Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1917-06-07
UNIVERSITY NOTES.
Officers Appointed for Battalion, serv.
Ice Beginning in September.

Capt. s. A. Howard has appointed the
following officers and non-commissione cd
officers for the university battalion for the
year 1917-1s to take effect September q,
1917:
Major. G. r. Chanberlin.
First lieutenant and adjutant, E. D.
McSweeney.
Supply officer. second lieutenant. A. C.
krayer.
Captains. H. H. Sunderland, l.. A,
Woodward. G. E. Fichot. r. A. Briggs,
First heutenants. H. e. Camp, r. q.
Thayer, A. G. A. Houston. O. w. Hakan.
son,
Second Heutenants. J. w. Meachen,
H. A. Berry. A. r. Hogan. H. D. Pearl.
Sergeant'rnsjor. II. P. Knickerbocker.
Color sergeants. E. A. Spaulding. c. N.
Henshaw.
First sergeants. D. G. Garno, c. E.
Marsh. NJ. A. Edison. e. o. Thomas.
Supply eergeants. II. W. Morse, c. A.
SERVER, F. N. Rivers. r. f. browne.
Sergeants. J. H. Logan. NJ NJ. Bying.
ton. G. H. Brodie. e. B. Forbes, r. E
Casey. r. E. Wilcox. w. r. Erickson
X. c. Mcmahon. r. p. Partch, H. e
Hazen. D. p, Rowe. w. c. Arms. j. H
johnson. I. A. browne. J. p. Mooney
A. F. Furman
Corporals. P. Giliol. W. w. Sawyer
A. w. Akin. K. S. Pierce. R. swihart
e. w. Bowman. E. Plunley, H. q. Fur.
Der, D. e. shefield. I. w, Gale. n. C.
Shaw. G. r. Norm. K N Clement. S
Plumb. J. A. Morrissey. H. A. Leland
w. B. Buckham. p. H. Raymond. NJ c.
Bond. r. G. Chamberlin. j. r. Dyer
H. c. Perkins. L. II. Tinker. G.. A.
Blood. p. w. Rathfon. e. H. Manseau
II. X. Fairbanks. J. r. Burke. w. L.
Hammond. c. E. Dunton. F. r. Child
r. c. Fowler.
The Home Economics club had q pic.
mic Monday afternoon at Queen City
Park. The following officers have beer
| elected for next year; President, Heller
Magner, IS; vice-president, Susan Delano
10; secretary. Nellie Swasey, go; treas
urer, Helen Booth. 30.
| At meeting Of the Suffrage club. held
Monday night at Grassmount. the follow.
ing officers we're elected: President
Mildred Chaplin; vice-president. Mar
guerite McEntee. 10; secretary-tr treasurer
Louise Tower. 10.
Tho annual girls inter-class track meet
was held Saturday afternoon at Grass.
mount The meet was won by the sopho.
mores with a score Of Is points. The
freshmen followed with a score Of 1.
points. Tho hrst place was won by Edith
scribner. ~. with Is points. Emma Flint
10. and Margaret George. IS. tied fol-
second place. Esther Magoon. II. took
third place. Following the meet the final
basketball game between the juniors and
sophomores was won by the latter. with
score OF Is to l.
Ruby Howe. II. won the tennis fnali
from Corinne Chaplin. 20. Tuesday after.
noon. The sets were SO, 60.
Mrs. Frederick Upper. Jr.. gave g
garden party Tuesday afternoon for the
senior girls.
The senior essays Of the college OF
engineering have resulted In the coll
lection OF a large amount of valuable
| information regarding the public
works of Burlington and winooski
The city's waterworks. filtration plant
highway bridge to Winooski. the rail-
road bridge at the foot Of Prospect
street, tho stone crushing plant. street
improvements. the railroad tunnel I'M
der North avenue. water power de-
| velopment at Winooski. the concrete
arch bridge over the Winooski gorge
and water power development at the
gorge were objects assigned. Other
subjects were: How Can Typhoid
Es Controlled or Eliminated in the
State Of Vermont; How Can the
| rover supplies OF vermont Be Safe.
Euarded?"; and Discuss the Possible
Nsasures for the Flood Control OF
Streams"
| The University Research club ha,
elected these officers: Or, c. +. Whit.
ney OF the laboratory OF hygiene. pres,
ident; Prof. Evan Thomas. vice -presi.
dent; DR.. c. F. Petersen. secretary.
treasurer. The three compose the ex
ecutive committee. During the yeal
Just closed seven very interesting pro
grams were provided by various mem
bers The membership has increased
markedly and now includes most o.
that Of the Faculty club.