1918

Bill Ryan takes life easy. He is still working on Christmas mail, so is later than usual on everything else. He sends greetings.

Chet Hulbert is coping, aside from muscle degeneration and emphysema. He spends lots of time before the TV. On Thursdays he lunches with other retired Romeos. He sends good wishes and greetings to all '18s.

Dick White, because of a pinched sciatic nerve, gets about with a cane. He sends cheers.

Paul Mather and wife, Mary, are in their retirement home. Paul is due for eye surgery.

Maurice Leland spent the holidays with family. He no longer chops wood or hunts deer, but he maintains a garden and drives.

Dorothy Davis (Mrs. George) had a bad winter due to shingles. That is an illness even the devil should not have. Your secretary recalls his six months of it at the time of our 50th.

Cam Cameron started out to get his mail and got stuck in the snow. It took him half an hour to shovel out his car and clear the driveway to the garage. He isn't doing much hunting or anything else when it snows Down East.

Sorry to report that Clayton "Ben" Mugridge died last year and that Tom Jones died in March. Obituaries will follow.

191175TH REUNIONJUNE 6-8

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