Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-05-06
SCHOLARSHIPS GIVEN
TO EX.SERv|CE MEN
Eleven of Eligibles Select Uni
versity of Vermont-Voca-
tional Courses Prove Popular
With a Considerable Number
of Young Men

The State educational committee for
ex-service men met in the office of the
State y NJ G. A. committee Friday.
Professors jerks. Collins and Flint, and
Paul Kicker attended. with State Direc-
tor Rand. After considering large num-
Der OF appl' atoms, the following COL
legiatc scholarships were awarded
At Norwich University, Ralph L. Shan
graw and Chester c. Bentley both Of
Rutland.
At Dartmouth College, Charles Y. H..
Cra.horn, Jr., of bennington.
At Trinity College Law School, DUR
ham. N. c., Wnfred $. Huntey of Mid
dlebury.
Of St Johnsbury.
At Bates College. Lewis.on, Maine.
John j. Dean of Sutton.
A. Middlebury College. Claiming
Greene ard George r. Jenkins both of
Middlebury.
At University Of Vermont. w. w
Smith of ah1rsfield. w -. L"vey OF
Barre, Ear, p. Mooeley cf W.nooski NJ
T. Teachout OF Essex Junction, X. II
Sunderland of 81. Albrnc, Bernard A
Flynn OF Morotown. George II. 9rodie
" Burning ton, Raymond A. Bruya OF
Burlington. Carl NJ. Jennings Of Hard
wick, Harold f. HAGEN of Hartford
Clarence d. Pierce OF Orleans.
At Michigan Horticultural College
Lansing. Mich. Paul d Gibson OF South
Royalton.
1T st. Johnsbury Academy. Melton E
Ashton of st. Johns5ury.
At Montpelier Seminary. II. L. Wood
nrd OF Montpelier.
At Alexander Hamilton Institute, New
hell ID NJ I'M
Falls
At Montpelier high school, Michae
Conan of Montpelier.
The following general scholarship
were granted, covering the courses list
ed
Automobile mechanics. Ira D. Farrov
of South Peacham, Herbert E. Factea'
of Sutton. William w. Crown o
Peacham, Cassus H. Liberty of Hunt
ington Center.
Salesmanship. Bernard H. Daniels o
st. Johnsbury and James e. Heaney o
Burlington.
Applied course in electricity, Oscar S
Griggs of st. Johnbury and Floyd L
Ray of Mortified.
Machine shop practice. Harold NJ Cos
liant and Webb S. Batchelder both of s,
Johnsbury
Agricultural course, Eugene r. Eel
lows Of Burlington.
Mechanical drawing, Vernon H. Spark
of Sprirgii
Mathematical and machine drawing 70
, mechanics. Chauncey c. Farrow c
, Springfield
Public speaking. Lawrence F. Edger
ton of Rochester.
There were other scholarships consid
. cred but due to lack Of information
complete details not being filed. the com
mittee was unable to grant furthe
scholarships.
, All Of the above were made possibl
. through the additional grant that ha
been given in response to the demand
from all over the country. 1t was vote
that another meeting should be held yer
! soon to act further upon scholarship
known to be on the way to the offic'
1t Ia sincerely hoped that, while TO ca;
!, about $500 has already been expended
If men are DESTROYS of participating
. these courses, especially the free scho
arships. their applications be filed {
once. A canvass is soon to be made
every ex-service man In the State, VIII
will be given an opportunity to acceI
one of these courses While all cannt
be granted they will be awarded on tt
y basis Of priority. so that those applyin
u soonest will receive first consideration.