1900

The annual class round-up was held at Kezar Lake, North Sutton, N. H., June 20 to 22. Present: Butterfield, Christy, Dun jap, Fletcher, Hadlock, Hastings, Hayden, Jenkins, Piescott, Proctor, Putnam, Rankin, Sampson, Sears, Tuttle, Virgin, Wallace, Woodman the same number as last year. To your Secretary we seemed quite well preserved. He has not available a copy of the Dartmouth Bible and is therefore unable to determine whether Dartmouth goes along with the King James allotment of three score and ten. If it does, we advocate a foot note in any subsequent printing, specifically excluding the Class of 1900 from such a life expectancy table.

Immediately after our reunion, Doc Butterfield joined his son Warren and wife in a trailer trip to Banff, Glacier National Park, Yellowstone and way stations.

Charles Proctor and wife made what has become an annual trip to Yosemite National Park to visit their son Charles '28, who holds the title of Commercial Superintendent, Yosemite Park Hotels.

Announcement of the wedding of Miss Olivia Woodhill Foster (daughter of the late Wallace Foster) to Mr. William Harris Allaway on June 28 has been received. Miss Foster is a graduate of Wellesley College and attended the University of Mexico. Mr. Allaway holds a Master's degree from the University of Illinois, and attended the Universities of Grenoble, and Innsbruck, Austria. He served in the Army Air Forces and was Special Assistant to the Chairman of the U. S. National Commission for UNESCO prior to his present position with the Institution of International Education, in charge of student relations in the mid-west office, Chicago.

In the White Mountain Echoes issued last May was an article by Miss Margaret Hutchins giving extracts from the boyhood diary o£ her brother Harry.

The death of Mrs. Arthur Hayden occurred at Woburn, Mass., on February 8. She was Margarita Giddings Beyerle of West Lebanon, N. H. Since her death, Arthur has moved to Springfield, Mass.

Bob and Mrs. Brooks visited their daughter Mrs. Edward J. Grady at Royal Oak, Mich., from mid-March to mid-July, at which time they returned to Scar.sdale, N. Y„ to be with their other daughter Mrs. George E. Hall.

On April 3 there was born to Major and Mrs. Malcolm Clouter a daughter Christine. The mother is the former Mary Hadley, daughter of Mrs. Gus Hadley.

As of August 1, out of the living members, all but nine have retired. These active members are: physicians: Butterfield, Wallace, Woodman: lawyers: Jackson, Jennings, Prescott, Sampson; teacher: Paddock; insurance: Dunlap. We believe that the names of Halland and Howard should be included in this list, but have no recent information.

Etta Cooke Rogers, widow of Charles, died at Hudson, Mass., on May 31.

Christine, youngest daughter of Mrs. Calvin Foss, was married early in the year to Mr. Gordon H. Brooks in the chapel of Riverside Church in New York.

Your Secretary thanks the few who have sent him the above notes. While deprecating sloth, he appreciates modesty. If either of these qualities explains the paucity of personal notes which come in, he urges you to look up the Biblical strictures on this subject. If it's just plain modesty, forget it. A secretary can't invent news items.

Secretary, Chatsworth Gardens, Larchmont, N. Y. Treasurer, 212 Mill St., Newtonville 60, Mass.