1892

Secretary, 285 Columbus Ave., Boston

Bliss has always claimed Biloxi had the most delightful climate and attractive surroundings of any resort in the South. His claim is now substantiated by Doty. A card from him says he and his daughter spent a week with the Blisses and had a most enjoyable time.

I quote from a letter received from Putnam in response to my last obituary letter.

"While it would be far from the truth to say that I enjoy receiving such reports, I certainly am anxious for the knowledge. In my bedroom hangs a picture taken fifty years ago about this time of year. Nine of us, the old T. D. crowd, and now that Sam Baldwin is gone I am the only one that remains. It seems just like a dream with all of life 'like the breath of cattle in the winter.'

"As for myself, I am well as can be expected and hope not to rate an obituary for some time, and am looking forward to 1942 hopefully." So are we.

Nineteen have accepted the invitation to repair the class treasury,—twelve have not as yet.