1902

On October 25, Louis Dow invited the class officers, Percy Dorr, Davis Keniston and myself to a very nice lunch at the Copley Plaza in Boston. There we discussed plans for our 45th Reunion next year. Louis Dow has taken hold with a will and we are sure to have a grand Reunion.

Louis is trying to arrange for us, as the oldest class reuning on June 20, to get accommodations at the hotel which would be much nicer at our age than the dormitories. Plan to come Friday the 20th, by noon if possible, and stay through Sunday noon.

Your secretary hopes to get away again to shun the vigils of a northern winter and from January 15 through February will be at The Colony, Delray Beach. As a goodly number of our class seem to get to Florida in the winter, I would be delighted to see any of you who pass that way. The hotel is in the center of the town directly on Route No. 1. I understand Charlie Goddard is at Daytona Beach, and I know Barnes, Hosford, Dow, Hill and many others usually sojourn in Florida for the winter months.

Secretary, 7 Ship Channel Rd., So. Portland, Maine

Treasurer, 426 Tremont Bldg., Boston, Mass.