Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1910-06-30
SOCIETY REUNIONS.
Annual Gatherings OF Frate rnitIes anil
sororities Held Tuesday Might.

sororities Held Tuesday Night.
The 9th annual reunion OF the Alpha
Of Vermont Sigma Phi was hold at the Sig
ma Phi place Tuesday evening, with an
attendance OF about 49, including tho fol-
lowing from out of town j. J. Allen and
N. 8. Allen OF Brooklyn. n. Y. Prof j. r.
! Wheeler and c. s. Van Patten OF New
York q. II. Randall OF Boston. +. b. VIII
lard Of Hartford. Conn. the Rev. J. w.
Buckham Of Berkeley, Cal, r. r. Buck
ham Of Salem. Mass. c. a. Catlin of
Providence. r. l.. the Rev. Nelson Kel-
logg OF Poultney, Frederick Billings Of
Woodstock w. w Miller OF Richmond
c. l. Button OF Middlebury. and also II. A.
Prince Of New York, from the chapter at
Hobart College. Geneva. N. Y. and
Thomas Cox OF Albany, from the chapter
at Cornell University. Ithaca. n. 7. John
J. Allen. '5s. presided over the post-pran-
| dial exercises. The orator was c. I. But
ton. s5. OF Mddlcbury and the poet was
]. r. stearns. 49, OF this city.
LAMBDA 1OTA.
The th annual celebration OF the Lamb.
da Iota society was held Tuesday even
ing ut It's rooms In the Hayward block
|
Rev Henry Curtis Petty. '93. of Castle
ton. n. Y. and tho poet was Arthur
Henry Hn. e. Of Isle La Motto. At the
banquet which followed the literary ex-
erclses. Horace Ken. Jonney. 81. OF
Chicago was POSTMASTER. Among the
members present were: Dr. Il. c. Bass
So. OF Burlington; Lucius Bigelow. Gl
Burlington; DR.. W. Il. Lund. 81. Rurling-
| tSSp
Frank A. Petty, -. Waterbury,: Horace
K. Jenney. 80. Chicago. H.: Arthur H.
Hill. 80. Isle La Motto: James +. Good
ell. IS. Burlington: Ernest +. Brodie sc
burlington: Frank II. Crandall. IS. Bur
| lington. Clayton J. Wright, 49, Willis
ton Daniel l.. Cady Sc New York city:
James II. Mddlebrook, 81. Burlington;
| DIR. Edward u. Williams, 30. Easthamn-
ton, Mass; Herbert NJ Mcintosh. 90.
burlington; Bert w. Abbey. 81, Essex
Center; DR.. Samuel Maynard n. Bur
linEton; Edward II. Deavit, 'a3. Mont
pelier; the Rev. Henry G. Petty, o..
Caste'ton. y. v. DR. VIM. H. Englesby.
w. Burlington. Walter O. Lane. 'e5.
Burlington; Charles A. Beach. as. Bur
ling'on; AlNla NJ. Taylor, 20, rittsburg,
Pa; James p. Porter. 'oi. Pittsfield.
Mass; Clarence II. Center. 'o2. Mont
relier; Murray Bourne. 'Oa, Bristol; Geo
| d. Brodie, CO. burlington: John r.
Ayres, oi. Manila. p. l.. Leland D. Carl
ton, OC. Springfield. Mass.: Marcellus H.
Lhrdon. N6. Burlington; Fred Earle COL
i iison. ~. Burlington: c. n. Copeland
os, Adams, Mass: Edward l.. Allen. 9s
burlington; Cedric T. Sibley, 'OS. BEN
nington.
DELTA PSI.
The annual commencement BANQUET
OF the Delta Psi fraternity was held
at the fraternity house, SIS South Pros
pect street Tuesday night Those present
were: Prof. j. f. Goodrich. '6s. A. G.
Whittemore. 81. Robert Roberts. so.
c. II. Dunton. 20. C. w. Brownell 20
S. +. Emerson. Yale, ~. Davis r
dewey '7s John Dewey 10, F. F.
Topper. so Or. F. T. Kidder so u
p Kingsley. 81. G. II. Powers. 80 Rev
w. H. Hopkins. IS, e s. Ishnm. SO
Max l. Lowell. 80. n. X Chafree. 80.
j. II. Macomber. 30, w c. Flanders.
30, H. F. Parker. 'es. r, A. Lawrence.
81, Carl Brownell. 80, T. r. Powell
90. L. w. Lawrence. oil f. g. Russell
'o6, s. NJ. Bunker, 'oe. 1. p. Smith. 'os.
ID. r, Hill. 'o9. r. l.. Soule 90. Austin
Hazen. 's5. E. n, Clark. 'ss.
PHI DELTA THETA.
| The annual reunion OF Vermont Alnh, or
Phi Delta Theta was held Tuesday even.
lns at the chapter house on College street.
Ihere was large attendance OF alumni
from tho city and various parts of the
country. buffet lunch was served in
| the dining room. which was dec GRATED
| with white carnations and sweet peas.
Music was furnished during the evening
by Romeo's orchestra. Among tho alumni
present were: 7. c. Cheney, n: O. F..
Forbes .v r. G. Mower, 80: NJ. A. Howe.
49, W. F. Parsons, 30; E. NJ Wilbur. SO;
{. NJ Hoyden. '2; C. II. Mower. 81: w
r. Daggett. 'I; NJ W. Andrews. 'es: c.
w. Doten 's5; C. G. Morse. 90: II. F..
Grey. %; DR. q. NJ. Sabin. So II. +. Bar
ton. '0s; II. f. Cunningham, 0i; G 8
Harris, 20; r. W. Kehoe 90: II. w. Child
'CN; H. w. Wilson, 90; T.. II. Lawton. 90;
", NJ. Rouse, 90; II. ". Thompson, Oe.
ALPHA TAU OMEGA
The annual alumni commencement din
ner of the members Of Alpha Tau Omega
vas held Tuesday evening In the fratcr-
my muse anu was quite informal. ThOCo
present were Judge IT. Clahin Of Mont
pelier. 80 the Rev. r. c. Wilson OF China,
'fS; Norris Blake OF Manchester, 80; G.
W, Bailey. 90. and w. Il, Johnson, Jr., OF
Essex Junction; ex-12., II. ii. IIagar. 81;
j. e. Donahue. '02 l. r. Stafford 'Os: f.
II, Merrihew. 'c6; f., f.. Cove. '04; c. NJ.
Page. 'N; Harry Smith. '99: c. s Hicks.
80; Prof N. F.. Merrill and Prof. e. c.
Jacobs
KAPPA SIGMA
The Kappa Sigma fraternity held
Its annual spring banquet in honor OF
the graduating members Tuesday evening
at the Sherwood House dining rooms
Thirty persons were present includ-
ing the following alumni: +. NJ
Small 'R6, Morrisville: Theodore Hop
kins. 's5. Burlington: Leigh Hunt. 's5.
Rutland: o. w. Barrett. ex-'a6; q. +.
Greene. 'o6 Richford Il. c. Douglass,
'0s. RichfOrd L. NJ. Wiley. 'O5, Sche-
nectndy. n y; r. j. Shattuck. OF,
New York city; II. l.. Fairchild. '0S.
Fairfield A. II. Circuit. 'o1, Newport
J. S. Buttles. '87, Rutland: c. n. Wad-
dell. 'O2. and l.. W. Thomas. '06. Bur
IinRton. The POSTMASTER was II. f.
Fairchild, 'oS,
III BETA PHI