1903

My correspondent in New York, Bucky Lewers, reports a great session of the Dartmouth Alumni in New York on April 26. The 'O3 delegation made a fine showing with seven men gracing the boards to make it one up on the Boston delegation at their dinner. "What's the matter Boston?" Thus spoke Bucky. Those in attendance were Kid Cohen, Harold Hess, Jules Walther, Win Rice, Lewis Haney, Ray Brown and Bucky Lewers, the latter doing the work of rounding up this fine delegation.

Marion Kingman (Tillson) Pratt, wife of Alton G. Pratt of Middleboro, Mass., died April 2g, 1945, at the Middleboro Hospital. Mrs. Pratt, daughter of Henry F. and Sally R. Tillson of Boston, was prominent in Middleboro life, a trustee of the Middleboro Library, a member of the Central Congregational Church and the Thimble Club Daughters. She leaves her husband, Alton G., a son, Lt. A. Kingman Pratt, serving with the Marines on Okinawa, a daughter, Mrs. Barbara C. Zink of Somerville and a grandson. We express our sincere sympathy to Alton and his family.

It has been long moons since I have heard from Harry Bullard at Governor's Corner in Alfred, Me., but in reply to the invitation to attend the Five-Year Class Dinner he writes that his son is on furlough after finishing training at the Naval Air Station preceding Pacific assignment, and that he will not be able to attend the dinner. He sends remembrance "to all the boys."

Mrs. Alice M. Irwin announces the marriage of her daughter, Edith Manley, to Capt. John Eaton Whelden U. S. A. on Saturday the 25th of February, 1945, at Hartford, Conn.

Secretary, 198 Humphrey St., Marblehead, Mass. Treasurer, 85 John St., New York, N. Y.