1901*

Rubber Thayer writes that his son, Royal, became the father of a son on June 22nd. The boy's name is Robert Lawrence Thayer, and Rub seems to be very proud to join the Grandfathers club of the class.

The Hathaways announce the marriage of their oldest daughter, Lucille, to Captain Douglas Treat Davidson Jr., on Saturday, the seventeenth of October, 1942. Capt. Davidson is in the Parachute Infantry of the Army of the United States, and the couple will make their home at 914 Brook Avenue, Fayetteville, North Carolina.

An interesting letter is at hand from Bill Sykes. He says, "Every part of our life is affected by the war. For 10 weeks we had no mail, but the mail is coming under convoy but food is scarce. No rice in the stores—the native people eat about 325 tons a day. I, however, have upland rice from my farm. The farm is a godsend in these days. I will not go hungry during the duration. I am in good health but a little tired of children. This may be my last year in a public job."

Secretary and Treasurer 37 Berkeley St., Nashua, N. H