1886

There was an error in the November notes;—Fuddy Wood, and not Newton, wrote the sketch about George Fowler. In answer to the Secretary's letter confessing his error, Wood said, among other things, that Mrs. Wood was busy painting and that the two of them were "jogging along."

There is a biography of Ned Ross in the current "Who's Who in New England." We copy these few items about his medical record, of which '86 may well be proud. "Edward H. Ross, physician, surgeon Interne St. Elizabeth Hospital, Boston, Dec. 1890-Jan. 1892; Jefferson Hospital, Lowell, Mass., Jan.-May, 189 a. In practice medicine and surgery at St. Johnsbury since 1892. Mem. staff Brightlook Hospital, St. Johnsbury. Pres. Brightlook Hospital Ass'n Fellow Am. Coll. Surgeons. Mem. A. M. A. Vt. Med. Ass'n."

Ben Frost, son of Edwin B. and Mary Frost, was married to Imogene Holt at the home of Carlton P. Frost, Gil's son, at Ridgewood, N. J. The newlyweds are to live at 14 West Elm St., Chicago, 111. C. P., who was very ill last year, says he is on the road to recovery and expects soon to be better than ever.

The Newtons report that, while on a drive, they enjoyed spending a night with Wardwell in West Hartford, Conn.

In October the Kellys celebrated a birth- day for Lillian at the home of their son, Dr. William P. Kelly Jr., in Carmel, N. Y. David and his wife and two children were present, so the family party with four grandchildren was complete. The next day, Biff and Lillian took luncheon with the Thurstons and, after their siestas, drove on to Dave's home in Madison, N. J. When asked if he had been warm enough while lying down Biff said, "I don't know, I was unconscious."

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