1890

The Secretary received a message of some kind from each of the five living members of '90. They were all in good health except for the usual infirmities that come with advanced years. A letter from Dr. Boynton's granddaughter says that his eyes have failed so that he cannot read, but otherwise he is well.

Gerould sent cards and Grover a card, with no mention of their physical status. A letter to Rowe at his Boston address was returned, but one sent to his son's address was evidently received, as I received a card from Warner, N. H. So I do not know anything about him except that he is still alive. Letters to GeorgeStavers, the only living nongraduate, produced no replies, and he is apparently not interested. I hope we all hang on another year.

Secretary and Treasurer South Acton, Mass.