1891

A few items follow stemming from the "Betwixt and Between" message of March including the beautiful tribute to Joseph Wiggin, Esq., the brother of Mrs. Frank W. Plummer.

In the message was a "claim until he is corrected" that the secretary was the first great grandpa. A good letter from Clarence Willey. tells of his great grandson, Robert O'Bryan Willey, born on November 10, 1943, the child of Mrs. and Mr. Robert O'Bryan Willey.

Burbank writes from Sierra Madre, California, of the death on January 6 of his sister, living in Pasadena, so Burbank is now the last of his family.

"Sailor" Cook wrote an appreciative letter, enclosing a welcome contribution for the class treasury, and stating he expected to move with his son in about a month.

Mrs. Woodcock tells that her daughter with two children is living with her in Ashburnham while her son-in-law, Melvin H. Patridge '27, is in the Army. Her son Edmund with his wife and three children are in Indianapolis.

Secretary and Treasurer,So Federal St., Boston, Mass.