CLASS OF 1911

S. W. (Rock) Rockwood is professor of French and Spanish at Carroll College, Waukesha, Wis., and living at 232 East Ave.

Fred H. Harris has been having a long siege with blood poisoning in his left hand at Dr. Thompson's private hospital at 589 Beacon St., Boston. He has recenly been able to leave the hospital, although the forefinger of his left hand is somewhat impaired.

E. C. (Rick) Castle is for the time being in Dr. Murphy's sanitarium at Albuquerque. Any one in a letter-writing mood could well use his time writing Rick.

Dr. A. M. (Art) Jackson is doing some very interesting work at a sanitarium at Peoria, Ill., his address there being 109 Roanoke Ave.

Carl Sherman Hoar, Jr., was born November 3, 1920 at Williamstown, Mass. Despite the Williams atmosphere he is strictly Dartmouth in his leanings.

Ira B. Knight is now with the Eastern Manufacturing Company, South Brewer, Me.

R. B. (Sesah) Barnhardt is living at Lima, Ohio, and is one of the many loyal Ohio classmates who will be on for the Tenth.

Carl A. Hope is now with Garfield, MacGregor, and Baldwin, 129 National City Building, Cleveland.

Dr. R. B. (Hopper) Allison reports that West Virginia will have a 100 per cent representation in June. He saw Swede Needham, who claims that he already has passage booked for the Tenth.

Rev. C. Merton Wilson now resides at 432 Broadway, Amityville, L. I., N. Y. His new congregation has guaranteed his presence at the Tenth.

A. B. (Log) Jackson's new home address is 8 Harrison St., Melrose Highlands, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. Nils August Ohlund announce the marriage of their daughter, Alva Pauline, to Joshua Berlin Clark on Wednesday, December 15, 1920, at Cambridge, Mass. Our congratulations to them both, and we are to be congratulated on receiving such a welcome addition to our class roll.

Everett A. (Robby) Roberts writes us that he was married October 26, 1920, and is now saving his pennies for gas for the fliv, and it's a long run from Louisville to Hanover. 520 M. E. Taylor Building, Louisville, will reach Robby.

Helen G. Brown of Seattle, Wash., and Robert H. (Bob) Hatch were married in New York city November 24, 1920. They are living in Acton, Mass., and Bob is managing the Bluine Manufacturing Company at Concord Junction.

Dr. James B. Montgomery is now a major in the Medical Corps, and is stationed at the Walter Reed Hospital, Washington, D. C., having charge of the physiotherapy work there.

Secretary, Richard F. Paul, 98 Milk St., Boston