1892

Among the obituaries will be found sketches of the lives of Baldwin and Weeks, who died recently. The account of Baldwin's life has been prepared most appropriately by Emerson, who has been associated with him in certain lines of work and who has summered in the same hotel as the Baldwins in Magnolia. The class sent flowers for the services and an expression of sympathy.

Weston represented the class at Weeks' funeral and arranged that flowers be sent to express the sympathy of the class.

I had an unexpected but much appreciated call from Walter Thompson in late December. He called in regard to a publishing matter, but we had a nice chat on Dartmouth and '92. He has had quite a serious sickness, and is not yet back in the harness to any extent. Hotel Westminster, Copley Square, is his winter home.

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