DARTMOUTH LUNCH CLUB OF WA TERBURY, CONN.
The regular April meeting of the club was made a joint meeting of the Dartmouth Lunch Club of Waterbury and the Naugatuck Valley Club (which is the club of the undergraduates from this vicinity in Hanover), on April 4. 1922, at Paddy Hall's Restaurant in Naugatuck. There were twenty-one that sat down to the table, fourteen graduates and seven of the undergrads. Fred Daley '19, our commissary, had everything in the line of eats ready for us, so all we had to do was to eat. After the dinner was over, Ned Herr 06. president of the Waterbury Club, welcomed the undergrads, and was replied to by E. C. Malmquist '22. After these two formal speeches the meeting was more or less informal until George R. Adams '09, president of the Dartmouth Club of New Haven, who had dropped in on us, was called on for a few remarks. We always welcome any alumnus or undergraduate that is around when we are having a meeting, so if any of you are around Waterbury on the first Thursday' of the month be sure to let us know it and sit in with us at our luncheon. Those that were present at this April meeting were C. T. McCarthy '88, Aldis Lovell '03, R. S. Tolman '05, E. A. Herr '06, George R. Adams '09, Arthur B. Bucknam '10, W. C. Nissen '15, John J. Healy '15, Maurice T. Healey, Jr., '17, B. L. How '17, John E. O'Donnell '18, H. A. Johnston '18, F. M. Daley '19, Joe Lane '21, Eric C. Malmquist '22, Frederick W. Boswell '22, Joseph E. Talbot '22, Roy Bunting '23, William G. Boise '25, and W. S. Childs '25.
On March 10, 1922, a new Dartmouth organization was born in this state. I am reerring to the Dartmouth Club of Bridgeport, which was organized on that date. Three members of the Dartmouth Lunch Club of Waterbury attended the meeting to lend a hand at the opening exercises. They returned with glowing accounts of the meeting and the hospitality of Bridgeport.
