Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-02-08
COLLEGE NOTES.

home In Salisbury.
r. S. Stearns, '0l, has been Ill the past
week with the grip.
Richard Warner, '0i, spent Sunday
at his home in Port Henry.
Louis w. Severy, 90, of Shoreham
visited friends at college Saturday.
Lawrence King, an Amherst student,
visited friends in college last week.
A party of students attended dona-
ton in Salisbury on Wednesday night.
Garfield Weld, '03, was called to his
home in New Haven on Wednesday even
Ing.
Miss Lena Bowman, '06, of Bristol
visited friends at college during the
week.
A. NJ. Barrett, '04, who has been i'll
with the grip, is again able to be about
college.
Prof. Howard did not meet his classes
on Monday or Tuesday, being absent
from town. SIX 4..a alta
j. r. Duneld, '02, and Edmund r.
Dufleld, Oh, spent Sunday at their home
in Rutland.
Miss Mabel Ryder, %, has been de-
TERED from attending college the past
week because of the illness of her mother.
William T. Barnard, 90, of Granville.
n. Y, has been visiting his brother.
Walter NJ. Barnard, OF, during the past
week.
G.. II. Drake, who was obliged to 90 to
his home last week suffering from an
attack of the grip. has returned to
college.
The condition of Professor Sanford
has not improved sufficiently to permit
HIM TO meet his classes the past week.
He is now able to sit up.
Chas. Schumway, representative of
the Iamden Book company, is about
college canvassing for agents to work
for the company during the summer
months.
G. A. Voetsch, %, has been unable to
attend college the past week, being i'll
with the grip. He was taken i'll while at
Burlington Sunday and has not yet been
able to return.
Alexander Mcdonald, 80, OF st. Regis
Falls has been appointed one of the
board to examine candidates for West
| Point cadetships for the 23d New York
congressional district. The examin-
ations are to be held at the Rockwell
House, Glens Falls, on May |.
Eighteen members OF the Delta Epsilon
fraternity and their ladies participated
in sleigh ride on Tuesday evening
gong to West Cornwall, where they
were entertained at the home of Rev. g..
G. Lamson, 90, a member of that frater.
nifty. A very enjoyable time was report
ed by all present.
The following concerts have been ar
ranged for the Glee and Mandolin clubs
Feb. 10, at Weybridgc, for the benefit of
the Methodist Episcopal church; Feb. 20,
at Bristol. for the benefit of the Chris
ian Endeavor society of the Congrega
tional church; March |, at New Haven,
for the benefit of the senior class of Bee
man academy. The Glee club is suffer
ing somewhat by the illness of some of
its members, but hopes to be in good
shape for the first concert. The Mando.
lin club is progressing rapidly and prom
ises to be a very successful Organiza-
| ton.
Preparations have been made for the
holding Of college banquet at the
Addison House on the evening of Wash
ingtOn's birthday. Three honorary APP
pOintments have been made for the even
ing A president of the day, b. l..
Stafford, an orator, II. l.. Carr, from the
senior class, and "A declaimer, G.. X.
Drake. from the unlor class. In addi-
ton to these, an after-dinner program
will be rendered. All arrangements for
the banquet are in the hands of a com
mittee of five, consisting of member OF
the faculty and one member from each
of the four classes. The following is a
list of the committee: Professor McGil-
ton. J. f. Parker, w. j. Stone, a +.
Taylor and p. +. Melen. j. f. Parker
was chosen chairman.