The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1914-03-13
NORWICH UNIVERSITY

Massachusetts Agricultural college last
week and lost by sixteen points. The
following are the scores for the Norwich
men H. S. Fassett, l94; w. II. Mum
sell, 1893; +. G. Berry, 1893; II. z. Eel
low, 1888; P. b. Sleeper, 1888; total, 956.
Total for Massachusetts Aggies, 972 As
stated in last weeks notes, the Norwich
team is improving each week, but this
past week she has got against team
which has been shooting excellently all
season, having lost but one out of eight,
giving her second place in the class,
Even If Norwich doesn't come out III
the first half this year, she has the con
ISOLATION of knowing that she has I'M
proved at every match which she has
shot. The standing of the class teams
at present is as follows: Michigan Ag-
ricultural college, SO; Massachusetts
Agricultural college, I'll; West Virginia
university, g.; Minnesota university,
&C.; Iowa State university, CO; Cal
ifornia State university, fl; North
Georgia Agricultural college, SIS; Mas
saehusetts Institute of Technology 3--5;
Norwich university, 3-5; Princeton uni
yersity, IL; Purdue university, Il
The members of the Phi Kappa. Delta
fraternity gave their second house party
of this year at the fraternity house last
Saturday evening. About thirty cou-
Piles enjoyed dancing until midnight,
when the party broke up. Refreshments
were served during the evening by the
freshmen. The faculty was represented
by Professors Lear and Dix and Lieut..
Parker and their wives. The out-of
town guests included Mrs. David Craig
of Peabody, Mass, who is visiting hen
son, Sergt Craig. II. G. Fisher, IA, OF
Barre was the only member of the fra
ternity not now in college who attend
ed. The following men represented their
respective fraternities: Lieut.. John
Shilling, Theta Chi; Sergt. J. +. Col
Inns, Sigma Phi Epsilon; L. l.. Magee,
Commons club. Lieut.. and Mrs. A. b. !
kimhall were presented during the even
ing handsome set of silver. Music |
was furnished by Lieut.. Durham, Corp. |
Mccain, and Private. Mckinney We
are glad to note the activities of alumni |
in political ways, and quote the follow
ing from an editorial in The Advance |
regarding series OF Sunday evening |
addresses delivered in st. Johnsbury |
upon political questions of cssrent inn |
portanee. The subject is direct Pri- |
maries," by Judge 4. w. Gibson, pa |
Judge Gibson is doing the state real
service in presenting this subject in such |
an illuminating manner. and the fact |
that these addresses ARD given by lay !
men from the pulpit is matter OF |
congratuiation." Another item from
The Advance: Colonel j. II. Goulding, /
65, of Wilmington was rendered din !
ner by his townspeople last Thursday. |
He is retiring treasurer of the Whining
ton Savings bank. He served with dis.
tinction during the Civil war and is a
to Wilmington at the close of his duties
as secretary Of civil and military at.
fairs under Governor Fuller, and became
treasurer of the bank in January, 1895"
F-Sergt. McGovern spent Sunday at Fort
Ethan Allen.Atajor Putnam is spend
ing few days with friends out of town.
Professor +. A. Shaw was a speaker
at the Mount Hermon school recently
w. b. Merrill, II, spent Sunday with
friends at Dartmouth college. Arthur
s. Adams and c. A. Sprague, both II.
were in Burlington Monday and Tues
day to take examinations for Senator
Pages appointment to the United States
naval academy at Annapolis Professor
Z. V. Woodbury. gave very interesting
lecture in Dewey chapel on Wednesday
evening, having as his subject, The
Fixation of Atmospheric Nitrogen
Andrew Sym of Manchester, n. H., was
3 guest of his son, Harold Sym, n,
over Sunday.Mrs. David Craig and
daughter, Mary, have been spending a
few days as guests of Sergt. d. W. Craig
AZ the Theta Chi house.-H c. Fisher,
IA. was in town Saturday and Sunday
when he attended the Phi Kappa Delta
house party Saturday evening.--W. F.
Hayes. ex-'l3, salesman for hardware
spent a couple of days with
friends in town last week.-Captain Les
lie a. |. Chapman, of the 9TH cavalry,
mas lately been designated as one of
The nmpres OF the maneuvres campaign
n the Philippines.--Th rifle team and
he War Whoop staff had their photo
graphs taken for the War Whoop, on /
Monday and Tuesday, respectively.
Hiram and Fred Gilfllan, brothers of
The late Corp. w G.. Gilfillan. were
quests of Corp. c. l.. Stevens and Pri-
rate n. Santosuosso couple of days
asst week.-The March number of the
Revelllc is out and contains two very
rood articles by former Norwich men,
IN the subject of teaching, which are
veil worth reading by everyone. Editor
n-Chicf l.. f.. Peabody deserves much !
redit for the way in which he has run
he Reyeille this year.-C, r. Calder I,
wood, n. Z. ex'06, who is travelling for
he Standard Oil company and who has !,
ecently been transferred to Vermont
vas guest at the Alpha Sigma ri G
ouse last week.