1913

As we go to press replies indicate that there will be sixty in Hanover for the October 6-8 weekend off-year reunion. Unfortunately several cancellations were received due to illness of the classmate or his wife. The News Letter will carry the story of the party.

Bill Terry had a grand fishing trip to Labrador for Atlantic salmon. He has not let us know the results yet. Come to Hanover in October to learn.

Bradford College honored Renza Shepard, Mrs. Alan B. Shepard, as the mother of the first astronaut, Alan, with a citation and a Paul Revere bowl during Alumnae Day festivities. Renza, a graduate of Bradford, was chairman of the 1920 Class reunion.

T. D. Jewett returned from Europe on September 17 after a three weeks' trip to Paris and England. Line Wilson and Lucy are touring Europe this summer. First indication that they were there was a card from Lausanne, Switzerland. They were then on to Geneva and back to Paris.

Harold McAllister is Deputy for New Hampshire for the Supreme Council 33rd degree Scottish Rite and it necessitates that he travel throughout the U. S. a great deal. He is enjoying to the fullest his retirement from the vice-presidency of the New Hamp shire Insurance Company in Manchester, N. H.

Secretary, 152 Lake St. Newton Center 59, Mass.

Treasurer, Hanover, N. H