1892

Among the obituaries will be found those of Tilton and Thompson of our class. Word of Tilton's death, which occurred August 1, did not reach us until mid-September, so the class was not represented at the funeral. Thompson's services were given in the paper as "private" so it was only at the last moment I learned where they were to be, too late to get any one to accompany me.

This is written only a few days after my Class letter, which, no doubt, you all received. I have already received three checks for the purpose suggested in the letter and hope to have more.

A note from Frank Weston says he is gradually retiring from business, took a month off last winter and went to Florida, and spent all summer off in Maine. He'll be at the 50th if he has a leg to stand on.

Miller is still living with his son in Rumlord, R. I. After a year of sickness is now much improved and would be at the 50th if it was coming this week. That means next June, too, we hope and trust.

Secretary and Treasurer, Longwood Towers, Brookline, Mass.