1913

Louis Foster has returned north from Florida and is now living in Forest Hills 75, N. Y„ at Apt. 6-G 105-37 65th Avenue.

With the coming of spring you will be sending in check for the Alumni Fund to GeorgeSteele or direct to Hanover. Include a news item for the secretary, as all are interested in you and your family.

Bob Johnson, out in Chardon, 0., is an enthusiastic "organic farmer" who will soon be using his sizable mulch pile for their spring planting. He and Rhoda receive their full supply of "vitamins."

John Remsen's first answers to his letter announcing the Bequest Program of the Dartmouth Development Council numbered 40. Replies varied, but seven bequests have been made in the post already, two are in process, three more have been made on a contingent basis. A number of our class who have already gone to their reward made bequests and the financial aid to the College either direct or to the Class Memorial Fund has amounted to a very considerable figure.

June is on its way and then there remains only one year more to wait for our 40th Reunion. Doesn't seem possible.

General and Edna Willson are in California —2673-22 nd Avenue, San Francisco. There may have been other visitors besides Jack andLouise Nelson but no reports yet.

SUPPORTED BY FRIENDS: Nate Lenfestey '13 (center) at his daughter Virginia's wedding, is encouraged by General Willson (I) and Bill Towler. Nate's second daughter Janet followed with her wedding and as a double result the "Father of the Brides" lost 38 pounds.

Secretary, Box 2057, Boston 6, Mass. Treasurer, Hanover, N. H. Class Agent, The Choate School, Wallingford, Conn.