1906

1956 IS THE BIG YEAR FOR 1906

Hillsboro, N.H., the birthplace of Franklin Pierce, fourteenth President of the United States, is this year planning to restore his home and gardens to their original beauty. The six fireplaces in the fourteen-room home are to be rebuilt and the old-fashioned flower garden brought back to its original grandeur.

The president of the Historical Society, which is undertaking this program, is our classmate George W. Boynton.

Constance and King Benton spent most of last year touring Europe for the purpose of making sketches and gathering materials for painting European scenes. The Bentons are building a home and studio in Carmel, Calif., which they hope will be finished by July first.

The Reunion Committee is hard at work preparing the details of our Reunion program. It will be an interesting and enjoyable weekend at a minimum cost, so don't fail to attend.

The following men plan to be present, so if your name isn't there let Art Chapin hear from you right away: Adriance, Ailing, George Boynton, Carr, Chapin, Chellis, Chidley, Childs, Clark, Cogswell, Cooke, Cromwell, Joe Cushing, Denison, Fish, Fitts, Charlie French, Ned French, Gordon, Guyer, Hartmann, Hatch, Eric Kelly, Kingsbury, Leverone, McIntire, Mathes, Morse, Neal, Owen, Page, Freddie Parker, Powers, Rainie, Ransom, Redman, Rugg, Russ,. Russell, St. Clair, Seager, Souter, Swasey, Ward-well, Welch, Harvey Whittemore.

Many are coming with their wives and families and we shall be very glad to see them.

Those who are still undecided should plan to be present, as this is the last official class reunion.

The Alumni Fund campaign has almost reached the half-way mark so if you haven't sent in your gift, please do so as soon as possible.

Secretary and Class Agent 37 East 39th St., New York 16, N.Y.