Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1901-06-21
COLLEGE NOTES.

vacation in Van Deusen, Mass.
w. B. Dunton, 9S, of Rutland visited
friends at college on Wednesday.
II. l.. Skeels, '9S, of Ludlow visited
friends on the campus during the week.
Miss Mary w. Hall of Rutland was
the guests of Miss Laura Jarvis on Tues
day.
j. X. Duflield, 02, and E. Il. Duffield,
'04, spent Sunday at their home in Rut-
land.
Scott Gooding of Proctor visited his
brother, James Gooding, Oh, during the
week.
Miss Lena Avery, '9S, of Bennington
is visiting at her home on Academy
street.
Miss Cecilia c hid, oil, has been spend
ing few days at her home in Wey
bridge.
Miss Antoinette Anderson. '9S, of
Washington, d. c., spent Sunday with
college friends.
A. II. Human, '9S, of Cornwall-on-
the-Hudson is visiting friends at college
for few days.
Mrs. Clarksor Smith of Worcester,
Mass, is visiting her daughter, Miss
Fannie Smith, on.
Miss Helen Reed is seriously i'll with
typhoid fever at the home of Mrs. Nor
throp on Academy street.
r.. w. McCue, '01, who has been at
his home in Vergennes for few days,
returned to college on Tuesday.
James Gooding, OF, who has been
i'll for some time, has been obliged to
return to his home in Port Henry. y. y.
Dr. b. E. Marshall, '95, of New York
has returned home to take the practice
of DR.. Noble during the latter's absence
abroad.
Mrs. Knox of Pembroke, n. H., is the
guest of Miss Walker, '0l, at Hammond
Hall. She will remain over commence
ment week.
n. c. Dale, '03, has been obliged to
return to his home in Williamstown,
Mass. He is suffering from an attack of
typhoid fever.
w. A. James, OF, who has been spend
ing the senior vacation at his home in
st. Adams, returned to college on
Tuesday last.
j. A. Wilcox, '02; A. G. Sheldon, '02 {;
Charles Whitney, '03; George Skeels, '03,
spent Sunday at Lake Dunmore. the
guests of the senior members of the
Alpha Chi fraternity.
G.. r. Drake, '02, pitched at Poutney
on Saturday in the baseball game be-
tween Poultney and Fair Haven. The
papers state that he pitched an admira-
BILE game, striking out Is men and allow
ing only four hits.
The condition of Prof. Wright, who
has been suffering for two weeks from
an ulcer in the face, has not sufficiently
aminatiOns. His examinations, how
ever will be given by other members OF
the faculty.
The alumni varsity game takes place
next Monday afternoon. Z. d. Well, '9S
captain of the alumni, expects to have
a strong team. The original Jack Tay.
lor, '93, will be in the box for the
alumni The famous Ross brothers and
Others former noted base ball players
are expected back. The varsity players
hope that it will be an interesting game
The Alpha Chi seniors. who have beer
at "White Birches," F. \. Bonds Lake
Dunmore summer cottage, for ten days
broke camp Monday night. The party
consisted of Misses Cornish, Smith. Jar.
Wis, James, Avery, Thomas, Child
Brooks and Mr.. J. c. Colby of Montreal
with Mrs. GARRISON Smith of Worces tel
as chaperone. The whole company
went TO Silver Lake and Lookoh Noun
tain, while some were courageous enough
to climb Moosalamoo. The warm day.
made it possible to have picnic suppers
on Sunset hill, at the White Rocks and
at both ends of the lake. The Ideal
weather made the whole expedition a
grand success.
At the athletic meeting held Monday
morning the following officers of the
association were elected j. X. Duffield
02. president; Il. W. Thompson, 'O3
vice president; p. Z. Mellen, '04, secre-
tary; j. E. Wilcox, '02, p. Wilds, '02
and l.. Il. Noble, '03, advisory board
B. l.. Stafford, OIL manager of the base
ball team, submitted his report. He
announced that after purchasing the
"M' sweaters for the team there would
be balance of $50 In the treasury. Al
unanimous vote of thanks was giver
him. L. C. Dale, '03, was elected
manager of the base ball team for mex
year with &. d. Simonds, '04, as assist
ant. Il. ), Stearns, '0l, and &. r
Drake, '02, have signed with the Malone
n. Y, baseball team for the coming
season. The Malone team is very strong
one, but Middlebury's representative;
will undoubtedly hold up their ends.