1886*

Did you know that Fairbanks had recently given more than 500 volumes of his own classical library to the Baker Library? In years to come, as well as today, Dartmouth students will be helped by our Arthur.

On December 18th twelve old-time friends gave a dinner party and 75 red carnations to "Hudson's Grand Old Man—Dr. Smith, Happy at 75."

Pete and the Secretary were happy at Christmas to receive messages from Wales who still lives at 21 Atlantic Avenue, Old Orchard Beach, Maine.

Rose was laid up in the fall with a heart attack and, though better now, is told by his doctor that he must not go up and down stairs to tend the furnace. He has passed his 79th birthday and on Christmas Sunday spoke to the Men's Club in his church on the Meaning of Christmas.

Mary Frost, Mrs. Snow, Marden's daughter, Mrs. Fitts, and Mrs. Jenks sent special Christmas Greetings to '86 men and women through the Secretary. During the past summer Mrs. Jenks visited her daughter Ruth and her sister in Carmel, California. She is happy that her son Herbert lives near her in Evanston, Illinois. Of our '86 notes in the Dartmouth MAGAZINE she says, They keep me in touch withmany who were very dear to my belovedhusband. It is wonderful to feel sure thatin Love there can be no real separation. Ihave that comfort. The new address of Mrs. Jenks is 1745 Orrington Avenue, Evanston, Illinois.

Secretary, 215 Walnut St., Montclair, N. J.