Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-10-25
COLLEGE NOTES.

Ellsworth c. Lawrence, 'Ol, of Monk
ton was at college on Monday.
Harry Holt, '05, spent Tuesday with
his parents in West Rutland.
L. w. Severy, 90, of Malone, N. Y,
was at college over Sunday.
President Brainerd left Saturday for
New Haven. Conn.,, to attend the Yale
bi-centennial celebration. While there,
he will be the guest of Prof. Perrin.
Miss Anna Hazen, '03, who has been
i'll at her home in Wallingford for a
week with tonsilitis, has returned to
college.
q. w. Roberts, 'O2, is sick at the home
of DR.. M. H. Eddy.
DR.. B. w. Marshall, '95, visited friends
at college during the week. DR.. Mar
shall is house physician and surgeon at
the Albany City Hospital.
Coach Whittemore left Monday night
for Providence, II. l. He will return on
Friday.
John Thompson, '02, who has been
sick for the past week with an attack
of the grip, is slowly recovering.
f. S. Brigham, '03, spent Sunday at
his home in st Adams.
The entertainment committee of the
Athletic association have secured John
Burgess Weeks, the well-known reciter
of st. Adams, for an entertainment at
the Town Hall Tuesday evening, Oct. 20.
Mr.. Weeks is a recter of high reputation,
and is well known here. The cause is Il
good one and all should patronlze it.
Carl Moore, last years football coach,
is acquiring many houors on the grdiron.
He is again at Williams and playing
quarter back on one of the best teams
Williams ever had. The New York
Daily Tribune of Monday, has this to say
of him: carl Moore is undoubtedly
one of the best quarter-backs in the
country. He passes the ball well, is
good on running back punts, and is a
sure tackler." Carl's many friends in
Middlebury will watch his success
throughout the season.
| O. X. Collins, '02, w. j. Stone, '02,
F. A. Simmons, '02, j. |. Newton, '03
and G. II. Wilson, '04, left Wednesday
noon for Providence, r. l., to act as
delegates from the Middlebury chapter
at the annual convention of the Delta
Epsilon fraternity. The convention
lasts until Oct. %.
r. w. Thompson, '03, attended the
Epworth League convention at RutlanC
during the week. He occupied the pull
pit of the Rutland Methodist church.
The football team leaves next Thurs
day night on its northern trip. Friday
Nov. l, they plav the Potsdam Normal
at Potsdam, N. Y; Saturday they viii
play the return game with st. Law
renee University at Canton, n. Y; ant
on Monday they will play Clarksol
Institute of Technology at Potsdam
The latter will be the hardest games i
is reported the Techs have six pro
fessinal players on their team.
hunting party left college Wednes
day afternoon to capture some of TN
deer that have been reported as seen
They returned with-wet and mudd,
|, clothes.
Miss Constance F. Barker, 90, %
sydney, n. Y, visited friends at colleg
! during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Squire and tw
daughters, Elizabeth and Florence, wer
at the Addison over Sunday, visiting
their son ard brother, Lou Squire, Ol
/, They have Just returned from a two-year'
trip abroad.
Miss Elizabeth Williams, formerly
: member of the senior class, has Teturne
, | RI
joined the junior class.
George Wheeler, last years baseba
coach, is visiting friends in college an
town. "Si'' has been pitching winnin
ball on the St. Johns, New Brunswick
team.