1901

Miss Jessie Hale, daughter of Mrs. Ware Huntington Hale o£ Chicago, 111., was united in marriage to Addison F. Rugg (Dartmouth '93°) January 29, 1949 at White Plains, N. Y. They are making their home at 112 Chatterton Parkway, New York.

Charlie Kimball is still active in his business as a broker and appraiser of Typesetting, Printing, Binding Equipment and Printing Plants, with his office at 52 Duane Street, New York City Harland E. Cate, who has been Director of Export Sales for the Draper Corporation, Hopedale, Mass. for some years, has now retired from the company, after 36 years in their employ Gardy Cobb's picture appeared in a recent issue of the Worcester Sunday Telegram, featuring a write-up of a group of horse lovers who journeyed to Woodstock, Vt. to attend the Gymkhana by the Green Mountain Horse Association.

The following men of the class attended the annual Dartmouth Alumni Dinner held in Boston, February 9, Bryant, Calderwood,Cheever, Cox, Denison, Hathaway, Ward and Wood.

Walter Butler is located in Louisville, Ky., with the Shackleton Piano Company, and is still interested in music. He studied at the New England Conservatory of Music in Boston after leaving college, and has been a player of the organ for many years. His two sons Carlos and Stephen are with General Motors in Dayton, Ohio, while his other son Franklin is now the Director of the Radio Workshop at the University of Georgia and Assistant Professor of Radio Journalism. Walter is hoping, and so are we, that he can be with us at Hanover in 1951

WALTER BUTLER 'Ol of Louisville, Kentucky, posed for this in May. Piano technician and organist for many years, Butler still retains his keen interest in music.

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