Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1911-03-24
COLLEGE NOTES.

Prof. Raymond Mcfarland addressed
the Y. NJ. G. A. meeting Tuesday even
ing on the subject, "The Weary Man. "
The meeting was held in the Hemicycle
and was well attended. a business
meeting was held after the regular meet.
ing.
Royal A. Wray, 10, and H. j Vail,
IA. who have been visiting with Mr..
Wallis relatives at Randolph have re-
turned to college.
President Thomas spoke in Proctor on
Monday evening under the auspices of
the Proctor lodge of Odd Fellows.
Ralph w. Hedges, 70, who is to take
the part of Petruchio in the Junior Play,
"The Tanning of the Shrew, left Monday
evening for Worcester, Mass, where he
will witness a production of the same
play given by students of Clark college
The following student committees
have been appointed to confer with Pres
dent Thomas on the matter of a swim
ming pool in the new gymnasium, and
on the installation of the honor system
in examinations Swimming pool: II
S. Tuck, II, chairman, Brooks Smith,
'l2, and NJ. j. Dodd. 10. Honor system:
p. w. Darrow, Il, chairman, Charles
w. Mulcahy, -, Ralph w. Hedges, u.
True W. White, of the Teachers ex-
change of Boston. Mass, spent Tuesday
morning in the Office of Professor Col
Inns of the Pedagogy department, con
ferring with seniors who expect to teach
next year.
President Thomas will preach in the
First Congregational church of Holyoke,
Mass, next Sunday. On Monday even
ing he will address the Mems club of the
Central Congregational church of Provi-
dence, r. l.
The Faculty club met Monday evening
with Prof. Raymond Mcfarland. This
club is a new organization of the men,
bers of the faculty, which bids fair to be
quite an addition to the social life of the
college.
A meeting of the Athletic association
was held Saturday morning in the
chapel The athletic council was rep
resented by Instructor p. N. SWEET and
by Joseph Peck, who explained the
councils action in the matter of the
assistant managers to the students.
After some discussion. the meeting was
adjourned, and Immediately afterwards
the council in session ratified the
students choice, electing Edward l.
ONell, -. for assistant baseball mana
ger and Brooks Smith, 10, assistant
track manager. At a previous meeting
of the association, it was voted that an
IN" be awarded to any member of the
Track Team who shonld break a college
track record.
President Blaisdell of Pomona college,
in southern California, addressed the
mems chapel last Wednesday. His re-
marks dealt chiefly with the "Pioneers
of the Present Day." the men who lead
in the great movements which are in
tiuencing our countrys life. He spoke
fOrcibly and effectively and was much
applauded by the students.
Harold T. Ryder of Hnesburg who
has been visiting his brother, Frank G..
Ryder II, the Delta Epsilon house, has
returned home.
Harold L. Smith of Proctor visited at
the Delta Epsilon house early last week.
President Thomas preached at Col
umbia university in New York city Sun
day, March 10 On Wednesday evening
he lectured at Ticonderoga, n. Y. He
spoke at Townshend Thursday and at
Pomfret Friday evening.
Miss Helena Carpenter, IA, was called
t. Essex junction Saturday by the death
of her sister, Mrs. L. l.. Eddy.
The Y. w. c. A. meeting was held
Wednesday afternoon in the Hemicycle
1t was led by Miss Jennie B. Mcclellan,
II, the president. Miss Esther A.
Boyce, 'l3, furnished special musical
number.
Mr. Royce of the Empire Teachers
Agency of Syracuse. N. Y, was in town
Wednesday and Thursday comforting
with the embryo teachers of the seniors
class.
On Wednesday afternoon a rehearsal
was held in the chapel of the Y. NJ. G. A.
minstrel show, which is to be given in
the near future.
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