The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-03-25
NORWICH UNIVERSITY

AT meeting of the senior class on
Wednesday morning, the following com
mittees for commencement activities
were appointed by President j. d. Muir
ply: Commencement week, Foster,
Murphy, Craig; commencement hop, Pea
body, G. NJ, Ryder, Whittakerj com
mencement week programs, Bennett, Nc
Kenny, Foskett; commandments ban
quot, Holland, Sleeper; class albums,
Burdtt; class step, Cross; class picture,
Anderson, Magee, Peabody, i. i. The
design for the commencement week pro-
gram has been decided on and viii be
delivered about June lat meeting
of the corps after chapel yesterday, II
was voted to buy khaki trousers. These
will be worn in the field, on the rltle
range and when doing outside work, as
well as for riding--E. j. Collins, IA, OF
Bens Run, W. Va, arrived in town the
| first of the week for o visit with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. A. Collins. Mr..
Collins is with the u S engineers at
work on the Ohio river dams.-Ihe high
man in the last rifle shoot was X. f.
Knapp, II, who shot string OF IDS out
of possible 200.--On two afternoons OF
last week, the corps went to the baseball
diamond and removed some OF the ice,
so that the field will dry sooner.--Last
Thursday evening, the members OF the
Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity held
dinner at their house, in honor OF the
birthday OF the fraternity-A q. Wheel
err Ia, of Waterbury, Howard Fail, eX-
,, '06, of Maiden, Mass, and Philip Avery
of Boston were among those from out
Of town to attend the Alpha Sigma II
banquet on Monday night.--Announce-
ments have been received OF the birth
of a son, Randolph Clinton, to Mr.. and
Mrs. G. G. Barnes of Florence, on March
II. Mr.. Barnes was graduated from
n. U. in l9l4.--The 57th annual initia-
tory banquet of the Alpha Sigma Pi
fraternity was held at their chapter
house on Main street in Monday evening,
After the six-course dinner has been par
taken Of d. E. Holland, 10, acting as
toastmaster, called for the following
toasts: alpha Sigma ri" II. +. Ander-
son, 'l5 MY Corporal Il. b. Dawson,
10; Rocks W. r. Palmer, IS; alum
III, II, y. Ndlfs ~ ihS ioi t''Ni
+. II. Brooks, IL; Norwich, +. G. Berry,
10; "Reminiscences, r. A. Eaton, '0s;
aspirations George Il. Carpenter, III;
.Impromptu." The initiates were; 9,
7. Bonney, IS; r. A. Burt, lsi j. w,
Mylechrust, is; W. r. Palmer, rs; G. +.
Rogers, Is; D. d. Steele, Is. The guests
included Professors w. A. Shaw and
Flint r. C. kimball, IA, A. G.. Wheeler
IA, Ed Wilder, John Cross, j. NJ. Bull
lock, Fred Davis, exile, George 4. Car
penter, II, George c. Sanborn. DIR. Hunt
lev, r. A. Eaton, 90, r. J. Duke. ex-'l7,
Philip S. Avery Of Boston and Howard
Fall, 'O6. ID. f. Holland. 10. George b.
Anderson, 10. F. c. Berry, 'l6, II. }.
Kinsman, 1t, and b. w, Jacobs, H.
were the committee in charge, Easter
vacation commences next Tuesday,
March 30. at recall from school, and
ends Tuesday evening April o, at re-
treat.-At the annual meeting OF the
Phi Kappa Delta fraternity, held recent.
Nv, f. G. Adams, 'l6. was elected treas. |
urer, and H. r. Boulia, 10, steward
The five seniors who are to take part
in the horse shows in Brooklyn and
Boston, soon after Easter, are putting
in a good deal Of practice in the riding
hall. perfecting themselves.-The first
dress parade of the season was held
Tuesday afternoon. These parades will
take place once or twice week from
now on.