Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1914-06-25

la9-Rev. Charles Cutler Torrey, born
Salem, Mass, 4 January, 1921 died
Andover, Mass. II August, 1913
1S55-Hon. Horace Henry Powers, LII D.,
born Morristown, Vt, 20 May, 1885,
died Morrisville, VT, 8 December,
1918
ls56--Rev. George Burey Spalding d. D..
Ii. D., born Montpelier, vt, II Au-
gust, 1896, died Syracuse, N. Y, 10
March, 1914
ls5S-Rev. Allen Page Bissell, d. D., LII.
D., born Rome Mills, N. Y. Is Sep
tember, 1885, died Nyack, N. Y, %
March, 1914.
lS5S-Lieut. Cornelius Wickware Morse,
born Burlington, VT, July, 1888,
died Mantowoc, Wis, 8 September,
1913.
Ex-1SGo-Lieut. Eugene Allen Smalley,
born Burlington, VT, 26 July, 1899,
died Malletts Bay, Colchester,
Vt, 26 October, 1913
Ex-1s6S-sergt. Henry Adams Curtis, born
st. Adams, VT, 26 January, 1871.
died Washington, d. c., II Mo-
vember, 1913.
Ex-1S65-Prof. Edwin Wilcox Bartlett,
M. D., 1866, born Jericho, VT, 10
December, 1892 died Milwaukee,
Wis. II September, 1918
1S71-Prof. Charles Simeon Denison, Sc.
D.. born Gambler. Ohio. IL July. 1919,
died Ann Arbor, Mich, 90 Julr
1913.
isS6-Rev. Samuel Henry Bishop, B. D.,
born Toronto, Ont, 1 May, 1864,
died st. Lulte's hospital New York
city, 30 May, 1914
iS93-Loyal Ethelbert Sherwin, born
Chester, Vt, l6 July, 1869, died
Chester, 4 August, 1913
lS9i-Abel Blodget Tracy. born Tunbridgc,
Vt, Q August, 1869, died Utica, n. Y,
25 December 1913.
iS9S-Wiliam S1las Bean, born North
Troy, VT. 6 April, 1877, died New
port Vt, 81 July, 1918
lS99-Mrs. Mabel (Nelson) Jacobs, born
Burlington, Vt, u August, 1875, died
New York city, 10 July. 1913
i910-Henry Ward Beecher. born Boston,
Mass, 10 April. 1855. died ct hospital
In Madison, Wis, September, 1918.
l912-John Byron Raymore, oorn Cam
bridge, VT, 16 November, 1885, died
Cambridge. 80 April, 1911.
le1S-Harold Story Batchelder, born Bur
lington, Vt. 6 October, 1891, died
Pittsburg, Pa, 10 January, 1914
Prof. Goodrich announced that he had
prepared some two hundred additional
sketches of deceased alumni which he
proposed to add to the notices of those
deceased during the past year On motion
of c. r. Allen he was requested so to
do, with the sincere thanks of the as
ISOLATE alumni for his loyal interest in
the welfare of alma mater
The following statement was presented
by Irving L. Rich of Boston, Mass. the
alumni field secretary
The representatives, of the following
alumni associations met this day at
Billings library to prepare a resolution
to be presented to this meeting of the
associate alumni, based upon certain
resolutions adopted by the New England
Alumni association at It's meeting in Bos-
ton on March 20. 1914: New York Alumni
association, Merton c. Robbins: Chicago
association, Alvin NJ. Tyler; Vermont State
Alumni association. Guy " Bailey. War
rem r. Austin; associate alumni, Edward
c. Bass, DR. F. X Jackson: Eastern New
York Alumni association, Henry c. Petty,
Harry 2. Hudson; New England Alumni
association, Irving L. Rich
The meeting voted to present the fol-
lowing resolution:
Resolved That the associate alumni
appoint a committee to be known as the
alumni commencement committee. This
committee shall consist of a chairman
and secretary, both to be residents Of
Burlington and to be elected annually
by the associate alumni, one member Of
the faculty to be appointed by the presi-
Ia,1t Of tl,a
from each alumni association to be ap-
pointed by its president
The objects and powers of this COM
mittee shall be to arrange and execute
plans for the celebration of alumni day
during commencement including reunions
of classes every third. fifth, TENTH
fifteenth, etc, anniversary, and to pro-
vide for all the detail thereof, all at the
expense Of the various alumni associa-
tons
On motion the resolution was
unanimously adopted. c. F. Lamb of
Lawrence. l.. l., moved that a committee
OF three be appointed by the president
to nominate a list of officers for the
ensuing year, including the names OF two
alumni to take the place of those who
retire this year from the committee on
the nomination of alumni trustee and
the names of the chairman and secretary
of the alumni commencement committee
under the resolution offered by Mr.. Rich
The motion was adopted and Messrs. c.
e. Lamb. II. b. Oatley and A. c. White
more were appointed such committee
The meeting was then adjourned % the
gymnasium. to be completed in connec-
ton with the alumni breakfast. After
the conclusion Of the breakfast. the bust
ness meeting was resumed