CLASS OF 1914

George R. Jones was married in New York city, December 20, to Mrs. Gertrude V. Cross, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edward D. Vialle of Plattsburg, N. Y. Jones is in the automobile business in Elizabeth, N. J.

Gilbert S. Pattillo, who served in the office of the Adjutant General in Washington during the war, has received a letter from the director of the committee of personnel, worded as follows: "The Secretary of War authorizes me at this time to express to you his appreciation for your especially meritorious and conspicuous service', and to record the fact that you had a part 'in originating, organizing, and putting into operation the system of classification of enlisted personnel now used in the United States Army.'"

There is a "get-together" luncheon held for all 1914 members in and around Boston at the Boston Tavern every Saturday noon, from 12.30 to 2 P. M. It is urgently requested that any 1914 men who are in Boston at that time attend these informal luncheons.

E. P. Junkins is located in Vancouver, B.C., at 605 Metropolitan Building. He is in active work with the Sydney E. Junkins Company, Ltd., engineers and constructors.

William Roland is now at 57 Emmett Ave., Brockton, Mass.

Francis (Derby) Hall is in the leather business connected with the Helburn-Thompson Company, Lincoln and Bedford Sts., Boston.

Robert C. Hastings, M.D., is at the Montreal General Hospital, Montreal, Quebec.

Enders M. Voorhees is with the United Rubber Company, 1790 Broadway, New York city.

Sherman Saltmarsh has recently been discharged from the navy, and is now located at 158 Mt. Vernon St., Winchester, Mass.

Secretary, Clyfton Chandler, 30 State St., Boston