1920

Recently Betty Gazley (widow of Professor John) brought me a copy of the December 1973 issue of this magazine. Bill Carter's long, upbeat column contained news of a number of classmates no longer with us. Since I have no current 1920 news, some nearly 20 year old items may be of interest. Sherm and Rachel Adams were attending the 20th anniversary of the Small Business Association of New Hampshire, with Sherm the main speaker. A long letter from Clayt Wallace mentions, among other things, that Al Foley, president of the Vermont Historical Society, had addressed the Wolfeboro Historical Society the previous July. PatHolbrook reported from Belmont, Mass., that he and Nancy were building a new home at Eastman, in Grantham, N.H. And Charlieand Fran Mcgoughran were wintering again at Delray Beach, Fla. Bill ends his report with his usual cheery "Adios amigos."

Since I no longer possess Bud Weymouth's extensive file of DAMs, I would really like to receive items of interest any of you might come across in old copies. And, of course, current news, as well as more senior cane odysseys, would be most welcome!

Alice W. Weymouth, 42 Lebanon Street, 4A, Hanover, NH 03755