1890

My slogan for the survivors of '90 that life begins at 80 may be a bit unrealistic, so I am offering this as a motto for each of the 14 survivors of the class, "With every rising of the sun think of your life as just begun, concern yourself with but today, woo it and teach it to obey your will and wish. Since time began, today has been the friend of man."

Dr. Gerry Morgan writes,

"How about planning a reunion of as many of the '90 boys, as are living in the neighborhood, at Hideway, my summer home in Springfield, N. H., some time this summer when I am in residence there? I'd like it, as would Mrs. Morgan."

We will see if something can be planned to accept their kind invitation. Mrs. Locke left Penacook for the sunny south last January. It was the sunny south the first weeks she was in Orlando, Fla., but soon thereafter a cold wave made it seem as cold as it was in Penacook in January. She intended to call on Jimmie on her return north, but notice of his death changed all that.

Secretary and Treasurer, 3 Dartmouth Place, Boston, Mass. Class Agent, Madison, Me.