1901

Notice - This is the college year when our 65th reunion occurs. It is from Friday, June 10 to Sunday, June 16, 1966.

Our songs at the 60th, our last reunion were "Alouette" and "O - - - H — - -"

There was an old man named Bill, A - - - n - - - d he lived on top of a hill, A - - - n - - - d he hasn't been sober since last October A - - - n - - - d I don't believe he ever will.

This year your ex-Secretary submits the following, early so you can practice it to the tune you all know: "Put on Your Old Gray Bonnet"

Put on your new green bonnet With the ought one on it And we'll put our buttons on display. Across the wide green campus We'll march to Old Dartmouth On our 65th reunion day.

Isabelle Wood, widow of Theodore N.Wood, died July 17, 1965. Your ex-Secretary knew her quite well as she "mothered" him one reunion when Elsie was not there. Our sympathy goes out to her son, T or Ted.

Major Robert M. Whitcomb has a new address, 73 First Parish Road, Scituate, Mass. 02066.

Mrs. Harlan F. Curtis' address is now Golden, Hadley, Mass. 01035.

Mrs. Clifford C. Fields, daughter of Gertrude Warren, widow of Ned Warren, reports that her mother has been ill but does go out each day to enjoy the garden and her lovely porch.

A letter to Frank Cudworth from ChanCox contained an obituary stating that Beatrice Avery Kimball), first and third wife of James H. Kimball, died suddenly in London, England on May 25, 1965. She is survived by a son James A. Kimball of Allegheny, Calif., to whom the Class extends sympathy.

In reply to a letter from your Secretary to Mrs. Edith Morehouse in California, the Crocker-Citizen National Bank reported her death on April 9. 1965. She was the widow of Theodore C. Morehouse, who died June 6, 1957. The Class extends sympathy to a son Theodore C. Morehouse Jr.

Gordon P. Johnson, Arvada, Colo., reports that he is very ill. Sympathy of the Class is extended to him.

Acting Secretary 99 Poe Rd., Princeton, N. J. 08540

Bequest Chairman,