Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-09-25
UNIVERSITY OPENED
Beginning Of Another Year of
College Work.
President Buckham Refers to Death
of Professor Torrey as q Great
Loss-List Of the New
Students.

Regular college exercises were opened
yesterday morning with religious services
in the chapel at S:15 O. clock. After the ex-
ercses President Buckham addressed the
students present in part as follows:
am sure the first thought, the first feel
Ing we all have as we come to chapel this
morning Is the feeling OF our loss when we
miss the scholarly face of Prof Torrey.
l think that no one Will withhold his as
sent when ! say that Professor Torrey has
been the finest, most delightful parsonage
in our faculty in the last generation. We
shall take occasion at some other time to
express our feelings OF sorrow and regret
at some public gathering to which you will
all be invited. am receiving by every mail
and frequently by telegraph. communica-
tions regarding our loss | am sorry for
those who intended to take Professor Tor
rey's course. you don't know how much
you miss. We cannot fill his place, can not
hope to do so. / advise those who intended
to take his course to enroll and l trust we
shall not have to ask you to wait long.
/ am sure we all sympathze with Pro-
lessor HUFF and hope for his speedy re-
covery. Professor Huff, as you all know
is a man Of the highest intellectual attain
ments, of great learning and a fine teacher
and / am sure we shall miss him very
much.
Professor Waugh, with his gifts, has gone
to larger institution, where he will have
a larger field for his work However, we
are glad to fill his place with a graduate
of our own ins titution. Mr. Stuart of the
class OF %.
We shall miss Of course very much,
Professor Howes; but we shall fill his
place with "A man who has had several
years of successful teaching Professor
Of 'pIh tai
The government has appointed as mill
tary instructor a graduate Of West Point
As yet | am not able to give any further
information.
Following is a list of the 90 members Of
the class of 1906 who were present at
the chapel yesterday morning and respond
ed to roll call with the names of four
others who reported during the day. with
their respective courses and home and city
addresses:
Harold l.. Adams. c. and f., Morrisville
. Hickok Place.
Arthur d. Austin, CHI, Wolcott.
John II. Bedell, Jr, Lawrence, Mass.
Ruth Bond. CT, Burlington, 50 IOomi,
street.
Everett II. Eridgman, Cl Hardwick
! Cleon Brownell, L. s, Essex Junction
Sidney Moore Bunker, CT, Burlington
.67 South Union street.
William H. Burrage, E.. Leominster
Mass. IA s. C.
Paul De Nyse Burrowes, E., Keyport
n. J.
l.. G. Carlton, E., Brattleboro NJ. c. II
John Earl Carr, CHI. West Rindge, N. H.
rs Buell. street
Pesse NJ. Child, sp., Burlington. Is
Clarke street.
Fred B. Church, CHI. Underhill. liz Col.
chester avenue.
! Ernest Millens Clark, CHI, Ashburnham
Mass 60 College street.
Irving c.. Cobb c. and E. westford. !
" G.
Elmer Edward Cocord. E.. Franklin
| Ralph Fl. Davy. Rutland, 27S College
street
] Howard A. Edison. CHI, Randolph Center
Anna Enright, CT, Burlington, Sc Soutl
Union street.
Lena lcnright, CT, Burlington, 80 Soutt
Union street.
Henry G. Fuller, c. and e. Burlington
q LOOMS street.
George f. Cast, E, Palmer, N Y, Il
! Brooks avenue.
Harold ]. Gates C. and e. Burlington
$50 Pearl street.
Milo A. Gibson, CT, East Barnet, 2s S
c. II.
/ Nahum J. Giddings, e. Castleton. IA
Loomis street.
C. Leland Green. Ag., Barton. Expert
]
Julian =. Grow, CHI, East Randolph. II
S. c.
Charles Henry Gutchell, Ch Montpelier
2S I.afountain street,
Charles E Hall, Brandon, % NJ c. II.
Thomas NJ. Hickey, c. and E., Fail
! Haven. 35 N. c.. Fl,
Harry NJ Hill. Ag. Hyde Park, IS La.
fayette Place
Harley w. Holbrook. e., ST. Johnsbury
| 81 North Willard street
Hannah Elizabeth Holmes. l. s., Char.
lotte Ali Main street.
Robert Ernest Holmes. E., Shoreham, 3;
Colchester avenue.
Henry c. Howard E., Swanton, 81 N. C
Fl.
Neal Dow Hulett, E., Granville, N. Y.
80 s. C. II.
II. II. johnson. Ag., Newbury. ? n. c.
May Johnson, CT, Burlington, "a Adams
street.
Gertrude Marie Johnston. L. s., Lyndon
Center All Main street.
j. II. Jubb, E.. bennington, a M. c. III.
Edward Kibby. Az, Randolph. EXP
Farm.
Ernest Kibby Az. Randolph, Exp
Farm.
Marcellus Landon. E.. Burlington, 3S1
South Union street.
Merrill c. Lane f., Bethlehem, n. H., 3,
North Willard street.
Anna Zoo Laury, l.. S.. Burlington. q.
North street.
Bessie T.. Lewis, l.. s., Randolph, Col
chester avenue.
Arthur A. Mandigo, CT, Richford, ll2l.
Cherry street.
Ralph A Marble. E., Ashburnham
Mass. % College street.
Ernest Merrihew, T., South Burlington,
Spear street.
John II. Miller. Az, Newbury. 40 Mans
! field avenue.
Maud l.. Mills, L. s., Woodstock. All Main
street
Melvin p, Montieth, L. S, Enosburgh
Falls, s. c.
Amy p. Morse, l., S, Lexington. Mass,
All Main street.
Maude Mulqueen, L. s.. Burlington,
| North street.
Mary G. Murphy. West Rutland II North
| Union street.
George e. Nelson (ex-'oD, Sp,. Derby
Line, 81 n. c. II.
Raymond +. Noyes f., Tunbridge. 2 S.
c. II.
| j. Charles O'Neil. CHI, Burlington, 6.
Colchester avenue.
Fay IL. Ovitt, T., Enosburgh Falls p M,
c. III,
A. l.. owen. CT, Burlington, l64 North
Union street.
Harry Morton Parker, f., Hyde Park, %
Nj. &. II.
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