1909

Prof. Sidney C. Hazelton has sold his home at 7 Dana St., Hanover, N. H., and is now living at 23 So. Park St. opposite the Leverone Field House. He is scheduled to be in attendance at the National Aquatic School, Camp Kiwanee, South Hanson, Mass., from June 12 to 26. He has been an instructor there since 1935 and was one of the first three named to its Hall of Fame.

Dr. Reginald H. Colley presented a paper before the American Wood Preservers Association Convention held in Chicago the last week in April. It received much commendation. Molly accompanied him on the trip and on the way home they visited their daughter near Rochester, N. Y., for a week.

Kenneth E. Root, "Nut," 215 E. Chestnut St., Chicago, Ill. 60611 spent the last part of March and most of the month of April in the hospital for treatment of swelling in his feet and legs. Mike Farley and your secretary tried to contact him while in the hospital but were unsuccessful.

Mrs. Ellen C. Richardson, widow of Ralph, is now in the McCabe Rest Home, Claremont, Calif. 91711. She is no longer able to look after herself.

Stanley and Ella Leighton have opened their summer home on Seaconset Island, Mashpee, Mass. Plum has his boat in the water.

James and Bertha Tuttle have opened their summer home on Sea St., Harwich Port, Mass., and Jim has his boat in the water.

Harold Clark and Bertrand French attended the Officers Weekend in Hanover May 1 and 2 and were pleased to have Wilbur Bull well enough to attend the meetings and dinners with them. '09ers will be interested to know that Reggie Bankart's son Robert '37, president of the Class Secretaries Association, was the presiding officer at the stag luncheon which ended the meetings.

Do not forget your contribution to the Alumni Fund. As this is written nineteen classmates have contributed and there have been thirty memorial gifts.

Secretary and Treasurer Sandwich, Mass. 02563

Class Agent, 23 Central St., Wellesley, Mass. 02181