1888*

Most of our men have been so well be haved during the past month that It news has reached the Secretary's hence this brevity.

Clark, John Lew.—Not a word from but we learn via Herbert Gage '87. his son Robert L. Clark of the class 1932 has recently resigned his position manager of the Berlin branch office 01 N. H. Employment Service to accep position with the U. S. Employment ice in Washington.

Dunlap, Fred T— Fred reports that experiment of spending the sumffl£l Daytona Beach was a great success. One st conclude that he has land for sale ® tjiat locality. He and Mrs. Fred expect 11 return to St. Petersburg about Nov. ist for the winter season. His St. Petersburg address will be The Sherman, 115 Second Ave., N. E.

Lougee, W. W— Cheerful as usual, eyesight nearly normal, has enjoyed his months of quiet recouping under the expert attention of Mrs. Lougee, surrounded by her beautiful shrubs and flowers. Doc used to wonder why his wife gave so much of her time, study and work to that usually neglected part of our homes. He now knows it was in anticipation of a need for just such a balm.

The Secretary reports that the high spot of his long season in Maine was that moment when three perfectly good 'B7 men dropped in. To be specific they were Hadlock, Junkins and Rice. I am sure we all accept this honor with as much composure as possible.

Secretary, 11 Oak St., Belmont, Mass.