Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1905-06-23
COLLEGE NOTES.
Deferred,


to his home in New York by the death Of
his father.
Miss L. NJ. Neff ex-'05 who has been
visiting friends in town has returned to
her home.
Charles Parker has left college and
will not return until the spring exami-
nations.
Miss Eliza vickery ex-O5 is visiting
friends at Battell Hail.
The Middlebury college second team
was defeated by Burr and Burton semi
nary 6 to 2 last Tuesday afternoon. The
features of the game were the fielding of
Lane and the pitching of Vaughn.
Miss Blanche Moore entertained the
senior class at her home on Saturday
evening.
The whist club gave party last week
Wednesday at Battell Hall in honor of
Miss Bemis ex-'05.
The list OF commencement honors was
read last Friday morning at Il 80 o'clock
when the faculty and senior class met
for the last time. They are as follows:
Jesse French, valedictorian; Miss Isabelle
Blake, salutatorian; Harris Holt, Miss
Lena Goodwin, Walter Barnum, Miss
Alice Potter, Miss Bertha Duncan, Miss
Alice Richmond and Miss Beesie Freeto.
The following were elected to Phi Beta
Kappa: Messrs. French, Holt, Barnum,
Pickard Wetherell and Misses Goodwin,
Duncan. Potter, Blake, The Phi Beta
Kappa honors are all Of equal rank.
Henry Harvey 'O3 has been visiting
David Hooker for the past few days.
The college second team will play the
Proctor high school next Saturday
morning on the athletic field. In the
afternoon the second team will play the
| Bristol Independents at Bristol.
The last rhetorical program Of the year
| will be presented tomorrow morning by
the Junior class. The preliminary ex-
aminations will be held on Saturday and
Monday followed by the final exami-
nations on Tuesday, Wednesday Thurs
day and Friday.
G. R. Norton '09 left Monday night for
Derby, Conn, where he will work for
the Success Company during the sum-
| mer.
The Freshman-Sophomore game was
played last Thursday afternoon and was
won by the Freshmen ~ to 9. The
Freshmen feel elated over their victory
as they were defeated by the Sophomores
in foot ball. The Sophomore lost the
game because of errors. Cove pitched a
very good game for the Sophomores and
received very good support from the
varsity men who were on the team.
Shanahan caught part of the game
for the Sophomores and Percy the
other half. The Freshmen took their
first try at the ball and were easily re-
tired. In the Sophomore's half they made
four scores but the lead was easily over
come by the Freshmen. The score was
about even until the seventh inning
when the Freshmen made three and
easily won out. The score by innings
follows:
! 2 4 5 6 7S9
Freshmen 03 3 0 0O3 ! Pig
Sophomores 40 / 0 0 2 O. 9
Hits Sophomores z; Freshmen 6 /; struck
out by Cove 6; by Vaughn A.; errors '06
6: '07, II, two base hits Cushman two
Shanahan, Duff two, Vaughn. Umpire
Taylor.
Miss Ruth Murdoch of Akron, Ohio, il
a guest Of her sister, Miss Agnes Muir
dock OF.
| The P; Beta Phi society gave a party
last Friday evening in honor OF Mis-
Smithson ex-'06.
Professor Howard was able to meet hi
class in Jurisprudence this week.
P. NJ. Pearson Of Swarthmore colleg'
has commenced training the Sophomore
and Freshmen for prize speaking. Thi
is Mr.. Pearsons fourth year. G. L. Perc,
has been substituted in place of c. A
Acton who will be unable to be here tn
evening Of Prize speaking. Mr.. Pearson
will deliver next Friday night the lectur
that he has usually given on Monda.
evening.
A very interesting game of base ba
| was played last Tuesday on the colleg
diamond between the MiddlebuTy collee
second team and the Pittsford A. A. III
college team won by a score of 1e to 8.
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