The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-09-15
NORWICH UNIVERSITY
Junior Glass officers Elected-Football
Schedule for Year.

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At meeting held Sept. IL, the iu-
nior class elected the following board
OF editors for the 1917 War Whoop;
lsditor-in-chief, David Cedar; business
manager, X. II. Pinney; assistant bus
mess managers, j. b. Hart and Nj. IL.
Greene; military editor, T.. II, Waltoni
grind editor, l.. A. White; cartoon edi-
tor, j. w. Sprague; social editor, IL. ID.
Campbell athletic editor, W. H. Davis I;
circulation manager, G. ID. Suter; assist
ant circulation manager, w. ii. Hardy.
w. II. Lawrence, ex-'l4, spent few
days with friends in town last week.
f. w. Garran has been promoted to
the rank of first sergeant and assigned
to troop A, in place of George r. Pierce,
discharged.
j. II. Foster, '03, who has been for the
past few years an instructor at the New
Hampshire state college, will leave at
once for Texas, accompanied by Mrs
Foster, to take charge Of the position Of
state forestry of Texas, which he has
just accepted
g. +. Adams, rs, of the U. S. geologi-
cal survey, and O. T.. Thompson, ex-
Ia of Brattleboro, were visitors in town
Monday.
| l.. II. Cook has been promoted to the
rank of I'd lieutenant and assigned to
troop b.
After a year of post graduate work at
Harvard, Prof, j. H. Sasserno has re-
turned, and will resume his courses in
modern languages.
George r. Pierce, II, has received an
honorable discharge and has transferred
to the Massachusetts, institute of 4ech-
nology, where he will continue his study
of chemistry.
Lieutenant r. L. Clark, 90, and Mrs.
Clark, were guests last week Of Prof and
Mrs. Fl. r. Roberts Before leaving,
Lieutenant Clark addressed the corps in
chapel. He has been on duty at the
Plattsburg camp during the summer and
was on his way to 0rono, Me-, where he
is military instructor at the University
of Maine.
Prof. G. s. Carlton has returned from
a few days stay in Maine, accompanied
by his daughter, Cornelia, who has been
spending the summer there.
The Theta Chi house opened last
Thursday morning, and the Commons
club viii open on Monday, the goth
Ralph Hewitt, IT, who has been alb |
sent for year, has returned and re-
sumed his course.
Lester Krunkel, rs, has received his
discharge, and has transferred to Ann |
Arbor.
In order to bring out prospecting ma
terial, the annual freshmen sophomore
football game will be held on the upper /
parade grounds on Saturday, the 25th. /
The first smoker of the year was heid
in Dewey hall Monday night. The
speakers We're Coach Courtney and Cap
tain Moschella, Of the team, Prors. Sas-
serno and Jones, supplemented by ie-
marks by Maj. Edmunds, F. c. Dun
ham, IA, q. E. Thompson. ex-'l5 and
6. l.. Bennett, Is. The band was out in
force and much enthusiasm was in evil
dence.
death of Robert II. Wilson, IA, who was
government inspector on a dam at Gin.
cinnati, O. Details are lacking, but
Death was accidental in the course of
his work.
j. Warren Myglchreest, rs, has re.
ceiyed his discharge, and on Tuesday
night returned to his home in Middle
town, Conn.
G. A. Nelson, 10, mad the misfortune
to break his collar bone at football prae
tice on Monday
G. j. Walker, exits, of Massachusetts,
agricultural college, spent Tuesd~y in
town.
A troop of about rs men left Monday
noon for White River Junction, where
they will participate in the state fair
Regular mounted and dismounted drills
win be given, supplemented by fancy
riding and bareback work Lieutenant
Parker viii be in command OF the
troop.
Following is the schedule which Coach
Courtney and his team must meet this
fall: Sept rs, Trinity at Hartford,
Conn: Oct 2, Tufts az Medford, Mass.
Oct. v Wesleyan at Middletown, Conn;
Oct. is, Colby az Waterville, Me-; Oct.
%, Columbia lpendingli Oct, 80, New
state at Durham, n. H.; Nov.
5, Worcester Tech. at Worcester, Mass;
Nov. IL, Middlebury az Montpelieri Nov.
~, pending