Class of 1876

Two members of the class, Frank H. Hardison and Frank P. Hill, have had each a month and more of serious hospital experience, extending to late December. Both are well on the road to recovery.

At the recent dedication of Cushing Memorial Town Hall in the town of Norwell, Mass., Clifton S. Deane as chairman of the board of selectmen had a part in the exercises, receiving the keys.

Mrs. James F. McElroy of Albany, N. Y., happy in two groups of great-grandchildren, has planned a journey to Seattle, Wash., unaccompanied. Her objective is the family of William H. ('06) and Edith McElroy Gardiner.

Mrs. Minnie E. (Piper) Leffingwell died November 23, 1936, after a few months of failing health. She was a teacher for a number of years and later became librarian of the Dublin, N. H., public library, a position she held for forty-six years. She attended the 55th reunion of the class at Hanover, with her brother, the Class Secretary.

Secretary, 411 High St., West Medford, Mass.