Class of 1888

Dunlap, Fred T Note Fred's new home address, 19 Marine Ave., Brooklyn, N. Y. Business address remains the same as before.

English, Lee .R—Letter received from San Diego, Calif., brings good news. Lee says his health has improved since last spring. Any classmate who visits Southern California this winter is sure to receive a warm welcome from Lee, not to mention the city of San Diego. He is living at the Barcelona Apartment Hotel.

Fairbanks, Robert Noyes—A welcome Christmas greeting from Rob and his wife and daughter looked good to the Secretary as showing that '88 was still on his list of memories. Will some of you fellows write Rob. The address is Sea Waves, Vermont Drive, East Preston, Sussex, England.

Pattee, Fred Lewis—The Secretary is the proud possessor of an inscribed copy of Father Pattee's recent volume of collected poems, or perhaps I should say selected poems, "Beyond the Sunset," a limited edition. If this be considered the property of the class, it's up to Frank Gove or some other '88 legal luminary to make formal claim.

Short, Mrs. Maude H.—A letter telling of her life since Wallace left us. The daughter Margaret (a sweet girl, E. C. says) has this year started teaching music at a seminary near Syracuse. William and his mother are living in Syracuse, 500 Euclid Ave. Wallace Jr. was married last June, and is now taking the air course at Pensacola, Fla.

Secretary, 11 Oak St., Belmont, Mass.