CLASS OF 1913
Effective May 1, 1927, C. E. Buffum was made assistant treasurer of the Clifton Manufacturing Company of Jamaica Plain, Mass. Buff is driving a Reo, but will not answer as to the miles a year he drives, as he is "suspicious of these questions and will withhold answers."
Ralph Davis attended the meeting of the Dartmouth Secretaries Association in Hanover on May 6 and 7, representing the Manchester (N. H.) Association as its secretary. Warde Wilkins represented the class, and was elected to the executive committee of the Association.
Jack Remsen is back again with the Southern Pacific Company in the New York office as assistant engineer.
Helen M. Ball arrived on April 27 at the home of Ray and Lydia Ball in Tuckahoe, N. Y.
Joe Cheney is president and general manager of the Cheney Art Tile Company, faience tile manufacturers, in Orlando, Fla. He writes that he cannot make the North this summer, but that he is planning on Hanover and White field for June, 1928.
A letter from George Steele from the Choate School in Wallingford, Conn., says that at the alumni dinner in Hartford, Red Spillane regaled the crowd with his comments on old Dartmouth and his Salvation Songs. Trust Red.
Leeds Gulick made a trip to the Pacific Coast from Valley View, Phoenix, Arizona, where his sanitarium is located, and found Ray Bennett in Los Angeles last February. "Ray is the same cordial, big-hearted man he always was. He showed me much of the wonderful stock of jewelry in which he and his brother-in-law deal. Dartmouth men, particularly 1913ers, are assured of fine value in anything purchased through Ray." Leeds claims that we failed to mention the trip made by Marc and Frances Wright and their stop and visit with the Gulicks, but he will have to become a better reader of the class notes in the MAGAZINE. We wish more, or every one, would send in notes and news, for sometimes it is hard scratching to fill a column.
Just in time to include the notice, we learn that Robert Louis Jones arrived on May 12, 1927, at the home of Herbert and Ethel Jones, for Donald Stuart and Barbara Eleanor to play with.
Ralph Badger is investment counselor for the estate-of Frank A. Sayles with his office at 210 Main St., Pawtucket, R. I. He lives at 232 Taber Ave., Providence, and he and Agnes are among those planning on 1928 "by all means."
Dean" Thompson has left Massachusetts for New York, living at Mount Vernon, and acting as sales manager for Minute Tapioca and Swan's Down.
Chuck Riley is assistant manager of the Burfield Machine Company, general machinists at Haverhill, Mass., and is living in Bradford, Mass., where he spends much time, in trying to make flowers grow.
Keith Wood is still in Denmark, managing director of the General Motors International at Copenhagen, with one of those easy home addresses—Fortunvej 7, Charlottenburid, Denmark.
Nat Rice and Dot have sold their Aspen Road house in Swampscott, and have bought a house at IS Sheridan Road.
Mrs. Alexander Martin of West Philadelphia announces the marriage of her daughter Margaret and John Stephen Macdonald on Saturday, June 25, 1927. Jack and his wife will live in New York, where he is chief engineer for the P. McGovern Company.
George B. McClary sends his blank from Chicago, and has the information that George and Andrew were born on April IS, 1927. We congratulate Adelaid and George on the arrival of the twins.
"Speaking of flying,"Carl Shfcmway completed his annual flying duty with the Navy in May. In the U.S.S. Los Angeles he flew or sailed from Lakehurst, N. J., to Hartford, Conn., over New York about the time that Lindbergh landed in Paris, and heard the celebration. He flew over Yale Field in New Haven during the Harvard-Yale track meet, where Marc Wright and the Secretary were officiating. The Los Angeles is the world's largest dirigible, but the British are building two that are twice as large.
Ralph M. Fischer is now manager of the Allentown, Pa., plant of the United Piece Dye Works—Lehigh Silk Dyeing Company-
Collin Wells has become associated with the Equitable Life Assurance Society at 120 Broadway, New York city. Watch for his name now in the insurance golf tournament this summer.
Joe Dolan with a business address in New York now has a home address of 1418 West 19th St., Oklahoma City, Okla. He is supervisor of construction for the J. C. Penney Company. He and Rosemary have two daughtrs, Mary Elizabeth and Rosemary.
Don Evans is chief investigator in the United States Bureau of Efficiency in Washington, spending his spare time in the garden.
Elliott Frazier is now junior master of the Boston English High School, but still lives in East Lynn and is one of the few bachelors left in the class.
On June IS the preliminary check-up on the 15th Reunion attendance shows ninety of the class will be there. Get your blank back to the Secretary with all the recent information to bring the records up to date.
Secretary, 18 Oliver St., Boston
