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...Piatt Andrew, of Glouchester, Mass.; Arthur Bluethenthal, of Wilmington, N. C.; Jackson Boyd, of Harrisburg, Penn.; Tingle Woods Culberton, of Sewickley, Penn.; Samuel G. Dayton, Philadelphia; William S. Dell, of Davos, Switzerland; Eric A. Towler, of New York; Harold H. Giles, of Colorado Springs; William D. Gilmore, of Chambersburg, Pa.; Paul S. Haney, of Quakertown, Pa.; Raymond Harper, of New York; George G. L. Howe, of Nashville, Tenn.; Empie Latimer, of Wilmington, N. C.; Robert R. Lester, of Kansas City, Mo.; Ridgeley Lytle, of New York City; Robert Mather of Marion, Ind.; R. B. Montgomery, of New York City; Albert...
Standish Hall: George Russell Brown, of Newton; Dexter Clarkson Hawkins, of New York, N. Y.; Eric Alan McCouch, of Philadelphia, Penn.; Oliver Prescott, Jr., of Dartmouth; George Stephenson Weld, of Boston...
Although no subsequent cases have developed in Princeton University since the death of Eric Brunnow, one new case was discovered Tuesday in the town. This has provoked even a stricter quarantine of all students, and no little alarm is felt...
Princeton, N. J., Oct. 16, 1916.--Owing to the death of Eric Brunnow '20 from infantile paralysis the Princeton Senior Council at the request of President Hibben voted that undergraduates should remain within the town, except for necessary reasons; should go only to authorized eating places, and should stay away from moving picture shows entirely. The faculty sanitation commission, after examining the case, decided that Brunnow had contracted the disease before coming to Princeton, and that therefore quarantine was unnecessary. The football team as yet has been unaffected by the precautionary measures taken against the disease...
Governing Board: Graham Burt Blaine '17, of Taunton; Kent Bromley '16, of East Corinth, Vt.; Charles Allerton Coolidge, Jr., '17, of Boston; Eric Alexander Douglas '17, of Buffalo, N. Y.; Richard Harte '17, of Philadelphia, Pa.; and Malcolm Justin Logan '15, of South Boston...