1912*

Bake (H. T.) Baker sends in a change of address. His new address is East Main Street, Humboldt, Tennessee.

Chet Haycock (Lieut. Colonel) can now be reached at the Army Finance School, Fort Benjamin Harrison, Indiana.

Anyone who wishes to contact Rollie Linscott will find him at his business address, Room 3001, lao Broadway, New York City, or at his residence at 14 Crystal Street, Melrose, Massachusetts.

Doc Lovell has a new address at 169 South Avenue, Whitman, Mass.

Chet Newcomb can be reached at the Cleveland Provision Company, 3112 West 63rd Street, Cleveland, Ohio.

Billy Baxter recently saw Lyme Armes in Boston, and Lyme said that recently he had found that the widow of the late President William Jewett Tucker was living within two blocks of him in Brookline. Lyme sent some flowers in the name of the Class. The flowers reached Mrs. Tucker on her 86th birthday.

ARE YOU COMING TO 1913's THIRTIETH?? Time

Friday, May 15 to Sunday, May 17, the week-end following commencement weekend.

Program

Simple and inexpensive with plenty of time to visit with old friends—no uniforms, no insignia, no committees. Boss Geller is in charge. Roy Cabot and Babe Hartshorn and Roy Lewis on the receiving end.

Events

a. Reception by President Hopkins Friday evening.

b. Alumni Luncheon at Gym Saturday noon.

c. Class dinner, probably at Thayer Hall, Saturday P.M.

d. Subscription dance for all alumni, Hanover Inn, Saturday night.

e. Perhaps Class picnic, Sunday morning.

Forty classmates with twenty-four wives and children have already indicated their intentions of coming. Fourteen are undecided. Only fifty have said they definitely cannot come.

Secretary, 6647 Thirteenth St., N. W. Washington, D. C. Class Agent, Box 199, Owego, N. Y.