Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-07-07
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
A List of Occupations Which the Grad
mates Intend to EolInM.

or the seniors who have graduated this
year, many intend to teach some 20 study
law, and some to go into business. They
will he divided among the different oCCu-
pations as follows Barton is undecided
as to what his occupation will be. Bean
expects to study law at his home in New
port. Booth expects to work at drafting.
but does not know where. Garfield will
be located in New York city with the firm
of Stephenson &c Co., manufacturers of
electrical appliances Miss Clark will
teach the sciences in a school at New Brit
ain. Conn " A. Clark will be compelled
to take a two years rest on account of his
health. Coddirg expects to teach, but has
not decided where Miss Dewitt will teach
but not this year. Dodd expects to get
position in a chemical house. English Is
undecided as to what he will do. Forbes
will study law in Buffalo. Hamilton Is I'M
decided as to what ne will do, but expects
to be in Rutland for the neat
year. Miss Hendee intends To
teach. but not for this year.
! lIcrrick will teach but does not know
whore. Clifton and Carlton Howe expect
| to teach but are undecided as to the place,
| Hubbard expects to travel as salesman.
| Neclcr is undecided as TO his occupation.
| Larabee will teach In Rochester. VI Lea
| vcns has position as city editor on the
| Pasaaic Daily Herald. Miss Leonard will
| teach but has not decided where. Love
|
mathematics. Lowell expects to go on
| with his course in the medical depart
| mcnt next year. Mack Is undecided as to
what he will do. Miss l. NJ. Miles has "A
position rs teacher Miss VI. A. Miles
"ill teach the sciences ut South Manches-
ter, Conn. Miss Milham will teach
| Morse expects to teach but is undecided
| as to the place. Mott will study law with
his father In St Adams. Noycs will
teach, but does not know where. Patrick
expects to go into business. Perkins is
| undecided "a to his occupation. Perry
| expects to teach but does not know where.
! Priest intends to teach but IL undecided
whore. Ray will study law in this city.
| Raymond is undecided as to what he viii
do. Russell has a position in Minneapolis,
MINI. Miss Rustedt will teach at her
/ home in Richford, Vt. Stuart does not
know what he will do Taft expects to
rtudv law in this city. Torrey intends to
teach but is undecided as to the place.
T,urill is undecided about his occupation.
Van Patten does not know what he will
do. Vaughan is undecided as to his occu-
patton. Waters expects to he with some
chemical house Miss Way expects to
teach. hut not this year. Whelan will
take post graduate work in chemistry.
Wilson will teach at Williston. Burt, \.
l.. Clark, Johnson. Robbins, tdall Walk
or and Wedgeworth are all in the army.
THE BASE BALL SEASON.
The base ball season has closed and
enough time has passed since the week OF
defeats so that we are in position Ia
Judge of things fairly. The record Of tho
season comprises defeats, / tie game. and
~ victories. OF the defeats two were re-
ceived ut the hands OF the Cuban y
Giants. and one from Georgetown, Irar.
ward second. Brown. Yale and Wesleyan
The victories were from Hobart, Cornell
West Point, Union. Bates ~, Tufts O.
Vermont academy The tie game was
played at Syracuse and lasted 10 innings
IThe team was at first made up as folio VS.
Aldinger. catcher; Wight. 1st base; Stiles
81 base; Reynolds, 3d base; johnson
shortstop; iiencklc. left field: Whclar
tcaptain), centrehcld: WATSON, right field
Miner and Oatley. pitchers; and Murray
substitute. After the Tufts game Miner
ent to the Montreal team, and johnson
and IIencklc to Chickamauga This nee.
esSitated u shakeup all around. Capt
Whcl1n hnolly going TO shortstop ant
Murray and Lee to the outfeld. Joynei
was tried in the box and did uneXpec tedly
well, particularly on the last trip when h,
would have won his game from Yale but
foi wild throw by one Of the innelders
Oatlev has done good work and lot of II
! all through the season. on the first triT
h. pitc ned 10 innings in two days, winning
| both games but ne has felt the effects OF
, the overwork during the rest of the year
The outlook is particularly bright for mex
year. Captain Whelan is the only man t,
graduate ana there Is fair chance thai
Johnson and HenCkle will be back by mex
spring. Thea too, the way that men hnv,
been developed on the spur of the momen
Is very encourag !ng. Altogether there is M
reason why Vermont should not put frs
class team INTO the field next year.
HIS MEANS OF SUPPORT.
, -."i'risoncr." said the court. you have
, been arrested as 4 suspicious character
; You appear TO have no visible means o
, support"
, Then his wife stepped forth and held VI
her hands. after which there was nothing
to do but discharge him,-Chcago News.
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