1887

On my way to Florida for a "well-earned" winter vacation I stopped overnight with our '87 Class President "Dan" Hadlock. He has a spacious home on high cliffs at the border of Scarsdale, N. Y., a location that is convenient for suburban travel by railroad trains or over a new high-speed parkway. One son, Albert E., has been living at home with Dan, but is being called in March back to service as a Major in the department of Engineering and Purchases at Rochester, N.Y.

The day following my overnight visit Dan invited a Yale friend of mine and myself to a luncheon at the Lawyers' Club, 115 Broadway, where Dan has served for many years as Secretary and been a host to visiting Dartmouth classmates. My Yale friend was delegated to see that I got safely aboard the Florida Special, where I had reserved a sleeping bunk. We missed the gate by a minute. My Yale friend was so apologetic for his sin that I forgot to curse him. Yale and Dartmouth Grade are good friends even when one side loses.

DOWN SOUTH: Class Secretary William P. Kelly 'B6 and Mrs. Kelly shown at their winter home in St. Petersburg, Florida.

Secretary and Treasurer, 37 Arlington St., Cambridge, Mass. Class Agent, 115 Broadway, New York 6, N. Y.