Ex-'96. A. C. Hoy is at his home in Belle.
font. S. E. Morrow, at Arch Spring.
Ex-'96. Wm. D. Dunmore is on a Mining En-
gineer corps at Punxsutawney
Ex 'ps. Wm. M. IVhitten has gone into part
nership with his brother in a large dry-goods and
grocery store at Centerville, Pa.
'94. J. E. Quigley is at his home, Blanchard.
'94. Miss Hunter is at her home, Stormstown
'94. B. A. Musser is at Bellefonte studying law.
'94. W. H. Rebhun is an assistant chemist at
the College.
'94. W. C. Thompson is studying law with his
father at Lukens.
'94, F. K. Vattern is working for his father,
'Warrior's Marl:.
'94. A. G. Guyer is with the Westinghouse
Electric Co., Pittsburg.
'94. Roger Bowman is on the city Engineering
Corps of Philadelphia.
''94• A. F. Damon is on the city Engineering
Corps of Philadelphia.
'94. E. B. Kirk is with the General Electric Co.,
at Schenectady, N. Y.
'94. J. B. Hench is assisting in the Electrical
Department at the College. •
'94. IVm. Banks, at the present time is
at his home in Indiana, Pa.
'p4. C. E. Kremer is with his father in the
manufacture of woolen goods.
'94. W. B. Waite is a general agent for the Os
born Harvesting Machinery Co.
'94. P. B. Brenneman has returned to the Col
lege as assistant in Civil Engineering.
'94. John White is at Baltimore with the White
Crosby Electric Railway Building Co.
'94. W. A. Silliman will shortly leave for Crip
ple Creek, Colorado, where he has accepted a
position as assayer
THE FREE LANCE.
'94. J. M. Brewer is in the corps now surveying
for the Philadelphia and New -York ship canal
across New Jersey from Bordentown to the I:.ari-
tan bay
'94. W. M. Dickinson had the honor of having
his graduation thesis, an accurate and practical
paper on pipe covering,, published in the Septem
ber number of Power.
'93. Roy B. Mattern is teaching school in
Bellefonte.
'93. Herbert Brown is with the Wegt Eiid Elec
tric Light Co., Boston. '92 C. H. Hile, form
erly with the Phila. Traction Co., is employed at
the same place.
'92. M. S. McDowell is employed at the Experi
mental station at this place.
Ex•'92. W. P. Smiley, special in Chemistry, is
completing his course for the degree in advanced
Chemistry.
'92. H. W. Mattern is employed on the United
States Coast and Geodetic survey at Long Island.
F. F. Field is employed at the same. place.
'gr. Win. A. Bartley is in the employ of the
Boston and Maine railroad.
'9o. W. H. Walker is an assistant professor in
the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
'9o. W. B. Jackson formerly with the United
Light and Power Co., is with the Stanley Electric
Manufacturing Co., Pittsfield, Mass. .
'B9. J. B. Struble and J. M. Waldron are both
engineers with the Union Switch and Signal Co.,
Boston, Mass.
Many of our colleges are beginning to realize
the importance of journalism. Mr. James G.
Bennett has donated sr,ooo to Harvard, Prince
ton, Yale and Columbia colleges and to the Uni
versity of New York, to be invested and the inter
est thereof to be given as a prize in journalism.
COLLEGE ORBIT.