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Freshmen
Sub-Freshmen, . .
Special Agriculture,
ALUMNI DEPARTMENT.
’B3. Rev. W. C. Calder was married on the 23d of Sept,, to
Miss Margaret Croszer, at Upland, Pa. He has been a Baptist
Missionary in India for several years, but has been in this country
since May. He expects to return to India about the end of this
year.
’B4. Mr. M. Lowry is a member of a new law firm, Streeter &
Lowry, at Scranton, Pa.
’9O. Mr. Geo. R. Meek, of Bellefonte, was a visitor at the
College a few weeks ago.
’9O. Dr. W. I-I. Walker, of Mass. Institute of Tech., visited
friends here a few days at the first of the term.
Prof, Elihu Thompson, in a paper read before the National
Electric Eight Association on “ Recent Progress in Electric Light
ing, ’ ’ makes prominent and favorable mention of the work of Mr.
C. M. Green, ’9l, on series arc lighting constant current machines.
’9l. Mr. Gilkey is a draughtsman for the Pittsburg Bridge Co.,
Pittsburg.
’92. Mr. Ralph L. Kessler was married a few weeks ago.
’94. Mr. W. B. Waite was married recently to Miss Beck, of
Water Street, Huntingdon Co., Pa., where Mr. Waite is working
with his father.
’94. PI. P. Dowler has been spending some time at the College.
Besides working in the Chem. Laboratory, he has been coaching
the foot ball team.
’94. Mr. Wm. E. Rebhun, Professor in the Butler (Pa.) High
School, was married a short time ago to Miss McWilliams, of
Natrona.
’95. Mr. G. B. Snyder has been appointed principal of the
schools of Centerhall borough.
’95. Mr. C. W. Burkett is connected with the engineering
department of the Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co.,
with headquarters in Atlanta, Ga. During the summer he has
Alumni Department.
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