1928

Our classmates increasingly seem to be on the move. The latest information indicates a growing movement toward retirement homes. Mutt Jennings reports that he now lives in Fox Hill Village, Westwood, Mass., and that Fran and Jack Kenerson and Ethel Nixon, John's widow, also recendy took up residence there. If you have made such a move recendy, be sure we have your new address.

Mutt has taken on die job of head agent for the Tuck School Twenty Year Fund and has Lane Dwinell as his assistant agent. How much they hope llect has not been revealed.

As mentioned in last month's notes, Mutt and Curly Prosser have exchanged jobs, with the consent of the class officers, which frees Curly to take off to explore the world along with Larry Martin. In last month's notes it was reported that they intended to investigate living conditions in Ireland and Norway, but Curly says it will be Portugal instead of Norway. He has already inspected Norway and found it to be exceptionally worthy.

The only '28ers to be on hand to witness Dartmouth's glorious victory over Harvard were Mutt Jennings, Curly Prosser, and JoeTidd, but we all should have been there. Curly says it was like old times with colorful foliage, good bands for both teams, and an interesting game with a highly satisfactory outcome. We regret to report the death of JackAimstrong on September 8 from cancer and Parkinson's.

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