Class of 1899
George G. Clark has been in the Mary Hitchcock Hospital at Hanover. In a note to Warren, George states he is coming along satisfactorily.
Wendell Barney, son of Jim, writes the Secretary about a joint meeting of the Barneys, Kendalls, and Howland Sargeant in Richmond, Va., at the third annual meeting of the Virginia Alumni Association, April 25-26, the real pleasure of the event being the visit of the '99 delegation.
In the hope that some of the class may have an extra copy of our 23d class report, which he would be glad to donate to a worthy cause, the Secretary hereby sends out an S.O.S. call for it. In exchange the Secretary will send to any who want them one extra copy of the following reports: 4, 6, 8, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 18, 22, 25—yours for the asking.
After residing for nearly 30 years at 3 Arundel Park, Ashmont, Mass., Jim Barney announces that he has moved to a new residence: 4 Lyndhurst St., Dorchester, Mass.
Joe Gannon's home address has been changed to 34-31 81st St., Jackson Heights, N. Y.
Asakawa reports change of residence from 228 Park St., New Haven, Conn, to Saybrook College, New Haven.
On June 20 William M. Beal married Janet Gould Grant, daughter of Mrs. Edward C. Grant of Winchester, Mass. On the morning of August 15, K. Malcolm and Rachel P. Beal became the parents of Nancy May; on the afternoon of the same day George Beal received his A.M. from Boston University. George is now teaching English in the Plainville, Conn., high school.
Secretary, 31 Parker St., Gardner, Mass.
