William W. Appleton,
John Elbert Caulkins,
Richard O. Walter,
Harry W. Litchfield,
Robert Emroy McKinney,
Warren Leland Maxcy,
Norman Wilfred Teale,
Abner A. Griffing,
J. Chas. Thomas,
George J. Barker,
Philip R. Spaulding,
Hyman Soloman,

L. Philander Moore,
Theodore Lincoln Smith,
Charles Carter,
Harold Tracy Hall,
A. Harry Huggins,
Henry L. Weinz,
Arthur Gordon Weinz,
Metcalf W. Melcher,
Henry Emmons Nickerson,
Clarence F. Ray,
Charles P. Powers,
Jeremiah J. Mackin,
Charles H. Brown (Rev.)
Frank T. Wingate,
Arthur Harry Sweetman,
James E. Clinton,
George W. Morse,
Walter S. Chase,
George D. Woodbury,
Frederick Howard Wilkes,
Charles Everett Casto,
Howard J. Bowman,
John Richard Sweeney,
Frederick J. Murphy,

Charles H. Converse,
Frederick J. Caldwell,

Frank Irving Baker,
Arthur M. Allen,

Harry Ross Wheeler,
William A. Chaplain,
Charles P. Roundy,
John Edward Maynard,
Harold J. Stevens,

Box 715, Haverhill, Mass.

92 State St., Boston, Mass.

47 Equitable Bldg., Boston, Mass.
51 Webster St., Somerville Mass.

17 Adm. Bldg., Fish Pier, So. Boston, Mass.
79 Amherst St., Cambridge, Mass.
12 Pearl St., Boston, Mass.

527 Beacon St., Boston, Mass.
63 Summer St., Boston, Mass.
53 State St., Boston, Mass.
Weston, Mass.

28 Chauncy St., Boston, Mass.
79 Milk St., Boston, Mass.

41 W. First St., So. Boston, Mass.
156 Washington St., Boston, Mass.
156 Washington St., Boston, Mass.
62 Bunker Hill St., Charlestown, Mass.
68 Chauncy St., Boston, Mass.
239 First St., Cambridge, Mass.
100 Chauncy St., Boston, Mass.
80 Boylston, St., Boston, Mass.
148 State St., Boston, Mass.
28 India Wharf, Boston, Mass.
84 State St., Boston, Mass.
19 Beacon Ave., Norwood, Mass.
Milton High School, Milton, Mass.
147 Milk St., Boston, Mass.
115 Devonshire St., Boston, Mass.
20 Mt. Vernon St., Boston, Mass.
41 Richmond St., Boston, Mass.
Wollaston Foundry Co., Wollaston, Mass.
89 Franklin St., Boston, Mass.
853 Albany St., Roxbury Mass.
95 Milk St., Boston, Mass.
81 Essex St., Boston, Mass.

Ulysses S. Grant School, Paris St., East
Boston, Mass.

53 State St., Boston, Mass.

1043 & 1045 Commonwealth Ave., Boston,

Mass.

53 State St., Boston, Mass.
93 Franklin St., Boston, Mass.

NON-RESIDENT LIST

119 West 40th St., New York City.
48 Main St., Brockton, Mass.

Box 1495, Providence, R. I.

The Draper Maynard Co., Plymouth, N. H. 16 West 4th St., New York City.

BOWLING

After several unsuccessful attempts to open the bowling alleys, bowling activities have finally started. As soon as the necessary help can be procured the alleys will be opened at noon.

The committee wants the coöperation of every friend of bowling in the Club to help make the season a successful one, and it would be well to follow the example of our forefathers as shown in the following extract from Judge Sewall's diary:

'Wednesday, May 15, 1689, went and
dined with Fish at Capt. Kelley's

upon Mr. Patrige's invitation.
Capt. Hutchinson, Clarke, Appleton,
Brattle, Hull in company. Went to
a Garden at Mile End and drunk Currant
and Rasberry Wine, then to the Dog
and Partrige's and Plaid Nine Pins.'

To-day we have a marked advantage, as all of the above-mentioned pleasures can be had within our own Club.

The regular Boston Pin Tournament will start Friday, December 27, with ten teams.

BILLIARDS AND POOL

The annual Cowboy and Billiard tournaments will commence about February 1. Members desiring to take part will kindly enroll for the same at the desk in the billiard room. Entries close January 10.

Mr. George F. Slosson, in charge of the Billiard Room, will give private instruction to members of the Club, in Room W, on the 10th floor, by appointment.

BOWLING

After several unsuccessful attempts to open the bowling alleys. bowling activities have finally started. As soon as the necessary help can be procured the alleys will be opened at noon.

The committee wants the coöperation of every friend of bowling in the Club to help make the season a successful one, and it would be well to follow the example of our forefathers as shown in the following extract from Judge Sewall's diary:

"Wednesday, May 15, 1689, went and
dined with Fish at Capt. Kelley's
upon Mr. Patrige's invitation.
Capt. Hutchinson, Clarke, Appleton,
Brattle, Hull in company. Went to
a Garden at Mile End and drunk Currant
and Rasberry Wine, then to the Dog
and Partrige's and Plaid Nine Pins."

To-day we have a marked advantage, as all of the above-mentioned pleasures can be had within our own Club.

The regular Boston Pin Tournament will start Friday, December 27, with ten teams.

BILLIARDS AND POOL

The annual Cowboy and Billiard tournaments will commence about February 1. Members desiring to take part will kindly enroll for the same at the desk in the billiard room. Entries close January 10.

Mr. George F. Slosson, in charge of the Billiard Room, will give private instruction to members of the Club, in Room W, on the 10th floor, by appointment.