CLASS OF 1901

The publicity committee reports that as a result of the circular letter sent out the first of February in regard to the twentieth Reunion in June, over sixty favorable replies have been received already.

Goochie, writing from Cuba," says he will leave there about the first of June, so as to be in Hanover in time for the Reunion, and he also inclosed a photograph, and made the following notation on same: "She may come with me." If Goochie wants the Committee's O. K. on this, I would say that "she" has been favorably passed upon by them, and the young lady will be warmly welcomed into the ranks of 1901.

Johnnie Ward, Jim Kimball, and Gillie, with their wives, and Capt. French recently spent the week-end at Hanover, and enjoyed the delights of Hanover in winter. While there the publicity committee completed some arrangements for the Reunion.

Leslie R. Hovey, who was a member of outclass freshman year, is now connected with the George A. Fales Company, 25 North Market Street, Boston, dealers in butter, cheese, eggs, and poultry. Hovey is also president of the Concordia Creamery Company of Concordia, Kansas. He resides in Melrose, is married, and has three children, two boys and a girl.

John Ward, who joined the Boston Athletic Association as soon as he moved to Boston, has already made his presence felt, and a recent issue of the Unicon, the Association publication, spoke of him as one of the new shooters showing great promise (no, not crap shooting); and on January 29 he won the club trophy and the hundred bird scratch. Those of us who have known him are not surprised, for he has always been strong for the birds, and we expect him to bring even greater laurels to the class. Jim Kimball and Cap French have also joined the Boston Athletic Association, and it is planned to use the club house for more frequent meetings of the publicity committee.

Rev. Robert F. Leavens has resigned the pastorate of the First Unitarian church of Omaha, Neb., on account of ill health, and expects to live in Lunenburg, Mass., where he has a farm.

Secretary, Everett M. Stevens, 127 Federal St., Boston