CLASS OF 1878

Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Parkhurst, started March 4 on a trip to Honolulu. Mr. P. took with him an address list of Dartmouth men whom he thought it might be possible to see on the way back.

George R. Harlow and daughter Margaret expect to sail April 5 for Europe, to be gone until about July 1.

Dr. and Mrs. M. L. Stimson of Atlanta, Ga., recently made a motor trip through Florida. He saw classmate Bouton at St. Petersburg, who was somewhat under the weather at the time, if they have weather in Florida, and who reported that A. P. Sawyer of Lowell, Mass., was also in something less than his usual robust health. Stimson also tried to see E. S. Burleigh at Tavares, but learned that Burleigh had been taken rather hastily to hospital. He did not learn particulars, and information is being sought through other channels.

Secretary, 321 Highland Ave., Fitehburg, Mass,