Class of 1910

Otto F. Taylor writes from New York: "Last night, January IS, we had our annual Alumni Association dinner. Among those present were Seymour, McClintock, Tobin, Thayer Smith, Dick Carpenter, Forristall, Vander Pyl, Richmond, Cassidy, Raabe, Cutler, Coleman, Crosby, and Wes Hunt.

''Dick Carpenter is a new recruit. He is here with the New York American, and his address is 73 Bedford St. Thayer Smith is a man we haven't seen for years. He showed up covered with white hair and professional dignity. He is now a medical director of the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company at Newark, and is living at Short Hills, N. J."

On Saturday night, January 30, the Boston Alumni Association had their annual dinner. 1910 was represented among the speakers by Ben Williams. Among other 'Ten men present were Bones Jones, Hoitt Charlton, Joe Downey, Ray Gorton, Fletch Burton, Charley Fay, Nate Sherman, Hal Sprague, Else Jenness, King Brady, George Underwood, Cliff Lyon, Art Lord, Larry Bankart, Lew Wallace, Jim Ingalls, and Art Allen.

Art Lord has given up teaching, and has gone with Ginn and Company, and is selling books to high schools in Southern New England. He expects to move shortly from Lynn to Newton.

Ray Gorton has joined the Dartmouth family at SO Congress St., Boston, in the State Mutual Building. He is now selling life insurance for this company along with Jim Colgan and Else Jenness.

When the Rand Company took over the Li- brary Bureau and moved most of the offices to Tonawanda, N. Y., Hoitt Charlton decided he didn't want to go West and resigned. Hoitt bought a house in Wollaston last year, so he was particularly anxious to remain in these parts.

"Robbie" Robinson is making a splendid name for himself in China, where he has been as representative of the Aimerican Board in Peking and Paotingfu since 1916. He is sponsoring the "Dartmouth in China" with marked success.

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