CLASS OF 1910
Ed Shattuck has recently been appointed district manager of the Los Angeles branch of Geo. H. Morrill Company, printing ink manufacturers. His business address is 432 Wall St., Los Angeles. Ed says he hated to leave the old gang around Boston, but that he likes the sunshine of Southern California. Eck Hiestand and Atkins Nickerson have also recently located in business in Los Angeles, but no details have as yet been received by the Secretary.
Tenners will be interested to know that Ben Ames Williams, our author of popular American fiction, was recently in Hanover. Ben incidentally gave a little lecture to the Arts Society.
"Shorty" Worcester has accepted a position in Pittsburgh, Pa., with Spang, Chalfont and Company. Details and address will be cleared later.
Announcement has been received to the effect that a stork flew over Art Bucknam's house on February 3 and left a future Dartmouth prospect in Arthur Bertram, Jr.
Harold Jackson is superintendent of the claim department of the Norwich Union Indemnity Company, located at 75 Maiden Lane, New York city. He says the Great White Way is just as attractive as ever.
An article appearing in The Standard under date of January 28 remarks about our congenial Joe as follows: "Joe E. Downey, Thos. F. Murphy, and Frank L. Flaherty announce the opening of their office on February first at 103 Water St., Boston. The firm are Boston agents and metropolitan managers of the Cleveland National and Henry Clay Fire Companies, formerly represented by Mr. Downey." It also says, "Mr. Downey is the son of John J. Downey of the Massachusetts Fire and Marine of Boston, and a Dartmouth College graduate in the class of 1910. That year he entered the employ of the Equitable Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Providence, and later became connected with various offices in Boston, until his enlistment in the army. He served overseas in the World War as a first lieutenant." The article goes on to state that Murphy is also a graduate of Dartmouth College, and served during the war as a major in the 101st Infantry of the 26th Division.
Our Pacific Coast reporter sends in a little circular describing S & S Rubber heels. The first S stands for Spokesfield, as is intimated by the picture on the cover. He looks just as young as he used to when we used to see him trotting around the cinder track. Guy has been selling rubber goods for some time, but now he blossoms out with his own line of rubber heels Address him, care of Spokesfield and Sprenger Inc., San Francisco, Cal.
Earle Pierce writes a long breezy letter about all the happenings around the Hub. He says the Tenners, 32 in number, were the life of the party at the big Dartmouth banquet held in Boston recently. The Tenners present were: Norton Cushman, Shing Sherwin, Earle Pierce, Beezle Parker, Irv Jewett, Joe Downey, Jim MacPherson, Johnnie Hobbs, Les Wiggin Elsie Jenness, George Thurber, Lew Wallace, Ben Williams, Monty Fall, Gay Gleason, Maurice Blake, Keith Pevear, Slip Powers, Horace Chadbourne, Hal Sprague. Fielder Jones, Doc Foster, M. C. Taylor, Art Allen, Joe Graves, Win Nay, I. O. Scott, C. E. Allen, Charlie Fay, Jim Everett, Jim Lowell, Ray Gorton, and Larry Bankhart. I'll say it was some gang.
It is rumored that Keith Pevear is doing industrial engineering work with Russ Pettingill '09, in Boston. If anybody knows the facts, let's have them. Look out for this man Pettingill, Keith, he is a bad actor. All the Tenners in Chicago can give you a line on him. We all saw him in action at several annual gatherings. At the Blackstone he portrayed the part of a German soldier; using a seltzer bottle as his weapon, he made a daring attack on the Tenner dugout and put the whole crowd to route. Ask Billy Williams or Don Bryant.
The superintendent of schools at Gloversville, N. Y., having resigned, Julius E. Warren, principal of the high school, has assumed his work as assistant superintendent, and will become superintendent at the close of the present school year, surrendering the principalship. His salary in the new position will be $4100.
Secretary, Whitney H. Eastman, 707 53d St., Milwaukee, Wis.
