ABUMNI DEPARTMENT.
The next issue will be a special Alumni Number.
Ex-’Bo. Frank Wolley, an insurance agent of Wilmington,
Del., visited the College at the opening of the term and mani
fested considerable interest in the changes which had been made
during his absence of nineteen years.
’B9. J. S. Weller has received the nomination for the office of
Republican' State Senator from the Bedford-Fulton-Somerset dis
trict of Penn’a.
’B9. Miss F. B. Meek who took a post graduate Course in
Biology here last year is now engaged by the College as an in
structor in Biology.
’9O. Potter M. Brown was married to Miss Jodie Dee Burle
son on September 14th at The Oaks, Plum Tree, N. C., the resi
dence of the bride’s parents.
’92. Prof. John F. Shields late of the Adelphi College and
Academy is in the Mathematical Department of State.
’92. M. S. McDowell has returned to the Experiment Station
as an assistant chemist after having been with Elk Tanning Co.
of Ridgway, Pa., for several years.
’93. It was with great regret that we recently learned that R.
W. Williamson, one of the first of our boys to join the volunteer
army, lies seriously ill with fever at Dexington, Ky. According
to the latest information received by us, the chances of his re
covery are becoming brighter. He enlisted as a private in Co,
A,, sth Pa. Vol. In.
’94. J. M. Brewer, who since last April has been a member of
Co. K, 2d Ph. Vol. In., is making an attempt to join the regu
lar army.
’94. Boyd A. Musser was married on August 15th to Miss
Anna M. Macßride, ’96, of Wilson College, at the home of Mr.
D. H. Boulton of Franklin, Pa.
’95. W. P. Smiley, for some time instructor in Chemistry here
and later a chemist in the employ of the Ohio Steel Co., is now
engaged by the Colliery Engineer Co. of Scranton, Pa., in the
Correspondence School Department.