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Lewis Securities Company of Hanover, N. H. announced that it has been accepted to membership in the Boston Stock Exchange. The company serves Vermont and New Hampshire and Bob Conant is a limited partner. He joined the firm in April 1959 as a registered representative. .
The sympathy of the class goes to Renza Shepard, whose mother, Mrs. Flora Belle Emerson, passed on Wednesday night, June 1. She was 91.
Walter Nolan and Irene now live at 131 Bishop Drive, Framingham, Mass. Walter is with the Gordon Paper Co. of Framingham.
Bill and Bernice Mason's son-in-law, manager of the Home Life Ins. Co. in San Francisco, attended the company's 100 th annivers ary celebration in May in New York so brought on his son, Bill Grayson, to spend a week in Winchester with grandpa and grandma. Bernice flew to N. Y. to bring on the little fellow. Young Bill is registered for Class of 1980.
Bill Bronk's son, William S., graduated from Dartmouth in 1955 and from Albany Medical College in 1959. Bill and Emma have one grandchild, Kirsten Sheldon Bronk.
Henry H. "Yick" Nutt retired in 1957 and he and Frances live at Dongan Hills, Staten Island. Daughter Mary is living in Danville, Kentucky and is health officer and medical director of three counties. She is also Vice-President and Chairman of the Health Dept. of the P.T.A. for the State of Kentucky. David and Robert are both with the same advertising agencies in New York and Dave is traveling a great deal.
Howard "Pop" Warren passed away at The Phillips House, Mass. General Hospital, Boston, on June 16, 1960 after a long illness.
Dartmouth's annual Sherm Saltmarsh '14 Trout Luncheon took place at Patten's Wednesday noon, May 18, with Sherm and Pennell Aborn '14; George Knight, Shumway,Steele and Wilkins '13; Foster, Martin, Richardson, O'Hara, Simpson, Eben Clough '15; George Saltmarsh '18 and Henry Moore '23 of Rod and Gun column in The Boston Herald-Traveler feasting on the four squaretail trout beautifully cooked and served by Patten's. Pen Aborn as usual furnished the white wine. Sherm fishes at Pierce Pond, Maine, using the Cole Camps.
Robert Kayton Clarke, son of Clif andAgatha Clarke, and Betsy Dale Holt were married in Woodbury, Conn., on May 28 at the North Congregational Church.
Ed Stiles is now fully retired, and he and Phyllis are in Nelson, B. C., enjoying their two grandchildren. Ed still does much skiing in the winter.
Bart Shepard reminds us that Alan Jr. is still engaged in his training as an Astronaut. Look up the May i960 first issue of Life for an article written by him concerning problems involved in escape from the space capsule after landing.
Steve Perry is a member of the Otter Valley District High School Board of School Dir ectors of Brandon, Vt., working for a new 660-pupil high school. He is a member of the Tax Payers Committee of the town.
Milt and Gretchen Aronowitz spent two weeks in Mexico and 12 days in Puerto Rico and St. Thomas. He is President of the Albany Community Chest and still active as an Industrial Surgeon.
Joseph Y. Cheney retired in May as a member of the Florida Parole Commission. Ed Sides and then Dick Husband '26 advised us. The Tallahassee Democrat editorially said in part, "He will leave us a fine example of a good system for obtaining good men to make good records in helping men with bad records. Cheney is one of the original members of the Commission which was established 19 years ago to take the release and rehabilitation of convicted criminals out of the old hit-or-miss system of politics and sympathy and put them on a basis of expert, deliberate, man-to-man study.
"Joe Cheney won his place on the Commission by virtue of his personal and professional qualifications, with no consideration of political pull. He has held it that way ever since and his behavior, along with that of his fellow members, has kept the Florida Parole System as free of politics as any agency of government. This is proved by the fact that Joe Cheney is a rarity in the upper echelons of Florida government. He is a Republican and he was when he was appointed by a wholly Democratic State Cabinet."
Charles Brig Knight of Marlboro, N. H„ as part of his retirement activity sprays the tips of young white pine trees to prevent damage by the white pine weevil. Brig has over 100,000 of these white pine trees - "something for the 14 grandchildren," he says.
Husky and Molly Wilbur's five sons and daughters have given them a total of 14 grandchildren. Husky is still in charge of the water supply section of Gannett, Fleming, Corddry & Carpenter, Inc., consulting engineers of Harrisburg, Pa.
Bill English '13 ecently celebrated anotherbirthday. Now fully retired from the educational field, Bill and wife Ruth are takinglife easy at their home in Lebanon, N. H.
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