1915

An apology is due because a previous column several months ago stated that the portrait in the Inn lounge was that of Al Dickerson when it should have said Sid Hayward. Both men made great contributions to Dartmouth, but the lounge was named after Sid Hayward and the portrait was of him.

In October your secretary and his wife Marion were guests of Bradford College, Haverhill, Mass., on the occasion of the celebration of its 175th year. The convocation included an academic procession with representatives of many schools and colleges in attendance. The principal address was given by President Kemeny. Marion was the only representative of her class, which was celebrating its 65th reun- ion.

We were sorry to hear that George Martin was in the Exeter Hospital and trust that he will be out long before this column gets into print. It was good that he was able to be at our reunion.

RFD, Box 231 Galway, N.Y. 12074