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


October, 1912.
y -l9O5-Nora Irene Lockwood, born
Brownsville. Neb., 6 April 1875 died
Burlington, Vt, March. 1914.
19cs-I,eo Calvin Cook, born 1rasburg VI.
May, 1852. died Randolph, VT, 21
| February, 1915
X-l9l2-Kingsley Alden Price, born Grand
Junction. Colo. 81 August 1882 died
Harrisburg, Penn. October. 1914.
1913-Howard Lucius Martin, born Fort
McKavett, Texas, November 1879,
died New York city, q March, 1915.
1sl5-Charles Henry Clough. born Burling-
ton, VI. 25 November, 1892, died
Pittsford, VT. s June, 1915
The committee was instructed to pub
fish the fun report in pamphlet form as
before. The committee on ballot for the
alumni trustee. through r. r. Powell,
announced that Ralph A. Stewart, '98.
of Boston had been nominated. Mr..
Stewart received 2s5 votes, c. w. Doten.
e6, of Boston 2l7 votes and p. O. Ray. 'as,
OF Hartford, Conn, 1862 votes There were
20 defective ballots
]. J.. Rich Of the alumni commencement
committee proposed an amendment to the
effect that one member of the board Of
trustees, appointed by the president Of
the alumni association, be on the commit
tee, as well as the president, who shall
be an ex-ofncio member. Tho amendment
was adopted.
The committee on nominations report
ed, and ii was voted to accept the report,
the officers being elected by the vote of
the secretary. as follows: President @
w. Benedict, SO, Of Providence, r. l.;
vlce-president. r. A. Stewart, 80, of Bos-
ton; secretary, l.. p Smith, 'O7, of Bur.
linston; treasurer, Elias Lyman Jr. of
Burlington: alumni nominating commit.
tee, the Rev. w. II. Cambridge and DR..
w. H Englesby; obituary committee, B.
l. Benedict, the Rev. q. Y. Bliss, w
b. Gates and II l.. Ward; breakfast com.
mittee. G. II. Burrows, D. A. Stone. NJ. L.
Powell and Mrs. z. H. Gray: advisory
committee on athletics Or W II. En-.
glesby, T.. n. Sanctuary and H. b. Shaw,
alumni commencement committee. j. E.
Donahue and II. b. Shaw. H. f. Shaw
succeeds l.. r. Smith on the alumni com
mencement committee, the latter being
elected secretary of the association.
The reception Of the graduating class
into the associate alumni body took place
the Rev. W. II. Cambridge giving tn,
welcome. At the suggestion Of the secre-
tary the new membes of the association
were the guests Of the association at the
alumni breakfast.
After the president and secretary had
been appointed as a committee to draw
,hp proper resolutions regarding the deaths
OF Prof. j. r. Goodrich and c. f, Allen.
the meeting was adjourned.
PHI BETA KAPPA MEETING
At the annual meeting of Phi Beta
Kappa at nine o'clock the followiuv
officers We're elected: President Lvna
Allen ce-president G. r. Burrows
registrar. H. r. Perkins: CORRESPONDING
secretary, Miss Mary Bates; treasurer
NJ w. Andrews. The constitution was
amended so as to read that in the fu-
ture not more than ones sixth Of tn
class shall re eligible for election. and
in no case shall more than Is he Sc
lected
CLASS REUNIONS
The class Of 1896 met at Morrill, hall
tuesday afternoon after the alumni
breakfast
The class OF 1906 held a breakfast
at the Hotel Vermont Tuesday morn
Ing at nine o'clock. RI. c. Bickford OF
Philadelphia, NJ. W. Chafree Of Peacham
Ethel w Chapman of sutton, 3. ]. Emo
Of Vergennes, G. a. Hagar of Burling
ton, Mabel l.. Southwick OF Burlington
f. S. Towne Of Burlington. c. l.. Ward
of Moretown, w. II. Washburn of
Crawford. y. J., and r. B. Wright Of
New York We're among the members
present
The class Of 1895 took a cruise
around the lake on the lIariquita
Tuesday afternoon after the alumni
breakfast taking dinner at Trembleau
hall and returning in the evening,
The class OF 1914 held their first reunion
Tuesday morning, good represcntatio
OF It's members enjoying "A shore break
fast at Oak Ledge at nine o'clock in tn.
morning At the meeting 1t was voted &c
start class fund which is expected &c
amount to several thousands Of dollar,
which IT is planned to turn over to the
university endowment fund In 1893 or
the 18th anniversary Of the class.
The class Of 1910 held an enthusiastic
reunion Tuesday evening on the Van Mes.
roof. 81. including wives of some of tbs
members sitting down to dinner at 6:S
o'clock. The class president. H. F.. Nor
ton. presided The members Of the class
We're in the sailor costumes that they
wore earlier in the day at the alumni
breakfast at the gymnasium. The secre
tary and treasurer. Percy G. Judd. gave
his reports and read many letters from
| members of the class. and added also
much interesting information as TO wha'
many Were doing. Among those present
were Clara A. Bond, II. n. Comines
Helen Cramton. A. w Dow, Bertha
Field, Edison d. Fuller, J. w Goss L. |
Grout. NJ L. Irish. +. c, Judd, Alber
kieslich, w. F. Kingsley, w. j. Lamp
Tough. j, f. Lovely, G. r. Moran H. f
Morton, j. x. Perley. n. r. Pierce, l.
II. Pomeroy Magaret M Powers, F. d
Osgood, Grace Sylvester T.. A. Thayei
and Amy A. Wilson.
PRESIDENTS RECEPTION.
| President and Mrs. Benton rendered A
delightful reception to the trustees
alumni and visiting friends Tuesda,
afternoon at the presidents house or
University place, President and Mrs
Benton received, and Mrs. Edmund c
Mower and Miss konantz served
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