CLASS OF 1904
New addresses have come from Paul E. Darrow. His business address is Room 706, 208 South La Salle St., Chicago, and residence 5844 Stony Island Ave., Chicago. He lists himself in occupation as broker, but no other detail has come from him as to his change of business. He was formerly associated with the Amalgamated Savings Bank of Chicago.
A letter from John Fletcher states that last fall he was out in Colorado and enjoyed a visit with Grant 'O3 and Dave Main in Denver and also a nice visit with McKnight in Kansas City. John's son is a sophomore at Dartmouth, and his daughter Helen is a senior at Swarthmore College.
Bernard L. Boyle is associated with the U. S. Immigration Service with an office in the Custom House at Gloucester, Mass. His son, Bernard, Jr., is a senior at Dart" mouth. His daughter Marjory is a senior at Boston University, and the youngest child, James H. Boyle, is a freshman at Wentworth Institute in Boston.
The class will be shocked to learn of the sudden death of Mathew Rock, which occurred December 20 at his home, Bayside, L. I. Only a few weeks ago, the Secretary received a nice letter from "Dutch," stating that he had been on a fishing trip up in Canada, which he had thoroughly enjoyed, and reported himself to be in the best of health. Dutch died suddenly of heart failure, and I know the class joins with the Secretary in expressing their sincere grief to Mrs. Rock and the two children, Matthew, Jr. and Florence. In the next number of the ALUMNI MAGAZINE will appear the obituary notice of his passing.
The address of Bascom Brayton is Toronto, Ohio. During the fall, Bascom took an extended vacation, visiting various of his friends in New York state, but expected to be back on the job about January 1. His daughter Louise is a junior at Marietta College.
In looking over the officers of the Secretaries' Association and the Alumni Council, it is interesting to note that the class of 1904 is taking a very active interest in alumni matters. The class will be interested to know that Robert D. Brewer is president of the Dartmouth Alumni Association of Boston, John H. Nolan, president of the Western Massachusetts Association, headquarters at Springfield, Carl Woods secretary of the Dartmouth Club of Winchester, Mass., Daniel C. Norton president of the Manchester, N. H., Association, Louis E. Leverone president of the Chicago Association, Leigh C. Turner secretary of the St. Louis, Mo., Association.
The following men are members of the Alumni Council: Woods, Bartlett, and Turner.
Captain Burritt H. Hinman, who has been in the office of the Judge Advocate General at Washington, reported at army headquarters in Boston January 7 for duty as assistant judge advocate. Captain Hinman is a native of New Hampshire, and after graduating from Dartmouth received the degree of LL.B. from the University of Michigan in 1907. He was commissioned in the regular army in 1920 after service during the World War, and assigned to the Judge Advocate General's staff. For a number of years he was located in Omaha, Neb., and the class will be delighted to know that he is back in the New England district again.
Secretary, 95 State St., Springfield, Mass.
