1903

The sympathy of the class goes out to Dr.Arthur P. Noyes, who lost his wife November 27. The death of Mrs. Noyes frustrates their plans to live in Hanover after his retirement.

Stan Cobb has recently had published TheSage of the Sacred Mountain, a gospel of tranquillity especially appropriate for these hectic times.

Leigh Kimball has written the following poem to:

Th' Old College Bell

From learning's shrine in age-old halls, From Alma Mater's ivied walls, 'Mid campus shade in mellowed tones, Th' Old College Bell called loyal sons; Out sheltering tower came a peal That stirred emotion strong and real. Awe-bearing sound in "freshman fall," Later insistent, irking call When pleasure mocked at books and care, Or courage lagged in April air. Too swiftly four short years sped by, It tolled their end - pathetic cry. Echo of friendships staunch and true, Story of struggles worried through, From out the mists of many a year, Its cherished notes still haunt my ear; As then it urged to wisdom's quest, Still it bids me seek the best.

The Kidgers are at Anna Maria, Fla. TuteWorthen is about to sink a shaft on the State of Texas Mine at a new location on Star Route, Hereford, Ariz. He says it's interesting country and always new. ChesterHadley is semi-retired after fifty years with the Page Belting Co. The Kenersons plan to be at 408 Jeffors St., Clearwater, Fla., after the middle of January.

Secretary, 273 Forest Ave., Brockton 6, Mass.

Treasurer, 4A Rivermere Apts., Bronxville 8, N. Y.

Bequest Chairman,