Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-06-07
GRADED SCHOOL NOTES.

Miss Woolley visited school last week
Wednesday.
William Eells, 'o3, was absent from
school Tuesday.
Miss Dustin visited the high school
Friday afternoon.
Cyrus Norton spent Decoration day
at his home in Addison.
Mrs. Ray of Orwell spent Saturday
with her son in Middebury.
Miss Costello was unable to attend
school the latter part of last week.
Miss Costello and William Eells spent
Sunday at their homes in Cornwall.
Miss Bump and Miss Goodrich spent
Sunday at their homes in Salisbury.
Miss Lovett, '02, who left school this
spring to teach in Ripton, visited school
Friday.
Miss Smith, preceptress of the high
school, spent Sunday Vat her home in
Addison.
Miss Colleen Dickinson, '02, spent
Saturday and Sunday at her home in
Benson.
Misses Mcmahon, Costello, Duff and
Eddy have been absent this week on
account of III health.
Frank Farnsworth injured his foot
quite badly last week, but is able to
attend school again.
Miss Stickney has again resumed her
studies, after short vacation on ac-
count of sprained ankle.
The school time lost by the ball team
Friday afternoon by going to Proctor
was made up Monday afternoon after
p. m.
The graduating class of 1901 will hold
their exercises in the town hall on Fri
day evening, June II. The speaking
will be followed by dance.
The game with Burlington high school
will be little more interesting for
Middlebury, as Burlingtons best pitcher
has injured his arm so that he will be
unable to play.
A game of ball will be played tomor-
row afternoon at 3 p. m. on the college
campus between NJ. II. 5. ball team and
Edmunds high school, of Burlington.
A good game is expected.
Harry Youtt received serious injury
in the Proctor game. In sliding home
he struck his head against the catcher's
mask and cut cash about two inches in
length. He was taken directly to the
hospital, where the doctor sewed up the
cut. He returned home with the rest of
the team on the flyer Friday night.
An interesting game of bail was
played at Proctor Friday afternoon
between NJ. II. 5. and Proctor high
school, the former winning by score of
20 to 6. The feature Of the game was
three-base hit made by Douglas of
Middlebury which brought in two runs.
Following is the score by innings;
l 9
| NJ H. S......-....l , 8 90
p. II. S...............2 8 0 o. &
Batteries, Cushman and Fisher for NJ. II. s.,
McKearin and Bertagua for p. II. ;.
The following program was rendered
in the high school the day before Memo
rial day Defamation, "The Permanence
of Grants Fame" Eugene Eddy; COM
position, The Advantages of Marking
Historic Places" Miss Goodrich, '02
defamation, "Deatb, the Peace Maker,
Miss Duff, 04; composition, "Vermont
in the Civil War;" Miss Shea, '02 de-
clamation, The Southern Negro,
Charles Raymond; composition, ''What
the United States Gained by the Civil
War;" Harry Fisher, 'O2.
The NJ. H. S. ball team played the
third game of the series with Bristol
high school at Bristol on Memorial day,
and lost by score of IL to G. NJ. II. s.
scored six runs in the first inning and
never saw the home plate after that
The Bristol team was composed of three
high school men and six town fellows,
while Middebury played straight
team, except for one man. The game
was witnessed by about 300 people
among them large number of Middle
bury people. Following is the score by
innings:
2 8 6
NJ, II. S.............6 0 0 O.
ID. II. S...............0 3 2 B OIL