Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-11-15
COLLEGE NOTES.

A. G. Sheldon, '02, was In Vergennes
Monday on business.
Carl A. Perkins, '04, was In Brattle-
boro Saturday on business.
Allen Barrett, 'O3, spent Sunday with
his parents in Manchester.
A senior examination In constitutional
law was held on Wednesday.
j. E. Thompson, whom we reported
as improving, has had a rslapse.
Nelson c. Dale, 'O3, spent Sunday at
his home In Williamstown, Mass.
Miss Mary Munsey, 'O3, is i'll and has
gone to her home in Suncook, N. II.
J. X. Duffield, 02, acted as referee in
a football game at Rutland last Saturday.
Mrs. j. E. Crane entertained the Pi
day evening.
Miss Clara Winch of Allstead, N. H.,
was the guest of Miss Anna Deuel., '02,
during the week.
Charles Allen, 90, principal of Beeman
academy, New Haven, spent Sunday
with friends at college.
L. c. Squire, '04, went to Rutland
Tuesday, where he acted as usher at the
wedding of G. B. Horton, 100.
Miss Isabelle Blake, '05, gave party
to number of her student friends at
Battell Hall on Tuesday evening.
Miss Millham, travelling secretary OF
the Y. w. c. A., addressed the ladies of
the college Tuesday afternoon in the
chapel.
Several of the members of the senior
class were entertained by Mrs. A. F.
Howes Wednesday evening at her home
on College Hill.
p. Wilds, '02, returned Monday from q
short visit with friends in Malone, n. Y
Before his return he attended the Yer.
mont-Dartmouth game at Hanover, n
H., last Saturday.
Percy Wilds returned Sunday from a
visit to Malone. On his way home he
visited Dartmouth and witnessed the
football game between that college and
the University of Vermont.
The game which was to have been
played on Monday between the second
eleven and an eleven from Vergennes
was cancelled on account of the critical
condition of the second eleven.
Pres. Brainerd and Prof. Walter How.
ard returned on Saturday evening from
Hartford, Conn, where they had been
a. attendance at the convention of New
England colleges, held at that place.
G. w. Roberts, '02, is much improved
and will leave on Saturday night for hi:
home in New York city, where he will
remain until the beginning of next term
Coach Whittemore returned on Satur.
day night and is putting the team
through hard practice in preparation for
the Burlington game.
The annual initiation of the Local
chapter of Delta Upsilon took place last
Friday evening in their rooms in the
Battell block. The following men of the
freshman class were initiated: Charles
Barnum, Harry II. Holt, Joyce w
Kingsley, Edward Peet, AdOlphus G.
Pilger, Richard S. Reed and Charles ID
Weld. Following the initiation the an
nual banquet was held at The Addison
w. II. Botsford, '9S, of Wallingford,
acted as toast master.
One of the most closely contested
games of foot ball ever witnessed on the
local campus will take place Saturday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, when Middlebury
meets her old rival, the University Of
Vermont. The outcome Is awaited with
great interest and large attendance IL
expected. Ii is thought that the snow
which fell yesterday can be sufficiently
removed to warrant a good game of foo
ball. Every college man and woman
should let himself or herself be seen a
this game. The local rooters are fully
prepared to vie with those from Vermont
and spirit will run high.
I Miss Florence Ida Bushey, daughter oil
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Bushey, and Guy Bert
ram Horton of the class of 1900 were
united in marriage at the home of thu
brides parents In Rutland on Tuesday
evening last. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. Il. A. Carlson, pasto
of the Congregational church ofIShore
ham and classmate of Mr.. Horton e
The wedding was private, only abou
twenty-five relatives and friends bein!
present. The house was tastefully trim
med with ground pine and evergreen
boughs. Music was furnished by Kol
tenski's orchestra. The Episcopal servic
was used, the ring bearers being Mis-
Ruth Wickham and Miss Charlotte Miner
both of Rutland The ushers were l..
Squire of Des Moines, a., j. Earl Parke
of West Rutland, Wilson Bacon of Bran
don and b. w. Carr of Rutland. Afte
the ceremony reception was held fror
to 10 o'clock. Mr.. and Mrs. Horto
received many valuable presents. The
left on the sleeper for brief weddin
\ tour. On their return they will max
Huntington their home for the winter. !
, To Citizens and Friends of the College.
{ The New Science Hall of Middlebur
College. erected and furnished at a cost c
2 SS2, 800 by Ezra j. Warner of Chicago
l Is nearly completed. Before moving III
A apparatus into the building there Is to