CLASS OF 1911
Word has been received indirectly that Raymond Nead has gone to Saranac for six months or so to recuperate.
Rollie Hastings and family are shortly to take a trip to Europe accompanied by their car, with which they expect to visit the byways of France and Germany. Rollie says he expects to keep away from the larger cities, Paris excepted. His only reason for going to Paris is to carry the regards of all of us to Louis Hall.
Harold Burtt is having a lot of fun as an amateur radio operator. A message was recently received from him by an amateur operator at White River Junction, carrying his greetings to the class.
Sherwood Trask's address, both business and residence, is now 18 Compo Road, Westport, Conn. This bit of information did not contain anything as to what he is doing there.
Joe McGonagle is now in Duluth, Minn., at 2517 East 3rd Street.
His business is not reported, but A. Nutt's new address is Massa Lane, Fort Lee, N. J.
Bill Hart promises to move on May 1 to 1 Rosemount Ave., Westmount, Quebec. Westmount is a suburb of Montreal, where Bill is situated as vice-president of the Crown Cork and Seal Cos.
Elton Norris's new address is 3336 Lansmere Rd., Shaker Heights, Ohio.
Jack Ingersoll is back in Concord, N. H., as sales manager of a newly organized real estate firm, which deals with out-of-town properties, intended, I suppose, to serve the tired business men who want to buy an estate on the shores of a beautiful New England lake, or a country home in the real country.
Secretary, Hanover, N. H.
