Class of 1901

Edgar Hunter is serving as consulting engineer of the state of New Hampshire for the State Institutions Building program. There is available about $1,000,000 for this work, and it is Ed's job to allocate the appropriations for the various institutions according to their necessities.

Henry and Lucia Salomon enjoyed a successful fishing trip down in Maine in September. Steve Stevens saw them in Lewiston at the Hotel DeWitt on their way home, and a pleasant chat was enjoyed. Henry Jr. has entered Harvard this year, and will make economics his major study.

"Hoppy" has been appointed a member of the committee which is studying the problem of refinancing the Brown Company of Berlin, N. H., who have recently defaulted the interest due on their bonds.

We understand that "Whiskers" and Zoe Crowell are now planning on being in Hanover for the reunion next June, so we are going to list them as the number two signers-up. Who is next?

The New York and Brooklyn delegation are planning a class dinner at the Dartmouth Club the night before the Princeton-Dartmouth game, Friday, November 22. Johnny Ward attended last year as a representative of the Boston crowd, and reported a grand success, and Bunker and Gillie promise even a better time this year. It will be a grand opportunity to get together and make plans for the 35th, next June, so just red-pencil that date and plan to be in New York that night.

Secretary, 37 Berkeley St., Nashua, N. H