1915

Sorry that I slipped on news last month. It was just one of those things that one time and another happen.

First in line Don Bennink must be congratulated on his recent admittance to the Massachusetts bar. Don studied at the Suffolk Law School in Boston on top of his regular work as Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue in the Lawrence, Mass. district. Don has some such notion every once in a while for it was only a few years ago that he became a CPA. Income tax work will be his specialty from now on, without a doubt.

George Young has been jumping about from pillar to post in the business of organizing a new law firm in Cleveland. He states that it is new experience for him to "be in an organization involving over forty lawyers, George being of the moderate type,—but even so he thinks that he is going to like it.

One way and another we have managed to acquire quite a bit of information,—so here goes. Trace Brownell is Purchasing Agent for the Kings County Lighting Company, Brooklyn, and lives at Rockville Center on the south shore of Long Island. Hale and hearty and enthusiastic as ever. . . . .Sid. Crawford hied himself away from Worcester, Mass. for a moment and while in New York checked on Zip Coon, Buster Sawyer, Don Law and Dick Sharmann. He reports them all as looking fair, fat, and forty And from Chuck Ingram of Tacoma, Washington comes the statement that he lives far from the beaten track of Dartmouth men, and seldom sees one. Drop him a line, somebody, Tacoma Bldg.

. . . .Kenneth MacPherson of Palmyra, N.Y. has made himself famous in developing Carter's "inky Racer.". . . .Leland Smith is Pres. & Treas. of the Apco Mossberg Cos. of Attleboro, Mass Freddie Ballou is in the insurance business in Norfolk, Va., and resides at Virginia Beach, same State Ralph Norris is a Lieutenant Commander in the Navy, and currently is located at San Diego, Calif Elliot Sharp is District Mgr. for the Standard Air Conditioning Cos., with office at 126 High St., Boston.

... .Ernst Ruder is Secy.-Treas. of the Cincinnati Sheet Metal & Roofing Cos., of Oxford, Ohio, and a Bank director in his spare time And Dwight O'Hara, whom we had almost lost track of,—is Professor of Preventive Medicine at Tufts Medical School, Boston Harold Mattison is chemist and metallurgist in the Diesel Eng. Div. of the American Locomotive Cos., Auburn, N. Y And Milt. Ghee, that staunch Chicagoite, has become a New Yorker. He is representative of the Stores Publishing Cos., No. 19 West 44th. St

Alpheus English, hailing from Columbus, Ohio, is Mgr. of the Air Conditioning Div. of the Columbus Heating and Ventilating Cos And so they carry on. .. . .Augie Atwood is with Morris Plan Bank in Boston, whether we could touch him or not, I d' know And Hap Leonard is with Parker Bros, of Salem, Mass., Mfrs. of every conceivable type of game, so they tell us.

And now comes Bill Huntress and his 25th. His key committee men met in Boston a few days back and have plans as much completed as possible. The MAGAZINE is going to be used for reunion publicity as far as is possible, and reasonable. Norvie Milmore will arrange for your subscription to the MAGAZINE (for a consideration, naturally), so get in touch with him. And we will promise more news than ever. Mind your P's and Q's this summer, so that you will be ready for us this fall. And don't forget our 25th.

Secretary, Orleans, Vt.