1898

The secretary called up President Bartlett on his return from his southern trip and asked him if he felt refreshed by his sojourn under sunny skies. Joe replied, "Stop your kidding. You know well that I am always 'fresh.' " I called upon him at once and found his statement of the case true.

Charlie Littlefield has been doing great work on the Alumni Fund. If anyone has been so busy that he has not sent in his contribution may he do so at once, always remembering that the biggest contribution in all history was the "Widow's Mite." Do not hesitate because your gift must be small, but do not delay further.

By this time you have received a "cheerful earful" about our 45th reunion: These are stirring times, and your officers have perspired considerably in their efforts to do the best thing for the country, the College and the class on this momentous occasion.

A letter from Fletcher Harper Swift indicates that he is busy and well.

Denis Crowley suggests that we have a list of '98 men, their sons, and daughters in the present world contest. Send along your family contribution.

Your secretary is working two victory gardens and finds such work good for the waist band.

"Prexy" Rogers retires in another year to his beautiful home at York Beach, Me.

Secretary, 57 Grove Hill Ave., Newtonville, Mass. Class Agent, 740 Hospital Trust Bldg., Providence, R. I.