Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-09-27
COLLEGE NOTES.

G.. w. Roberts, '02, has been appointed
chapel organist for the season.
d. M. Robinson, '03, has been appoint
ed monitor for the junior and freshman
classes.
AS is the rule in some larger colleges,
there has been an assignment of seats in
the chapel.
The Y. M. G. A. have issued some
pretty booklets containing directories,
hints to freshmen, etc.
Miss Mabel Ryder, 'O2, will not
return to college this fall, owing to the
sickness of her mother.
David A. Burke of Port Henry, N. Y,
formerly member of the class of 1902,
has entered Fordham college.
Clarence c. Hills, '04, of Columbus, O.,
visited friends at college on Tuesday.
Mr.. Hills will enter Williams this fail.
This evening the Y. w. c. A. and the
Y. M. G. A. give their annual reception
to the students and faculty in the
phrontlsterion.
The hardware and fittings have not yet
arrived for the new chemical laboratories.
Prof. McGilton expects, however, to have
his senior classes enter the new Science
Hall by next week.
There is talk of arranging football
game with the Rutlands for tomorrow
to be played on the campus. Next
week Saturday the college team will play
Norwich University at Mortified.
Monday morning one of the sopho-
mores was brave enough to wear out on
the campus a plug hat. The freshies
were bright enough to realize that this
meant a scrap, so Immediately bounced
upon the hat and its wearer. The result
was general mix up in good earnest for
twenty minutes. The fracas was decided
in favor of the sophs.
The football outlook is very discourage
ing. OF last years team five good men
have been lost, and their places can not
be filled from the present freshman class.
"Buck" Whittemore of Brown Univer-
sty has been engaged to coach and is
expected to arrive on Saturday. 1t is
hoped that with his help Middlebury will
be able to turn out winning team.
The Freshman class Is not nearly so
large as was announced during the sum-
mer. In number it is about the usual
size, but there are great many more
women than in former years. AT present
there are II men and Is women. They
are: Samuel Lee Abbott, Bethel; Allen
Dorval Ball, Ludlow; Charles Barnum,
Cornwall; Charles Blinn Clapp, Marble
head, Mass; Harry S. Fisher, Middle
bury; Harry Ii. Holt, West Rutland !;
Joyce Kingsley, New Haven; Sanford II.
Lane, Cornwall; Edward Peet, Cornwall !;
Adolphus c. Pilger, Vergennes; Richard
S. Read, Middlebury; Percy L. Roberts,
New York city; Walter d. Shea, Middle
bury; James F. Taylor, Ticonderoga, n.
Y; Frank w. Weeden, Rockingham !;
Charles Weld, New Haven; Charles j.
Wilson, Louisville, N. Y; Isabella NJ
Blake, Westfeld, Mass; Bessie Bump,
Salisbury Elizabeth II. Deuel., Millbrook,
N. H.; Bertha c. Duncan, Hancock,
N. H.; Helen Fielder, Amesbury, Mass. :;
Bessie B. Freeto, Marblehead, Mass. :;
Florence E. Giddings, Bakersfield; Lena
Goodwin. Marblehead, Mass. Jeflrles w.
Leete, Claremont, n. H.; Genevieve
Mcmahon, Middlebury; Bessie Merrill,
Wallingford; f. Blanche Moore, Middle
bury; Lille NJ. Neff, Swanton; Alice j.
Potter, Marblehead, Mass; Alice d.
Richmond, Mortified; Prudence Stick
ney, Middlebury; Eliza VicEery, Marble
head. Mass; Frances Warner, Middle
bury.