Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1906-09-21
COLLEGE NOTES.
Brilliant Openins-L Largest Glass
Of Freshmen in Many Years.

Of Freshmen in Many Years.
Charles Whitney '03 is visiting college
friends.
Miss Agnes Calhoun '09 entertained
friends on Thursday evening.
The Pi Beta Phi sorority will give a
dance in Battell block this evening.
The engagement of Miss Marguerite
Harwood '07 to Moody d. Holmes '0S
is announced.
Miss Mollie Kendall '0S entertained
friends at her home on South Main
street Thursday afternoon.
Alpha Zeta of Alpha Chi will give
reception to all the women of the fresh
men class Saturday evening in its chap
ter rooms.
The Young Women's Christian Asso-
citation gave reception to all the women
of the College at Battell Hall on We'd
nesday evening.
Elizabeth May Salisbury and Louis
Clare Squire were married on Wednes-
day, September IL, Charlestown, Mass
Miss Salisbury graduated from Middle
bury College in 1908 and Mr.. Squire in
1904.
The fall term of Middlebury College
began Thursday with the customary
chapel exercises at S45 o'clock. President
Brainerd then spoke few words of well
come after which the students were
briefly addressed by the Rev. Herman
Van Allen, of Cambridge, Mass, form
er Middlebury student.
There was an unusually large attend
ance at chapel as several of the alumni
were present and the entering class is
even larger than in previous years. The
freshmen present numbered sixty-three
and others are expected within a few
days. Their names are as follows:
Women: Muriel Abbott, Luella NJ.
Adams, Springfield; Edith S. Atwood,
Woodstock; Myra A. Bagley, Rutland;
Anna A. Butler, Proctor; Stella Cook,
Shoreham; Esther Shea, Maude E.
avery, oOiuHt olOulOc,
Georgia Gardner, Middlebury; Edith NJ.
Grout, East Arlington: Ruth Holly,
Naugatuck, Conn; Grace NJ. Hoksie,
Cambridge. n. Y; Isabelle. Larrow,
Mage Richardson, Angie NJ. Holden,
Chester; Maude Estey, Blanche Jacobs,
Bristol; Helen NJ. Miller, Gretta Cater,
Catskill, IN. Y; Mae S. Morrill,, North
field; Gwendoline Morris, Fair Haven
Martha Neibert, Akron, Ohio; Alice j.
Raymond, Leominster, Mass; Elizabeth
Ryder, New Haven; Ada F. Wells, Le-
omnster, Mass.; Marie Henckels, Middle
bury; Winfred S. Hall. St. Albans.
Men: James L. CALDWELL Valatia, N.
Y: Richard A. Currier, Willsborough,
N. Y; Clarence Eddy, Ray Fisher, Egg
bert Hadley, Middlebury; Harry A.
Faren, Chester; Lawrence NJ. Flanders,
White River Junction; Howard Gibbs,
Leominister, Mass. George Hemenway,
Manchester; Groves Hoight, Morrisville;
Robert Hunt, New London, Conn; Har.
old Hughes, Bristol; Carl Kilbourn, Man
chester; Harold Leach, Pawlet; Henry
c. Meller, Middlebury; Lyman Marhouse
Ticohderoga, n. y; Charles w. Muir
dock, Crown Point, n. Y; Edward NJ
Noyce, West Salisbury; Albert Parker
West Rutland Harlem H. Perrigo, Pots
dam, n. Y: Paul Ross, West Rutland !:
Frank C. Ryder West Hebron; Robert
Ryder, New Haven; Neuser Stone,
Northfield; George E. Shaw, Moriah, N.
V; Herbert H. Stevens, Marlboro, Mass. !:
Robert R. Twitchell, Bethel; Ralph
White, Oxford. Mass; Herbert E. Wer-
den, Rye, n. Y: Melbourne j. Pond
East Berkshire; Guy NJ. Wright, Bristol,
Conn. George NJ. Darrow, Chester; Aril
Ellis, Gouverneur, N. Y; Prescott R.
Harmon, birmingham. Mass.