Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-11-22
COLLEGE NOTES.

about college on Saturday.
The Varsity football team sat for their
picture yesterday afternoon.
L. g. Russell, 81, of Burlington visited
friends in college on Saturday.
Miss Belle Wright, 90, of Swanton
spent Sunday with friends In town.
Miss Mary w. Hall of Burlington Wis
tied friends at college Friday and Satur-
day.
Miss M. Grace Potter, 80, of Castleton
visited friends at college during the
week.
John Halnon, '96, OF Shoreham was in
town on Saturday to attend the foot ball
game.
w. H. Eldridge, '95, of Proctor visited
friends at the college during Saturday
and Sunday.
Scott Gooding of Proctor was the
guest of his brother, James Gooding, '0i,
over Sunday.
r. w. McCuen, ex.'02, was in town on
Saturday and acted as llnesman in the
foot ball game.
Professor Howard, who had the mis-
fortune to sprain his ankle, is now able
to walk with the use ofa cane.
Frederick Allen, 90, principal of Bee
man academy, New Haven, visited
friends in college on Saturday.
The practice heretofore observed of
supplying the reading room with all the
daily papers has been suspended.
Miss Murdoch, '02, and Miss Dustin,
'03, entertained party of friends at
Battell Hall on last Friday evening.
Chapel exercises were conducted or
Monday morning by Rev. j. NJ. King
president of the Fort Edward Collegiate
institute.
The scientific material and apparatus
has been moved from the chapel build
ing 10 the new science hall, and the sew
eral classes have begun their work In tht
new building.
j. Earl Parker, '0l, of West Rutland
visited friends in college during tn,
week. He starts this week for Washing
ton, where he takes up his duties as pri
vate secretary to Senator Redtielc
Proctor.
Miss Gertrude Cornish, '0l, of Castle
ton Normal school, visited friends il
college on Friday and Saturday. Mis-
Cornish came as the representative of tn
scientific department of that school t
the dedication of Warner Science Hall.
Several of the students have receive,
copies of The Laurentian, a paper pull
lished by the students of st. Lawrenc
81, a
the game played between Middlebur
and st. Lawrence at that place on Nov
2. It speaks In the highest terms Of tn
Mddlebury team and shows the feelin
of good will which has grown up be
tween the colleges. In referring to thei
Eastern trip it speaks of the marked col
trast in the treatment they received a
Burlington and Middlebury. 1t is hope
by all that our athletic connections wit
this university may be kept up.
The annual banquet of Alpha Mu c
, Chi Psi was held at The Addison las
r Saturday night. Former Governor
w. Stewart, '4G, one of the founders {
the chapter, acted as tOastmaster. TheI
were large number of alumni presen
Coach A. H. Whittemore has finished hi
work and left Tuesday noon for Ne
York. Later he will leave for San Fra
: cisco, Cal, to begin his duties as spor
ing editor of the San Francisco Chrol
t icle. Buck" has done excellent wor
e for the Mddebury team, developing or
I of the best teams Middlebury has ev,
put upon the gridiron out of what :
first seemed to be an apology. II
, worked hard and took an active intere
in the tie an. He was well liked by Il
j students and members of the team al
5 also made many friends in the town. IT
r best wishes of all go with him to his ne
: work.