University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine - Reflector Yearbook (Buffalo, NY)

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I Y THE REFLECToR ideal had demanded that after a few years' practice he lead the simple life. Pearl was seen practicing in Rochester. She was, however, much interested in the games at the armory. lt was her habit to call cabs after the games to pay her bets. Again the scene changed rapidly. Cohn was first. He lived in little old New York. He had made a marked success in many respects. He was now able to attend all the prize fights and sit in the front row. Devine had quit operative after leaving college, because it was impossible for him to operate when he could not borrow instruments. He was, however, chief exodontist on a large poultry farm. Glor had a well-established practice out in Attica. Business was more than he could attend to, because he was still having the measles each year. His practice was limited to widows and children. Bremer was dental surgeon in the llion Home for the Feeble lylinded. He spent his spare time as special detective for the Sher- lock Foam Detective Agency. Bigelow, because of his political pull, had left his profession to become postmaster at Wyaterloo. He was also prospering in the art of blacksmithing. Deery had found the attractions at the General Hospital too great to be lost sight of. He was serving as interne at that institution. Briggs had found Albany a most desirable place in which to live. His inventive nature had aided him inproducing a new filling material compounded of drugs and gold. Its special value lay in its aseptic qualities. Our Whispering Hope, Corporal Kelley, had practiced for some time in the army. Then he felt his sense of duty to his home town, and he was now removing the roots and stumps from the street at Honeoye Falls. 'i Bradley was shown living a quiet life in Dunkirk. He had joined the crew of the married men. The last I saw of him he was attempting to line up his large family to count them and make sure all were present at dinner. The lights dimmed and I was being buoyed back to a more normal habitat. I awoke with a start and found myself, as before, standing on the rear of the load, using the largest fork. 5 65

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