1904

IMPORTANT—PIease read again our February MAGAZINE instructions for Reunion reservations to be occupied June 9-11; also March number relative to any plans for Hanover Holiday beginning Monday, June 12. Your immediate reservation with the Bursar's Office will materially aid their dormitory selection for our 1904 family group. Bartlett, Bowles, Bullock, Charron, Davis, Edgerly, Gale, Hinman, Hobbs, Johnson, Kirker, Lampee, Leverone, Maguire, Manning, Maynard, Moulton, Mower, Robinson, Roby, Rolfe, Rollins, Safford, Sewall, Sexton, Slayton, Streeter, Uniac, Webster, Witham, Woods, Young, Austin—we should reasonably expect to find 25 to 30 of this group at the Reunion. If possible join our Class Table at Schrafft's, Friday, May 19, for the Five-Class Reunion.

The Dartmouth Men of Northern California and Nevada enjoy a weekly luncheon each Wednesday at St. Julien's in San Francisco. Attending one of the March luncheons was Dan Webster '04 (visiting from Randolph, Vt.) "The program-a surprise visit from a Vermonter is a good program for any Club"—Bob ('01) Leavens, also present, fitly described as inspirational gleaner of written material from Hanover.

Sid and Louise Rollins arrived in New Hampshire to experience 20 degree temperatures for a few April mornings. They report a perfect rest of two months at Sarasota, Fla. Sid broke a tooth in a heavy golf swing, luckily slowing down the process of accretion to a plus of eight pounds.

"Having had my 74th birthday the 9th of last November, it seemed advisable that the work and responsibilities, which I have carried so many years, be lessened. Therefore, Mr. Robert C. Trier Jr. has been made Manager. I am to continue with the Company as Treasurer and one of the Directors. I will, of course, help out where possible. There are some other matters beside the hotel business that require considerable attention. I have just completed my twentieth annual report as Treasurer of the Town of York." That's a modest interim statement by Gil Moulton of his outstanding accomplishment as Manager of The Marshall House and The Emerson, two of New England's outstanding Hotels at York Harbor, Maine, and devoted service to his native town for twenty years.

Ferdinand Edgerly and Ralph Dillon of Manchester, N. H., won the New Hampshire State Championship at Contract Bridge byoutdistancing the field in the 15th Annual Tournament on March 25. Edge and his partner have played many of the past championship tournaments with seconds to their credit, but this is their first open championship as a pair. Watch the new champ at Reunion.

Error—April Column Mosrh: address—Correct to 2106 N Street, N. W., Washington 7, D. C.

Secretary, Canaan Street, Canaan, N. H. Treasurer, Morristown, N. J. Class Agent, 9 Foxcroft Rd., Winchester, Mass.