1906

The class will be glad to know that MaxHartmann has agreed to take over the job of Class Agent and also Editor o£ the GreenMessenger. We owe Max a big vote of thanks for assuming this responsibility and the best way to show our gratitude is to get behind him and send our contributions to the Alumni Fund promptly and help him in every way we can.

Con Chellis writes that he and Grace had a good visit with Marguerite Brooks, who is staying at the Osceola Inn, Clearwater, Fla., this winter.

Nat Leverone was the principal speaker at the Springfield (Mass.) Sales Managers' Club dinner on Feb. 4.

Walter Dakin and Joe Cushing were visitors to the "Big City" during February, but unfortunately was away and missed them both.

The latest report from Cap Pierce is that he has fully recovered and is feeling like a new man. During his illness Cap wrote and published a booklet entitled Words to BuildOn. These meditations are based on some fifteen great words of the Bible.

Secretary, 37 East 39th St., New York 16, N. Y.

Treasurer, 9 Pond St., Newburyport, Mass.

Class Agent, 208 Fuller St., Brookline, Mass.