1907

Bob Lyon and Guy Dudley write the following from St. Petersburg, Florida:

"Guy and I are having another little reunion down here. Attended a Dartmouth luncheon several days ago. 13 present."

Boston '07 lunch club take note. It's difficult to understand, but an attendance of 13 in Boston would be man-bites-dog news.

A few new addresses: Dwight W. Hiestand, Road Town, Tortola, British Virgin Islands; George Liscomb, Stilphen Farm, Swanton, Vt.; Waldo Pickett, New Castle, N. H.

Bishop Niles reports a fine vacation in Mexico and California. At La Jolla, Bishop found Bill Jennings in good form in spite of a bout of pneumonia during the winter.

Mike Smith writes that he is enjoying his job at Halloran Hospital, a large veterans' hospital on Staten Island, N. Y.

Dean and Mrs. Neidlinger announce the marriage of their daughter Susan to Malcolm McLane, one of Judge's boys, on April 30.

The death of Gus Braun in March was reported in the May MAGAZINE. GUS was born in Germany, coming to this country at the age of eight, from which period he has been almost continually a favorite in his home town, Everett, Massachusetts.

Secretary, 140 Federal St., Boston 10, Mass. Treasurer and Class Agent, Box 126, Guilford, Me.