Your Class Treasurer Arthur H. Leavitt of Fairfax, Va., writes your secretary that he is feeling quite well, but does no long distance driving. It was nice to hear from you, Arthur.
Fred Baldwin says that he may go to Provincetown, Mass., to be the active town crier in June. He is the only honorary town crier appointed in over 250 years. Congratulations, Fred.
The new addresses of the wives of deceased classmates are as follows: Mrs. Orlando C.Davis, 655 Chesapeake Drive, Tarpon Springs, Fla. 33589; Mrs. Charles W. Fields, 39 Lake St., Bristol, N.H. 03222; Mrs. George E. Liscomb, 49 Warren St., Concord, N.H. 03301, and Mrs. Roger C. Chattuck, The Cedars, 1242 Cedars, Charlottesville, Va. 22901.
Our classmate having his birthday in April is Wilfred H. Smart, born April 22, 1883. Happy, Healthy Birthday, Bill.
Your secretary received word from Marion Mann DuPont of Woodsville. N.H., that her father. Harley Mann, went into the Cottage Hospital, Sunday afternoon, February 10, 1974 and passed away about midnight. It was a great surprise to me.
Your secretary keeps busy. I am Upton Civil Defense director and also chairman of the Red Cross Fund Drive in March and have 55 solicitors working in Upton.
Secretary, 5 West Main St. West Upton, Mass. 01587
Class Agent, 8 River View Lane Concord, N.H. 03301