1891

After serving the class for 62 years it would seem appropriate that our Secretary should now rate an assistant who could take over and pinch hit for him (however unworthily) in supplying grist for the class column in the ALUMNI MAGAZINE.

None of the members of '91 would ever believe that the day would come when our secretary, voted one of the best; our classmate, the recipient of accolades for his service to his town of Winchester; our classmate, honored for long service with one insurance company would have to be put to bed by the cops!

But Frank came home on March 2 feeling so ill that that night, unable to sleep, he sat up playing solitaire, trying to forget his pain. Too ill to climb the stairs the family enlisted the services of two friendly policemen who helped Frank upstairs to bed. We are happy to know he is now much improved but not yet able to go to his office, nor to write class notes.

He promises to be back at his class notes writing next month, with some interesting news of Dr. Plummer's family.

Secretary and Class AgentSo Federal St., Boston 10, Mass.