Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1902-11-06
UNIVERSITY NOTES.

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Ioi. ~ W. AEres OF the mechanlcal en-
SmlVcrins department. lett Thursday for
InIIaucilhla' "here ne mas accepted a po-
Sni'" a. H!ccn"n'cal eiltih'er To inc tar-
ii9ol hi"S %. MI AEres Will be sue
''NVu ny il'l fuWdf" Robinson, who
IL no" "ach>hS at tn" Garrison School
VI ic'IlhologN at fotsdam, n. y. Pro-
v79oi iHooIh'UH Is graduate OF Massa-
'nuSet's institute OF Technology in the
CLASS OF w.
~ meeting OF the members of the en-
slheerlns faculty held last night at Pro-
lessor N"toN $, Professor Ayres was pre-
srhteu win magnificent travelling
COCK accompanied with the best wishes
Oh me members present for his good luck
ana future success.
Al thoso interested in the reorganization
OF the glee ana mandolin clubs are re-
puested to meet in room d. north college,
next riday afternoon at 1875 O'Clock.
Inc ladies of the faculty gave an old
iaShioned llallowc'en party to the mem
pcrS OF inc university at the college gym
mas nhs'um FRIDAY night from to u o'clock.
! ne gymnasium was very prettily decor
ated in the autumn colors, gold and
brown ana red predominating. Booths
very attracthely decorated in the above
colors We're arranged around the walls,
ana tended by some of the young ladies
roDed III black dominoes representing
witches who acted as mediums in some of
the games more closely connected with
the spirits The fortune teller was pres
ent and received the blessing of many
VINO received her advice. The symbolic
Jack lanterns We're in force to add their
smiles to the enjoyment of the occasion
ana the electric lamps covered with red
served TO give very vierd effect to the
nan. Ihe hrst part Of the evening was
devoted to ever amusing old-fashioned
lialIowe'eu games and the latter part to
dancing Nearly all the students and pro-
lessons were present and enjoyed a very
pleasant evening.
The annual initiation of the Delta Psi
fraternity was held in the fraternity hail
FRIDAY nighttime following We're admitted
to membership in the fraternity; Sidney
NJ Bunker burlington; Milo \. Gibson.
East Barnard; Thomas Nj, Hickey. Fair
Haven; Neal u. Hulett, Granville, ~
r. Warren Stow. ANA i'T r,nns '9t' , Halph
man. NerGenn's. After the initiation all
retired to the Van Ness House where u
banquet was held. Among the alumni
present at the services We're: s. NJ Rob
erts So. H. o. Wheeler %. +. r. Wood
run 10 D. c. Hawley rs. S. f, Emerson.
fale' 49, r. 5. lsham 50, T. ID. Farr o..
r. l.. ingalls, '96. H. f. Perkins 'yS. X. S
rage -. II. Scribncr, r. \. Lawrence. G.
H. Brownell ~, O. G. Wheeler 90, T.. A.
Lawrence OIL, j. A. Teller, J. NJ Wheel
or, y. T. Hutchinson 'O2.
Ni'S va 'ii''' ilN'ltSN'I III
the reorganization of the glee and man
dohn clubs held Friday II. =. Gulick
w. was elected president; w. w. Gilbert
secretary, j. s Wright Glce club leader;
j. IL. Eaton mandolin club leader l.. r,
Shlpmah manager and A. II. Gilbert, as
sistant manager of the clubs.
me semi-finals in the fan tennis tour
hameht were played Friday between
Darling Oi and Wallace 03 and Grey '0}
ana Fuller B. The first match was
won by Wallace by score of 90, 81.
- and the second by Fuller by score
OF 10 60, 81. The finals were played
Off Saturday morning between Wallace