1909

President Allen E. Newton will be going to Hanover on May 7 to make arrangements for our informal reunion, June 14-15-16. Please let him know before then if we may expect you? His address is 152 Atlantic Ave., Boston, Mass.

Harold S. Clark was re-elected treasurer of St. John's Episcopal Church, Sandwich, Mass., at the annual meeting. He and Harriet attended the meeting of the Mt. Holyoke College Club of Wareham, Mass., on Sunday afternoon, February 28 when the 128th anniversary of that college was observed with a nation-wide telephone hook-up and President Richard G. Gittell announced that the seven and one half million dollar fund had been subscribed and that the Ford Foundation would match it. Harriet '11 has been working on the project for the last few years and we congratulate them on their success.

Birthday greetings go this month to James H. Brannum, Joseph A. Goodheart, Sidney C. Hazelton, Elbert M. Moffatt, and Linn L. White.

Felicitations go to Vernon and CharlotteWest and Chester and Martha Brett on having celebrated their fifty-first wedding anniversaries.

Henry B. Whitcomb of West Falmouth, Mass., was present at the February meeting of the Dartmouth Club of Cape Cod held in Hyannis, Mass. The Club will hold its summer meeting on Monday June 28 at the Oyster Harbors Club. The championship golf course will be open to those who want to try it. Wives and sweethearts are invited to attend this pleasant function.

Walter A. (Dick) Sidley, a teacher in the Lawrence, Mass., High School for more than fifty years, is pleasantly remembered by the parents of his former pupils and by the pupils themselves and they are glad to tell how much his teaching has meant to them.

More than half the living members of 1909 still maintain their homes in New England as follows: Maine, 4; New Hampshire, 10; Vermont, 2; Connecticut, 3; Massachusetts, 26.

Secretary, Sandwich, Mass.

Class Agent, Wellesley Colonial Bldg., Inc. 23 Central St., Wellesley, Mass. 02181