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We clip the following f r o m the Tufts Weekly:
H . Louise Prescott '21, Box 474, Foxboro, Mass. "Living happily at
the expense of my pupils! Still teaching math at Foxboro. Manage to
keep busy with girls' sports, boys' and girls' glee club, Camp Fire group,
S. S. class, choir, and Sports Club."
Edith McKee, ex '24 is assistant principal of the high school at Vienna,

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ENGAGEMENTS

Kathryn Smith '22 to William Brackett, Tufts '20, a Ztfta Psi man.

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MARRIAGES

Mary Grant '20 was married on July 17, 1922, in Goddard Chapel,
Tufts College, to M r . Ralph S. Charles, Tufts '23. They are living on
Greenleaf Ave., Medford Hillside. M r . Charles is finishing his college
course. Mary is studying f o r her M . A. at T u f t s also.

A L I C E J. SPEAR '12. •

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Achsa Bean '22, is teaching Biology and Physical Training in the High
School at Reading, Mass. She resides at 6 Kingston St.

Mrs. Lilian Hunt Bolton visited her parents in Old Town at Christ-
mas time.

Florence Balentine Hanaburgh, '05 is teaching French and Biology in
the Buchanan High School, New York.

Molly Reed '07, has moved to 3409 Durall Ave., Baltimore, M d .
Flora A. Howard is Home Demonstration Agent in Piscataquis County
with headquarters in Dover-Foxcroft.
Edith Flint is teaching Home Economics in Williamstown, Mass.
Eleanor Flint Chaplin lives in Hyde Park, Mass.
Fannie Flint Packard lives in South Paris, Maine.
Margaret Flint Jacobs is living at 1121 Bedford Ave., Larchmont,
Norfork, Va. She has a fine family of two boys and three girls. Wish
she who was Helen Scott of N o r f o r k would call on her some day!
Zella Colvin is teaching at the University of North Dakota, Grand
Forks, N . D. Hope we see her in Bangor next summer! Last summer
she and another teacher drove west a la Ford—to Portland down to San
Diego. Come this way in 1923!
Maude Colcord is doing interesting work with the Plymouth Cordage
Co., at North Plymouth, Mass.
Celia Rice Gallagher is living at Camp Gaillard, Canal Zone. I t is a
big post up in the hills where her husband, Dr. Gallagher, is stationed.
She writes that she enjoyed meeting a sister f r o m Wisconsin Chapter
Katherine Baird—Celia will probably be there until July, 1924.
Alice Whitten has returned to her home in Belfast. She had not been
enjoying the best of health, but is much improved now.
Beth Hanley Dan forth is with the United Clipping Bureau in New
York City.