1909

In connection with the 60th reunion, the 61 members of the Class are now distributed as follows among 15 states and the District of Columbia: Maine —3; New Hampshire —8; Vermont—1; Massachusetts—13; Connecticut3; New York - 5; New Jersey — 5: Pennsylvania —5; Ohio —3; Illinois — 3; Minnesota — 1; Maryland —2; Florida - 3; California - 4; Colorado - 1; Washington, D. C. - 1. If you have not yet answered Chairman Brett's appeal why not do so now and resolve to be in Hanover next June.

Prof, and Mrs. Curtis M. Hilliard are now at their winter apartments, 2916 Seaview Drive, Fort Meyers, Fla. 33931.

Mrs. Ellen C. Richardson, widow of Ralph J., has had to give up her home in Claremont, Calif., because of ill health and may now be reached through Box 2006, Pomona, Calif. 91769.

Mrs. Ethel C. Morse, widow of Leon J., has moved again and is now at 79 Central St., Dover, N. H. 03820.

Mrs. Edna Z. Graff, widow of Joseph Rae, enjoyed a trip to Hawaii this past summer and a trip to New England in the fall and is planning on being in Hanover in June.

Harold and Harriet Clark spent Christmas in South Weymouth, Mass., with their son Captain Francis E. Clark who had just returned from a six-month ocean voyage. His son had holiday leave previous to being sent to Germany for military service so that the family was all together for the holiday.

The secretary-treasurer of the Class is sorry to report that a quarter of the Class have not paid their class dues as of now.

Secretary and Treasurer Sandwich, Mass. 02563

Bequest Chairman,