1912

Bishop Brown writes from South Africa that he has moved from Durban to Box 181, Sabie 1260, South Africa. Let me remind you that he is not a cleric in any church organization: "Bishop" is his Christian name, and he is a retired professor, chief of business education in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. His new home is in the timber country with its 500,000 acres of forests. There he will be near his daughter, whose husband is curator of a new governmertt-operated timber museum. With what Bishop considers a perfect climate, away from the sea, his health should improve. Our fondest regards go across the oceans to this classmate in his 90th year.

Elizabeth Park is now settled in her former family home in Kingston, N.H., care of Douglas Winslade, Marshall Road 03848, and says she misses all the former contacts with our widows. We wish her all happiness and sunshine in her new home.

According to Irene (Drake) Caputo, she and Joe had a happy and contented winter in Vero Beach, Fla., so much so that they have bought a home there. "Getting too old to take the winters up north any more," she writes. They are planning on reunion in "Hanover in June.

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