Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1904-07-07
FRATERNITY REUNIONS
Delta Psi Raised Enough Money to
Pay for Its House.
VIII Also Build m Addition-Judgs
Powers the TOastmaster-Lafge
Attendance Of Alumni at All
the Other Reunions.

The Delta Psi fraternity Tuesday night
held the most enthusiastic reunion ever
known by the society at which enough
money was raised to pay every dollar OF
Indebtedness on the new fraternity home
on South Prospect street and also pay for
substantial addition to the house to be
completed by November I.
The reunion was attended by 1l3 men,
bers of whom So were graduates.
II was voted to issue new fraternity
catalogue within six months.
The literary exercises in the old head
quarters on Main street were presided
over by Prof. j. r. Goodrich SO. G. a.
Kent Sc. was the orator and Il u. Strick-
land "a read n poem written for the occa-
sion. Judge George NJ. Powers acted as
POSTMASTER and his father. ex-Congress-
man II. II. Powers was a moving spirit at
the reunion,
The following alumni were present: The
Rev DR.. J. f.. Goodrich. SO; the Hon. Fl.
II. Powers and the Rev. c. W. Clark. 50;
Prof G. a. Kent. SO; Prof. w. Marsh,
the Row. g. l.. Bard, 81: .he Rev. W. S.
itazcn. IS: the Rev. l.. II. Elliott. the
Hon. Henry Ballard. '6l; George Il. Coch-
ran. so; the Rev. C. NJ Wilder, SO; Pres,-
Powell. "a A. G. Whittemorc. II. o.
Wheeler. 81: Judge w T. Smith. CT, the
Rev. c. II Dunton. the Rev. r. =. But
Ter. the Hon c. w. Brownell. 10; the Rev.
G. w. Winch. 20; Prof. F. Emerson,
DR. NJ 3. Holcoplbe. "A: Prof. F. +. Wood
Mcfarland. Prof. Davis r. Dewey. 70; G.
3. Catlin, DR.. F 7. Kidder. l.. f. 1tipper.
so; Prof. w. r. Newton. Darwin p. Kings
ley. ID. T. Torrey. 81; X. ~ .fTulburd, 80:
the Rcv A. c. Ferrin, NJ. s. Stone. SO: II.
c. Royce. 81: II. n. Cushman. the Rev
w. c. Clark. the Rev. w II. Hopkins.
Rev. Austin Hazen. IS; J. ". Redmond.
X. l.. Hayes. c. G. Tarnham, SO; A. L.
James, IS; the Rev. G. y. Bliss. L. S.
lsham. NJ. l.. Powell. 50; J. II. Macom-
Der. 90; W. G. Derby. y. x. Chanec. 81;
II. a. Noycs. C.E. Lamb. the Rev. r. W.
Hazen. the Rev. r. f. Armstrong. II e.
Dyer. 80: +. ID. Strickland, NJ. d. Chitten
den, "a NJ NJ. Huto hinson. u. II. Hill, '96;
c. NJ. Goodrich. J. F.. Colburn. F.. J.. In
gals '96; 7. F.. IIazen. G NJ. Hogan. 81
W. Mott, w. S. Bean, II. +. Perkins S.
w. Hamilton. ss: C. b. Brownell. r s.
Page. D. II. Scribner, r. A. Lawrence.
Lieut.. w. c. Johnson. 49, +. W. Hubbard
T. r. Powell. o. C. Wheeler. 90; g. Hen
derson. G s. Lee, Oh; F. NJ. Larcher, J.
A. Teller. A. T. Hutchinson. '03: w. 4.
Dane, c. F. Worthen and II. Wallace, '03
OPENED NEW HOUSE.
The members OF the Delta Psi society
opened tho doors OF their now horne AT
IS South Prospect street Tuesday after
noon for two hours to their many friends
and to returning graduates. The reception
committee consisted Of Mrs. j. L. Good
rich. Mr.. and Mrs. Darwin p. Kingsley,
Mrs. c. p. Smith and Mrs. f.. Henry
Powell. The guests met the reception
committee in the front parlor, then were
ushcrcd to adjoining rooms. where re-
freshments were served by the Misses
Gertrude Powell, Florence ROXY and Ma
bel Browncll. Mrs. w. H. Burt and Mrs.
Charles f. Lamb presided at the tables.
About a thousand people visited tho
home during the reception.
A portrait of the Rev. Or. ]. f.. Good
rich. the gift of ID. p. Kingsley. was
shown in tho parlors for the first TINA.