At the annual general meeting of the Dramatic Society, Mr. Aimers was delivered of a baby. There was also an election. There was also a one-act Play Reading. But to Mr. Aimers' baby went the honours. It was a neat piece of obstetrical finesse, and marked a novelty at general meetings, of which there has been such full measure these last two weeks.

The Dramatic Society is to be congratulated not only for Mr. Aimers' baby, which it adopted, but for the election of an excellent set of officers and committee.

Mr. Doug. Edwards, last year's chairman, and this, opened a well-attended meeting. After some doubts about it, the meeting decided to allow a coy, secretarial Miss Tossman to read her report. This was dull. Mr. Aimers' baby was brighter.