1911
It is with great regret that the death of another 1911'er must be recorded. Charlie Lyons died last June while on vacation in New Hampshire.
In the Taylor picture shown herewith, Ray writes, "You might think Cora is singing, but I think she is only gargling some beer."
Aubrey Butler was married to Mary Helen Sullivan on July 31 in Northampton, Massachusetts. They were reported to have been on a cruise during the month of August.
Earl Gordon Jr. has entered the regular Navy with the rank of Lieut. Commander and is to serve in the function of a legal specialist. He has an assignment for the next two years in Guam. His family is to join him there this fall.
Deac Trask has returned to Chalfont, Pennsylvania after having a year's leave of absence from the Walden School in New York City.
There was great interest at one of the Pops Concerts in Symphony Hall in Boston last spring when Barbara Marden and Frances Reilly, duo-pianists appeared as guest performers in Harl Mac Donald's "Concerto for Two Pianos and Orchestra." Both Barbara and Frances are Lowell girls, and since 1942 when they became interested in combining their pianistic talents, they have taken their respective skills to the famed duo-pianists, Luboshutz and Nemenolf, for an additional polish. Frances is Walter's daughter and all will remember the pleasure these girls gave us with their duo-concert in Whitefield last year.
Carl Waterbury has returned from Chicago to Utica, New York, where he is living at 18 Airy Place, Utica.
The wedding of Hillis Morris and William Garlick went off according to schedule on June 21 in Washington, D. C.
Don Cheney had the responsibility for raising $575,000 in an expansion program at Rollins College where he is director of publicity and assistant to the president. The securing of this money before their June commencement brought with it the additional sum of a half million dollars for a new library.
Cliff Cuddy has got himself a new address in Charlotte, North Carolina, in care of W. Clark, Woods Knoll, Route 5.
Cap Hedges announces moving from his home in Cedar Rapids, lowa. The rumor is that he has moved to a fine home on the outskirts of the city, but anyway, he says, send his mail to his office.
Get set for Tim Vaitses! He is to be in the United States this fall and contemplates seeing as many classmates as possible and to take in some of the football games.
A brief note in the New York Times said that three Dartmouth men were sailing a sixty-two foot schooner from Boston to Hawaii and that George French '45, son of Nashua's George, was a member of the crew.
MARRIAGES AND BIRTHS
Bob Kimball is a grandfather. His son-inlaw being Robert MacMillan, a Dartmouth man.
Sarge Eaton has a grandson named Sargent Sheffield Eaton Jr., born in July. Ed Keeler's first grandson is named Timothy Keeler Stanton.
Shorty Mayo, son of Herbert was married on June 21 in Newton, Massachusetts, to Patricia Evelyn Dean.
Chet Butts' son, Dick, was married in an outdoor wedding on September 6, in Franklin, Massachusetts, to Judith Chapman of Franklin and Duxbury.
Brown Ralston's widow is now Mrs. Adelaide W. Eberling of 2055 Fargo Avenue, Chicago 45, Illinois. She writes that her daughter, Mary, has two daughters, two and four years old.
My family and I recently called on Log and Rebecca Jackson at their beautiful home on the top of a high hill in New Boston, New Hampshire. Entirely aside from the pleasure of seeing Log, the trip to see the old house and the gorgeous view across the valley is much worthwhile. I found Log in excellent spirits and delighted to see anybody who might be in the vicinity. He is confined closely to the house, although making occasional trips in the car. Rebecca and Dorothy make excellent masters of the home. Log does a lot of reading, but finds it difficult to write much. If each of us could have gone through what he has and come up smiling with the same dogged spirit that Log has always possessed, we would be a surprise to our own families.
IS EVERYBODY HAPPY? Cora and Ray Taylor '11 were hostess and host at a picnic of the Dartmouth Alumni Association of Northern California in June.
Secretary, ; 1 Webster Terrace, Hanover, N. H Treasurer, Howlands Dry Goods Cos., Bridgeport 2, Conn.
