1907

A very enjoyable annual dinner of the Alumni Association of Boston was held on February 7.—'07 men in attendance were: Coburn,Fassett, Kitching, Dick Lane, McLane,Niles, Bill Sanborn, Smart and Woodworth.

Harold Niles reports a pleasant vacation on Florida's West Coast, during which he met Mrs. Sam Barnes.

Lucy and Dick Lane enjoyed their usual late winter vacation at The Cloister, Sea Island, Ga.

George Liscomb has recently become a sales representative of a firm which he describes as the oldest and largest concern selling Planned Landscape Planting. Mrs. Liscomb and he continue to make their home in Lebanon, N. H.

The 44th informal reunion at Hanover in June will be characterized by a quality attendance, if not quantity. There will be no advance propaganda releases, no organized program, but a large dividend of recreation and fellowship for those who are so fortunate as to be there.

Nat Davis was elected a member of the New Hampshire Legislature in the last election. He lives in Contoocook, N. H., and will represent that constituency.

Dartmouth's annual Alumni Fund campaign is in progress. Can you name a sounder, more satisfying investment?

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