The Freshman Debating Club has been re-organized on the camp system, with N. A. Higgins and G. P. Adams as camp captains.

M. Coquelin will speak in Sanders Theatre, April 25, at 4.30, on Moliere's "Don Juan." Applications for seats should be made to R. Goelet, Claverly 6, before April 1, the lecture being open to the public.

DR. Sargent is to a paper on "Inomotors" at the Harvard Medical School on Tuesday evening, March 19, before the Medical Science Club. It will probably be illustrated by some of the machines now in the progress of making.

The Maine Club has elected the following officers: President, R. W. Sawyer, Jr., '02, vice-president, F. M. Murphy '03; secretary, St. F. Thaxter '04; treasurer, R. T. Holt '04; governing board, the officers, A. L. Thayer '04, and W. Drinkwater '04.

G. P. Putnam and Son. of New York have just published in book form a series of essays entitled "Record of Progress During the Nineteenth Century," in which Professor Trowbridge has an article entitled "Progress of Electricity During the Nineteenth Century." This article has previously appeared in the Century number of the New York Poet which came out about the first of January.