CLASS OF 1908
Arthur Thompson Stuart, formerly class president, died in New Orleans August 6, 1927. The following is taken from the St. Johnsbury paper:
"The funeral of Arthur Thompson Stuart, the oldest son of Postmaster Charles L. Stuart of Lyndonville, was held at the home of his father this morning at 10 o'clock, the Rev. W. A. Bacon, pastor of the Congregational church officiating. The bearers were four of his school-day associates, Calvin E. Brown of St. Johnsbury, Ralph O. Dodge of Hyde Park, Mass., Ernest Mastin and Homer G. Watson of Lyndonville. The burial was in the family lot at Lyndon Center.
"Mr. Stuart was a native of Lyndonville, where he was born 41 years ago. For the last six or seven years he has been in New Orleans, La., where he was the local manager of one of the H. G. Hill stores, and recently received a deserved promotion in the conduct of the business. Last spring he had a hard run of influenza which left his heart in a much-depleted condition and from which he had never recovered. His death came very suddenly on the morning of August 6, heart failure being the immediate cause."
This is not intended as a local column, but since you men of the class will not tell what you are doing while away from Hanover we can only report the occasions when you appear on the campus.
These men have come up for air since June: Joe Blakely, Dolly Gray, Louis Hopkins, Syd Phillips, and Frank Robinson.
Art and Billy Rotch, and Art and Pauline O'Shea were in Hanover for the Norwich game.
Life Greeley was also on hand for the game with his son who is a student at Norwich.
Wally Rich has a stepson in the present freshman class.
Arrangements have been made for a postreunion next June at the Mountain View House at Whitefield, N. H. Start your planning now so that you will be sure to take in the best part of our Twentieth Reunion.
Your class news will appear regularly inthe Alumni Magazine. Have you renewedyour subscription?
Asst. Secretary, Hanover, N. H
