Class of 1908

According to press dispatches the feature of the early winter program of the Woman's Club in Milford, N. H., was an illustrated lecture on "How to Listen to Music" by Dr. Roland E. Chesley of Utica, N. Y. The eminent doctor gave his lecture on November 27, prior to which it had been extensively advertised through the newspapers and pulpits, and invitations sent to schools and other clubs, including the local band. If the lecture was as good as the Milford newspaper's . musical editor claimed, our Pop will fast attain, national prominence.

Bill and Mrs. Knight are being congratulated on the birth of Mary Katherine on November 8th.

Louis Hopkins was inaugurated as seventh president of Wabash College at Crawfordsville, Indiana, on December 3rd.

Roger Hill and Bruce Rutherford are associated in the Roger F. Hill Cos., in Detroit, doing a general contracting business, although much of their work has consisted of factories', commercial buildings and schools. Their business office address is 415. Brainard Street. Roger lives at 164 Burlingarne Avenue. Bruce is at 822 Webb Avenue.

I have just received a newspaper clipping from Charlie Bennett, which carries a picture of Roger and tells the story of his. winning the championship of the Detroit Golf Club. Two days before the finals someone stole all of his clubs, but with an outfit borrowed from four different people, augmented by an iron found in the attic and a putter found in the basement, he went out and scored 75-77-75 in three successive rounds, and defeated two strong players, one of them Connor being regarded as one of Michigan's best golfers.

Charlie Severance is production manager with the Federal Motor Truck Company and lives with his wife and small daughter at 12851 Mark Twain Ave., Detroit, Michigan.

Every report from Detroit bears witness to the fact that Stan Nute is a real live wire in Detroit affairs and is right on the job whenever Dartmouth is mentioned.

Arthur L. Lewis spent November with his wife on a trip to the Pacific Coast, where he jazzed up the sales force for the well known Lewis-Shepard line of machines for handling materials of all kinds. With his big new factory he is able to keep more salesmen busy.

Pop (Dr.) Chesley says Mike Stearns attended the Cornell game and claimed to have lost many pounds (both avoirdupois and sterling) when the final minute gave the Ithacans a one-point lead.

Charlie Bennett is another 'OB man who is helping to keep things moving in Detroit. He has an electroprinting and manufacturing company of his own and is living at 727 Glynn Court.

Assistant Secretary,Hanover, N. H.