1886

Plans for our. 60th Reunion on June 28 and 29 are maturing satisfactorily. The Inn is cooperating in assuring our comfort and pleasure. The fellowship of men of other classes whom we knew in college will be an added pleasure. It now appears that nothing but the infirmities of age or the difficulties of travel will keep anyone away.

Newton in "Winter Park and Kelly in St. Petersburg have been active in getting out a good attendance of the Floridians and tourists in those places to Dartmouth meetings. In each place men from the earlier classes are in the majority, which is not usually the case elsewhere.

Thurston is very busy with the final details of getting his latest book published. Those who have never published a book cannot appreciate the work which this involves—almost as much as writing the book.

Secretary, 215 Walnut Street, Montclair, N. J.

Treasurer, Greensboro, Vt.