Class of 1913

Clarence C. Meleney has joined the firm of Booth and Hewitt, which will continue the general practice of law under the name of Booth, Hewitt, and- Meleney at 165 Broadway, New York.

On January 1 of this year Robert E. (Bob) More became a member of the firm of Dines, Dines, and Holme in Denver, Colo. This law firm is located at the First National Bank Building in Denver.

February 4 was a big night in Boston, for the Dartmouth "redskins" were assembled at the Copley-Plaza for the annual dinner. You can read elsewhere of all the doings. Many Thirteen men were on hand to enjoy the evening planned by Judge Bro-wn, George Clark, and the rest of the committee. Among those present were J. O. Jordan, Howard Ball, Marc Wright, Collin Wells, Bufium, Linscott, Bill Davis, Morton, Pishon, Sherm Ward, Wilkins, George Knight, Spear, Shumway, Trowbridge, Gren Kimball, Ralph Badger, Frank Cushman, Enright, Tubby Merrill, Dean Munsey, and Riedell.

Captain Ethelbert Talbot is nosy at the Marine Barracks, Navy Yard, Philadelphia, Pa. A son, David Emerson, was born to Rev. and Mrs. David E. Adams of Ware, Mass., December 26.

Carl C. Forsaith of the New York State College of Forestry has been invited by Oxford University, through the Imperial Forestry Institute of the British government to organize a department of wood technology there next year, and has been granted a year's leave of absence for that purpose.

Secretary, 18 Oliver 5t.,... Boston.