C. H. Blodgett '92 is ill.

Dean has gone home for a week.

French 10 will not be given next year.

The nine went to a training table last night.

Yale beat Columbia 10 to 2 last Monday.

No. 3 of the Lampoon came out yesterday.

Henshaw, L. S., is now coaching the Andover nine.

The sophomore nine is to play the Belmonts tomorrow.

The freshmen play the Roxbury Latin School this afternoon.

C. W. Shope '94, has been elected a regular editor of the Advocate.

Professor Norton has nearly recovered from his illness.

Bates is acting captain of the 'varsity nine during dean's absence.

President Darling of Hamilton College died on Monday.

The subjects for the eleventh theme in English B were due yesterday.

A silver watch and chain were stolen from a room in Weld on Monday.

The Bicycle Club will hold a moonlight run to Auburndale on Saturday.

Frothingham '94, who has been ill, is again playing with the freshman team.

The annual Exeter-Andover tennis tournament will take place in Andover this year.

The class out-door sports will probably be held on Holmes Field next Tuesday.

Professor Briggs' division of English A must pass in a piece of descriptive writing of not more than two pages at the lecture April 28.

A. L. Shapleigh '92 received a severe injury by falling while sprinting on the track yesterday. His ankle was so seseverely sprained as to necessitate his leaving college for a time.