1919

We had a nice winter in Arizona, and I am glad to report Bea is much better. About the only Dartmouth man I saw was Rynie Rothschild, with whom I had lunch. He says his golf is deteriorating but I am not sure that talk isn't for prospective "pigeons."

Nick Sandoe took a flying trip to California for the wedding of one of his grandchildren. We had dinner with the Sandoes on their return, and they are fine. They are planning to visit the Robinsons in the near future.

Elmer Pillsbury spent the winter in Florida. He is fine and plans to go to Maine this summer. While in Florida, he saw Hal Morse and said Hal was "tip top." I talked to JockMurray, and he is "holding his own." He plans to go to Wolfboro, N.H., as usual for the summer.

Ray Hinds says that after shaking the shingles they had a good winter. I don't know whether it was Ray or his wife who had the shingles. He goes to New Hampshire for the summer.

This is the last column until the fall, so have a good summer.

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