The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1919-06-25
ADMIRAL MAYO
GIVEN AN LID.
Former Burlington Man Is
Honored by University
of Vermont To-day
GOV. CLEMENT ALSO
GIVEN LIKE DEGREE
Phelps Prize in Engineering
Was Won by Brattle-
boro Man

Montreal, Edward Sawyer Stone OF
Swanton.
Degrees in course, as graduates, were
awarded as follows:
A. B.--George Graves, Hartford, Conn,
class of 1880; Paul Berry Harris, Chi
cago, ILL.,, class of 1889; Robert MacMil-
Ian Johnson, Washington, D. c., class OF
1889; William Tutherly, New York City
class of 1889.
The following graduates of the class
of 1919 received diplomas:
Bachelors of science in agriculture
William Perry Cheney, Burlington; Isaac
Allard browne, Worthwhile; Clifford
Nathaniel Dustin, Randolph; Harold Al
bert Dwinell, East Calais; Walter Roy
LeBaron, Waterbury; Hardy Augustus
Merrill, Craftsbury; Charles Seth Ris-
ing, Rupert; Theron Warner Strong,
Northfeld; Ralph Ernest Thayer, Bur
lington; Elmer Earl Towne, Waterbury
Center; Roy Edmund Wilcox, st. Adams.
Bachelors of science in home economics
Margaret Edison Cheney, Randolph;
Susan Narcissa Delano, Morrisyille /;
Emma Mathilde Flint, Randolph; Edith
Blackwell Halsted tcum laudel West.
field, ~ j., Helen Ella Howe, Burling.
ton; Marion Cicely Howe, Chester De.
pot Marion Reid Jones, Burlington !;
Julia Elizabeth King, Barton; Margaret
Ellen Whittemore lin educationl, New.
port, N. H.; Mary Elizabeth Wilkinson,
Burlington.
Bachelors of science in civil engineer.
ing Arthur Dale Bishop, West Burke i;
| Clyde Walbridge Horton tcum laudel
Brattleboro; Wallace Buchanan Pardoe,
White Plains, N. Y,
Bachelors Of science in electrical engi-
neering Carroll Elliott Marsh, Wood
stock; John Patrick Mooney, Pittsford /;
Fabian Napoleon Rivers, Vergennes.
Bachelors of science in mechanical en-.
cheering Raymond Cheney Cave,
Barre; Joseph Herbert johnson, Proctor
Bachelors of science in chemistry
Homer Andrew Berry, Richmond; Rob
ert Ernest Casey tcum laude), Jericho;
Wilbert Rudolph Erickson, Denver, Colo. i;
Otto Wilhelm Hakanson, New Rochelle,
N. r.; Laura Estella Tyler, Burlington
Bachelors Of science in commerce and
economics Alan Foster Furman, Swan
ton; Earl Louis Ledoux, Burlington
Leon Leslie MacIyer, Graniteville Tsu-
I luiu Alldihg bEahdt Japan l@utAAtt
Frances 0'Sulliyan, Burlington; Leon
Isham, Patten Burlington; Margaret
Ann Patten, Burlington; Hobart James
Stanley, ir., Burlington; Kenneth Elton
| Spaulding, Rutland.
Bachelors of science in education
Anna Boutwell,, Burlington; Florence
Marie Narcotic, Winooski
Bachelors Of science Willard Berke.
ley, Buckham, Berkeley, Cal; Elizabeth
Elmore Damon Kingston, r. l.
Bachelors of philosophy Helen Sarah
Barnard, Pittsfofd; Annis orrilla Bar.
ney, Essex Junction; Barbara Slaytou
Brown (cum laude), Waterbury; Cath.
crime Frances Casey lin education, cum
laudeD, Burlington; Evelyn Morse
Cowles, Burlington; Elizabeth Layinia
Dauchy, Townshend; Roberta Emma
Davis lin education, cum laudel North
field; Ralph Emery browne. Morrisville
Frances Willard Field lin eduestion)
Ferrisburg; Iona Viola Irish lin educa.
tom. Jericho; Mildred Cslista Kimbal
tcum laudel, Northfeld; Alfred Karl
krayer, Scranton, Pa; Dorothy Drake
Lawrence lin education), Bristol; Mary
Patricia Magner lin educationl, Burling-
ton; Vira May Purinton Tin educationl,
Burlington; odessa Alice Rooney lin edu-
caton), East Fairfield; Eileen Russell
Burlington; Edith lmogene Scribner
tcum laudel, Newport, ~ H.; Gladys
Mae Smith Swanton; Duane Osman
Sprague, Bristol; Julia Frederick Wheel
er (cum laudel Monson, Mass.
Bachelors Of arts Boardman Marsh
Bosworth (cum laude), New York, N. Y;
Florence Chadwick Cummings, Burling.
ton; Frances Caroline Dutton tcum
laudel, Hardwick; Arthur Rush Hogan
Burlington; Edward Douglas McSween-
ey, Burlington; Raymond Henry Mar
cote, Winooski; Ethelinda Varney Rich
lin education, cum laudel, Burlington
James Alden Smith lin educationl Rich
ford; John Edwards Taggart, Burlng.
ton; Eugene Louise Tower, Collegeville
Pa; Mary Elizabeth Wells (cum laudel
Wells River; Gorilla May White, Hard.
wick.
Doctors of medicine Ernest Raymond
Alexander, Nashville, Tenn; Clifton
Clermont Daigle, Burlington; Luigi Ma.
rius DeCicco, birmingham, Mass. Al
phonso Rand Golf, Keene, n. Y. Adrian
Theodore Griswold Brandon; Fred Scott
htuls bul iluEbpHl al blitli lcilt LdL-
neau, Bradley, Me-; Kopland Karl Mark
off, Norwich, Conn; Louis J. Melnick,
Burlington; Leon Joseph Menard, Hol-
yoke, Mass; Ralph Stanley Merriam,
Rochester; Camille Joseph Monette, Rut-
land; Elmer Waters Pike, Isle La Motto
Alec Rabinovitch, Norwich, Conn. vii.
liam Hays Rice, Osborn, O.; William
Sinclair VOORHEES,, jr, Lyndhurst, N. j.;
Homer Berkeley Walker, Meyersdale, Pa. /;
Joseph Harry Welch, Bennington; Jonas
Walter Wolf, Yonkers, N. "; Arthur
William Wyker, Newton, N. j.
In absentia) bachelor of philosophy
lin education) as of the class of 1917
Maud Casey Mrs. j. E. Monahan)
Washington, D. c.
Prizes Awarded.
The Phelps prize in engineering $500
founded by the late Edward j. Phelps
for conspicuous merit in professional
studies and high and noble traits of
personal character" awarded only six
times in 35 years, Clyde Walbridge Hor-
ton of Brattleboro.
Junior prize for progress, Alice A.
Rider of Burlington.
Special honors in Latin, Mary Z.
Wells of Mclndoe Falls.
Honor list in medicine Ernest