PERSONALITIES 



1. Northeastern United States and Eastern Canada 



A daughter, Elinor Elizabeth, was born to Professor and Mrs. William 

 D. Clark at Amherst, Mass., on June 28. 



William R. Brown, of Berlin, N. H., was married on May 27 to Miss 

 Hildreth B. Smith, of Atlanta, Ga. 



Professor Nelson C. Brown, of the New York State College of For- 

 estry at Syracuse, N. Y., has completed a three months' trip through the 

 West to gather data on lumbering methods and utilization. In addition 

 to a considerable number of the large western operations, his itinerary 

 included the various District offices of the Forest Service. 



Professor Lovejoy, of Michigan, during the summer visited the Cor- 

 nell Forestry Camp in the Adirondacks, the Yale Forest School Camp 

 at Milford, Pa., and also Ne-ha-sa-ne Park. 



Frank B. Moody, hitherto Professor in the Department of Forestry 

 at Cornell University, is now one of the three Conservation Commis- 

 sioners of Wisconsin, replacing, at the same time, Mr. E. M. Griffiths, 

 who recently resigned from the position of State Forester. Professor 

 Moody left Ithaca for Madison at the end of August. 



Married, May 24, 1915, Benjamin K. Ayers, of the Ansonia Forest 

 Products Company, Ansonia, Conn., and Irene Warner, of Brooklyn, N. Y. 



Cedric H. Guise, who recently received the degree of Master in For- 

 estry from Cornell University, has been appointed an instructor in the 

 Department of Forestry at that institution. 



A son, George the Second, was 'born to Mr. and Mrs. Guy C. Cleveland 

 in Orange, N. J., on September 6. 



Howard B. Waha, hitherto forest examiner in the Southwestern Dis- 

 trict of the Forest Service, has been appointed Assistant Professor of 

 Forest Engineering at the New York State College of Forestry at Syra- 

 cuse University. 



Prof. R. R. Chaffee, of the Pennsylvania State College, has completed 

 an extensive trip through the Northwest and along the Pacific Coast, 

 visiting lumbering operations. He takes charge of the new optional 

 course in Lumbering offered at Penn State. 



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