CLASS OF 1916

Franklin Piper jumps from here to there. Is now in the stock market at Miami. Congratulations! Most of us who were in it have long since been sold out.

Ben Eastman is reported as being in the tire business at Forth Worth.

Ralph Fletcher is now a sales engineer, living in Birmingham, Mich.

Dan Lindsley has moved south to Los Angeles from the great Northwest. He's a sales promotion engineer.

All the above jots are from Hanover. The only letter this month came from Ceep Pierce, who writes from Saranac Lake. Two years ago poor lungs made it necessary to go there, where he has been forced to spend most of his time in bed. Complications have made him totally deaf. He writes a cheerful letter, and says he is progressing slowly. I want you birds to write me some news, but before you do so, sit down and send Ceep a line or two of cheer. His address is 28 Old Military Road, Saranac Lake, N. Y.

Greetings to Robert Hayes Stackpole, who arrived in Montclair, N. J., November 19! We have no particulars as to his weight, height, etc.

Cliff Bean tells me that reunion plans are being made, and that a lot of work is being done in preparation for June. He is writing me all the dope from Boston, which shall be reported soon. How are your plans for Hanover coming along?

Saw Ed Kiley in Providence the other night. He has moved his family from .New York to Springfield, Mass., and is going to have a session with me on his next trip to this large state.

Ed Kirkland, who used to profess here at Brown, now holds forth at Bowdoin. If Ed does as well at Brunswick as he did here in Providence, he'll soon be president of fair Bowdoin.

Bill Banton has left Bangor, and is now vice-president of William L. Fletcher, Inc., personal managers and counselors, of Boston.

Secretary, 65 Mathewson Road, Barrington, R. I