1903

We are in receipt of a book from Stan-woodCobb, What is God? a sequence of poems expressing in concrete terms "Man's sense of the infinite." It is a sequel of What is Man? Thank you Stan.

A letter was received from Chauncey Colton. He is in very good health except for a touch of asthma once in awhile. He was in New England last summer. His various engagements did not permit him to look anyone up. The only Dartmouth man he saw was Ed Hunter '01 who has a cottage in Maine near where Chauncey was staying. His son Hall, whom you may remember from our 30th and 50th reunions, is an engineer tor Continental Can at Van Wert, Ohio.

The Kenersons sent us a card saying they were going to Clearwater, Fla., and expected to call on several classmates. By the time you read these notes the drive for the Alumni Fund will be on. So help Frenchie to do another good job this year. He is not too well.

Daniel A. Hausmann died January 23 at Albany, N.Y. Another one is gone who was with us at the 50th. Our sympathy goes to Mrs. Hausmann and family. A memorial will appear in the April issue.

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

Bequest Chairman,