Class of 1901

"Pa" Rollins' boy, Dan, has just passed his Massachusetts state bar examinations, and has hung out his shingle.

Ned and Gertrude Warren have purchased one of the fine old colonial houses on Orford Street, and after remodeling, will make Orford their permanent home.

On Sunday afternoon, June 14, at the Leavens home on Yosemite Road, Berkeley, Calif., Eleanor Leavens was married to David Smith, son of Selden Smith, Dartmouth '97. The bride and groom left immediately for a trip to Europe, and later in the summer Bob and his wife joined them there. Also on September fifth, Eleanor Ward was married to William Fewel Coles, at Saint Stephen's church, Lynn, Mass. Johnnie's new son-in-law, is a Dartmouth man, and an old friend of Dudley Orr, who married Florence Gene Ward.

Oliver M. Harris is with the Safety Fire Extinguisher Company, 291 Seventh Ave., New York City.

Miss Esther M. Clark, oldest daughter of Jim Clark, was graduated in June from the Michigan State College, majoring in sociology. Miss Clark was elected to the board of the Woman's Athletic Association, and was manager of that organization's basketball teams and also golf. She earned her "S" for participation in sports. She was also greatly interested in the social service organizations.

Ed Hunter was 60 years old on Tuesday, June 16, following our reunion, and his office force at the State House gave him a surprise party, which was also attended by Governor Bridges and many other friends. Ed was presented a very fine wrist watch, and in response replied very fittingly. By the way, Edgar has just been nominated as representative to the General Court from Hanover, and such nomination usually assures his election. It is very probable that he will be a candidate for the speakership.

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