop , and ‘ ’ we had a bully time . I am and have been for a number of years a director in various charitable and kindred organ iz atio ns in B oston . I take considerable interest in music

u . and belong to several musical cl bs I am still a bachelor , $ o ne of the very few in the class .

* C H ARLE S M OR GAN . Was born in New York City o n f O 3 1 857 . O ctober , He was the son Henry and Mary

Cornelia (Pell) Morgan . He prepared for college at Har

O . row and London , ntario After graduation he was engaged VV arlab B for a time in stock farming at New y , ordentown , New 1 88 9 Jersey , where he continued to live until , when 1 89 7 . he went abroad He lived at Pau , until , and then removed to Dinard , France , where he lived for several years .

He then returned to New York , which was his residence

1 4 1 908 . until his death on May , He had been ill for a number of months with a complication o f diseases and was RE C ORD S OF THE CLASS 3 5

l\I r unconscious for a considerable time before his death . o in gan was never engaged active business . He was married 2 o n 1 4 1 88 to VV OOdward March , Clara , and she and his three sons survive him .

S A NF ORD M ORI S O N . Is still connected with the Mem r f phis A tesian Water Department , o which he has been 0 $ Secretary since 1 9 7 . Since the last report I have b een ‘ ’ innocent o f travelling far and wide o r o f publishing books or o f appearing before the public in other than my business capacity . I look forward with pleasure to the promised h w report , for as the years go by it is interesting to note o an occasional dark horse lengthens his stride and makes a better ﬁnish than he did start .

W O S ED ARD IRVIN G M R E . Nothing alarming has happened in my life since the last report . I am at pres f i in ’ ent , outside o my bus ness , a director the People s National B ank of the city and chairman o f the Board of

Auditors o f the Marlborough Savings B ank . Last year I was elected for the third year President of the Union Club ’ o f n . the city , the leadi g and oldest gentlemen s social club

1 909 C H ARLE S H E NRY M ORS S . Left Medford in to i o f assume same position , super ntendent schools , in Port land , Maine . Since last report has travelled extensively in the United States from the Atlantic to the Paciﬁc and Mifﬂin from Mexico to Canada ; edited for Houghton , ’ Co . an illustrated school edition of Scudder s Fables and Folk Stories ; is member o f the Twentieth Century and New O 1 9 1 2 England B otanical Clubs o f B oston ; in ctober , ,

i Co . bec ame a partner of the ﬁrm of Cheney , Sm th , mercan w tile brokers at San Juan , Puerto Rico , whence he rites $ The Wanderlust has ﬁnally brought me to this delectable

. island , where I intend to make my home for some time

O D AVID M ULD . I continued the practice Of the law k in Sioux City , Iowa , as a member Of the ﬁrm of Mar s and i 1 1 906 . Mould until October , At that time I was appo nted Judge o f the District Court o f the Fourth Judicial District 3 6 CLASS OF 1 880

by Governor Cummings to ﬁll a vacancy , having been previously nominated for the following regular term by a Ju

dic ial . Convention I have occupied the position ever since .

I am now serving my second regular term . The district is comprised of eight counties in the northwest corner o f the

States . The Court has original unlimited jurisdiction in all

cases in law , equity , and probate . The work is varied , $ o n sometimes strenuous , but the whole I enjoy it .

A S M Z Z . I U TI N KE NT U EY S still living in Utica . His n 4 1 9 1 1 wife died o July , .

TH O MA S W HITE NI CKER S O N . Since the last report I have made o ne long journey to the countries about the Mediterranean ( 1 905— 1 906) and a short trip to England My work has been the same and the only new Ofﬁces received are those of President o f the Standing Co m m o f o f W ittee the Diocese estern Massachusetts , and dele gate from the Diocese to two General Conventions o f the $ E o n O 5 piscopal Church . Mrs . Nickerson died ctober ,

1 9 1 1 .

C H ARLE S P H ELP S N ORTO N . I am unmarried ; am practicing law ; am the Chancellor of the University of B o f o f uffalo , a university consisting departments medi

cine , law , pharmacy , and dentistry , to which I have been endeavoring to have added a department o f letters and $ f sciences . Norton is intensely interested in the matter o o f education , especially the incoming foreign population , and has been prominent in the attempt to provide a free B college in uffalo .

* ’ WILLIA M FRA N CI S O C ALLA G H A N . ’ W O C alla han was lVIilfo rd s illiam Francis g born at , Mas , 27 1 856 was o f W E March , and the son illiam and llen

(Flynn) O Callaghan . His early education was Obtained in the schools 0 fMilfo rd; but in those days the Milford High School hardly enabled a student to pass the Harvard ex ami ’

O Calla han W . nations , and Mr . g , in company with illiam F W Sheehan and Daniel . Moriarty , went from Milford to RE CORD S OF THE CLASS 3 7

E xeter to complete their preparation . He entered Harvard 1 8 76 College in , and remained the entire four years , gradu 8 0 was ating with the class in 1 8 . He a genial associate , o f o f fond mingling with his fellows , a lover bright conver sation , and withal a devoted student . He approached his t work wi h determination , and whilst not possessing qualities which to a large extent may be superficial that enable win a student to honors in his classes , yet he mastered the subjects that made up his course . During the last three years o f his college life he was a very successful private o f tutor , and at graduation he adopted the profession teach in 1 883 g, after a brief attendance at the Law School . In be in commenced teaching New York City , and he continued n u r teachi g in that city ntil his death . He died f om the flec ts o f n 9 1 e o 24 1 1 2 . 882 . a fall the ice , January , In Mr ’ alla h an M B c Ginnis f . O C g married Mary T . o elmont She i l ved but a few years , and her premature death was an f a fliction from which he did not soon recover . Afterwards , 1 887 in , he married Delia Haly , who survives him with a son

o f . and three daughters . Those his classmates who saw Mr ’ O Callaghan at the twenty -ﬁfth anniversary o f graduation in 1 905 must have been impressed by the very great change -ﬁve that twenty years had brought about in his appearance , a change showing the development Of power and a life that had been lived according to correct standards . He had hi f lost not ng o his youthful jollity . His best qualities had ’ survived a quarter Of a century s contact with the world , embellished and strengthened by a Christian life . ’ J . A . O K .

’ J OH N AL OYSIUS O KEEFE . Two o f my sons have o ne o f graduated from Harvard College , and the third is 1 9 2 the ﬁrst eight in 1 . Am still practicing law in Lynn ; was Chairman of the Committee that framed the new

Commission Government for Lynn .

LE ONARD E CK STEI N OP DY CKE . Year after year in my winters have been spent New York , and with the E 1 9 1 0 exception of a trip to ngland and Scotland in , my summers in B ar Harbor . I have been well busy 3 8 CLASS OF 1 880 W happy . hile somewhat diverse , my occupations usually $ $ have more o r less to do with uplift . They have , at least , two good results : — that o f bringing me in pleasant con O tact with others , ften classmates , engaged similarly ; and that o f stimulating a belief in the present as be tter than the past , and in the future as certain to be better than the present . In the work of betterment it is a privilege to $ have a share , however slight .

* B C H ARLE S AL ERT PARKER . Charles Albert Parker was born at Boston on October 27 1 858 so n o f B B , and was the John rooks and Annie artlett f ’ (Hall) Parker . He prepared o r college at Noble s School w s in Boston . He a always a man Of retiring disposi in tion and in college as after life , although he had many acquaintances , made few intimate friends . He was fond f o f Of o ut o door sports . Some will remember the meeting 1 879 the Harvard Athletic Association at B eacon Park in , where Parker won the three mile bicycle race which was

n - ridden o the old fashioned high wheels . Cabot in writing $ : Of this event in which he also took part , says It was charac i terist c o f him that most Of o ur training was done together , and that from the very beginning he made no secret o f the way in which he intended to ride the race trailing until the last half mile and then making a spurt — which was precisely the way that he won . It impressed me then with the fairness Of the man , and this impression lasted through all my intercourse with him , which was until he o f left the First Corps Cadets . After graduation Parker went into the banking business and was for several years

o f B . with the firm of Potter , Lovell Company oston o f After that he was engaged in no business , and most his was time occupied with o ut o f door activities . He was fond E of shooting and fishing . ven in college he was intensely interested in military matters . He was an excellent rifle shot and an early member o f the Massachusetts Rifle Asso c iatio n o f , the pioneer society of that nature in this part the country . Parker was also for many years a member $ $ o f Of the First Corps Cadets , the crack Corps in Massa c husetts , and in this organization reached the rank Of First RE C ORD S OF THE C LASS 3 9

Of Sergeant . this part of his life Cabot writes : My remembrance of him in the First Corps is of a man who , while sometimes lacking the ability to control himself , was gifted with a singular control of others , which he exercised in a manner which has left a very sweet memory among $ ’ o ld his comrades . Parker s last years were clouded with Of a complication illnesses . Among other troubles was the fear he had o f a mental disease with which other mem o f f bers his family had been a ﬂicted . This kept him more solitary than he had been before , and he saw few people f during the last years o his life . In this latter period he o ur was under the care Of classmate Barstow , whose death mu st have been a hard blow to him . Parker himself died O o n 1 1 1 9 1 0 . W soon after , ctober , J . .

* W M O P EL LEW . ILLIA GE R GE Died February 1 8 ,

1 892 . . (See Report V , p

M S . JA E LANE PENNYPA CKER Nothing new . I am ‘ an Advisory Manager of the Free Museum o f Science and ’ U Art at the niversity of Pennsylvania , which is hardly $ worth mentioning .

ARTH UR PERRY . NO changes .

M GE OR GE URD O C K PERRY . Nothing to report under statistics , I am sorry to say . As regards other mat Of 1 909 ters personal history , I changed my residence in

s . from Ashland , Mas , to Holden , Mass I have had no 1 905 regular position since , but have done a certain amount of library work . I am engaged in rural pursuits to some f extent and taking some part in the activities o the town . B eyond this I do not recall anything o f sufﬁcient impor $ tance to repeat .

* B M S 8 1 898 . H ER ERT ILL PERRY . Died May , (See

Report VI , p .

N . GE ORGE G O R H A M PETER S . O marriages Trips up the Nile and through Sicily ; also one to Straits o f Ma 40 CLASS OF 1 8 80

f llan . o ge and to the American ports Rest time shooting , : ﬁshing , and playing golf in fact , a thoroughly useless $

o ne . existence , but a happy

WILLIAM AND REW S P EW . Since last report has been commissioned B rigadier General Massachusetts hIilitia 2 9 1 908 (February , ) and assigned to command Second

Brigade .

S P ILS B URY . 1 905 1 2 ERNE T H E NRY , December , at E l Pi sbur . B . . wi rooklyn , New York , H y to Marie A Jad n 1 906 E B o f o f B rooklyn . , lected member of oard Trustees 07— 8 B revo o rt B o f B . 1 9 Of the Savings ank rooklyn , Lec r d o f B tu e before Junior Class Adelphi College , rooklyn , on Law Of Real Property and Law o f Wills and Decedents E 908 . 1 states , Visited Arizona , Southern California , and 1 9 1 0 32 San Francisco . , Moved Ofﬁce to Park Place ,

New York City , which is my present address .

W E S LEY FRANK PRI C E . Since o ur last report I have M . O . moved from Files Valley , Tex to Napton , I have been quietly pursuing the duties and privileges o f my pro o f in fessio n . Nothing worthy note has taken place my life unless a constant desire to make it better is worthy Of mentioning . I greatly rejoice in the honors and achieve $ ments Of my classmates .

o f J O SIA H $ UI N C Y . No t heard from . Is a member 1 B oston Transit Commission . Was married November , f 1 905 o . o f , to Mary , daughter Samuel R Honey , New

York .

H ARRY S EATON RAND . Occupation and residence 1 905 IVI arried 24 1 909 same as in June , . , November , , to

Mabel Rena Mawhinney .

AN E FRED ERI C K J ORD A N R L TT . Possibly I might make an interesting story Of my life during the last six i years , but it would be an awf ul strain on my imag nation . Your account of me in the last Class Report seems reason

42 CLASS OF 1 880

My latest title is grandpa , but the title would fit the little sinner who thrust it o n me almost as gracefully as it does me . t interests are still educational , and as I have not fi yet learned how to decline Of ce convincingly , I am keep ing better men o ut o f several honorable offices o f some

- educational distinction . I am also Vice President of the f B $ Handel and Haydn Society o oston .

RI C H ARD MID D LEC OTT S ALTO N STALL . My oldest bo o f raduat y , Leverett , is in college , a member the class g

1 9 1 4 . ing in June , He is taking quite an active interest in f athletic sports , but not su ficiently for any special mention o ne o f in this respect . For the last five years I have been the Directors of the Harvard Alumni Association , and am f f still a member o the firm o Gaston , Snow Saltonstall , B engaged in the active practice of law here in oston . I do not see that there is anything else I have done which $ would be Of special interest to my classmates .

* S S 1 4 1 89 1 C H E TER FRANKLI N ANGER . Died October , .

(See Report V , p .

S S . O . H E NRY WIL N AVA GE First , my apologies I have taken six months to try to dig up something that would be Of interest to you and my classmates , with a result that is not wholly successful . I am still endeavoring to com bine a minimum o f entertainment to the American public with a maximum gain to myself , although said public often reverses in form and gets a whole lot o f entertainment for itself with very little profit to me $ In addition to my lighter ‘ productions intended solely for amusement , like The ’ ‘ ’ ‘ ’ hI err W W E x y idow , The College idow , cuse Me , ‘ ’ ‘ ’ B o B The Million , and Little y lue , I have continued to ‘ ’ n E undertake some serious work , includi g verywoman , ‘ X ’ $ ’ ‘ Madame , and the grand Operas Parsifal , Madam B $ $ W E . utterfly , and The Girl of the Golden est in nglish In this way I have tried to gain the interest o f the public in grand Opera in the vernacular , whenever possible giving first consideration and always every encouragement to native voices . For singers and novelties I usually visit RE CORD S OF THE C LASS 43

E a f urope twice ye rly , keeping in touch with all that is o f r h value in music and the drama , and o pleasure ave ex tended my trips to Egypt and Turkey . No books bear my f imprint as author , and with the exception o the presidency o f the National Association o f Theatrical Producing Man f o f agers , no o ﬁce public trust has been conferred on me , unless we take into consideration the idea o f the embryo r r playw ights and composers , that the theatrical o operatic manager o r producer is simply a trustee of public funds fo r the exploitation of novelties .

M W S O . No t FRED ERI C K ILLIA H AR N heard from .

M B S WILLIA EVERLY H ARP . Not heard from .

* S S S . 6 1 904 . H E NRY RU ELL H AW Died September ,

(See Report VII , p .

M M i . TH ORNTO N H OW ARD SI ON S . Nothing do ng

* S M S S . 0 1 901 A UE L WI G GI N KI NNER Died May 2 , .

(See Report VII , p .

FRED ERI C K M EAR S S MITH . Occupation and resi dence unchanged and haven ’ t done anything worth writing ’ abo utf

* 8 S 1 . W M . 8 8 ALTER ALLE N ITH Died April , 2 (See 1 1 . Report , p

M . WILLIA STANF ORD STEVE N S Residence the same . ‘ ’ o f Family the same . Occupation still that a retired ’ o f — nu man affairs travelling half the time , but in no $ beaten tracks .

N V ANDERLY N STOW . You know what happened to 1 905 E San Franciscans after . arthquake , ﬁre , broke , and a word o f sympathy from your dear self . I have made a no t trip to Europe since 1 905 . I have changed my occupa tion nor my residence . I have not published any books nor 44 CLASS OF 1 880

appeared in print . I have not held any public Ofﬁces . I m n f am President Of the Thomas Day Company , a a u ac f turing concern located in San Francisco , also President o o f the San Francisco Institute Art , a Trustee o f the Leland U Stanford Jr . niversity , and a Director in the Savings $ Union B ank Of San Francisco .

FRANK OVERTON S UIRE . SO far as I have been con cerned , the changes have been few and your questions must be answered in the negative , unless it might be of interest that I have been for some time the ﬁrst Vice -President of the Cincinnati B ar Association and recently elected a Direc

C . tor Of the Central Trust and Safe Deposit o , and have continued to practice law with reasonable success , coupled $ with an unreasonable amount of labor .

* M O O B . 9 1 894 . WILLIA H UST N TAL OTT Died April ,

(See Report VI , p .

B ARTH UR TAYL OR . I am still practicing law in oston , 53 my business being State St . and my residence Common B wealth Hotel , oston .

WILLIAM GE ORGE LAN GW ORTH Y TAYL OR .

E S Z E D LAUSANN , WIT RLAN 1 1 1 9 1 1 August ,

MY DE R WOODB U RY — I A , took a run down to Geneva a couple Of days ago . Turning over the leaves o f B aedeker ‘ I stumbled upon this : American Consul : Francis B . ’ ‘ ’

K . eene I immediately supplied Bowler , and as soon as u I reached the pier went right p to the pleasant consulate , and I can assure you was received with heartiness . From o ur national representative I learned that a call had been issued from your headquarters for new data for a class report . It is no wonder my notice did not reach me , for I have complained so much at unnecessary mail (always a x surta ) that folks at home are cautious about sending on . Since 1 905 I apparently was pegging along about as I had ’ ‘ in been previously , always thinking I was doing better RE C ORD S OF THE CLASS 45

1 9 10 health and work , until , at the end of February , , I had an attack o f palpitation of the heart that caused me precipitately to throw my work onto my overworked col o f leagues and seek the balmy clime San Antonio , Texas . o ne Coming back to Lincoln at the end of March , I gave u lecture , the res lts of which convinced me that the ways Of the pedagogue were no longer for me . I at once formed plans for a prolonged tour or residence abroad . The house was let to a sorority ; the furniture and books were packed ‘ ’ in the barn — a task of a couple Of months ; the live stock f i was disposed o or otherw se arranged for , and we reached 9 0 0 B oston in time for me to attend the 1 1 reunion o f 1 88 . The result of a year ’ s residence abroad is the conviction that h eart all . o r my is right The stomach was used up , appeared will r to be ; but all that any stomach needs is a little powe . ’ The will works wonders o n the stomach ; but it can t cure i n a weak heart . Lausanne is the ﬁnest stopp ng place I k ow so n Of . My little is at a school , or rather outdoor camp on the lake ; and I frequently row along the shore to his place . n o f n in I had , o t long ago , frightful pains i digestion my

- stomach , but a little work with dumb bells has cured all i that . Last w nter was spent in Paris , near the Luxem bourg Gardens . I paid some attention to the French lan guage , which I have always been somewhat conversant W i with . e shall spend next W nter in Germany , perhaps at r - -B is au Freibu g im re g . It is even possible that we spend a ‘ ’ B ut i . third year abroad , bath ng in Italian also we have ’ limi ted our expatriation to 1 9 1 3 . I don t care to spend a ‘ ’ life of unalloyed pleasure . Sooner or later I want to live and die casting my lot in among the rest fo r better o r for worse in my o wn country , which I love the better the $ more I pick ﬂaws .

* S 9 1 901 . J O H N EVER TEBBETS . Died January 1 ,

(See Report VII , p .

S No t . JOHN JACOB TH OM EN . heard from

W ALTER C H E C KLEY TIFFANY . Gave up law practice 90 i i o f in 1 7 . S nce then has been manag ng editor the 4 6 C LASS OF 1 880 Northwestern Miller and associate editor of the B ellman of

Minneapolis , Minn .

OW S . H OWARD T N END As for my record , I still live Our e . in N w York summer home is at Southampton , B ar Long Island . I am still at the , but , being a member Of the Committee on Character appointed by the Supreme Court to pass o n the ﬁtness and character of applicants for B ar admission to the , and being the Chairman Of the Com mittee o f the B ar Association having to do with the dis barment o f who lawyers have misconducted themselves ,

I have practically Withdrawn from general practice . My daughter Sophia and I spent a delightful three months in

9 . Italy in 1 90 . I have published nothing Lately I have been one o f a committee to persuade o ur Court of Appeals to lengthen from three to four years the period of study required Of those who Wish to be admitted to the New York W B ar . e succeeded in the spring Of

M B RI C H ARD TRI LE . NO matters of interest to record .

FRED ERI C ALLI S ON TUPPER . In 1 906 I was elected President of the Massachusetts Teachers ’ Association and Fo r was reelected in 1 907 . several years I have been a ’ trustee o f the B oston Teachers Retirement Fund Associa f B ’ tion . I am also a trustee o the oston Teachers Pension 05 B Fund . In 1 9 I published in the oston Transcript ‘ ’ 1 906 Genealogical Notes o n the Tupper Family . In appeared my pamphlet entitled ‘ A Retirement Fund for ’ 1 909 as B Teachers . In I w Phi eta Kappa poet at Tufts ‘ College , and read some verses entitled The Golden Caril ’ lon . I was made an honorary member of the Delta Chap o f o f B K ter Massachusetts , Phi eta appa , Tufts College , ‘ ’ 9 was 1 09 . The Golden Carillon published in the Tufts 1 9 1 1 909 . 0 College Graduate for July , In I wrote the pro 1 89 9 logue fo r the 1 9 1 5 Pageant . Since I have been Head $

f B . master o the Brighton High School , oston

B S RAD F ORD TR O N G TURPI N . Nothing at all to f report that is O interest to the class . RE CORD S OF THE C LASS 47

o f J OH N LATH R O P WAKEFIELD . In the Summer 1 906 I became a director and associate counsel of the John B Hancock Mutual Life Insurance Company of oston , and as I found the business of the company required all my f W time , I withdrew from the ﬁrm o Rand , Vinton akeﬁeld , which was soon dissolved . I am still with the insurance company and have relieved the routine Of regular work by business trips to various parts o f the country and by two

n . vacations abroad . I am still livi g in Dedham , Mass , 1 $ B . and my business address is 78 Devonshire St . , oston

C H ARLE S W ARE . Nothing o f interest has happened to 905 I n 1 . h ass . o me since I am living in Princeton , , a small $ farm , working hard and enjoying life .

W . C H ARLE S EVERETT ARRE N First and foremost ,

f n . I have three children , who o course are the ﬁ est in town Every other parent in the neighborhood says so o f their o wn . The names Of these hale and hearty children Of mine : W are Marguerite Imelda arren , born at Hyde Park , August 30 1 901 W E , ; Charles Joseph arren , born at North aston , 9 1 906 Exilda W January , ; Dorothy arren , born at North

E 1 3 1 908 . aston , February , Marguerite wishes she could go to Harvard , Where she could learn to be an artist and in author , both of which arts she shows precocity ; Charles

Joseph shows an aptitude for mechanical pursuits , chieﬂy p ulling things to pieces at present , and he too is ﬁrmly decided that he will go to Harvard ; and Dorothy is as yet

n . W undecided , but is in favor of runni g a candy shop hat ’ I haven t done that I have been ambitio ns to do would W be more voluminous than what I have done . hen I was o f obliged to give up the active practice medicine , owing to to ill health , I hoped be able to return again and take up the work anew , but time ﬁnds me still engaged in the by no means less arduous but less exacting ﬁeld Of literature , with ambition far greater than the fruition . Skirmishing more as a free lance than otherwise , I have written in a desultory manner upon medical subjects . I have a series entitled ‘ In the Twilight ’ now appearing in the Medical

Fortnightly of St . Louis , which the editor informs me will be 48 C LASS OF 1 880

run as long as I will supply copy . I also have a series of o f articles appearing in the Therapeutic Record Louisville . s n I have done some newspaper work , chieﬂy special and y dic at e work . A number Of articles have also appeared in ‘ h ni And ’ Popular hI ec a c s. I might add pot boilers too ‘ ’ insigniﬁcant to mention . Me and the family live the simple life here , sometimes simpler than we like , but the nearness to the heart of nature makes amends for such pri i ns o f vat o as a country life must necessity involve . The freedom and health which we enjoy has made me an enthu ‘ ’ siastic missionary in the back to the land cause , which is somewhat o f a hobby with me as a solution for some o f the many social evils Of the day from the overcrowding Of f $ cities and depletion o the country .

RE B C H ARLE S G NFILL W A S H URN . Have never over come that natural modesty which so completely blighted my life in college . The dates you seek are an unexpired term in the 5 9th Congress and served in the 60th and 6 l st $ Congresses .

BB H E NRY RAND ALL W E . Engaged in the practice of

W . . law in ashington , D C Member Of the Cosmos and o f o f Chevy Chase Clubs . Assistant Treasurer the Society - f the Cincinnati . Vice President o the Society of the Cin f f c innati o f Maryland . President o the Society o the War

1 8 1 2 . Of , in the District of Columbia Secretary Of the ’ ’ La men s o f y Association Saint John s Church . Secretary

Of the Law Reporter Printing Company .

B AL ERT B ARNE S W EI MER . Was in Europe in the ’ 08 ’ 9 ’ f 1 905 0 1 0 . s Summers o , and Wa married on June 1 2 9 0 E 1 1 . . , , to lla C Goforth

S M . C H RI TOP H ER I N OT W ELD Nothing new .

RI C H ARD W ELLI N G . Received a degree of Master of

1 9 1 1 . Pedagogy from New York University , Read a f paper before the U . S . Association o Civil Service Com ‘ missioners o n Control of t nic ipal Civil Service Commis

5 0 CLASS OF 1 880 month in the spring ﬁshing and a month in the fall shoot f ing , at my camp in Maine ; summers , most o the time, at my farm in Lunenburg , Mass . , and winters at Auburn dale , Mass . , trying to read the books I have been buying -ﬁve for the past twenty years . My younger son , Philip , 1 907 graduated in , following his brother in

ALFRED WI LKI N S ON . Fo r ten years and more I have been practicing patent law in New York , without any f events o particular interest to others .

* M O O O W S . O 3 1 1 896 TH H LLAND ILLIA Died ctober , .

(See Report VII , p .

* AM C W O WILLI RA F RD WI NL OCK . Died September

20 1 896 . . , (See Report VI , p

B . R O ERT WI N S OR Has not replied . Is still a member f Ki o the ﬁrm of dder , Peabody Company and promi f nent in the ﬁnancial world . Is a trustee o Phillips Exeter

Academy and the Middlesex School .

B . J O H N W OOD URY In January , 1 9 1 1 , I resigned the Office Of Secretary and Executive Officer o f the Metro politan Park Commission of Massachusetts , a position to which I had given the most Of my time and the best o f my f B e forts for fifteen years . I still retain offices in oston and Lynn , but my practice Of the law is mostly in connec f wn tion with the care of property , some o it my o , but f B o . largely others My winter home is in oston , but I have changed my summer home from the seashore of Lynn P nka o B to the farm country of o p g, back of the lue Hills f $ O Milton . TEMPORA RY A ND AFFILIATE D MEMBE RS

W M B . ILLIA TURELL AND RE W S . Still living in oston $ $ No change .

M B B WILLIA RAN S O M AR OUR . I have not changed o n 1 my occupation , but my ﬁrm was dissolved August , 1 0 1 9 . The members continue in association and share On f o wn . Of ices together , each conducting his practice

1 0 E . May 1 , 1 9 1 , I removed to 2 xchange Place I have 1 905 changed my residence . I left Yonkers in September , , when my boys went to the Taft School to prepare for col B l in lege . Since then Mrs . arbour and I have ived various W r hotels in New York . hat o u residence address will be after the summer vacation I kn ow not . My elder son is just ﬁnishing his Sophomore year at Yale . The younger passed his examinations a year ago , but has not attended college this year . He has been taking some supplementary w i courses at the Taft School . I expect he ill jo n the Class of 1 9 1 5 . I have no new vital statistics to report . This o u record as you have it is quite correct . Nor can I send y any news Of honors , books , or travels .

* B . J O H N C H ARLE S OND Was born at Derry , New f O 3 1 857 . O Hampshire , on ctober 2 , He was the son John E E B . W . and Mary . ( mery) ond He prepared for college at Haverhill , Mass . , and he entered Harvard with the f r Class of 1 880 and remained with the class o two years , o n o f r when , account ill health , he was obliged to d op a 1 88 1 fo r year . He remained with the Class of a term and then was compelled by circumstances to leave college and

Y . went to Rochester , N . , Where he was engaged in the o ne insurance business . After year he returned to Massa c husetts and was for a while in the Office Of the Boston

E B . . conomist . He then entered the art store Of S Moul ’

B . ton in oston , and after Mr Moulton s death the art 5 2 CLASS OF 1 880

B store o f J . F . Cabot , also in oston , in whose employ he

remained for the rest o f his life . He made his home for a

. On O 23 1 90 6 number of years in Chelsea ctober , , he

W . . B o f married Susan M ryant , the widow a close friend , W and had purchased a house in averly , with the intention

o f making it his permanent home . During the Summer o f 1 909 he had a serious illness , from which , however , he was appeared to have recovered , but taken with erysipelas

and died the following spring , after a nine days illness . He is survived by his widow and a stepson o f whom he was

very fond .

B $ H ENRY D ENI S ON URN H A M . Since 1 905 I have resided for the most part in this V icinity and have made $ several trips to Europe .

MI G H ELL S BAC H MAN BUTLER . Not heard from .

* FRED ERI C E M ER S O N C H AND LER . Was born at

B o n 0 1 85 . oston June 2 , 8 . He was the son of Dr Thomas n f Henderson Chandler , at o e time Dean o the Harvard f fo r B School o Dentistry . He prepared college at the oston

Latin School . He was a member Of the class for two years B n and subsequently studied at Strasburg , Leipsic , erli ,

Copenhagen , and Munich . He practiced dentistry in Paris 1 890 1 89 from to 2 . Returning to America he entered

the Tufts Medical School , where he Obtained the degree

o f . . 0 M D in 1 9 5 . From that time he practiced medicine B in oston as an oculist . He was an excellent linguist and translated many foreign medical treatises into English E was and nglish treatises into other languages . He especially proﬁcient in the German language and its dialects . He was librarian Of the Boston Turnverein Society and arranged and catalogued their library . He subsequently became treasurer o f that society . Chandler was a member of the Roxbury Mann r e c ho r and also of the Order o f Masons . He had suff ered for some years with a valvular heart trouble and the im o f n 23 1 9 1 0 mediate cause his death , which occurred o June , , was 909 . was n 0 1 heart failure He married o July 2 , , to Nettie W o f May right , Haverhill , who survives him . RE CORD S OF THE CLASS 5 3

$ ED WARD KANE CLARKE . Nothing new to chronicle since I last saw yo u . I seem to continue to live in Europe . $ I shall be very glad to get a report .

* M NATH ANIEL H E N C H AN D AVI S .

o f . Nathaniel Henchman Davis , son Samuel and Mary A O 26 (Henchman) Davis , was born in Cincinnati , hio , April ,

1 858 . He prepared for college , ﬁrst at the private school B ’ 60 E . E of ugene F liss , and later at Phillips xeter Academy ; he fully intended to enter Harvard with other members of ’ 80 wh o , had been his friends and companions almost from U his birth . nfortunately his eyes (always weak in his early life) failed him at the most critical time ; this necessitated a long period o f rest from study , which Davis spent in $ European travel . He entered Harvard College as a Special Student $ in the Fall of 1 8 77 and continued as such for two years ; afterwards he took a special course in the Harvard Law f r the Class School o o ne year . He left Cambridge with Z

o f 1 880 . He returned to Cincinnati , where he entered the Senior Class o f the Law School o f the University of Cincin LL B B ar nati , received his . degree and was admitted to the O in 1 1 in Of hio 88 . Aside from the time spent at school , i ’ travel , and at Cambridge , he l ved his life and did his life s

n . On 2 1 7 work in Cinci nati April 6 , 88 , Davis was married l f o ur to Jeannette A ice Skinner , sister o beloved classmate ,

W . k l i . e . Samuel S inner . His Widow and his two chi dren , , a daughter , Louise , now wife o f Hugh Whittaker , and a son , ’ c a Chase Henchman Davis (H . survive him . Davis was reer a successful one , in the best sense . Not technically o f a regular member any Harvard class , yet , while in Cam

E . wa . K . bridge , he s elected to membership in the D , the

Pudding , the A . D . Club , the Glee Club , and many other organizations and societies o f those days . His relations ’ with 80 were peculiarly close ; instead o f being merely f was who af iliated with , he really adopted by our fellows , i n o f l ked and admired him and made him o e us , so far

. o f 1 88 1 as possible The same may be said , though in a less degree . After leaving Cambridge he always had the interests o f Harvard at heart ; he was President o f the Cincinnati Harvard Club ; an active worker in the Asso 54 CLASS OF 1 880 c iated Harvard Clubs organization ; and in many other ways gave valuable service and time to the interests of the B ar University . Though admitted to the , he never really

- became a practicing lawyer , probably feeling that his real abilities could be put to better use in other , though allied , directions . Possessed of ample means , he stead - o n fastly refused to become a mere idler and looker . The f list o Official positions he occupied in business , charitable , literary , educational , and social organizations in Cincinnati and elsewhere is too long to state , even if at this time Sufli c e obtainable . it to say that to each and every one Of them he gave the best that was in him , and that the value o f his service was in every instance Openly recognized and o f gladly appreciated by those most capable judging . In 1 898 he became a Director of the Central Trust and Safe i Deposit Company , the Oldest organization of its k nd in Ohio ; in 1 901 he was made its President and continued as f such until his death . Seldom can it be said o any man that the place he was called upon to fill in the practical affairs of life was the o ne he was exactly fitted by nature to ’ occupy . The above , however , may truly be said of Davis connection with this corporation . He was justly proud f o the success he made , and loved the work he was called W upon to do . hen his health began to fail , his hardest o f trial , next to the thought leaving family and friends , was the thought o f surrendering the work to which his best efforts had been devoted . Though physically strong and robust beyond the average , he began to fail as years went o f by . He knew for a long time before his death the aneu rism o f the heart which finally was fatal ; he knew that his end might come at any moment . He manfully tried his best to live . The final stroke was sudden and unexpected 1 7 to all except , probably , himself . He died November ,

1 9 1 0 . His attractive personality , his true friendships for those he really was fond Of , his unfailing courtesy to all , his kindness and consideration for those under his control , and his sincere enthusiasm and devotion to Objects he

t . deemed worthy , were known o all

O. . F . S RE CORDS OF THE C LASS 5 5

* M O S W . 25 1 905 . TH A C H AD I C K D AY Died April ,

(See Report VII , p .

* W M 1 ILLIA RID DLE D UN CKLEE . Died February 0 ,

1 889 . (See Report VII , p .

* O S . 2 W 22 1 9 1 . PIERP NT ED ARD Died January ,

* O . 0 9 CLIFF RD GARD NER Died April 2 , 1 87 . (See II Report , p .

* W BU S . 8 1 29 1 8 . IL R FI KE GILLETTE Died July ,

(See Report II , p .

* W AM M ILLI ORTON GRINNELL . William Morton Grinnell died o f pneumonia at his resi

n 6 . dence in New York o February 9 , 1 90 Grinnell was f born in the City o New York , February 28 , 1 857 , a son of W . F . Grinnell . He studied at Stuttgart and at Phillips Im Exeter and entered Harvard with the Class o f 1 880 . paired health prevented his going through with the class and compelled him to leave Harvard during his second year there . Entering the consular service o f his country , L w he served at yons , France, for a time ; became a la yer and entered upon the practice of that profession at Paris , France , where he was the Counsel Of the American Embassy from W in o f 1 88 1 to 1 886 . hile France he received the degrees n B achelier en Droit and B achelier es Lettres . Returni g to o f America , he took up the practice the law , which he continued until his appointment by President Harrison as f f Assistant Secretary o State . The duties o that ofﬁce W occupied him for a few years at ashington , when he returned to New York and entered again upon the practice f o f o the law , but in a short time he became a partner the

B . banking house of Morton , liss Co , and so continued for several years , retiring , however , from the ﬁrm upon its incorporation into the Morton Trust Company . His

B o . n relations with Morton , liss C , were i terrupted by ' ﬂ red the outbreak Of the Spanish War, when he O e his ser vices to the government and entered the army with the 5 6 CLASS OF 1 880

rank of Major , serving until the conclusion of the war , and thereupon resumed his connection with the banking ﬁrm . During his business life in Ne 7 York he became a director Gunl o f the Illinois Central Railroad , the y Mountain Coal B Company , the Mount Morris ank , the Rio Grande , the ﬁ B Sierra Madre and Paci c R . R . Company , and the Sea each

Land Company , and retained those directorships until his was death . His contribution to general literature several o n books contemporaneous social and economic questions , $ U $ among them the Rise and Fall Of the nited States , $ $ o f U the Regeneration the nited States , and Social $ 1 8 90 Theories and Social Facts . In he received from the

French Government , for distinguished legal service in c o n n o f nec tio with International Copyright , the Cross the U Legion o f Honor . His clubs and societies were : nion f Club o New York , Metropolitan Club of New York , W U Metropolitan Of ashington , niversity , Lawyers , Har o f vard , Riding , Fencing , Society the Mayﬂower , New Z f On York oological , and Military Order o Foreign Wars . 8 1 898 W E December , , he married , at ashington , lizabeth

E O . E Lee rnst , daughter Of General swald H rnst , and she E survives him with two children , lizabeth Lee Grinnell and

George Morton Grinnell .

J . D . F .

B S . GE OR GE WE TER HALL Not heard from .

* S S O . 4 ED W ARD H LLAND H A TI N G Died March ,

1 889 . . (See Report IV, p

ARTH UR CYRU S H ILL . NO changes and nothing o f $ interest since last report .

ARTH UR WIL S O N H OOPER . Is still living in Brook line . The following paragraph corrects several errors in the biographical statement in the report of 1 905 . $ W o f Arthur ilson Hooper , son Nathaniel and Harriet

W B . o n Rose ( ilson) Hooper , was born at oston , Mass , ’

5 1 859 . January , He prepared for college at Noble s B School in oston . After leaving college he studied law

5 8 C LASS OF 1 880

heart trouble . He never complained , however , and it was only after his death that it was known how much he had few been suffering . He was ill in bed only a days before

20 1 907 . his death on October , The immediate cause o f his death was pneumonia .

* Wa J O H N LAURIE MARTI N . s born in New York City f W 8 1 857 . o on October , He was the son illiam Runyon f r and Sarah Frances (Bacon) Martin . He prepared o college U at a private school and New York niversity , Where he was spent o ne year . He obliged to be absent from Cam 1 88 1 bridge during our senior year , but returned in for his was degree . After leaving college he for several years interested in cattle raising , at ﬁrst in New York State , 1 885 o u and then o n a ranch in Nebraska . In he sold t his

. C . interest in the ranch , and moved to Morganton , N , where he was interested in the Piedmont Lumber Ranch and 1 888 fﬁ Mining Company . From he had his o ce in New York City and was interested in promoting numerous business enterprises . He has also engaged in the real

e . was estate business in N w York , where he resided He present throughout o ur reunion in 1 905 and thoroughly enjoyed the Opportunity of meeting his classmates , many o f whom he had not seen since our college days . He had planned a delightful holiday fo r himself and family in E n urope , but o account of a business engagement sent his an n o n 7 Wife d two boys o a steamer sailing June , intend 4 On ing to follow them o n June 1 . the day after his family sailed he was taken ill with what was thought to be to appendicitis , and removed the Roosevelt Hospital , but n - o n o Sunday pleuro pneumonia appeared , and he died

1 3 1 906 . Sunday morning , June ,

f FRANK W O O D ARD M ERRI CK . President o Amer ican Stay Company ; President o f Union Lock Stitch Co m pany ; both located in East B oston . Have invented two $ important new machines fo r shoe and harness work .

* S 4 890 M . 1 1 . H E NRY D AVI I N OT Died November ,

(See Report VII , p . RE CORD S OF THE CLASS 5 9

* M O 6 1 879 . HI C KY H UNT RGAN . Died August , (See

Report II , p .

* S S S 2 7 1 903 . C H ARLE MAR CU O B ORN . Died February ,

(See Report VII , p .

* S M P E 5 1 880 . C H ARLE HIRA W . Died June 2 , (See

Report II , p .

* ARTH UR S ALEM PLI MPT O N . So n of Salem Marsh B W and B eulah Marsh ( elknap) Plimpton , was born at ells

1 3 1 857 . River , Vt December , He prepared for college at Phillips Exeter and Academy entered Harvard with the was class , but obliged by illness to leave college before wa completing his course . He s engaged for a time in a manufacturing business at Southbridge , Mass . , but in

8 B . Y . 1 8 1 moved to rooklyn , N , and entered the employ

f W Co . o the hite , Potter Paige , picture frames , mould ’ n o f i gs , and builders cabinet work , which company he was

Treasurer at the time o f his death . He was married o n 1 8 1 884 who o n June , , to Sarah Isabella Tomes , died B 28 1 899 . August , His home after removing to rooklyn

Y . was at Hollis , $ ueens County , N . , and it was there that he passed quietly away , without suffering , after about a ’ l i o n 1 5 month s il ness from an intest nal trouble , February ,

1 09 . 9 . His daughter and four sons survive him

M WILLIA C ARR OLL PRI CE . Am still residing in the P f f W a . O city o ilkesbarre , , engaged in the practice law . No honors nor public Ofﬁce except that for the past six years I have been employed as the County Solicitor for $ the County Of Luzerne .

WILLIA M STANT ON R O GER S . I virtually retired from the active practice Of law many years ago . Have lately bought a ﬁne farm in northeastern lVI assac husetts i $ and mean to try to do a bit of farm ng .

FRANK RUS S AK . Your circular letter o f October 1 reached me here in Paris . It is with regret that I admit 6 0 CLASS OF 1 880 having been very remiss in not answering your circular

letters Of preceding dates , and that I have been Of the ‘ ’ number from whom NO reply was received fo r the Class Report ; for I believe that I had not sent in what was

fo r . required the earlier Class Report However , I shall be happy to do the needful now and send you data concerning

myself to cover a period o f years . If you will be good enough to let me know up to what date I had sent in a report Or I shall complete the same to date . I may write up a report from the time I left college to date and send this so f that you:have it towards the end o December . I shall

await your advice in regard to this . You ask whether I ‘ still play the Hungarian Rhapsody NO . I still play

this , but very infrequently . And when I do it is not without thought o f my Harvard friends who lent me encouragement

in my musical pleasures and relaxations . I regret to say that I do not give the attention to music that I should like

to give . About ﬁve years ago I studied the piano with k - n Moszkows i , the well know composer , and at that time B ut devoted some time to music . in recent years my life has undergone a great change and to the detriment o f some Of the idealities o f life that are so well expressed through

music . Perhaps I have lived too much in the realm of the

ideal and I now see life as it is . This much is certain , when

I was at Harvard College my V iew of life , as I pictured it $

o ne . to myself , was a very ideal

L OUI S P H ELP S S C O VILLE . I continued in the bank ing business in Chicago from 1 905 until about the close of 1 907 , when the bank with which I was connected went into 1 908 liquidation . During most of the year I was engaged in winding up the affairs of the bank and disposing of its 1 909 was f assets . In the Spring of I O fered a position as Division Sales Manager with the American Multigraph O in f Sales Company of Cleveland , hio , charge o the St . Oﬂi c e Louis , and removed with my family to this city ,

where we have since resided . My two Oldest sons are with me in business and there are no changes in the list of vital ’ statistics which I return to yo u . My house address is 8 4 35 f 1 2 B . . 4 Morgan St , and O ﬁce Fullerton uilding I am RE CORD S OF THE C LASS 6 1 a member of the local Harvard Club and Of the Mercantile $ Club .

B S AD NA AL C H H A W . Nothing new to report . Same $ business as before .

* S S M A T US I G . 1 9 C H ARLE U NER Died January 2 , 8 8 . 87 (See Report VI , p .

* W OS S . 26 1 879 ILLETT L EE TITU Died September , .

(See Report II , p .

J O H N S A M UEL WARRE N . Since last report removed k w O from Fran to n , ntario , to Fair Haven , Vermont , and 1 9 1 0 f in October , , changed from the diocese o Vermont to ’ o f i r that Ma ne and became Rector of St . Paul s Chu ch at Fairﬁ l Fort e d.

M ORRILL WYMAN . Still living in Cambridge except E n . when travelli g ngaged in no business or profession .

STATI STI C S

66 CLASS OF 1 880

* FRENCH STELLA EVANS 1 89 1 M G E M T 0 . 23 1 89 FULLER AR ARET LIZABETH C AVISH April , S M S . 29 1 885 GARDINER ALLIE ERRICK ept , MA D Y . . 9 1 892 GASTON LOCKWOOD . April , E MA G . 27 1 894 GEDDES THILDE HU L June , S 1 5 1 887 GEST LILLIE CHULTZE June , M R MA . S 1 4 1 886 GIL N ARY FOSTER ept . , No v 27 1 893 GOOCH CAROLYN HERRICK . . , N D O 3 1 895 GREELEY AN A LOWELL UNBAR ct . , * - EM M 1 886 0 . a GRISWOLD ILY POST y , M 3 1 889 HALE CA ILLA CONNER July , — E N 20 1 82 . . G 8 HALL , F B LLEN PA E ORCROSS June , M EMM R M 5 1 884 HANSCO A FLORENCE E ICK June , * V G N M O 2 1 8 2 N . 6 8 HARRISON IR I IA ERRIT ORRIS ct . , Z P Y N 1 1 898 ELI ABETH COO ER PRU , M G -S 903 M . 25 1 AR ARET JANETA LINDSAY ITH July ,

M R M . 1 1 1 889 HART ARY HU D PUTNA . July , H *E M N 22 1 881 ATCH STHER PARSONS ASO Jan . , MAY W N Ma 23 1 887 ILSON BURLSO y , HENDERSON AGNES ROUDEBUSH 1 889 P N W O 2 1 882 HILLS JOSE HI E HITTEN ct . , * N - M R NI E D 28 1 880 C O S . HI ES ARY L . ec , * HIN E s V 1 1 895 ADDIE IBBARD July , M D N 5 1 896 ARY AVIS JOHNSO June , M M 30 1 886 HOBBS ARY ALICE CLARK arch , * MM A L MB A ERT 3 1 888 HOLDEN E A RNDT O Jan . , * P D 7 18 0 S G N . 8 W . UI HOO ER , LO SE TOU HTO ec , l 1 7 1 895 ALICE FORBES PERKINS Apri ,

No v . 30 1 883 M A T . HOWE RY CLEVES ALBOTT , *H 1 3 1 882 U I DEKOP ER R . . CA OLINE C FOSTER June , * U T P M A 27 1 89 2 H RST HEO HILA RSH April , O 20 1 887 N R . . W . JACKSO LUCY ICE ct , H N M 4 1 903 JO NSO LEILA ILLER June , M 30 1 901 JONES ETHEL BOWDITCH arch , 8 1 893 EM I S MP . No v. ER N . KEENE PRICE E LE ,

R . 1 9 1 882 KELLY LILLIAN BASSETT ICKER Jan , 95 1 9 1 1 M G M G I . AR ARET A U RE April , 6 1 893 N D G . KEN ESON LIZZIE OU LASS April , 20 1 899 KENT FRANCES FROST . July , M N M 24 1 889 KILBURN HARRIET ASO PLU ER April , * No v . 6 1 890 M A N W . LA SON N E ALLEN ARD , LEA N T W M 2 1 89 7 CAROLI E YLER BRO N arch , D 1 M E . 894 LEARNED ARIE ZELL ec , M 9 1 879 LESTER ARY JANE CANFIELD July , * LU M NN T 23 1 885 A IE BAIRD ORREY June , 1 4 1 8 95 KATHERINE HEATH WOODRUFF Feb . , — M C OLEGATE . 28 1 905 ESSERVY HARRIET LAURIE Feb , M — v 4 1 8 No . 87 LE Y . ILLER CORNELIA RO , MA RRIAGES 6 7

* M G A W A M 1 4 1 882 OR AN CL RA OODW RD arch , v 1 9 1 89 1 M ORA No . ORISON C U RRIE , R 28 1 886 M . ORSE HARRIET A ANDLETT April , M M i 6 1887 ORSS YRA BRAYTON Apr l ,

M D O . 8 1 884 OULD ANNA G . ECKER ct , M *M G W 5 1 895 UZZEY AR ARET ESTCOTT July , * NICK ERS ON M M . 1 0 1 888 ARY LOUISA HOFF AN Jan , * ’ * O G M T Dec 27 1 882 M I . CALLA HAN ARY . CG NNIS , D E L D 30 1 887 TA . HALY ec , O ’ M ANN l 24 1 883 KEEFE ARY A CRONAN . Ju y , P DY E O 2 1 893 O CKE . 1 DITH BELL ct , P G 1 1 884 S . 7 PENNY ACKER GRACE FI H ER COOLID E June , R MM 1 9 1 882 PE RY , A . E A A . FOSTER Jan . , PE w N ING 2 1 887 ALICE HU T TON June , 0 PI LS B Y M R D . 1 2 1 9 5 UR . JA DwrN A IE A ec , S i 28 1 892 PRICE ARAH BARTLETT Apr l , IN * T 1 7 1 900 $ U CY ELLEN (KREBS) Y LE R Feb . , M R No v 1 1 905 A Y HONEY . , R M R v 24 1 909 M N No . AND ABEL ENA AWHI NEY , RAN LE TT — G E 5 1 895 E F LIx . 1 AD LE AU USTINE Aug , * R NN R M R n 6 1 888 HETT A IE AY OND EID . Ju e , * O E E O 2 1 8 0 R . L . 7 8 O SEVELT ALICE H ct , D 2 1 E M A Ro w . 886 EDITH K R IT C ec , R M R 28 1 884 USSELL A Y CATHERINE ENO June , S E O 1 7 1 89 1 ALTONSTALL EL ANOR BROOKS ct . , * S G AN 25 1 884 AN ER GERTRUDE F . BLACKM June , S G T O 24 I BA HE LE R . 1 889 AVA E ALICE LOU SE C ct ,

SH R UI T . 2 1 884 A ON LO SE EVIS Aug , * R X R S . 20 1 883 S . HAW , H . GRACE LENO ATHBONE ept , S MM R AM G n 30 1 897 I ONS OSE H ILTON HU HES Ju e , *

SKD IN ER B No v . 1 886 ELIZA ETH JOHNSTON JONES ,

SM O . 4 1 1 M . . 88 ITH , F . CARRIE A HAYES ct , ST EV EN s MI N I G N D 1 1 1895 E LY HU T N TO LEWIS ec . ,

S W E O . 1 1 885 TOW BESSIE . LLIS ct , — S I MA S MP . 1 6 1 902 U RE RION E LE LINDSAY Aug , * * T K I W G Ma 6 1 884 ALBOTT ATHERINE LOU SE RI HT y , — 2 1 1 894 T O W . R M A N N . n AYL R , G . L . F ANCES CHA BERL I BROW Ju e , T R l 25 1 888 R . IFFANY LILA OBINSON Apri , * 1 7 1 888 T S P I W P D KE . OWNSEND O H A ITHERS OON IC Y April , N G O 2 9 O W . 0 1 8 4 AN E L NDES LAN DON ct , 1 4 1 90 T M R P . . 0 RI BLE CORA ANDOL H Feb , * l 2 1 T P P R M R I V AN I . 883 U E A Y SABEL BUSK RK Ju y , 5 1 892 MM . S GRACE E A CANEDY ept . , M 1 6 1 8 1 T P . 8 UR IN CLEONE HOWARD PEAK arch , * W E M T MP R i 29 1 885 AR ARY E LE LEONA D Apr l , — W F u 2 1 1 90 W E E . G . 0 ARR N , C ELLA INI RED KEE AN J ne , W H N V S i 25 1 889 AS BUR CAROLINE INTON LATER Apr l , W 1 1 1 890 EBB June , 6 8 CLASS OF 1 880

W M R . 21 1 9 1 0 EI E ELLA C GOFORTH June , W M LIN Z E E 24 1 889 ELD ARIAN April , W N N R Ma 1 8 1 887 HEELA ALBERTI E ANDALL y , Z E TTI E S WHITCOMB . FERNALD Feb 1 888 * D — M N G V W . . 5 1 884 HITE , F ARY KI EZIN Feb . , — I D W W . . 1 6 1 897 HITE , H KATHAR NE ANA June , G AMY G W O . 1 0 1 883 HITIN ESTELLE FER USON ct , * W LO M M 2 1 883 IN CK ALICE BROO ONROE June , M W E M . G O 27 1 883 INSOR LEANOR A EE ct . , R W R N . 1 8 1 885 OODBU Y JEN IE USSELL CHURCHILL Feb ,

TEMPORARY MEMBERS

R M 5 1 889 BARBOU EDITH LA BERT June , A M N H E CK S CH ER 3 0 1 888 BURNH JOHAN A April , 2 M . 9 1 8 1 E . 8 BUTL R , B JESSIE FRANCINE JACKSON June , * N MA Y W G u 20 1 909 CHANDLER ETTIE RI HT J ly , M 2 1 904 CLARKE , E . K . BERTHE ONTANDON June , * D N — S I 26 1 887 AVIS , . H . JEANNETTE ALICE K NNER April , * * M 1 885 DA Y MARY H . S ITH *

E E . 8 1 898 NN E L E . D . GRI ELL LIZABETH RNST ec ,

H PP D . 26 1 898 W . ALL , G . GERTRUDE ALTHEA KNA ec , * G * 2 1 1 9 A I M R . . 87 H ST N S A Y H GASKILL Aug , — E 2 1 2 M N . . . 1 88 HILL , A . C . IN IE E LLIS Jan , P — NY M 1 9 1 898 W . . HOO ER , A . JEN PATTERSON ILLER Feb , - D MAY S PP No v . 22 1 883 JORDAN , E . . HE ARD , * 1 3 1 84 A S . . 8 JOYCE RVILLA ARLETTE AUNDERS Aug , * 25 1 898 CARRIE A . CARROLL Aug . ,

D . 24 1 904 M . W ARION J ENDELL ec , * * N H N 1 6 1 879 M CA R OC A . . LUDLOW HARRIET FRANCES PUTNA Jan , M D E Y N 1 5 1 885 ARTIN JULIA ICHOLS April , M G R 1 7 1 884 ERRICK ABI AIL H . USSELL April , * O E M O . 9 1 889 SBORN CHARLOTTA . ATTHEWS ct , * * M P S A I T M 1 8 1 884 PLI TON AR H SABELLA O ES June , R G P R 28 1 890 O ERS EVA JOSE HINE OSS . Jan . , R E S 1 9 1 899 M E . USSAK ARIE LL NE BARNARD ept ,

S N R . 27 1 878 COVILLE ELLIE OBINSON Aug , S 6 1 884 HAW , A . B . GERTRUDE CROOK Feb . , * TAUSSIG SARAH AUGUSTA KNOX 1 884 W S — M D 3 1 895 ARREN , J . . JULIA ATIL A CODD July , BI RTH S EN ALL , F . H . S 1 5 1 894 Frederic tevens June , M D e 30 1 8 95 ary orothy Ad le Aug . ,

. 1 6 1 897 Barbara Frances Gallatin Feb , i M 27 1 898 Joan Liv ngston arch , 8 1 900 Julian Broome Livingston April , i l S o v 4 4 Prisc lla A den ampson N . , 1 90 EN R ALL , . C . M 1 1 1 889 orris Copeland Jan . , R lVIino t 24 1 90 ichard April , 8 O 9 n . 27 1 8 1 Elea or Bradford ct , M r W l 3 1 897 a y are Apri , ANDRE W S

S i . 2 1 887 Paul h pman Aug , BACON Robert Lo w Gaspar Griswold Elliott Cowdin Martha Beatrix BARROW S Marjorie Dorothy * Morton Stanley Eli z abeth Adams *BEALE 1 885 D . 29 u Bois Jan , BILLING S *M S 26 1 907 ary tockton July , BIS SELL Mary Rose Harriott Amelia Lucy Agnes BLAIR Charles Covode Margaret John Covode James 70 CLASS OF 1 880 BLODGETT

Stephen Whitney BOND E 1 8 1 885 loise Beale July , o v 2 1 886 Annie Penniman N . , i 1 0 1 893 Cathar ne Wilder April ,

V R No v . 1 5 1 896 Jessie an ensselaer , 1 5 1 900 Eleanor Lennox . April , BRACKETT R 1 3 97 obert Lucas Feb . , 1 8 23 1 899 Priscilla . Aug . , h W l 29 1 901 Jo n oodbury Ju y , R S 1 7 1 902 ichard Bonney ept . , T o v 8 1 904 heodore Roosevelt N . ,

RI AM N M B GH , . . N 1 8 1 896 athalie Frances Jan . , V i N V 22 1 898 irgin a Howe . O . , BRO OKS

Ma 1 9 1 887 Edward , Jr . y , E z 24 1 888 li abeth Hammond Sept . , BROWN 1 2 1 901 Louis Pratt Feb . , S D V 3 1 902 NO . tephen e V also n . , T ER G . M BU L , . S S 1 5 arah impson Sept . 1 0, 88 CABOT Ruth E O 1 6 1 8 9 thel ct . , 8 M S 1 2 1 893 arjory ept . , E 3 1 9 dward May 1 , 8 8 N 1 8 1 90 1 elson Jan . , CARP ENTER W 1 90 Arthur iltse Aug . 29 , 8 * CHAPIN n R 8 1 888 Joh evere July , * B . 9 1 9 NOV . 1 8 1 Henry , Jr . , CHASE * S 1 5 1 898 George Abbott . ept . , T 1 7 1 903 George horndike , Jr . . Jan . , B IRTHS 7 1

CO OK Mills Peirce Lawrence DAVIS

S . . 30 1 888 Charles , Jr June , * 1 1 1 894 Helen July , R M 3 1 898 . a ussell y , DOANE

n . S . 5 1 6 . 88 Joh , Jr ept , S 1 7 1 88 Leroy Cowles ept . , 8

S . 1 0 9 e pt , 1 8 3 D ODD

w lVI rri k E e c . O 3 1 1 888 d in , Jr ct . , Eugene S 1 4 1 90 ept ’ 8 Dex ter Tiffany $ 24 2 March , 1 89 M . 23 1 894 argaret Perley Jan , *D ODGE R R R N O 3 1 1 88 1 HA Y C A E (class baby) ct . , 8 1 83 . 8 Charles Gerard July , ELLIS

R u 1 5 1 908 alph , Jr J ne , FIELD * 1 4 1 892 Howard Grant Aug . , W n D 28 1 894 i throp Brooks . ec . , W n 1 8 1 898 Helen ard Ju e , FISH

v r 25 1 880 La a ah . April ,

iz S . 1 4 1 88 1 El abeth ept ,

R . 1 1 Charles Dec . , 883 5 d . 1 893 E ith Aug ,

Helen Webster April 1 5 , 1 895 FULLER * 1 3 D . O M . 1 89 1 orothy argaret ct ,

D M T vis . . 1 3 1 893 uncan c a h Aug , Ma 1 y 3 , 1 895 R 1 1897 ichard Eugene June , GARDINER M 27 1 887 Frederic errick June , Ma 5 1 9 William Henry y , 8 0

V S . 1 6 1 Frances aughan ept , 892 72 CLASS OF 1 880

GEST Susannah Bailey Frederick Schultz e Eliz abeth Harriet Henry GILMAN 1 . 3 1 9 Dorothy Foster Feb , 8 G O O CH 25 903 Daniel Herrick Oct . , 1 GREELEY Raymond

GRISW OLD

O . 1 896 George ct , HALE * S M 3 1 890 ybil ay ,

HALL, F . B . * E N 1 9 1 886 dith orcross Jan . , HANSCOM Albert Charles Lee Hilda Estelle HARRIS ON

Ma 30 1 887 John Kearsley y , Nathalie V S 0 93 irginia ept . 1 , 1 8

M . 5 1 907 itchell , Jr . Aug ,

Albert Bushnell , Jr . Jam 25 1 897 Adrian Putnam $ , HATCH M l 4 2 el en Chamberlain Mason March 1 , 1 88 M 6 1 888 ayde Burleson April , * M 1 2 1 9 1 arguerite Fanning April , 8

74 CLASS OF 1 880

Percy Rockwell Virginia Tryon *LAM S ON E 2 1 9 leanor Aug . , 1 8 1 3 April 1 1 , 1 89 LEARNED * William Ez ell LE STER

. 1 5 1 8 1 Katie C . Feb . , 8 LUM M M 5 1 887 erritt Bruen arch , * 1 6 1 8 9 1 Kenneth Jan . , * M W No v 22 1 95 argaret oodruff . . , 8 * W 1 1 1 8 98 Caroline oodruff July , R 1 2 1 9 2 ichard Feb . , 0 Mandred Ma 26 1 906 Harvey . y , MILLER

Ro No v . 9 1 888 Le y , W 23 1 89 1 George arren April , *M ORGAN 1 2 1 8 3 Henry March , 8 O 24 1 885 Charles , Jr . ct . , R 1 3 1 888 obert . Jan . , MORI S ON M 27 1 893 ary July , 1 1 896 S . 1 James Currie ept , E 1 899 mily March 9 , MORSE Robert Dickinson Howard Randlett M ORS S M 22 1 888 Philip Brayton . arch , R D Ma 20 1 889 obert illingham . y , 27 1 893 E . dward Longworth April ,

O . 1 0 1 8 95 Francis Brayton ct , M OULD 30 1 887 Henry Edson Jan . , T Ma 9 1 890 homas . y , * 26 1 89 D D O . 1 avid ecker ct , M E 1 3 1 900 ary liz abeth July , B I RTHS 75

NICKERS ON D 6 1 888 ec . , * O ’ CALLAGHA N

W . 23 1 884 illiam , Jr . Feb . , S 4 1 889 Helen . ept . , M 1 89 1 S . 8 ary O 0 0 $ 0 0 0 0 0 . . ept , 28 1 894 Josephine 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . . Jan . , n 7 1 896 Joh . Feb . , O ’KEEFE

l . 2 1 1 884 John A oysius , Jr 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 . June , E S 1 1 1 886 dward cott . Aug . , M 1 6 1 892 arch ,

OPDY CKE

e o o o o o o o o o o o o o o L onard o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Mary Ellis PENNYPACKER * Grace Coolidge o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o W i a o o o o o o o o o o o o o o Joseph h t ker o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o *

E o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o dward Lane o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o o

James Anderson 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 n lVI ar ar An a g et 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 PERRY

r . NOV . 1 3 1 882 Arthu , Jr , r 1 1 884 Hen y Haines Feb . , i 4 1 5 Prisc lla Foster May , 89 PEW M 1 0 1 889 ary Huntington Feb . , i 1 1 1 92 Alethea Huntington Apr l , 8 M 1 9 1 893 Catherine Whipple ay , O 29 1 94 Harriet Winchester ct . , 8 $ UINCY E M 1 5 1 903 dmund ay ,

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Louis Felix M 1 1 89 . 9 Frederick Jordan , Jr . arch , RO O SEVELT 1 2 Alice Lee . Feb . , 1 884 1 3 1 . S . 887 T . heodore , Jr ept , O 1 0 1 889 Kermit . ct . , 1 0 1 9 . . 8 1 Ethel Carow Aug , i l 9 1 894 Arch bald Bullock Apri , No v 1 9 1 9 $ uentin . , 8 7 76 CLASS OF 1 880 RUS SELL E W M 1 8 1 885 ugene etherbee arch ,

. u 1 8 1 887 Katherine J ne , M 1 1 889 arguerite June , D O 1 1 890 orothy ct . 8 , R obert Grant Dec . 2 1 1 898 , SALTONSTALL

S 1 1 92 Leverett . ept . , 8

. O . 1 9 1 894 Eleanor ct , M M 26 1 896 uriel Gurdon arch , R 23 1 89 7 ichard July , * SANGER

ul 1 4 1 885 Pa Allen July ,

SAVAGE 27 1 89 1 John Batcheller April , T D 22 5 ec . 1 89 Bettina rue , SHARON * Wi l T 3 1 5 Henry l iam evis Sept . , 88 * S HAW 1 5 1 893 Gardiner Howland June , * SKINNER 1 7 1 89 1 June ,

SMITH , F . M . S 20 1 882 Caroline Hooper ept . , 26 1 884 Roland Lamﬁar Feb . . D 1 0 1 885 Harold Hayes ec . ,

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* O 1 1 896 W l S . . 2 i liam tanford , Jr ct , O 5 1 897 f . Stan ord Huntington ct , 02 l . 1 6 1 9 Phi ip Greeley Aug , STOW 1 9 A ﬁ . 2 88 sh eld Ellis Aug ,

SUIRE William Lindsay Frances Ann *TALB OTT

M Ma 6 1 885 abel Louise y , B IRTHS 77

T OR G L W . . . AYL ,

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S VV ith rs o o n e . 5 1 9 ophia p Feb , 88 * . 27 1 890 Howard Jan ,

n . No v An e Langdon . 1 3 , 1 898 V an Ransseleaer M 25 00 Howard arch , 1 9 S 24 1 901 Eugene Langdon ept . , TRIMBLE Margaret Randolph

R T . ichard rimble , Jr lVI ary WARREN Marguerite Imelda Charles Joseph Dorothy Ex ilda WASHBUR N * E M 1 9 2 liz abeth arch , 1 89 S 5 1 896 later Aug . , * M 0 . a 1 1 898 Charles Francis y , * ili O 4 1 99 Ph p ct . , 8 V n 1 0 1 902 Esther i ton Aug . , WEBB

M S t . 4 1 892 ary Addison ep , WELD

Marian Linz ee May 1 7 1 890 E z R l 26 1 892 li abeth odman Ju y ,

M O . 1 2 1 893 argaret . ct , Mi 5 1 895 Francis not July , NOV 1 0 1 896 Linz . John ee , W HEELAN i 1 888 Edgar Stow Apr l 7 ,

ir R 1 1 89 1 Fa fax andall Aug . , W HITCOMB Eva Fidelia

* W HITE , F . D . 23 1 885 Lawrence VV arburto n Jan . , 78 CLASS OF 1 880

WHITE , W . H . Henry Dana

Katherine Howard 0 0 0 0 0

R W 0 obert inthrop 0 0 0 0 WHITING R oyal Goodridge 0 0 0 0 0 Philip Erwin *WINLO CK

Herbert Eustis 0 0 0 0 0 0

Isabelle 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

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R . 1 0 1 884 obert , Jr , * hl ar h 1 5 Frederick . c , 1 889 6 . 1 893 Philip Feb , 2 x . S . Ale ander ept 2 , 1 894 M A 6 ary Pickard ug. , 1 896 * Frederick April 1 1 , 1 900

TEMPORARY MEMBERS BARB OUR Alexander Lambert Edward Lambert BURNHAM 1 7 1 889 Johanna H . ,

T ER M . BU L , . B M 1 M . 0 1 883 Grace arjorie arch , * 21 1 886 Bessie Anna , 7 1 8 M . . 89 ary Jackson Feb ,

CLARKE , E . K . M 28 1 905 Gerald . arch ,

DAVI S , N. H . M 28 1 888 Louise Bartow . arch , Ma 4 1 89 1 Chase Henchman y , DAY

T C . . homas , Jr * GRINNELL

Eliz abeth Lee

George Morton 0 0 0 0 0 B I RTHS 79

W . HALL, G .

S . 1 7 1 99 W D . arren yer ept , 8 E 24 1 901 dwin Garretson April , Charlotte f N 3 1 03 O$ : 9 Eli z abeth 1 HA STING S * 0 A . 3 1 1 88 daughter Aug , * 2 A . 0 1 88 1 son Aug , O OPER W H , A . . * IV il o n M 2 0 s . . 1 9 8 Arthur , Jr arch , O RD N E D J A , . . Robert Dorothy lVI ay JOYCE W 28 1 886 Harold inslow Jan . , S 7 8 9 Helen Hunt ept . , 1 8 T D 1 8 1 892 Gladys ucker ec . , * M r . 5 1 902 i iam A June , LUDLOW li O 29 1 879 i . Ju a Elektra Liv ngston ct , 1 5 1 8 1 T . W . 8 homas illiam , Jr April , * N v 7 1 882 Henry Gouverneur Corbett o . , W M 25 1 4 Lewis alton Morris ay , 88 * n n 1 2 1 889 Harriet Frances Car o c ha Dec . , = l‘ wi M R 1 9 1 92 Le s orris utherford Feb . , 8

M i . 1 6 1 893 ary Al da Gouverneur Aug , MARTIN V D M 9 1 886 arick ey arch , W r 29 1 891 inth op April , O SBORN Charles M III PLIMPT ON S T 1 1 887 tuart omes July , El z Ma 1 4 1 889 i abeth y , R A 26 ussell rthur Aug . , 1 89 1 7 1 893 Herbert Hollis June , O 1 1 1 894 Barton Fiske ct . , RO GERS

n S a 7 1 89 1 Joh t nton April , S 3 1 900 Evelyn ept . , 80 CLASS OF 1 880

S COVILLE * Wh n 1 9 1 879 Arthur eela June , * . 30 . 1 88 1 Louis Phelps , Jr July , R E 1 9 1 3 aymond vans April , 88 Frank Wallace April 27 1 886 1 1 1 893 Nellie Leola Feb . , E 27 1 899 Paul verett June ,

S B . HAW , A . Louis Cuyler Marjorie Gertrude Madeline TAUS SIG Knox Madelaine WARREN l 1 Francis Codd Apri 9 , 896

8 2 CLASS OF 1 880

M N N 1 1 1 885 COD A , FRANCIS ovember , M 25 1 N W M . . 897 CUSH A , ILLIA B February , D 1 9 1 0 N . N 1 7 AVIS , ATHANIEL H ovember ,

DA Y T M . 25 1 905 , HO AS C April , D GG G N 1 5 1 887 O ETT , GEOR E EWELL January , D W M R 1 0 1 889 UNCKLEE , ILLIA . . February ,

E P . 22 1 9 1 2 DWARDS , PIER ONT . January , 20 1 879 GARDNER , CLIFFORD . August ,

W R . 29 1 88 1 GILLETTE , ILBU F July , NN W I M M 9 1 906 GRI ELL , ILL A . February , H A 1 2 1 89 1 M . LEY , CHARLES , H G E M 4 1 889 ASTIN S , DWARD H . arch , R F O 4 1 890 HOWELL , U US K . ctober , D O 1 2 1 903 HUSSEY , FREDERICK . ctober , M M 1 6 1 892 JA ES , CLARENCE G . arch , Z 1 880 KAT ENBACH , PETER . August , M M 1 890 KI BALL , ED UND A 1 905 LEISTER , NTON . T M W l 1 7 1 894 LUDLOW , HO AS . Apri , M O 20 1 907 LY AN , GERRY A . ctober , MA 1 3 1 906 RTIN , JOHN L . June , M D N 1 4 1 890 INOT , HENRY . ovember , 6 1 9 August , 87 O 27 1 903 M . SBORN , CHARLES February 1 88 PARKER , FREDERICK A . P Ew 2 1 880 , CHARLES H . . June , I MP S 1 5 1 909 PL TON , ARTHUR . February , S G 1 2 1 883 AR ENT , LEICESTER August , S P G R 2 1 1 897 TE HENS , GEOR E OBERT June , T G S 2 1 898 AUSSI , CHARLES . January , T W S 26 1 879 ITUS , ILLETT L . eptember ,

. 1 908 A D DRESSES

86 CLASS OF 1 880

D R EV S D . OANE , . JOHN an iego , Cal

D E M l M . ODD , DWIN Chestnut Hi l , ass

JR . 1 34 W 7l st New . D G D R . AN S N I . W HT , JONATH , , est t York , Y E 1 S S M R V . . W . 8 EATON , A H omerset t Boston , ass . E R P 22 5 S w N . W 7th Ne N . . LLIS , AL H , est t York , Y M D NG 1 w I 7 Ne N. . FESSENDEN , JA ES EER , Broadway , York , Y 2 M DR . M B . 3 9 W St . . FIELD , JA ES , estford , Lowell , ass E M 85 St . . FISH , CHARLES . , Friend , Amesbury , ass

M . E . D R . C . 8 FOSTER , CHARLES , lmwood Ave , Cambridge , ass R O i W N W . FO LER , HAROLD estern eserve University , Cleveland , h o

G 5 N . New . L D R . 2 2 x . FU LER , EU ENE , Le ington Ave , York , Y M W M S . GASTON , ILLIA A hawmut Bank Building , Boston , ass

N RE V . . GARDI ER , FREDERIC , Yeates , Lancaster , Pa

R 20 k M . M J . St . GEDDES , JA ES , , Fairmount , Broo line , ass

2 44 R . . 1 O GEST , J HENRY , Grandin oad , Cincinnati , hio

M . M 2 1 St . GILLEY , FRANK John , Chelsea , ass

M . M RE V . GIL AN , BRADLEY , Canton Corner , ass

N w N . W AM W 1 5 W St . e . GOOCH , ILLI all , York , Y

St . . M . 1 07 D I GREELEY , LOUIS , earborn , Chicago , ll

G T x N . GRISWOLD , GEOR E , u edo Park , . Y 3 V New N. . 0 St . HALE , ARTHUR , esey , York , Y M R L . 56 M St . R . HALL , ARTHU , ill , evere , ass M R EDER I C S . HALL , F B English High chool , Boston , ass

G 3 1 E x M . W . 8 St . HALL , GEOR E , sse , Lawrence , ass

1 6 M . D . 4 M St . DR . W M HALL , ILLIA , arlborough , Boston , ass M N M L B o x 64 S e. HA SCO , ARTHUR . , , outh Eliot ,

M 1 1 28 S x S W D . . HARRISON , ITCHELL , i teenth t ashington , C

M . 1 9 St . HART , PROF . ALBERT B Craigie , Cambridge , ass

RE V G W M . HATCH , . GEOR E B are , ass

S n I N . . HAWES , EDWARD Polytech ic nstitute , Brooklyn , Y

I w N. . H G . Ne HENDERSON , AROLD , rving Place , York , Y

G N . HIBBARD , GEOR E , Buffalo , Y . M A R 5 67 . . HILL , RTHU C Atlantic Ave , Boston , ass W M H B x 1 05 M o 9 . HILLS , ILLIA . , , Boston , ass

I I I B o x 374 . S . H NES , FLETCHER , ndianapolis nd

M . ﬁ t . W A . 1 1 0 S HOBBS , CHARLES , Gar eld , atertown , ass M P W 20 St . . HOO ER , ARTHUR Chestnut , Brookline , ass P M S M W 87 M . HOO ER , ILLIA , ilk t Boston , ass

W New N . . HOUSTON , JOHN University Club , York , Y

M T . . HOWE , JA ES , Chicago Club , Chicago , Ill

M . D R 380 M St . JACKSON , . HENRY , arlborough , Boston , ass

M . H . 27 St . JOHNSON , L . H . , Kilby , Boston , ass

S M . C . JONES , HENRY , Boston Latin chool , Boston , ass M s D M . JORDAN , E . . , Jordan , arsh Company , Boston , a s — D 24 27 . JORDAN , FREDERICK . , Young Building , Joliet , Ill

F . . D M . JOYCE , G , edham , ass

B S S z . KEENE , FRANCIS . , United tates Consulate , Geneva , wit erland

E G T M . R . 59 K LLY , GEOR E , emple Place , Boston . ass A D DRESSES 87

T D 1 25 W 4 S N w N . . . 7 th e KENNESON , HADDEUS , est t York , Y 305 W 6 h t w N 8 t S . Ne . . KENT , PERCY , est , York , Y M DR . W 1 92 M . UR St . KILB N , HENRY arlborough , Boston , ass LEA 6— S . . U H . 70 7 1 0 St , ARTH R , ansom , Philadelphia Pa E N W M R 97 N w N . . L St . e L AR ED , IL IA , Cedar , York , Y M A S S L . 1 5 1 1 MO . LESTER , JA ES , emple Ave . , t . Louis , $ ﬁ D I L O W D . . LORD , AN EL , Patent f ce , ashington , C LUM E H 65 S 7 N . . , DWARD . , Broad t Chatham , J M G LakevIll Ma . W . 3 1 e ERRILL , GEOR E , Place , Jamaica Plain , ss M I FR 229 M E M . W . S t. ERR CK , ANK , arginal , ast Boston , ass M w G N . . P . Ne ESSERVY , GEOR E , University Club , York , Y MI w N . . 1 7 W S l st St . Ne LLER , ANDREW , est , York , Y M IV 1 1 D M . 1 St . OORS , ARTHUR evonshire , Boston , ass M M h . S NF 1 88 S Mc Lean . T ORISON , A ORD , outh Ave , emp is , enn M R E I G M M O SE , . IRV N , arlboro , ass . M H . S 81, Co . S . ORSS , CHARLES , Cheney , mith , an Juan , Porto Rico M D 1 1 14 S S x I . OULD , AVID , Jennings t iou City , a

M N . di . I K . N UZZEY , AUST N , City ational Bank Buil ng , Utica , Y N R i tsﬁeld M E St . P t . REV T M W . . 78 ICKERSON , . HO AS , J , ast , , ass

N E i f . R 1 1 7 N. ORTON , CHARLES , rie County Bank Bu lding , Buf alo , Y ’

ES 4 1 4 M . O A . KEEFE , JOHN , $ Broadway , Lynn , ass OP DY E S w N CKE 1 1 7 69th Ne . . , LEONARD E ast t York , Y NNYP E M 1 24 N 1 8th St . . PE ACK R , JA ES L orth , Philadelphia Pa 1 0 M S M s . PERRY , ARTHUR , arlborough t Boston , a s M G M . PERRY , GEOR E , Holden , ass .

G . 70 i S M . PETERS , G . , K lby t Boston , ass

PEw W I M A . R M s . , ILL A , J . , Gloucester , a s

w N . . PI IS B U RY E H . 32 Ne , RNEST , Park Place , York , Y

R EV . W F . N Mo . PRICE , . , apton ,

W I M E x W l . PRICE , ILL A C Coal change Building , i kesbarre , Pa

R S S M . IN I H . 1 5 $ U CY , JOS A , J , tate t Boston , ass M R S 1 899 M . . AND , HARRY ETON , assachusetts Ave Cambridge , ass

RANLE TT M M . 87 St . , FREDERICK J ilk , Boston , ass

M . R R W I M 84 S a St . ICHA DSON , ILL A K t te , Boston , ass M R G W M v i W N . S . Pi esta e O ERS , ILLIA , p H ll Farm , est ewbury , ass

R E T O I N. . OOSEV LT , HEODORE , yster Bay , Long sland , Y

R k M 47 Threadneedl e St . USSAK , FRANK , Ban of ontreal , , London ,

England . M R G D 7 S D . USSELL, EU ENE . , Lynn hore rive , Lynn , ass M S R S s . M . ALTONSTALL , ICHARD , hawmut Bank Building , Boston , a s N S G N W 1 08 W 45 th S New . . AVA E , HE RY est t York , Y M S 4 i S . O . I P . 1 2 l COVILLE , LOU S , Fu lerton Build ng , t Louis ,

- SH . W . 82 e ARON , FREDERICK , Avenue des Champs Elys es , Paris , France

SH P W M S . B . 1 58 St . AR , ILLIA , Baker , an Francisco , Cal

B . 1 6 S M . S . S HAW , A , acramento t Cambridge , ass

S W 5 M . M F . 3 St . HEEHAN , ILLIA , Endicott , Lynn , ass $ $

S IMM T O M . ONS , . H ak Hall , Boston , ass M SM M 1 Chaunc St . . ITH , FREDERICK . , y , Cambridge , ass 88 CLASS OF 1 8 8 0

S M S . V W S . . TEVENS , ILLIA , t Albans , t S LY NN 25 M S S V AN DER 7 . TOW , , ission t an Francisco , Cal M S O. 9 1 4 n O UIRE , FRANK , ercantile Library Building , Ci cinnati , hio . M T R 74 1 5 3 S St . AYLOR , ARTHUR , oom , tate , Boston , ass . x R T G C o . S W . 1 1 AYLOR , G . LAN WORTHY , American E press , ue cribe ,

Paris , France . M T M 1 3 R S d. HO SEN , JOHN J East ead t Baltimore , T 204 New lVIinn a o lis in W C . e M IFFANY , ALTER , York Life Building , p , T 32 S N New N . . OWNSEND , HOWARD , assau t York , Y 25 New N T M R 53 E th St . RI BLE , ICHARD , ast , York , . Y .

M St . M T PP A . 7 D U ER , FREDERICK , enlo , Brighton istrict , Boston , ass .

T P W M . R S . U IN , BRADFORD , est Yarmouth , ass

M . W L . 1 78 D St . AKEFIELD , JOHN , evonshire , Boston , ass

M . W D R . ARE , CHARLES , Princeton , ass E $ E N E M D R . W . ARREN , CHARLES dgemere , orth aston , ass M W EV S . ﬁ . R R . A REN , JOHN , Fort Fair eld , aine 0 M M t . W . W G . 39 S ASHBURN , CHARLES , ain , orcester , ass

W . . R 27 N t . D W . 7 S EBB , H ANDALL , ineteenth , ashington , C

1 9 S 4 t . . W M B . 1 th S EI ER , ALBERT , outh , Philadelphia , Pa M M 1 4 1 M St . . W . ELD , C ilk , Boston , ass

W G R 2 W S New N . . ELLIN , ICHARD , all t York , Y S H . I W N X R . HEELA , FAIRFA , oyal nsurance Building , an Francisco , Cal O W M M . HITCO B , ERRICK , University of Cincinnati , Cincinnati , hio Mi M W M H 87 St . . W . HITE , ILLIA , lk , Boston , ass

G E M . W F . HITIN , RED , Auburndale , ass N 200 N 1 65 New . R 8 . WILKI SON , ALFRED , Broadway , York , Y oom

M . WI R 1 1 5 D St . NSOR , OBERT , evonshire , Boston , ass

Bl ss . R 607 W R 1 4 St . a . OODBU Y , JOHN , Beacon , Boston , , oom

W M M 77 S S M . Y AN , ORRILL , parks t Cambridge , ass