1907

There have been several references in this column to the family of Charles Willson during recent years. Reason: it is a fine American family and there is usually a news story of timely interest to his friends. Charlie has five children—a daughter Emma, now Mrs. Allan Twombly, and four sons—Allan, Paul, Charles and Orrin. Charles was lost in the Coral Sea naval battle, and the subsequent Purple Heart award has been previously reported. Paul, Radar M 3/c, is somewhere in the Pacific. Orrin is an Army private and is stationed at Camp Gordon, Georgia. Allan is a major in the Medical Corps and is stationed at a hospital in England. It is a pleasure to extend '07's congratulations to their parents.

Jim O'Neill reports a fine 'O7 attendance at an Alumni gathering at the Dartmouth Club of New York on April 13. Those present were: Barker, Hathaway, Mickey Howard, Kenyon, Minsch, O'Neill, Sprague, Storrs, Whitaker, and White.

Harper Kitching is now living at 470 Lebanon St., Melrose, Mass. Jim Farrington is assistant to the Director of Finance, U. S. Maritime Commission, and lives in Arlington, Virginia.

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