Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-06-26
SIGMA PHI.


SIGMA PHI.
The 18th annual reunion of the Alpha of
Vermont OF Sigma Phi was held at their
hall. followed 10y a banquet at the Van
Ness House. Forty-two members were
present. Prof. Henry \. Torrey presided
and the orator of the evening was the rev.
DIR. Norman Scaver Of Rutland, a member
of the Alpha of Massachusetts, located at
Williams College Among others present
from out Of town We're Hon. K. d. Bene-
dict. As. of New York city, w. S. Johnson,
'5S. of Chester, Pa, Horace Barlow, g.. Of
Hudson, Wis, j. j. Allen, IT, Of Brook
Ign, y. y, c, A. Catlin, '7S, Of Providence.
r. l., Prof j. r. Wheeler, 50. of New York
city, f. NJ. Button, 81, Of Chicago, Ill,
Frederick Billings. % of New York city NJ
S. Allen, %, of Brooklyn, y. Y. J. c. Tor
rey, '9N, of New York city, Dr. II. B NJ
Intyre, 90, of Randolph, j. q. Curricr. VI,
and D. j. Pierce '0l. of Rutland.
After the banquet the members of the
fraternity went to their new chapter house
at the corner of College and Williams
streets and laid the corner stone DIT an
early hour Wednesday morning
SIGMA NJ.
The annual reunion and banquet of Sig
ma M fraternity was held Tuesday night
at the Masonic Temple. There We're present
as alumni. ID. c. Wcdgoworth of Buffalo
j. L. Davis Of Philadelphia, T. Il. Miller
of Milwaukee. w T. Aiken of Mortified,
Mass. c. \. Dodge of Montpelier, l.. f..
Daniels of Boston, &. +. Clark of Glover.
George ID. Osgood of Newbury, c. b. Girls
wold and w G. Sawyer of this city. Tween
ty UNDERGRADUATE members were present.
ID. G. Wedgcworth of the class of 81 acted
as POSTMASTER
THE DELTA PSI.
The annual reunion of the Delta Psi
fraternity was held in their rooms, Among
those present were Prof. J. r. Goodrich q;
Hon. II. II. Powers, 80; Hon. II. Bal
lard, 81; II. O. Wheeler. Is; Hon a. q.
Whittemoro, g; c. f. Graves, II; Hon.
II. w. Hill, rs; Hon d. c. Hawley. IS,
w. n. Hopkins, 80; f. *. Graves. ri;
f. s. Isham 80; NJ L. Powell, 50; =. +.
Lamb, 90; f. d. Strickland, "a f. J Ran
dan, 90, +. II. Garfield, s6; S W. HAmil-
ton, 9S; W, r, Leavens, 9S; c. h. Brow-
nell, f. \ Lawrence. II. S. Page, H. n.
Scribner, 90, f. W. Hubbard y. G..
Wheeler, 90, q. Henderson, q. 5. Lee, Il.
w. Lawrence, OF.
LAMBDA IOTA.
There was a larger than usual attend
ance of the alumni at the Sth annual gath
ering of the Lambda Iota fraternity John
H. Converse, CT, of Philadelphia acted as
master of ceremonies and Il. +. Stevens of
St, Paul acted as POSTMASTER. The ora
tor was r. d. iIoyt, g. of New York.
KAPPA ALPHA THETA.
The members of the Kappa Alpha Theta
society met at their rooms on North Wi
nooski avenue for their annual reunion.
There were 80 present, including Miss
katherine Landt of Waterbury, Mrs.
Elizabeth Norton Garfield of Lake Park,
Mimi, Miss Mary Tewksbury OF Randolph,
Miss Annie Bogue of Pittsford Miss Bea-
trice May of St Johnshury, Mrs. Mollie
Mills Deyette, Miss Ruth Norton, Miss
Fannie smith and Miss Edna Ray from
Shelburne, Miss Marion Rustedt of Rich
ford Miss Geneva Jones of Northheld,
Miss emma Chandler White, Miss Blanche
Brigham of Hyde Park, Miss Mabel Way,
Miss Mabel Nelson and Miss Helen Fer
guson of Burlington, who has been teach
ing out of town, We're also present
PHI DELTA THETA.
The 23d annual commencement banquet of
Vermont Alpha of Phi Delta Theta was
held Tuesday night at Hotel burlington, 1t
was one of the most successful banquets of
he fraternity, There was "A large attend
nee including the following: 4. 9. Chen, y
u, II. &. Mower '92, c, ii. Hayden 'S3, L..