1914

New addresses to be recorded in your Class Directory are: Mike Barsaloux, 25 Church St., Granville, N. Y.; Bob Dunbar, 216 W. Highland Ave., Elgin, Ill.; and Vogie Stiles, who has made a big hop and is now located at 42 Lincoln Road, Wellesley Hills, Mass.

Fortune magazine, September issue, has a picture of Thorndike Saville, New York University, who they announce has been appointed by the Engineers Joint Council to direct a task force studying the wider industrial use of nuclear energy. Last month we told of Doc Kingsford moving to Monson, Mass. It seems that the Monsanto Chemical Co. moved his textile research group to Springfield, Mass., which necessitated his finding a new location. He says Monson is fine and only fifteen miles from the plant and almost as good as New Hampshire.

Herb Schuchman bequeathed his entire library to the College and his gift will be the basis for the Cutter Hall library, to be set up in the new lounge of that dormitory, one of the buildings taken over when the Clark School was sold.

Jim Gregg reports that Ernie Kimball is back in Belmont after spending most of the summer at his lakeside villa in South Chelmsford. Says Ernie is feeling fine.

Many of us have been clearing up after hurricanes Carol and Edna, but CharlieBatchelder's house on Buzzards Bay also got some four feet of water, which as you may well imagine, left more than branches to clear away.

John Plane and Pen Aborn attended the Newcomen Society luncheon at the Inn on September 9, when President Dickey was the guest of honor and the principal speaker.

Due to Mart Remsen's absence from the hills of Etna, your secretary and wife were privileged to attend the meetings of the Bequest Program Class Representatives on September 10 and 11. The enthusiasm of those connected with this very important work was most inspiring.

Apparently we just missed connections with Freddy Davidson and Jesse Hub-el and their wives who were registered at the Inn a few days previous to our arrival.

Win Snow sends us a picture of John Hanna at the annual meeting of the New York Central which was so much in the news early in the summer. John was one of the inspectors of election.

Secretary,. 40 Byron Rd., Weston 93, Mass.

Treasurer, 165 Marlboro St., Wollaston, Mass.

Bequest Chairman,