1898*

The class "round-up" before the Dartmouth-Harvard game was held at the Hotel Commander in Cambridge at the noon hour. There were thirteen present, namely Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bartlett, Mr. and Mrs. Buck Chandler, Mr. and Mrs. Denis Crowley, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Spring, Sherman Moulton and daughter-in-law, Charles Littlefield, and the Secretary and Mrs. Patey. Letters were sent by Ted Leggett, Seelman, "Doc" Nolan, Pope, W. H. Mitchell, Bennis, Forbes, Gilman, Peck, Crane, Williams, Gleason, Witte, Dr. Noyes, Harry Clark, and Bob Osborne.

Denis Crowley has been appointed Chief of the Employment Tax Division in the office of the Collector of Internal Revenue at Boston. In this position he will have charge of the collection of .the Social Security taxes from more than 75,000 em- ployers. Denis is the authority on Social Security Tax law in Massachusetts.

On October 16 the Secretary was guest speaker for Dr. Edward C. Batchelder for the Rotary Club of Dover, New Hamp- shire. Our classmate invited the baseball squad and their coach to be present as his guests. Dr. Batchelder has always taken an active interest in the Rotary Club and is a constant attendant.

Chester Williams, as in the last World War, has been appointed chairman of a board having full charge of classification and draft activities in and around Milford, Mass.

A good letter has been received from Ev Snow. Ev and Ruth are having a wonderful time at Saanichton, R. R. 1, on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, near Victoria.

Secretary, 57 Grove Hill Ave., Newtonville, Mass.