Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-04-15
NOMINATIONS MADE
TO ALUMNI COUNCIL
University of Vermont Gradu-
ates, One from Each Class, to
Take Active Part in Further
ing the interests of the Insti-
tuition on the Hill

Nominations have been made for the
Alumni Council of the University Of YER
mont. which is now in process of organiza-
ton and which will be in service In
short time. The council s made up Of 50
members selected from the last 80 classes
which graduated from the university. One
member is chosen from each class
The councils activities will cover a wide
field and will be n strong tie between the
alumni and the university. It's duties will
lbe to encourage class organizations, to
keep the public informed in regard to the
activities Of the university, to keep Ner
mont uppermost in the preparatory
schools, to assist in the establishments OF
alumni associations. TO provide funds so
far as possible for the maintenance and
endowment Of the university. to report to
| the board of trustees any facts and rec
, concentrations which are deemed material
or for the interests of the university, and
to act as a medium to make known the
| ideas of the alumni to the university. In
addition to the class members there may
be not more than ten members at large,
| who shall he elected by tho council.
| At each commencement the class repre-
senta tives shall be named for the classes
graduating at periods Of five years and
the representative shall serve for five
years. There will be a paid secretary. who
will do some travelling, visiting the differ
ent alumni associations and giving his en-
tire time to the organization.
Two meetings will be held each year,
one in October and the other at the time
Of the Washington's birthday festivities.
There will he various committees in charge
Of the different departments of work in
which the council will engage. There will
be committees on finance. publicity, class
records and organization. preparatory
schools. alumni associations. etc.
The following nominations for the coun-
Gil have been made;
Class of 1855, the Rev. w H. Hopkins.
Albany. y. Y; Sc, G. G. Farnham, Buf-
falo. n. Y; 81. Dr. G. II. Joslin CA) Ham
den, Conn; 'Ss, c. l.. Woodbury., BurlinE-
tom 80 \. 3. Gilbert, New York city; %,
! Frank l.. Moore. Watertown, y. Y; 81,
g. w Abbey Essex: '92, z. c. Mower.
Burlington; '93. r. \. Stewart. Boston.
Mass: '9i. r. j. Armstrong. New York
city: 'a5 G. w. Doten Cambridge, Mass
&c, George p. Anderson. Boston, Mass.
. 'o7 Henry II. Hagar, Burlington; '9S NJ.
. c. Robbins New York city 90, \. NJ
Taylor. Chicago; 90 II. r. Oatley. Flush
: ing, v. l.: '01. Dean il. Perry, Barre. o.
DR. j. NJ. Wheeler, Burlington: '03, Wal
ter A. Dane, Boston; 'Oi, Arthur F.. Pope
Boston: 'o5. Fred p. Wright. New York
city; 'os II. f. Wood Brooklyn, y. "
OF. f.. l.. Waterman, Iowa City, Ia; '8
c. II. Copeland, North Adams. Mass.
90. Ray w. Collins, Colchester; 10. II. K
Pierce. Montpelier: II. II. II. Dean, IT
watertown. n. Y: IL. ]. o. Baxendale
Boston; 10. DR.. w. D. Phippard, Ne"
York; H. D. w. Howe. Syracuse, N. Y.
II. II. A. Mayforth. Chcopee Falls, Mass
'16. H. A. Mack. Burlington; IL Fred w
: Hackett New York: '1s, John Berry, AK
y ron, o.: 49, Leon I. Patten, Burlington