1901

Ed Hunter, chairman of the New Hampshire Public Service Commission, recently addressed the Nashua, N. H., Rotary Club.

Squash Mclntyre, who has been manager of the Allston plant of the Scully Steel Products Company for some years, has been transferred to the Baltimore office of the same company, where he was previous to coming to Boston. Those of the class who play golf around Boston will miss Mac and his putts.

It is always pleasing to know that a reward has come to a man who richly deserves much honor, and so it is with satisfaction that we note the election of Frank Cudworth ("Our Mr. Cudworth," as Bobby Fletcher used to say) to the Board of Overseers of the Thayer School. Cuddy has always had the interests of the Thayer School at heart, has been active in the Thayer Society for many years, and his election is well deserved.

Bill Cheever sends in his present address as 647 Smith Street, Providence, Rhode Island, but does not state what he is doing this winter. No doubt he will be getting back to South Wolfeboro early this summer, to build a few more cabins, or substantial additions to the ever growing and popular "Allan A" Camps, where Bill is construction manager as well as vice president.

Secretary, 37 Berkeley St., Nashua, N. H. Class Agent, 195 Broadway, New York City