Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-07-01

funds for the erection OF suitable houses
| on the property of the institution for
| rental to those employed in Institutional
| service
! A1NDOWMENTS AND APPROPRIA-
TONS
The efforts to secure additional funds
for university endowment has not been
rewarded by any large tangible results.
1t is but truth to say, though, that steady
progress has been made in cutivating
the friendship of giving constituency
which II is hoped will result later in
generous gifts for our institutional hem
eft Mr.. Irving L. Rich. for three years
the alumni field secretary, has devoted
himself with singular loyalty and indus
try to the work in the field and | am
confident that we shall reap the rewards
of his zeal and faithfulness in the wears
to come. He is offering his resignation
effective at this time because he feels.
as all Of us do, that the financial situs-
ton AS it Is at present, and as It Is like
~ to be during the immediate future,
hardly warrants the continuance of the
work of field solicitation during the com
Ing year. We are deeply appreciative OF
the spirit shown by Mr.. Rich in giving
himself UP so earnestly to the service of
alma mater and 7 have no doubt that
this board will give formal expression,
at the proper time, to Its apprecia ton of
the service rendered by this earnest
friend.
1t may be proper in this connection to
express our appreciation OF the generous
attitude shown by the recent General As
semhly of the State of Vermont in con-
tnuing all approximations previously pro
vided for university support with sub
stantial increases for the college of med
icine and for the work of agricultural
extension. His Excellencv Governor
Gates. as a tried and true friend, has
manifested his continued interest in uni
versity welfare by giving executive an
prevail to all these measures designed to
benefit the young people and all the citi
zenship Of our State
THE STATE UNIVERSITY AN CsrAR.
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puohc expense 1t shall include also all
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measure this dehnlhe sectlon was elm
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nav preserved the historic relationship
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the university or the state OF Vermont Is
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