1896

Tom Ham is now making his home in New England from whence he came originally, and his new address is 47 Bubier Road, Marblehead, Mass. Tom has been with the Jones & Laughlin Steel Co. for about thirty-eight years as an executive in its Sales Department. He retired on June 1 of this year.

Judge Louis Cox is conducting some parttime courses at the Boston University Law School.

At the time of the October hurricane in Florida, your secretary feared that Steve Chase's citrus fruit crops would be badly damaged. Providentially the storm changed its course and we hope that Steve's fruit trees were not seriously injured.

A four-column newspaper clipping has been received concerning a movement to honor Dr. Berthold S. Pollak, by naming a tuberculosis hospital after him. It seems that he has a world-wide reputation as a specialist in the treatment of chest and lung diseases and is also noted for his humanitarian activities. He is supposed to have been an 1896 Medical student at Dartmouth. Your Secretary does not remember him, but hopes to hear about him from any member of the class who does.

Secretary and Treasurer, 21 Forest Rd., Cape Elizabeth, Maine