1906

Helen and Carl Warton recently announced the marriage, in Macon, Ga., of their daughter, Frances Louisa, to Corp. Thos. A. Blondin. Frances graduated from Antioch College and Corp. Blondin from West Virginia Wesleyan, where he starred in football, baseball and basketball.

A letter from Gus Ayers advises that Tom is a first lieutenant of an anti-aircraft battery in the Coast Artillery. The other boys, Jim, Bill, and Ben, are still held at one of the West Coast shipyards as they are too essential in their present jobs to be released to either of the services.

On March 15 Ray Butterfield was given a unanimous call to the Congregational Church of Christ in Leominster, Mass. His new address is 680 Main Street, Leominster, Mass.

The following 'o6ers were present at the Dartmouth Pow Wow held in New York on March 18th: T. Brown, Ned Bullard, Frank Eastman, Mike Edgerton, Gordon, McGrail, Rannie Morse, Elon Pratt, Ed Redman and Warner White.

Charlie Main's father passed away on March 6.

Luey Howard advises that his firm, the lowa Valve Co., is now engaged entirely on government business Kid Gleason's new address is 4606 North Racine, Chicago, Ill... David Fish is a captain in the meteorological division of the U. S. Army. Harold's oldest boy is a senior in the Chicago Medical School Brack Hazen is connected with the Finance Office of the U. S. Army John Haslam's new address is 742 Central Avenue, St. Petersburg, Fla Martha and Nat are in Mexico on a five weeks' trip.

Word has just been received of the death of Billy Bell in Concord, N. H., on Saturday, April 3.

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