. Norwich University, 1819-1911; her history, her graduates, her roll of honor . utland in 1873, and attendedby thousands, all coming as organiz-ations, officered and enlisted for threedays service; was adjutant generalof the Bennington centennial in 1876,one of the largest gatherings everheld in the State; compiled the OfficialMilitary Records of Rutland in is a member of the LoyalLegion of Vermont, serving as Junior\ice-Commander, 1899-1900; SeniorVice Commander, 1900-01; and Com-mander 1909 to date; 32° Masonand member of Mt. Sinai TempleMystic Shrine of Montpelier; trusteeof the Ve
. Norwich University, 1819-1911; her history, her graduates, her roll of honor . utland in 1873, and attendedby thousands, all coming as organiz-ations, officered and enlisted for threedays service; was adjutant generalof the Bennington centennial in 1876,one of the largest gatherings everheld in the State; compiled the OfficialMilitary Records of Rutland in is a member of the LoyalLegion of Vermont, serving as Junior\ice-Commander, 1899-1900; SeniorVice Commander, 1900-01; and Com-mander 1909 to date; 32° Masonand member of Mt. Sinai TempleMystic Shrine of Montpelier; trusteeof the Vermont Soldiers Home,Col. Joseph Hiram Goulding. Bennington, Vt., 1909 to date. He was married August 18, 1863, to Fannie Ellen, daughter of the G. Pease of Norwich, Vt. Four children were born to them; Matilda,born August 2, 1867, resides in Wilmington, Vt.; Anne Page, born April 27,1871, married William M. Ross, resides in Rutland, Vt.; James Marshall, bornNovember 16, 1874, resides in Riverside, Cal.; Philip Sanford, born September6, 1876, resides in Urbana, WILLIAM WOODBURY HOWARD, B. S. William W. Howard, son of Alexander Hamilton and Sarah Jane Howard,was born in Hallowell, Me., August 5, 1844. He attended the schools of histown until he was sixteen years of age, when he went to Bridgewater, j\Iass.,to learn the tinsmiths trade with a engaged in the manufacture ofcotton gins for the Southern trade. The business becoming prostrated,owing to the Civil War, he returned home, and attended the Hallowell HighSchool until 1862, when he entered the ITniversity, and graduated B. S. in1865; was a member of the 6 A Fraternity. In the spring of 1866, he went to ^Minnesota, and engaged in the govern-ment survey of public lands until 1870, when he took a contract from thegovernment for surveying several townships on the line of the Northern PacificRailroad, embracing some of the best land in their grant. In 1871, he exam-ined for that road some 100,000 acres of
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