Word: dunn
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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Scholarships were awarded by the Corporation as follows: Buckley Scholarship to G. E. Gayler 3M., Virginia Barret Gibbs Scholarship to A. W. L. Bray 2G.; George H. Emerson Scholarship to L. C. Dunn; Anna C. Ames Scholarship to E. S. Anderson; University Scholarship to R. H. Kimball Unc.; Bliss Scholarship to A. H. Richardson...
...Robinson chairman, and Miss Cooke, E. Cabot and Miss Ada Johnson, R. Fiske and Miss Howland, R. P. Hallowell and Miss Dunn, H. W. Harris and Miss Adie, J. Hitchcock and Miss Boardman, A. Horween and Miss Ruxton, H. S. Lake and Miss Lake, C. McNear and Miss Dorothy Wells, J. L. Mosele and Miss Marjorie Anderson, D. P. Robinson, Jr., and Miss. Perkins, P. E. Stevenson and Miss Ingham, W. R. Wallace, Jr. and Miss Glenn Walker, P. C. Washburn and Miss Washburn...
Captain C. E. Dunn, commander of the First Battalion, was formerly attached to the 26th Division, and was therefore specially invited to participate in the celebration given for Major-General Edwards, the commander of that unit...
...Captain Dunn was born in Adams, and is 39 years old. At the out-break of the Spanish-American war, when he was only 18, he enlisted as a private in the Massachusetts National Guard, and served during the war in Cuba. As a result of this, he was commissioned first lieutenant in the National Guard in 1909, and held that rank until his regiment became part of the regular army in March...
Battalion commanders are Captain C. E. Dunn and First Lieutenant A. A. Degroot, each of whom has served a year in France. Lieutenant H. R. Davenport, a graduate of the Small Arms Firing School at Camp Perry, Illinois, is ordnance officer and rifle instructor. The quartermaster department is under the charge of Lieutenant W. Weinrich, Jr., and Lieutenant P. W. Long '98 is the personnel officer...