1903-04 Volume 28 No 1–5 - Phi Delta Theta Scroll Archive

562 THE SCROLL.Vanderbilt—W, S. Fitzgerald, '97, will open the FitzgeraldSchool, a boarding preparatory school for boys at Trenton,Tenn., September i.Brown—Arthur M. McCrillis, Historian of the GeneralCouncil, was recently elected president of the Rhode IslandBaptist Social Union.Nebraska—Willis Sweet, '79, former member of congressfrom Idaho, is attorney general of Porto Rico. His home inthis country is at Moscow, Id.Vermont—Rev. E. M. Wilbur, '86, formerly pastor of theUnitarian church, Meadville, Pa., has been elected dean ofthe new Unitarian divinity school at Oakland, Cal.Washington—C. A. Bohn, '93, has moved from San LouisPotosi, and is now night superintendent of the Monterey plantof theAmerican Smelting and Refining Co., Monterey, Mexico.Virginia—Dr. H. L. Smith, '87, president of DavidsonCollege, N. C., delivered the address to the graduating classof the University College of Medicine, Richmond, Va., May 12.Indianapolis—H. U. Brown, '80, P. G. C, 1882-86, managerof the Indianapolis News, and C. L. Goodwin, lumbermanufacturer at Dunlo, Pa., have recently returned from atrip to Cuba.Richmond—Rev. W. L. Gravatt, '87, is bishop coadjutorof the Protestant Episcopal church in West Virginia. Hewill preach the baccalaureate sermon at Washington and Lee-University this month.Knox—A. A. Green, '03, is the author of two books publishedin i9Q3-^"Makiiig of a Steam Engine," ^nd "MyPainted Tree and Other Poems," both illustrated from photographstaken by himself.Vermont—G. L. Ortan, '92, has resigned his position asprincipal Of the Essex Classical Institution, to accept anappointment as collector of customs for Vermont. He isstationed at West Berkshire.Knox—Rev. E. P. Little, '75, is rector of Trinity church,Hannibal, Mo.—Rev. A. W. I^ittle, '77, is rector of St. Mark'schurch, Evanston, 111.—Rev. W. N. Wyckoff, '88, is rectorof Trinity church, Lincoln, Neb.