Dartmouth College - Aegis Yearbook (Hanover, NH)

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naiimarir, figgroraiaffinn of Qarftral and 'Wastfarn UDGE JOHN HOPKINS was born March 19, 1840, in Leonard Stanley, Glouces- tershire, England. Vtforked in woolen factory and machine shop before fitting for College at Phililps CAndoverj Academy. Entered the class of 1862 in the Scientific Department at the Spring term of the class in 1859, and graduated with the degree of B.S. with the class. XVas admitted to the bar in March, 1864, at Worcester, Mass., and began practice ill Millbury. W'as appointed a Justice of the Superior Court of Massachusetts, April 1, 1891, and is now upon the bench. Is one of the visitors of the Chandler Scientific Department and President of the Alumni Association of Central and Western' Massachusetts. The iirst Dartmouth lunch in W'orcester was arranged by a few of the Alumni, Nov. 21, 1891. At this meeting twenty-six graduates were present. A committee was appointed to draft a constitution for a permanent organization. This committee con- , sisted of A. W. Edson, '78, H. L. Parker, '56, Webster Thayer, '80, R. F. Andrews, '58, HON- JOHN HOPMNS' and G. S. Blakely, '86. After two or three preliminary lunches, the first annual meeting was called at Worcester, February 26, 1892. The first board of officers consisted of '56, President, Judge John Hopkins, '62, Vice-President, A. VV. Edson, '78, Secretary, B. F. Robinson, '77, Treasurer, C. E. Stevens, '35, Judge E. B. Maynard, '67, Judge C. C. Conant, '57, A. G. Lewis, '69, and L. L. Conant, '79, as Executive Committee. t A The annual banquets are held alternately at Worcester and Springfield, usually in the month of March. The present Board of Officers is: President, Judge John Hopkins, '62, Vice-Presidents, Judge C. C. Conant, '57, J. G. Edigerly, '67g Secretary, A. W. Edson, '78, Treasurer, G. S. Blakely, '88, Executive Committee, H. C. Bliss, '68, W. H. Small, '78, F. P. Goulding, '63, H. L. Parker, Jr., '85, Webster Thayer, '8o. Lieut. Gov. Wm. H. Haile, 2I

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HON. C B. WEBSTER. Pomord Filuifnioi . c, f it HE Concord Alumni Association is the residuary legatee of the old Merrimack County Alumni Association which had a flourishing organization on paper for some years, but which passed into utter oblivion with the removal of its secre- tary from the City. Through the efforts of Dr. George Cook the Association was revived in 1891 and reorganized with Hon. Sylvester Dana, '39, as President, and Dr. Cook as Secretary. Since its reorganization the Association has had a vigorous growth and now numbers about a hundred members, who are maintaining the prestige of Dartmouth College in the Capital of New Hampshire. The oflicers of the present year are: President, Dr. Claudius B. Webster, '36, Vice-President, Hou. Williani M. Chase, '58, Secretary, George H. Moses, 'gog Treasurer, Louis C. Merrill, ,745 Executive Committee, Dr. George Cook, '69, L. J. Rundlett, '81, Edward N. Pearson, '81, and the President and Secretary. 20

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HON. W. L. BURNAP. Tfqyfa Vermont flltirnbl R. W. L. BURNAP, who was brought up in Grafton, Vermont,. was grad- uated from Dartmouth in 1863. He studied law in Burlington, Vt., while holding the position of Register of Probate. In 1866 he was admitted to the bar, and two years later began practice in Burlington. He has never been in politics, but he has served as State Attorney, City Solicitor and State Senator. Mr. Burnap occupies the chair of medical jurisprudence in the medical department of the University of Vermont, to which he was chosen in 1885, to suc- ceed Ex-Minister Phelps. He was married, in 1870, to Miss Fannie L. Castle, of Burlington. The oldest of his three sons, Robert, is a graduate of '94. The Alumni Association in Vermont includes many of the most prominent citizens of the state. Among them are Chief justice Ross, United States Senator Proctor, Judge Veazey of the Inter-state Commerce Commission, and many others of state-Wide reputation. 22