1901

The Christmas card from the Hathaways in Tucson, Ariz., where both Dora and John have worked hard to make their home attractive, carries its usual cheery message: "The flowers and settings are beautiful, and with the view to the mountains at sunset time it is gorgeous. Dora happily spent some six weeks in the East this summer visiting the various children and their families. It was a great pleasure to get acquainted with them again and to see some of the grandchildren for the first time." On her return she found the good neighbors had taken excellent care of John in her absence.

Jim McFate, our host at the Inn, has reserved a block of rooms for the weekend of June 24-25 for our enjoyment and pleasure. Better start making plans on being with us at that time. Reservations can be made with him at any time.

Word has been received of the recent death of Mrs. Sarah Pease, the widow of our Bill Crowell, in Salem Depot, N. H. She leaves one son, William D. Crowell, and three grandchildren.

Secretary and Treasurer 42 Bridge St., Deep River, Conn.