CLASS OF 1912

Mr. and Mrs. Randall G. Burns extend a very cordial invitation to all classmates to visit them at their new residence, 130 East 40th St., New York city.

Announcement has been received of the removal of the law offices of Sherburne, Powers and Needham, of which Ray Cabot is a member, to the 19th floor, 75 Federal St., Boston.

A very interesting editorial appeared in a recent issue of the New York Herald Tribune entitled, "The Country Doctor Shortage." Our own Doc Burnham of Lebanon, N. H., was freely quoted in this editorial, which was inspired by a survey of the staff of the Albany Medical College, on the unfavorable situation caused by the decline of the "Family Doctor" profession. We are indebted to John Hemsen of the class of 1913 for bringing this editorial to our attention.

Among the assistant cashiers of the National City Bank, we note the name of Richard W. Foote, who has recently come to New York.

Since the last issue of the ALUMNI MAGAZINE, there has been held in New York under the auspices of the Dartmouth Club the annual golf party-at the Greenbrook Club at Caldwell, N. J. Dutch Mahlstedt acted as host for the party, and among the Twelvers present were: Randy Burns, Dick Remsen, Dutch Mahlstedt, Chief Wheeler, Doc Worcester, Manuel Garcia.

Pet Pettingell's work with the Alumni Fund quota has been followed with a great deal of interest and appreciation. Not only the increased amount needed, but the conditions of the present time required an extra amount of work on the part of Pet. The final report has not as yet been issued, although it is rumored that our quota has not been reached. Regardless of the result, Pet has done a great piece of work, and he deserves all of our thanks for it.

Rev. John E. Hunt has left Machias, Me., for Mexico in the same state, where he is to be pastor of the Congregational church.

Secretary, 1452 Broadway, New York