1921

Gordon Merriam writes: "My family seems to be matrimonially active at this juncture. Jennifer Sprague Merriam and David James Truax were united in holy matrimony on September 12, she being my granddaughter. Then my grandson Christopher Howard Merriam and Kimberly Ann Jones plan to do likewise on November 21. The former live in Cincinnati, Ohio; the latter plan residence in Newport, R. I."

Gordon and Helen spend summers in their longtime home in Damariscotta, Maine, and winters in Schooner Cove, Apt. 203, also in Damariscotta.

Anne Rogers, daughter of Lawrence J.Nardi, writes: "Larry, my Dad, is going on 96 and living here in Stuart, Fla., with me. Unfortunately my Mom is now in a nursing home. It is close by and she is doing well—she is going on 91 and still plays the piano."

From Martha Rosenthal Barry: "The years go by and now it is time for another grandson to go to college. We hope Jason Barry will try for Dartmouth, although he likes Vassar, which is nearer to his Rhinebeck home. There is still one more to come, though. Arthur Barry (Brown '27) and I are living in Naples, Fla., on Pelican Bay and find it a paradise. I've become an admirer of DorisCampbell. I wish we could all do as well. From her daughter, Marcia Symmes Harmon, comes the sad news of the death on December 1 of Lorna Symmes, widow of Charles W. Symmes. Friends may write to Mrs. Charles A. Harmonjr., Langsford Road, Cape Porpoise, ME 04014.

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Philip Gove '22 remains a pivotal figure in scholarly literature about semantic usage. CHARLES T. MORRISSKY '56