1891*

On August 10 the ashes of Chas. G. DuBois were interred in a quiet spot at South View Cemetery. Dr. Fraser Metzger of New Brunswick, N. J., long a friend of the family, conducted the brief committal service. Among the relatives and friends of Mr. DuRois were included five members of the Class of Ninety-one; John Abbott, Bugbee, Fish, Dr. C. A. Smith, and E. W. Tewksbury.

Mrs. Wm. P. Ladd has taken an apartment at 162 Bishop St., New Haven, Conn., where her two sons are now living; John is in the navy, but temporarily assigned to work in a munitions factory in that city, and Edward is in the Yale Graduate School and doing some teaching. The two daughters are in Radcliffe College.

M. D. Barrows, who has spent the summer in Boothbay Harbor, is expected to be back in Melrose before the middle of November.

Why not cooperate with the Secretary and send in a news note?

The following greetings from Willis F. Sparhawk, '91, to the Class of '91, were brought to the Fiftieth by Tewksbury:

And now, let Hanover breezes play And lightly touch these columns gay,These Joyous Sons who march today; These Loyal. Sons,—in humor gay, In Good Old Dartmouth's crowning Day. The sturdy thrust of FORTY-ONE ; The thoughtful tread of NINETY-ONE! ! The while they step to Sousa March So well-beloved by every one. These all need no triumphal archTheir years have been Triumphal march ! ! Let Dartmouth's chime ring joyous pealAnd warmth of Alma Mater's heart reveal! ! Let skies above beam kindly down Old NINETY-ONE has come to town! ! Let gracious elms wave grave salute ; For Ninety-One was never mute! ! Rejoicing Sons of FORTY-ONE "Weave their long ranks—their work well done; Half Century's—OLD NINETY-ONE! ! "It cannot be! !" Says FORTY-ONE! ! These thoughtful Sons take up LIFE'S GAUGE ! ! Commencement Day is*welcome page The First of all upon LIFE'S STAGE! ! "FOR LIFE IS SCHOOL! ! And SCHOOL IS LIFE" ON FUTURE ALL THEIR THOUGHT IS RIFE.

Secretary and Treasurer, 80 Federal St., Boston, Mass.