The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-03-07
DOINGS AT BROWN
New Building Nearly Completed
death Of Old Graduate.

The Administration building Is rapidly
nearing completion and work Is being
pushed in order 20 ensure its finished
condition by Commencement The win
dows have been put into place and the
plastering Is all on ready for decorating.
The woodwork is 10 be done next and the
material Is all In the building. The cor
nice is being painted and when this has
been finished the staging will be removed,
giving a more orderly appearance TO the
structure
The interior Is sufficiently completed TO
give general idea OF it's plan and APP
pearance. The president and dean each
have commodious suite and there is also
faculty room. The registrars office Is
large and convenient and contains a fire.
proof safe. which has recently been put
In. On the second floor is the corpor-
alton room, which is very high studded.
COMMITTEES rooms are also situated on
this moor. The hall Is octa gonal I'm shape
and the stairway Is well designed. with
large colonial window at the landing.
In the upper han are four inches for
from the first floor To the top of the
building
The Brown delegates TO the Toronto
and royal good time. The Brown dele
CATION was composed of the following: j.
mSn ho,mes q, rS s. Moitai nsdt ,s z + Fake Fake
'6: l.. NJ. Kendall. '05: G.. l.. Robinson,
'O5, and B. n. Trimble. special.
The international gathering Is held once
in four years and was well attended, the
delegates numbering 2955 and representing
22 countries. A feature OF the. stay in
Toronto was a Brown luncheon. held Sat
urday noon, at which 20 loyal Brunonians
came together.
The Class Day committee announce that
the copy OF the class roll i'm the Glass
Ia hsa ha on
on April j. and that no mans name. Will
be inserted unless his first and second
taxes are paid before that date. os
the first day of next term. all seniors will
meet, I'm caps and gowns, on the middle
campus, In the rear OF University hall, TO
AT the monthly meeting of the Central
Falls school committee last evening IL
dent Faunce of Brown university as the
speaker at the graduation exercises in
June.
The PENNSYLVANIA baseball schedule is
out. and there are, as usual. two games
scheduled with Brown. one May l3 at
Philadelphia and the other June Is at
President Faunce addressed the stu
dents at chapel this morning, speaking
at length on the events OF the past term.
His words were frank and straight To the
point and the students received an in
hnite amount OF good from his sugges-
tions.
man. who was the first rector of St.
James EpiscopaD church In this city,
and who died In Los Angeles, Cal, Feb.
9, 1902 is 10 be brought here, to be buried.
The funeral is 10 take place in WEXFORD,
where Mr.. Shearman was born. He was
a graduate of Brown university in the
class OF 1866 and was member OF the
Zeta chapter of the Theta Delta Chi fra
ternity. He was a son of the late Judge
Shearman of the Rhode Island supreme
court.
After his graduation from divinity
school he assumed the rectorship OF st;
James parish. where he remained until
1850. Upon leaving st. James church
he went to Boston. where he supplied at
various pulpits for about year. From
Boston he moved 10 Rochester and from
there to Champlain, n. Y, staying at
each OF these places but short time.
About 10 years ago Mr.. Shearman re-
moved TO California, where he lived until
and a brother. Sumner Shearman. who is
also a clergyman In Jamaica Plain, Mass.