University of Massachusetts Amherst - Index Yearbook (Amherst, MA)

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Frank H. Fairfield, ' 8i. Jabez F. Fisher, ' 71. Charles L. Flint, ' 81. Francis H. Foster, ' 88. Frederick H. Fowler, ' 87. David Goodale, ' 82. George W. M. Guild, ' 76. Alfred S. Hall. Peter M. Harwood, ' 75. George O. Healey. Samuel M. Holman, ' S3. Joseph C. Howard. Waldo V. Howe, ' 77. Edward S. Jones. Hiram Kendall, ' 76. Sanborn K. Kingsbury. Walter H. Knapp, ' 75. S C. Leary. Frederick C. May, ' 82. Richards B. Mackintosh, ' 86. George H. Mann, ' 76. Joseph Martin. Prof. Samuel T. Maynard, ' 72. Dr. George. W. Mills, ' 73. William A. Morse, Jr. ' 82. George E. Newman, ' 88, Lewis A. Nichols, ' 71. Frederick A. Ober. J. Clark Osterhout, ' 87. E. H. Parker. William C. Parker, LL.R., ' 80. William H. Perkins. Charles S. Phelps, ' 85. Thomas Rice, ' 88. Evan F. Richardson, ' 8r. George A. Ripley ' So. Howard P. Rogers. John M. Sears. ' 76. Dr. Walter A. Sherman, ' 79. George P. Smith, ' 79. Llewellyn Smith, ' 84. George H. Snow, ' 72. Richard S. Stearns. George S. Stone, ' 86. George Albert Swift. George H. Thomas. Dr. Frederick Tuckerman, ' 78. H. E. B. Waldron, ' 79. Prof. Clarence D. Warner, ' 81. Homer J. Wheeler, M. D., 83. ' W Wheeler. Dr. John F. Winchester, ' 75. Joseph Wvman, Charles S. Fish. Cyrus W. Fisherdick, ' 87. Edward R. Flint, ' 87. Alvin L. Fowler, ' 80. Frederick E. Gladwin, ' 80. Rev. Richard B. Grouer, ' 72. Rev. Henry Hague, ' 75. E. E. Hardy. George S. Hatch. Daniel G. Hitchcock, ' 74. Jonathan E. Holt, ' 88. Elmer D. Howe, ' 81. F. P. Johnson. N. N. Jones. Arno L. Kinney. Williard F. Kinsman. William F. Knowles, M. D. Arthur Leonard, Dr. George Mackie, ' 72. William H. MacLeod, ' 76. James M. Marsh, ' 87. Thomas F. B. Meeham, ' 87. Dr. Charles W. McConnel, ' 76. Guy Morey. Herbert Myrick, ' 82. Andrew Nichols, Ir. Mark N. North, ' 8 " 9. Dr. Frederick H. Osgood, ' 78. A. W. Paine. George L. Parker, ' 76. Cecil H. Peabody. Dr. Austin Peters, ' Si. William A. Porter, ' 76. B. P. Richardson. Henry N. W. Riedout, ' 87. John A Robinson. Kingsbury Sanborn, ' 86. Charles J. Shaw. Asa F. Shioerick, ' 82. John L. Smith. Thomas E. Smith, ' 76. George E. Spaulding. George E. Stone. Dr. Roscoe W. Swan, ' 79. Henry M. Taylor. Edgar E Thompson, ' 71. William H. Vaill. Seth S. Warner, ' 73. Prof. Charles Wellington, ' 73. William Wheeler , ' 72. Arthur Whitaker, ' 81. Edward E. Woodman, ' 74. ' 77- 119

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Tl;e M ass . J " D g G I VDOiiege lub ORGANIZED DEC. 9, 1885. OFFICERS. President, Dr. Austin Peters, ' Si. Secrdta y-Treasurer, Dr. Madison Bunker, ' 75. Executive Committee. Charles L. Flint, ' Si. Fred H. Fowler, ' S7. William C. Parker, LL.B., ' 80. MEMBERS. George W. Alger. Organ H. Ateshian, ' 86. Winfield Ayers, ' S6. William H. Barstow. E. L. Bass. John Bellamy, ' 76. Charles E. Blunt. Charles A. Bowman, ' 81. Everett B. Bragg, 75. Prof. William P. Brooks, ' 75. H. B. Brown. William H. Caldwell, ' 87. Herbert S. Carruth, 72. Charles T. Clark. D. C. W. Connel. F. C. Cowles. George W. Cutler. Dr. John A. Cutler, ' 82. Franklin W. Davis, ' 89. John F. Dickinson. George R. Dodge, ' 89. Edwin W. Dwight. Frederick C. Allen. William H. Atkins, ' 86, Dr. David E. Baker, ' 78. Charles H. Barker. Charles E. Beach, ' 82. William P. Birnie, ' 71. Harry Bond. William H. Bowker, ' 71. W. C. Brooks. Frederick W. Brown. Dr. Madison Bunker, ' 75. Thomas R. Callender, ' 75. Henry E. Chapin, ' 81. Charles F, Coburn, ' 78. Arthur D. Copeland, ' 89. Charles S. Crocker, ' 86. C. S. Cutter. Samuel C. Damon, ' S2, Robert C. Day. James O. Dix. Dr. Richard F. Duncan, ' S6. Emory A. Ellsworth, ' 71. 118

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esbern ' Alumni AssoGiabiop OF THE MASSACHUSETTS AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE. ORGANIZED AT CHICAGO, NOV. 14, 1890. A meeting of former students of the college was held at French ' s, on -the 14th of November, 1890, and an organization was effected, for " the perpetuation of old memories, and the forwarding by every possible means the good work and the interests of the Mass. Agricultural College. " The alumni and past students of the college, who reside between the Appalachians and the Rockies and north of the Tennessee river, are eligible for membership. All past and present officers and students will be cordially welcomed at the reunions, as guests of the association. Annual meetings will be held at such times and places, as may be determined by the executive committee. An annual assessment will be levied, sufficient to pay necessary ex- penses. The following were present at the first reunion ; Guests. Pres. H. H. Goodell, Amherst, Mass. Pres. S. H. Peabody, Champaign, 111. Pres. H. E. Alvord, Agr ' l College, Md. Director C. O. Flagg, ' 72, Kingston, R. I. Prin. J. H. Washburn, ' 78, Kingston, R. I. H. C, Bliss, ' 88, Attleboro, Mass. Officers. H. E. Stockbridge, ' 78, President. , J. E. Wilder, ' 82, Vice-President. L. R. Taft, ' 82, Secretary-Treasurer. Members. A. H. Lyman, ' 73, Manistee, Mich. F. W. Wood,- ' 73, Chicago, 111. W. S. Potter, ' 76, La Fayette, Ind. H. E. Stockbridge, ' 78, Fargo, N. D. A. W. Spalding, ' 81, Minneapolis, Minn. C S. Plumb, ' 82, La Fayette, Ind. A F Shiverick, ' 82, Chicago, 111. L. R. Taft, 82, Agricultural College, Mich. J. E. Wilder, ' 82, Chicago, 111. 120