1898

No more '98 arrivals in Florida have been reported.

The arrival of Joe and Sue Bartlett and of Bucky and Marie Chandler has been delayed because of the rather serious illness of Marie. However, as she has been on the recovery list, it still is possible for them to make their annual visit to Florida.

Your secretary reports that he is passing through the recovery stages after an attack of pneumonia. He attributes a speedy cure in no small part to the services rendered to him by another good Dartmouth doctor in the person of Dr. Walter H. Winchester '41, who is associated in the practice of medicine with his father, Dr. Harold E. '10, at Dunedin, Fla. When you are far away from home it is a relief to know that near by is a Dartmouth doctor in whom you may place your confidence.

Eddie Batchelder died suddenly at his office in Dover, N. H„ February 5. See notice 'n In Memoriam column.

Now is the time when Jack Spring begins to importune you to continue your giving to the Alumni Fund and to increase the amount of your gift. Have you ever computed and found what a large part of your gift to the fund would be taken as income tax had you not made the gift. If you are uncertain as to the amount in your case or how you may increase your gift to the College without cost to yourself ask Jack to explain the matter in detail for you.

Secretary and Treasurer, 430 Oak Ave., Clearwater, Fla. Bequest Chairman, 86 Main St., Nashua, N. H.