1903
The Boston Dartmouth Club dinner on the third of February brought together seven members of 1903. Vic Cutter, as trustee, graced the head table, Pip Howard, Ned Kenerson, Brutus Luce, Cherbuck Edwards, Dana Whipple and your secretary, together with Judge Keniston '02, Phil Fox '02 and Frank "Fat" Archibald '02 thoroughly enjoyed the evening. Most of us hadn't seen Phil Fox or "Fat" Archibald since their graduation and it was especially fine to meet with them once again. Along this avenue of thought came enquiries as to when do the five classes of the turn of the century gather again for dinner.
Harold D. Comstock, following a reorganization of the Bureau of Reclamation last September, has been named regional director of Region 6 with headquarters at Billings, Montana. This region covers all of Montana, North and South Dakota and Nebraska, almost all of Wyoming, and half of Kansas. Congratulations, Harold, and may your life in Billings be as happy as the twenty-five years you have spent in Riverton. Harold's home address is 2327 Pine St., Billings, Mont. His business address is Box 2130, and his office is at 210 Stapleton Building. In a recent letter he speaks of seeing Matteson in Denver and Pudge Morse at Cleveland.
Morton B. French of New Canaan, Conn., is enjoying Delray Beach, Fla., for the fifth consecutive winter. The Florida warmth and sunshine, the daily swim and round of golf seem to work wonders for our genial classmate.
Charles Tabor Hall, Rector of St. James Church of Amesbury, Mass., writes interestingly of his family life and church work in Amesbury. Going to Amesbury after his first wife died and his children had grown up, Charlie married in 1941, Dolores Osborne Keleher of Arlington, Mass., whose young son of thirteen years has now been adopted legally as Jackson Osborne Hall. Charlie is evidently enjoying his church problems and duties and particularly his contact with his classmate, Dr. Otis P. Mudge.
Secretary, 198 Humphrey St., Marblehead, Mass. Treasurer, 85 John St., New York, N. Y.
