1893

Reunion tor our 55th year since graduation approaches and those of '93 who haven't already been booked at the Inn for June 11 and on, had best hurry.

President Cox reports, as of March 25, that reservations are coming in slowly; probably by the time this reaches you in May, you will have written Guy of your intentions; if you haven't will you kindly do so at once.

"Billy" Jarvis is busy again on the Alumni Fund. We should not overlook this wonderful way of letting the College know our ap preciation of what it has done for us. "Billy's" address, in case you do not have it handy, is Jarvis Hill, Claremont, New Hampshire.

The Town of Shrewsbury, Vermont, of which Cuttingsville is the principal community and post office, has honored our late beloved classmate, Dr. Martyn, by dedicating its 1947 Town Report to his memory. Probably no man was ever more respected than this physician who served his community unceasingly for 47 years.

A few interesting facts from Mrs. McKenzie's letters to "Ed" Griffith: Alexander Anderson McKenzie D-1932, our classmate's son, is associate editor on Electronics Magazine, published by McGraw-Hill Publishing Company of New York, where he went in 1946 after being with the Mass. Institute of Technology Radiation Laboratory during the War. He has three sons: Alexander A. McKenzie III, born November 17, 1940; Charles G. McKenzie, born December 5, 1943, and Kenneth Thayer McKenzie, born May 15, 1945

The Aborns left St. Petersburg, April 30, and will arrive in Vermont about May 12.

Secretary, Cuttingsville, Vt. Class Agent, Box 402, Claremont, N. H.