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A card from Willis Hodgkins comes to us from Santa Barbara, Calif., where he has been for two months. Willis plans to attend the Dartmouth-Stanford game in Palo Alto. His new address is 3316 No. Central Ave., Phoenix, Ariz.

John Ash regrets he could not attend the family party at Boston following the Dartmouth-Harvard game. John suggests that '99ers attending the Harvard game take a plane and fly up to visit him; his own plane is grounded, otherwise etc.

Tootell has gone back to his beloved Montana. His new address is Baker, Mont.

During the scholastic year 1938-39 Ray Pearl will be the lecturer on the Patten Foundation at Indiana University.

George H. Evans has returned to Somerville for the winter. The address is 11 Park Ave., West Somerville, Mass.

Charles I. Risley has a new address. It is 70 Sunnyside Ave., Pleasantville, N. Y.

News of the big family party to be held in Boston following the Dartmouth-Harvard game must be deferred until the December issue of the MAGAZINE. It is a little difficult to report on things which have not yet happened. However, at this writing we know definitely that Warren Kendall was present with a party of fourteen.

Louise Richardson, wife of James P., recently underwent a siege of hospital treatment, from which we hope she is happily recovering. James was third in his contest for the congressional nominations in New Hampshire.

Plans for the 40th Reunion in Hanover in June are rapidly maturing. You'll be hearing about them soon. Keep on the alert.

Married: Margaret Tupper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Whittier, to Mr. John Benedict Roache, September 10, at Mattituck, N. Y.

Secretary, 31 Parker St., Gardner, Mass.

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