President:	Arthur Kalloch
	V. Ps.:	Henry Kalloch Allen
		Leola Robinson
		E. B. Rollins
		Grace Carey
		Jennie Moody
	Historian:	Marguerite Gould
	Sec. & Treas.:	Faustina Spring
	Entertainment:	Mabel K. Rollins
		Helen Harris
		Lucy Hoffses
	Location:	Hazel Hills
		Marguerite Gould
		E. B. Rollins
	Nominating Com.:	Mabel Rollins
		Helen Harris
		Rev. Maurice Dunbar

A note of thanks was received from the family of Mary Kalloch for flowers sent.

In opening the program, Mabel K. Rollins read several poems and told about her study of genealogy.

Several brought hobbies again this year and the first on this part of the program was Helen Harris who had many new salts & peppers since last year.  She told the story connected with several sets.

Hazel Hills had a collection of shells which formerly belonged to Mary Kalloch.

President Arthur Kalloch had pictures of the large new Armour Plant in Waterbury, Conn. of which his son Stanley is manager.  A letter telling of "Stan Kalloch week" was read.  This was especially interesting to the group present today.

Prof. E. B. Rollins brought more of his hobby pieces on lighting - some of the first pieces he made and told how he started to study the history of lighting.  The story of the Rust Light was particularly interesting.

R. W. Carey was called on to tell about the bonfires in Essex County Massachusetts - how they were built and so forth.

Story - Helen Harris
Marguerite Gould told some interesting experiences in helping her father in his genealogical work.
Story - Kurt Hoffses
Poem - R. W. Carey
Remarks & story - Mrs. Emma Kalloch.

A floor lamp was presented to Mr. & Mrs. Arthur Kalloch celebrating their coming 50th anniversary; also their many years as officers of this Reunion.

Poem - R. W. Carey

Faustina Spring, Secretary

(Treasurer's report followed, and was not included here.)