1925

Lin White has got himself a small flock of sheep. I hear tell that when the leading citizen of Marblehead Neck went to shear them he held an amateur rodeo catching and trying to hold down said sheep. No dice. He phoned all over Massachusetts trying to find a professional sheep shearer and finally located one-you guessed it, right in Marblehead.

Word comes in around about way that Navy Lt. Bob Millett is doing well in the service.

Barney Barnfather has resigned from Culver and gone into the United Seamen's Service. This outfit sets up residential and recreational centers for the Merchant Marine. After a training period Barney expects to go overseas.

Mott Garlock has been upped to investment analyst by the Massachusetts Mutual Life. Mott had a long training fitting him extremely well for this type of work. He has taught in his spare time at Northeastern and knows his onions in this field.

Harland Ferguson took in marriage last May Theresa Nealey of Bowdoinham, Maine. She is a school teacher of excellent background in that profession.

Thumbing through Nation's Business a while ago ran across a picture of Clif Hill, announcing his further progress in the intricate field of Washington Administration.

Saw Charley Hayward in Boston the other day. He was woofing because paper shortage blocks another reprint of his book.

As you know, Francis Shea will be on the job of trying the war criminals. He will aid . in the prosecution. Sounds like a fascinating and most worthwhile task.

Pete Blodgett, after making a good recovery from his back operation had a relapse and had to be hospitalized again. Might not do any harm to write to him.

Eddie McNamee has pulled stakes out of Arizona and is now 7758 Hollywood Boulevard, Hollywood 46, California.

Dick Heydt has his office at the Bank of Manhattan Company, 40 Wall Street. He is home at 25 Delafield Island Road, Darien, Connecticut.

Bob Rahmanop is getting his mail now at 12 Sagamore Road, Newton Highlands, Mass.

They aint much happened sence the last riting. Was to Buston a while back and went into Bill Sleigh's, luxurious suite uv awfices whrre he persecutes O P A violashuns. I suggested tew Willyam that he and me could make a nice piece of change this summer in our spare time, me running down meat frum Canady and him peddling same. He licked his chops and run his eyes down along his desk and rassled with temptashun awl over the place. Finally he shook his hed regretfully and sed "NO." Bill is an awful nice feller and when I dress off my steer this fall I shall ast him up and let him sniff under the window whilst we is roasting a hunk for Sunday dinner.

Secretary, Centre Ossipee, N. H. Treasurer, P. O. Box 428, Bristol, R. I.