Class of 1881

Our peripatetice European member, Rev. O. Stewart Michael, asks to have his MAGAZINE sent to Tubingen, Germany, Hotel Prinz Karl. He is physically in excellent condition and mentally alert.

Mrs. George C. Stoddard died at her home in New York, August the tenth, 1937, after an illness of less than three days. It will be remembered that her husband's death was even more sudden. Thus passes another whom we had met with pleasure at various reunions. She leaves one son, Lawrence C. Stoddard, Dartmouth 1913.

Our sympathy goes to Aldrich in the loss of his wife, formerly Miss Anna Hanson, who died suddenly August the second. Because of this change in his circumstances he has given up his apartment and is now living at 65 Marlboro Road. Brooklyn, N. Y.

News of the death of Phelps on the thirty-first of August reached your Secretary too late for insertion in the Necrology this month. Expect it in the next issue.

Secretary, West Townsend, Mass.