'01. E. G. Hildner is moderator of the Presbytery of Detroit. His address now is 745 Townsend Ave., Detroit.

'02. On the 21st of November, 1905, Elijah Jerome Gregg was married to Miss Georgia L. Thompson of Spartanburg, S. C., a graduate of Scotia Seminary.

'03. L. M. Anderson resigned the pastorate of the church at Woodburn, Ore., leaving July 1. He came there directly from Auburn Seminary and under his ministry the church made steady progress. All but one year there was an advance toward self-support. Mr. Anderson will not continue ministerial labors for the present, but having moved to Portland, will engage in some other employment temporarily. '04. John A. McSporran was installed June 8, pastor of the Great Island Church, of Lock Haven, Pa. Rev. Charles R. Erdman of Princeton, N. J., to whom Mr. McSporran was assistant while he was pastor of the First Church of Germantown, preached the sermon and Prof. Arthur S. Hoyt of Auburn gave the charge to the pastor.

John W. Berger, for two years assistant pastor of the First Church, Tacoma, Wash., closed his work with that church September 1, and will take up work at Wenatchee, Washington.

E. R. North has resigned as pastor of the church at Kingsville, O., and is now devoting all of his time to the work of the church in Ashtabula. It is felt by all in his congregation that with two services a day in place of one and a pastor on the ground all the time, that this church has entered upon a new career of usefulness to the community. '05. Friends of Henry T. Babcock received last month the following: The Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Heber Augustus Ketchum request the honor of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Edith to the Rev. Henry Townsend Babcock on the evening of Wednesday the 5th of September at eight o'clock at the First Presbyterian Church, Salem, Ore.

Edward Ward has been invited to occupy a professor's chair in Hamilton College.

'06. John V. Axtell was ordained by the Presbytery of Lackawanna at Athens, Pa., on May 22.

Arnold Smith was married July 31, at Seneca Falls to Miss Bertha Isabel Leland. After September 15, Mr. and Mrs. Smith will be at home at Anasco, Porto Rico.

*NOTE.—This Directory of the living Alumni, which term includes those who have graduated and those who have been former students, is published annually. Its value depends upon its accuracy. Every care has been taken to make it complete and accurate to date, yet there are probably in it errors of a more or less serious kind. An earnest request is here made of every one whose name appears in this list, and of any other person able to correct or complete at any time the addresses here given, to send the information to

September 1, 1906.

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