C.C. Bramwell 1908

Has attended several of the colleges throughout the State but prefers the 'Varsity. It was said of him last year that he had seventeen children, thirteen of whom were in the reform school and the rest were in the poor house. Of course this is rather hard to believe but the fact remains that none of his progeny have yet made their faces familiar around here. He has been associated with lawyers and law offices for so long that it is said he sometimes talks without thinking. If that is true, he makes a good judge for the moot court of the Barristers.