_James Titus, Sr._, who owned his home on Green street, was for many years the trusted messenger of the university. His son, _James, Jr._, was twenty-eight years gold melter and refiner for M. F. Cronin, Seventh and Sansom streets, Philadelphia. His son, _James, III_, owns several properties and resides in our town. His son, _George P. Titus_, was associated with his father till his death, when he succeeded him. He is now practical and consulting metalurgist for the Deuber Watchcase Manufacturing Co., Canton, O. His son, James, IV, graduated from the high school and business college of Canton, and is his father’s assistant. A son of James, III, holds a position in the same company. _Rev. William D. Robeson_ was, for nearly twenty-five years, pastor of the Presbyterian Church. He was a graduate of Lincoln University and Seminary. His many superior qualities of mind and heart won for him many friends and kept his work pre-eminent. He gave to Princeton the best years of his life, made many improvements in the church methods and church property. He is ever the defender of justice—standing firmly for the rights of our race. He is a Christian gentleman. Two churches he has pastored since are gratified to have him help them so much—financially as well as spiritually. He is particularly successful in collecting funds. He has built one church and liquidated a large indebtedness on the other. He and his wife M. Louisa Bustill (a Philadelphia school teacher), are of blessed memory to those who knew them. Their son, _William D., Jr._, is the only colored Princeton graduate of the Trenton High School. A graduate of Lincoln University, studied medicine at University of Pennsylvania. _Reeve_ is doing well in Detroit. _Bennie_ graduated from Biddle University and is now in the seminary. _Marion_ graduated from Scotia and _Paul Bustill_ is a member of the baseball, football and basketball teams and the Glee Club of Somerville High School. “_Mom Stewart_” is a class by herself. Always jolly, sensible and persevering. _Mrs. Sarah Dillon_ is one of the oldest members of the Methodist Church. She has taught in the Presbyterian Sunday-school more than 50 years. Her neighbor, _Miss Mary Chew_, owns several Lytle street properties. Of our young people, _Mrs. Annie Vanzant Moore_ and _Mrs. Lillian Scudder Proctor_, have taught in the public school. _Miss Eva Royster_ is our only graduate from the Trenton Art School. _Leah Lake_, _Bertha Hall_, _Virginia Smith Rhetta_, and _Ethel Vanzant_ had partial courses in Trenton High School. _John Richmond_, _Bessie Moore_, _Marie French_, _Jenetta Watkins_ and _Laura Garner_ are the first colored pupils to enter Princeton High School. Several boys and girls are pursuing educational courses or following professions away from Princeton. _Dr. J. E. Proctor_ is our only colored physician. _F. Louis Sperling_ our only lawyer and Justice of the Peace.