1905*

Allen and Mrs. Smith spent several weeks in Havana and Florida. On the return trip they were met at Key West by Doc Loder George and Mrs. Proctor took a midwinter vacation in Mexico

Everyone will be glad to know that McCabe is recovering nicely from his illness of last summer. He recently attended a medical conference in Boston Business and illness have prevented Barton from attending any class functions the past few years, and it was a pleasure to see him at the luncheon in February. He seemed to have fully regained his health and plans to be present at the reunion Cunningham is on a long business trip, February to late May, in the South and Southwest Walter Emery was in Boston on business in February, and plans were discussed regarding the reunion. We are delighted to hear that Mrs. Emery is steadily recovering from her recent illness McFeeters has announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Attorney General of Vermont. The Burlington Free Press states: "He was a popular member of the 1939 Senate and undoubtedly will have considerable support from the members of that Legislature. ... .He has built a good practice in Franklin County and enjoys the reputation of being an able lawyer." There are four other candidates in the field. Here's luck, Mac, and may you lead them all down the stretch!

The spring outing at Elsie Grover's log cabin in Athol will be Saturday, May 18; and if the weather is unpleasant, then May 25. More details will be in the May issue.

Verney Russell has been transferred from the Department of Agriculture, Soil Conservation Service, Pocatello, Idaho, to Wenatchee, Washington, where he is resident engineer in charge of Migratory Fish Control, Columbia Basin Project, under the Department of the Interior, Bureau of Restoration. Briefly, Russell explains this interesting work: "In the building of the Grand Coulee Dam, the salmon run of the Columbia River has been interrupted, and in order to rehabilitate this run of migratory fish, the Bureau of Reclamation is building at Leavenworth, Washington, the largest salmon hatchery in the world. There will be either two or three auxiliary hatcheries; two of these will be in the state of Washington on rivers tributary to the Columbia, and the third, if built, will be at Okanogan Falls in Canada, the Okanogan also being a tributary to the Columbia River. At Rock Island Dam across the Columbia, eleven miles below Wenatchee, we trap the salmon and by the use of specially designed trucks transport them to the Leavenworth Hatchery where they are artificially spawned. The eggs are then transported to the proper hatcheries, and when the small fish are of suitable size they will be put in the streams and will go back to the ocean. In four years they will return to the stream into which the small fish were placed."

The final spring luncheon of the class will be at the Parker House, Boston, Friday, April 5, at twelve-thirty.

The reunion dates are June I4th-i6th inclusive. PLAN NOW TO ATTEND.

Fund Contributors for 1939

Contributors: 99 (88% of graduates). Total gifts: $1,985 (104% of objective). CLARENCE C. HILLS, Class Agent.

1905

Agry, George C. Ashworth, John E. Atwood, Howard D. Balph, Rowland P. Barney, Winfield S. Barton, Clarence L. Batchellor, Stillman Besse, Stanley Billman, Howard D. Blatner, William D. Brintnall, Henry S. Brooks, Charles A. Brown, Frederick H. Brown, Roger W. Campbell, Carroll A. Campbell, William J. Chamberlain, William E. Chase, Frederick Chisholm, Everett A. Clark, Robert S. Clough, William P. Clow, Arlington I. Conley, Walter A. Cornish, Solon W. Cunningham, Shirley B.

Day, Edmund E. Dillon, Walter S. Donnelly, James C. Eichenauer, Charles F. Elliott, Herford N. Emery, Walter P. Falconer, Robert Q. Fall, Gilbert H. Getchell, Carl F. Gilbert, Edgar Goodrich, Charles F. Graves, Allen B. Gregory, Ernest T. Greenleaf, William A. Grover, L. Clayton Harding, Robert H. Haskell, Harold M. Hazen, Edwin H. Hersam, George A. Hills, Clarence C. Hodgman, Charles D. Knibbs, John W. Ladd, Percy C. Laing, John A. Libby, Ralph L.

Lillard, Walter H. Loder, Halsey B. McCabe, Francis J. McClary, Arthur E. McFeeters, William R. MacMillan, Andrew L. May, Walter M. Maynard, Alexander R. Melvin, Albert T. Merriam, James R. Moore, Chester N. Mulally, James H. Musgrove, Eugene R. Newick, Ira A. Noel, E. Percy Norton, Henry K. Nourse, Walter L. Oliver, Karl H. Orcutt, Leslie W. Parkinson, Royal Peirce, J. Winslow Perley, Joseph B. Piatt, Theodoras B. Preis, Carl G. Preston, Harry B.

Proctor, George N. Pu tn am, George W. Richardson, Edward C. Ricker, George R. Rogers, Walter M. Root, Raymond R. Sibley, Edward N. Small, Walter B. Small, Walter G. Smith, Allen C. Smith, Harry T. Smith, Leon B. Stevens, George G. Stevenson, Norman Thrall, Henry D. Tuck, John Vaughan, James A. Wallis, L. Theodore Ward, Harold E. Weston, Frederick S. White, Ernest M. Wilkins, Samuel H. Wilmot, Ross H. Wiswall, Thomas A.

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