Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1898-09-29
COLLEGE OPENED TUESDAY.
OPENING OF THE NEW YEAR AT THE
UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT.


-~1c new year at the University of Ver-
mont .scgan yesterday Tho first chapel
exercise was held at sis H. IN. and the
old chapel was iillcd to the brm with new
students and old After the usual exer-
cises had taken place, President Buchham
addressed the students. speaking In part
as follows:
II suppose we are all more or less rcso-
Lutte in facing the prospect of our work
for the year; not exactly that we are
eager for 1t is always II little irksomc to
feel ourselves in harness once more. But
to-day We begin work and | hope there
is no one of us who does not purpose to
do regular hard work and to do this 1t is
advisable that we get into oar routine
work soon as possible. | use this word
routine adVisably for | am more and more
convinced of the value of systematic, al
most automatic. routine work. \ college
student should not debate what he should
do but should settle down to study with
out any questions. The men who settle
down to work are the men who succeed
in life. Many would ask where the in
spiration Is In such n course. | answer
the exercise Of the will power necessary
TO be faithful IN day by day work brings
its own inspiration. Inspiration does not
como from gazing into the clouds. An
other question has occupied my attention
lately and that is the community side of
college life. If ] were to take text 1t
would be Am 1 my brothers keeper
and | should say Yes, you are" Moth
ing would be SO sad or dreadful as for
man 10 think after he had graduated
that he had led some one astray. 1t is
every mans opportunity to make tho coll
lcge atmosphere stimulating ana health
ful."
The president next reminded the stu
dents that rushcs were forbidden and
closed by saying that the war department
had decided to detail no officers 10 the diff
ferent institutions until after the report
of the peace commissioners and for this
reason Lieut. Bailey would not be In Bur-
lnEton for the present Tho battalion
will, however. he organized under the ca
dct ciIicers," he added.
Not much was done in the way of reci-
tations yesterday the time being largely
taken up with the enrolment.
Following are the names of the new
students. there being 96 freshmen:
SOPHOMORE CLASS.
Mabel Brownoll. city.
FRESHMAN CLASS.
II. ]. Adams l.. s., West Haven.
j. +. Adams, Cl., Swanton.
r. Il. Athcrton. T.. Essex Junction
q. =. Aud. CL, city.
Alice l.. Bean, CT. Newport
J.. D. BeclIley. e., Barre.
Anna NJ. Bogue. sp., Pittsford
H. Katherine Brainerd, sp., St. Adams
G. ID. Brode Cl, city.
g. o. Bryant, Ch., Williston.
Mary L. Butler, Cl., Sunderland, Mass.
5. T. Campbell, Ch, city.
Geneva {. Carpenter. Brookiield.
u. l.. Chadwick. F., Bethel.
]. W. Church, E. Bellows Falls
L d. Capp. E., Georgia
Helen c. Clark. l.. s., Nergenncs
Edith Clarke, Sp., city.
l.. l.. Cutler. Il. Barre.
G. S. Deavitt. Sp., Montpelier.
J. f. Donahue. l.. s., Essex Junction
Florence l.. Douglas, l.. s., West IIa-
e. T Dean, Ch.. Bellows Falls
r. +. Downs, Ch.. Ticonderoga, n. Y.
Bertha l. Field, l., s., Springfield
w. a, Freeman, T., South Royalton,
c. L. Goodwin, L. s., Kennebunksport.
Grace A. Goodhue, l.. s, city.
Willard Goss, Az. st. Johnsbury.
l.. e. Grout Ag.. Newfane
J. NJ Harvey, l.. S, Montpelier
A. 5. IIoas. l.. S, l2llcnburgh y. Y.
X. y. Hayward, Ch.. city.
Helen L. Hodge, l.. s.. city.
+. +. Hubbard, Az, city.
II. p. Hudson, T., Bennington.
L. c. Hunt. c., Oakham, Mass.
J. NJ. Hunt, f.. East Peacham.
II. +. Huntley, Ch.. Westford.
a. +. Hutchinson CL, city.
Elizabeth c. johnson. Cl. city.
Geneva A. Jones, l., s., Northncld
ii. b. Joyner, l.. s., city.
A. l.. Kelly. f., Lowell Mass.
c. W. Kellogg, f., Morr.svile.
n. kellogg, Cl., Plattsburgh.
w. c. Kenney. F.. Sharon.
q. Il. Lamb. f.. Stockbr. ige,
F. NJ. I.archar. Ch.. Webster, Mass
c. a. Moser, Sp.. city.
Mrs e. a. Moser. Sp,. city
Anna NJ, Liley. Cl. Hyde Park.
H. +. Marsh. T., Wnchendon, Mass.
II. l.. Martin. CL. Washington, d. c.
L. r. Martin. Ch,, Washington, d. c.
Beatrice S. Nay Cl, ST. Johnsbury.
L. II. Merrihcw, Cl., city.
Maud L. Merrihew, l., s.. city.
f. A. Miller, O., Newport.
c. G.. Morse f., Morrisville.
L. NJ. Munson, CL. Morrisvilie,
C. r. Peck, Cl,, city.
r. II. Peck, Sp., city.
l.. F. Pope, Ch., city.
W. f.. Putnam. f.. Springfield.
Mary f.. Randall, Sp, Pittsford
d. NJ. Rice, F., Westford.
], i. Rich, L. s.. Rchville.
Emma Richardson, l.. s.. Richmond
Harry Silian f.. Armenia
Harley Sanborn, Az, North Thetford.
r. M. Sears, e., Plainneld, Mass.
A. o. Smith, f., Barre.
Walter Stockton, Sp., city
e. l.. Senter, E., Montpelier.
L. X. Severance f., Brattlcboro,
J. G. Shaw, Ag., Jericho.
L. N. Snow, Ag. NJ Randolph.
L. =. Sprague, Ag" Randolph Centre
A. ID, Stearns, Cl,, city.
Ethel M. Stevens, l.. S. Wiliston
r. X, Strait, Az, St. Adams
T.. G. Taylor, f., Poultney.
A. Tenney, E., South Royalton.
w. Tenney. e. South Royalton.
Mihran Torossian. e.. Armenia.
r. w. Tyler l., s., city
A. ID. Welch, e., Sharon
A. c. Wells, Ag., Bakersfield.
], M, Wheeler CT, city
i. F.. White, e.. Brooklyn, n. Y.
C. p. Williams, l.. s. city
r. Wilson, e., Bethel.
A. c. Woodbury., E.. Perkinsville.
Max Woodward, e., Ludlow.
c. III. Waddell l.. s., Johnsburg. y. Y.
At the faculty meeting, held Monday
evening, II was decided to grant the usual
senior privileges to the present senior
class. except that they will not be ex-
cused from the final examinations in June.
BY this all seniors who have no conditions
W hn oil