1903

In the First Baptist Church of Exeter, N. H., Miss Edith F. Call, daughter of Mrs. Arthur J. Call and the late Mr. Call of Exeter, became the bride of Frank M. Whelden, the son of Mrs. Perley Whelden and the late Mr. Whelden of Grafton, Mass. Mr. James Whelden of Boston was best man for his brother, and brothers John of Averill Park, N. Y„ Benjamin of Boston, and Robert of Verona, N. T., were ushers.

Dr. Arthur P. Noyes of Norristown, Pa., gave the presidential address at the meeting of the American Psychiatric Association at Atlantic City, N. J., May 9-13. Your secretary has a copy of the address.

Boh French was quite sick this summer but is reported as improving.

Harold Hess on a trip to New Hampshire reported seeing Roy Bergengren. Harold said Roy was not feeling too well. Kenerson and Dick Brown were among those who attended "O.W.'s" funeral. Kenerson expected to attend the finance meeting at Hanover, September 15, 16. Frenchie was going, if strong enough.

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

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

Bequest Chairman,