1893

From Derry, N. H., comes word that JudgeTed Weston Mas not been in good health for the past six years. For a year he has been afflicted by arthritis so badly that he has not been able to get around, being confined to his home. He has not heard from classmates with the exception that Guy Cox, his college roommate and '93's president, sends him a Christmas card each year. The letter ends as follows: "My wife is writing this letter for me as I am unable to write." We appreciate this letter, from which we infer that Ted would be glad to hear from classmates.

Your secretary gets word from Vermont friends that Dr. Lester W. Burbank passed away some time the middle of March. No details are available to your secretary at this time. The June issue of the ALUMNI MAGAZINE will probably carry the obituary and details.

Additional information about Archie Os-borne and his family was contained in a recent letter from his older daughter, Mrs. Mary Osborne Gatto. Her mother, Mrs. Mabel Johnson Osborne, was born in Orange, N. H., December 19, 1877, and was married to Archie Clifton Osborne August 16, 1916. She died June 19, 1935- 19 they adopted two sisters, Mary, 5, and Flora Margaret, 3. Before that Archie had sold his drug store in Boston and was operating a farm in Candia, N. H. Later he sold the farm and purchased two stores in Manchester, N. H. These he sold in 1932, and retired to Bedford, N. H., where he lived until his death in 1947.

The daughters are now Mrs. Vincent Gatto, of Canoga Park, Calif., and Mrs. Clark DeW. Newcomb, of Wells, Me. The Gattos have one daughter, Nancy Ann, born 1939, and the Newcombs have two daughers, Cynthia and Susan.

The Aborns leave St. Petersburg April 28 and will be at North Shrewsbury, Vt., thereafter. Mail address is Cuttingsville, Vt.

Secretary, Cuttingsville, Vt. Treasurer, 160 Commonwealth Ave. Boston, Mass. Class Agent, Box 533, Claremont, N. H.