Yale University - Sheffield Scientific School Yearbook (New Haven, CT)

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BIOGRAPHIES OF GRADUATES 125 work in the Boys, Club, and is chairman of the Boys' Club Committee. Byers Hall Student Committee. Y. M. C. A. Executive Committee. Undergraduate Discipline Committee. Student Council. Yale Battery. Freshman year he roomed with A. R. Waclsworth, Jr., at 395 Temple Street, Junior and Senior years alone at 135 and 172 Van Sheff. Gleason took the Mechanical Engineering Course, and expects to follow that line of work. His address is Farmington, Conn. l null cv W ma ,. U QQ- Q W-- ii CL CD CU W5 11,1 E K .r Ivi.,.In1. 4 ig wma- ' LEWIS SANFORD GORDON, JR. Doe was born in Clinton, Mass., December 5, 1893, the son of Lewis Sanford Gordon, who was born in Clinton, Mass., August 9, 1863. He is treasurer of the Clinton Concrete Company. Mrs. Gordon, whose name was Sarah MacPherson, was born in Tatainagouche, Sand Point, Nova Scotia. Lewis has one brother. llc prepared at the Clinton CMass.j High School, and was in the Class of 1916 at the Massachusetts Agricultural College, Anilierst, Mass. Acacia. D. K. Freshman year he rooined alone, at 110 XVall Streetg Junior and Senior years with XV. C. Brandes, at 111 and 162 Van Sheff.

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124 HISTORY OF 1916 S. Wall Street, with C. E. Lyman, Jr., in Junior year, at 124 Prospect Street, and with H. C. Parks, E. M. Craig and H. B. Garland in Senior year, at 124 Prospect Street. Garey took the Chemistry Course, and will continue in that Work. His address is 154 Ralston Avenue, South Orange, N. J. 1 ' STVDEKT CDUNUL llllfllllln Z ...... . ii 9, ll X . FREDERIC COLLINS GLEASON Fred was born in Adrian, Mich., July 12, 1893, and now lives in Farmington, Conn. His father, Thomas Williams Gleason, was born in Hartford, Conn., September 4, 1859, and spent his early life in New England, later in western New York, where he was secretary of the Niagara Power 85 Development Company. He died in Lewiston, N. Y., March 25, 1908. His mother, whose name was Nellie Vlfatkinson Stone, lived in Hartford before her marriage. There are three children living, one deceased. Yale relatives include Collins Stone, 1832 Cgrandfatherj, Edward Collins Stone, 1862, George Frederick Stone, 1870 S. Cunclesj 5 Albert Brodie Stone, 1891 L. CBA. University of Michigan 18895 5 Robert Edward Stone, 1898 S., and Ralph Holmes, 1908 S. Cconsinsj. Fred prepared at the Hartford Public High School, and held the Hartford City Scholarship in Freshman year. He has done

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126 HISTORY OF 1916 S. Gordon took the Biology Course, and intends to teach, prob- ably specializing in English. His address is 432 High Street, Clinton, Mass. ' ' I -L 'vi S it !Q Q A , gn Q HERBERT GRANDAGE, JR. Smiles Was born Qin Beacon Falls, Conn., May 30, 1894, and lives in Bridgeport, Conn. His father, Herbert Grandage, Was born in Leeds, England, and has been engaged in the dye busi- ness in the United States for many years, now retired. His mother, who lived in Bradford, England, was Sabina Hanson, of her seven children but three are living. He prepared at the Derby CConn.j ,High SCIIQQL and for the first two years of hiscollege course he lived at home in Bridge- port 5 'Senior year he groomedwvvith R. Hall and E. CQ Bullard, at 107 Van Sheff. ' ' A h Grandage took the course in Electrical Engineering and Will follow that profession. His address is 2618 North Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. . . ' 'l NRLsoN MONTGOMERY GRAVES Nelse was born in Buffalo, N. Y., May 14, 1895. He is a son of Luther Pomeroy Graves, Who was born at Suspension Bridge,