. Norwich University, 1819-1911; her history, her graduates, her roll of honor . RRISON WiUiam H. H. Titus was born in Bethel, Vt., November 20, 1817, anddied in Raymond, Ohio, March 20, 1883. He attended the schools of his townand entered the University in 1838 and remained two years. He taught school in Mount Vernon, Knox County, Ohio, 1841-44; en-gaged in business in Bethel, Vt., until November, 1853, when he located inRaymond, Ohio, where he made his home until his death. He engaged in thegeneral mercantile business in liaymond with his brother-in-law. PhilanderManchester, 41, unti
. Norwich University, 1819-1911; her history, her graduates, her roll of honor . RRISON WiUiam H. H. Titus was born in Bethel, Vt., November 20, 1817, anddied in Raymond, Ohio, March 20, 1883. He attended the schools of his townand entered the University in 1838 and remained two years. He taught school in Mount Vernon, Knox County, Ohio, 1841-44; en-gaged in business in Bethel, Vt., until November, 1853, when he located inRaymond, Ohio, where he made his home until his death. He engaged in thegeneral mercantile business in liaymond with his brother-in-law. PhilanderManchester, 41, until 1859. He then engaged extensively in the cattlebusiness and farming. He was a Republican in pohtics; was deputy sheriff,Windsor County, Vt., 1844-53. He was a member of the Methodist Church. He was married, October 14, 1844, to Ehza Crane of Bethel, Vt., who diedFebruary IS, 1894. Two children were born to them: Corrilla Edgerton, bornSeptember 12, 1847, married Mr. Courter, resides in Raymond, Ohio; Alonzo,born October 17, 1856. 342 NORWICH UNIVERSITY. [1841 GUSTAVUS Gustavus Snow, son of Nathan and Rhoda (Miller) Snow, was born inNorth Pomfret, Vt., January 13, 1822, and died in Holyoke, Mass., January4, 1881. He attended the schools of his town and entered the University in1838, remaining nearly three years. He was engaged in mercantileInisiness in Pomfret, Vt.,21841 until1849, when he located in Holyoke,Mass., where he resided until hisdeath; engaged in the hardware busi-ness, Holyoke, 1849-74; inorganizing the Holyoke Sa^^ngs Bankin and was its treasurer, 1850-67. He was a Republican in politicsand held many offices; was town clerkand treasurer of Holyoke, was a fine scholar; a man of in-tegrity and held the respect of thecitizens of his city. He was twice married: first, inHolyoke, Mass., December 19, 1853,to Mary Louisa Cavis, a native ofHopkinton, N. H., who died June 1,1864. Two children were born tothem: Melvin Nathan, born Decem-be
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