Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1916-06-29
FRATERNITY REUNIONS

fkAItRNIlI RtUNIUNS
| Fraternity reunions were in order
Tuesday evening and list of those held
in the city follows:
| ALPHA XI DELTA.
| The annual reunion of Alpha XII
Delta fraternity was held at the home
| of Evangeline Hayward. 10 The fol-
lowing alumnae Were present: Hazel
Riley. IA. of Franklin. Marian Thomas.
IA. of Plymouth, y. H, Alma Holton,
| Is. of Hardwick, Martha ONeil, 10, of
Burlington and Irene Ballou Of Bur-
! lington.
ALPHA TAU OMEGA.
The annual alumni banquet of
Alpha Tau Omega was held at the
hotel Sherwood with covers laid for
50. The following were present: The
Rev Robert c. Wilson of Shanghai,
China. the Rev Mr.. Norris of Prescott
Mass DR.. Hanson of Richford. C. s.
| Edwards of Jersey City, the Misses
| Robinson and Wood of New York city,
Mr. Eaton of Washington. D. c., Prof
+. c. Jacobs, Guy NJ. Page. H. II.
Hagar. Prof. Frederick Upper of Bur-
| 5,
Mimi. Frank o. Lee of Barre, f.. S.
Stevens of Kansas City. j. f. Donahue
of Essex Junction and Mr.. Lowell Of
Fitchburg, Mass. Following the BAN
quet the annual reunion was held at
the chapter house.
SIGMA NJ.
The annual meeting of the alumni
and active chapter. of Beta Sigma of
Sigma MI was held at the chapter
| house. 40 Williams street. The classes
of '96. 'Ol. '06. '07 '12, IA and Is were
represented among the alumni. The
| NUMBER or the active chapter present
was smaller than usual. owing to the
fact that eight of them are members
of Company C, now on the way to the
border.
SIGMA PHI.
| The list annual reunion Of the Alpha
or Vermont Sigma Phi was held at the
Sigma Phi place on College street with
| an attendance of So. John j. Allen,
go. of Brooklyn. n. Y, presided at the
banquet. and the orator was the Rev.
Nelson Kellogg of Brattleboro. Other
| members of the frate rnity made short
| speeches. The out-of-town alumni
present included the Rev Lewis
Francis Prof, J. r. Wheeler j. C. Tor
rey, A. h. Moore, D. w. Howe and c.
w. Buckham of New York, NJ s. Allen
of Brooklyn, r. w. Simonds OF Detroit
Mich, ID. G. Babbitt of Boston, r. b.
Buckham Of Salem, Mass. G. H. RAN
dali of Philadelphia, j. S. Bixby of
| Poughkeepsie, \. Y, A. II. Moore of
Albany, n. Y. J. w. Baker Of Mont
clair. ~ j., s. A. Phelps of Meriden.
Conn, c. S. Dow of West Haven, Conn,
the Rev. Benjamin Swift of Woodstock
ID. J. Pierce of Bellows Falls. C. F.
Black of St Adams and Il. d. Fuller Of
Cambridge
LAMBDA IOTA.
The eiGhtieth annual reunion Of the
! lambda Iota society was held at the
Owl House, about forty-fve being In
| attendance. The Grafton was delivered
by Clarence II. Senter. O2 of Hartford,
Conn. and the poem by +. j. Hendrich
OF Newton. Mass. G. II. Copeland, 'OS, of
Adams, Mass. acted as POSTMASTER.
Among those present in addition 10 the
active members, were the following; The
Rev. T.. C Bass. 80, of Providence,
r. J.; Francis 7. d. lIoyt OF New York:
| r. II. Parker "a, Burlington e. r.
Taft. II. Burlington A. II. Hill, 80,
Grand Isle; w. W. Shaw, Sc. Phiadel-
phia; Clayton ], Wright. IS, Williston:
| Daniel l.. Cady, IS. l.. A. Brodie, SS
| +. II. Crandall, 81, ]. II. Middlebrook.
| 81, of this city; the Rev H. c. Petty,
| 49, Schenectady, y. Y; S. G. Carpenter,
81 Richford; s. F. Weston. '96, New
York; w. o. Lane. '95, Burlington;
Dr. +. G, Sprague. 81, Barre; L.
III. West. 90, Dorset; II. NJ Mcintosh.
80, Burlington; J. o, Walker. o2. Bur-
lington; +. B. Lee, '0i. Utica. n y; J,
B. Porter, '0l Burlington; J. II. Ayres,
o4, Manila p l.; II. G. Hicks. o5. New
OF Newton, Mass c. II. Copeland, 'Os, Of
York; A. T. Henderson, 'O5. Burlington
F. S. Towne, 'O5, Burlington; r. L.
Whipple 90, Worcester, Mass; l.. b.
Carlton, 'o6, Springfield, Mass; Edward
l.. Allen, Burlington; Paul c. Cummings
10, Boston, Mass; C. s. Wright, Willis
ton; Paul Chamberlain, Burlington A.
c. Goodall, ex-'l7, Fairfax,
DELTA PSI.
Among those present at the send re-
union of the Delta Psi fraternity We're:
Judge c. A. Kent. SO. Francis Farrell
'G6. j, L. Coburn, 'S6. c. NJ. Goodrich, '@
Robert Hazen. '96, c, l.. Ingalls,, 'a6, the
Rev. G.. v Bliss, 80, c. w Brownel, TO-
N. X. Chaffee. 80 NJ, d. Chittenden, '9i,
IT, E. Hazen. 81 c. +. Lamb, '93. E. w.
Lawrence, '0l. j. II. Macomber, 30, G..
H. Perkins 81, II. +, Perkins, '9s, T. r.,
Powelly 1900, G.. II. Powers. SO, John
Redmond, sc. Robert Roberts. 80, w. p.
Smith. 81. o. c. Wheeler. 1900.
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