1906
See you in Hanover June 13, 14, 15 The report of the class dinner held in Boston Friday, October 26 will appear in the January issue because of lack of space in the December issue.
Harry Higman is co-author of a book, Union Bay which will be reviewed in the ALUMNI MAGAZINE at a later date.
Freddie Welch had an article in the June Engineering News and the September CivilEngineering on the value of the GurleyTransit in surveying land. Freddie is planning to be at our reunion in June.
And speaking of authors, Norm Russell has an interesting article in the UnitarianChristian entitled "The Layman Today."
Arthur Meservey is back on the job after having made a good recovery from an operation this summer.
Craw Bishop writes from Japan that Tokyo is a different city from what it was in 1946. The city has taken on a more normal and peaceful appearance and the people appear more cheerful and better dressed. Craw feels that the Japanese are eager to learn the ways of democracy and Christianity.
On their way South for the winter, Grace and Con Chellis stopped over in South Carolina to visit their grandson born on September
4. Bill Page and his wife were in Hanover for a few days the last of September.
Harold Rugg is back in Hanover after spending some time in the deserts of New Mexico. Says the climate and scenery were excellent but the food very poor.
Joe Cushing was in Hanover for the Fordham game but couldn't make the Boston dinner as he had appointments in Ottawa.
Henry Ladd is making good progress after his recent operation. Has put on weight and is able to work in his garden.
The Chapins, Kingsburys and Milhams and Joe Nuelle and his daughter were seen at the Army game in West Point.
At the Syracuse game in Hanover I saw the following classmates: Hal Edgerton, ShortyDavis, Shorty Neal, Fred Parker, Harold Rugg and Henry Thrall.
New addresses: Dan Hatch—51 Roosevelt Ave., Town of Mt. Royal, Quebec, Can.
George Terrien—308 Howard Bldg., Tulsa,Okla.
Freddie Walsh—Phillipston, Mass.
1906 Fund Contributors
114 Gifts (Participation Index 98.3). Total gifts: $6,625.65 (120% of objective). MAX HARTMANN, Class Agent.
Adriance, Robert I. Ailing, Marshall L. Avers, Augustine H. Bailey, Dearborn1 Bankart, G. Norman Barker, Thomas2 Bell, William T.3 Bishop, Crawford M. Blatherwick, James A.1 Blood, Robert M.4 Bourne, Charles L. Bowlby, Noble O. Boynton, George W. Boynton, Herbert L.6 Brackett, Colborn1 Brock, Maynor D. Brooks, Addison G.1 Brooks, Addison G.® Brown, Homer F. Brown, Thurmond1 Buckbee, Neil S.2 Burnie, Arthur N.1 Burnie, Arthur N.7 Burtch, John J. Butterfield, Ray E. Carpenter, Robert F.8 Carr, Daniel Chapin, Arthur W. Chase, Joseph T.2 Chase, Phillips M. Chellis, Converse A. Cheney, Henry H. Childs, Francis L. Clark, Edward E. Coburn, Harry W.1 Cochran, Albert C. Cogswell, Eliot S. Connell, Thomas M. Cooke, Randall B. Cragin, Arthur M. Crane, Charles E. Cromwell, John W., Jr. Cummings, Herbert W. Cushing, Joseph Cushing, Stephen S. Dakin, Walter Davis, Howard C. Denison, Roy E. Dwyer, Louis R. Eastman, Frank H.2 Edgerton, Halsey C. Edgerton, Malcolm J. Erickson, Elwood9 Evans, Robie M. Everett, Chester McK.1 Fitts, Ralph C. Frazier, Lyman B. French, Charles W. French, Edward S. Gage, Jesse W. Gallagher, Morrill A.® Gardiner, William H.2 Glaze, Ralph Gleason, William F. Gordon, Thurlow M. Grav, Clarence T.1 Griffin, James T.1 Guyer, Foster E. Hackney, Raymond1 Hagberg, Paul T. Hale, Glenn J.3 Hartmann, Max Hatch, Daniel P. Hazen, Freeman B.9 Herr, Edward A 10 Heyhoe, Albert G. Higman, Harry W. Holmes, Arthur D. Holmes, Percival J.1 Howard, Charles S. Howe, Willis D. Hussey, George R1 Tones, Fred A. Kelley, Frank H 2 Kelly, Eric P. Kendall, Henry S.8 Kenerson, John B 1 Ketcham, Henry C.
Kingsbury, John H. Ladd, Henry B. Laton, George P. Leverone, Nathaniel Libby, Arthur F.31 Loff, George2 Luck, Charles A. McGrail, William P.1 McGrath, Ray P.1 Mclntire, Donald C. Main, Charles3 Main, David J. Marden, Edgar A.1 Martin, Leigh S. Mathes, Benjamin W. Merchant, Roy R. Meservey, Arthur B. Milham, Charles G. Moore, William H. Morse, Ransom W. Neal, Erlon H. Nuelle, Joseph H. Oakford, Edwin L. O'Brien, Michael S.1 Owen, Roy M. Page, William R. Parker, Charles S. Parker, Fred F. Patten, Harold T.1 Paul, Philip B.12 Perry, Clifford O.13 Pierce, Charles A. Powers, Walter Rainie, Herbert W. Redlon, Nathan C 1 Redman, Edward B. Richardson, Robert W.2 Ritchie, James J. Rugg, Harold G. Russ, Charles A. Russell, Louis W.1 Russell, Norman St. Clair, Earle J. Scott, Ralph W. _ Scribner, Frederick P.14 Seager, George J. Sleeper,Finlay P. Smith, Harold E. Smith, Joseph T.15 Smith, Joseph T. Smith, Watson B. Soule, Carlton M 2 Spencer, Bertrand E 2 Stanton, Harold B.2 Stone, Albert H.1 Swasey, George L. Tarr, Alphonso R.2 Thompson, Ralph12 Thrall, Henry D. Tourtellotte, Clarence W. Twiss, William B. Van, Billy B.9 Varick, Remsen1 Wallace, Robert B. Walsh, Frederick W. Wardwell, Robert B. Waring, Dwight S. Warner, Edwin E. Warton, Carl T. Webster, Merton W. Welsh, Frederic W. Wells, Arthur S.12 White, Warner G. Whittemore, Harvey F. Whittemore, Lawrence F. Wolf, Ninian1 Wood, Harlan W. Wood, Robert W. Wright, Robert G.9
MEMORIAL GIFTS FROM! 1 Howard C. Davis '06.2 Edward B. Redman '06.3 Thurlow M. Gordon '06.4 Mrs. Blood.5 Classmate.6 Mrs. Brooks.7 Mrs. Burnie.
8 Arthur W. Chapm '06.9 Henry D. Thrall '06.10 Mrs. Herr.Mrs. Libby.
12 Max Hartmann '06.13 Airs. Perry.14 Thomas M. Conne.il '06.15 H. Clifford Bean '16.
CLASS AGENT MAX HARTMANN '06
Secretary, 37 East 39th St., New York 16, N. Y. Treasurer, 9 Pond St., Newburyport, Mass
