Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1912-09-27
COLLEGE WORK BEGUN.
Re 9 n alton of Miss Eta N. Clark,
Librarian

Librarian.
All recitations began in the college at
10:30 a. m. the opening iday, with the
exception of the classes in French.
Assistant Professor Robinson of that
department could not secure return
passage in time for the opening, but
was expected Thursday of this week.
The classes are all large, as Ia new
students have been received to advanced
standing, besides the 120 Freshmen.
Of those admitted to other classes four
are Seniors, five Juniors, and five Soph-
omores. There are % more Freshmen
boys than girls. The total attendance
of the college will reach $50, or about
25 more than last year.
1t has been learned that Miss Eta M.
Clark has sent in her resignation to the
corporation. Miss Clark was appointed
librarian in 1909 and began her services
July 1st of that year, at the beginning
of the first summer session. During
her three years of service she has al
most completely reorganized the college
library. A large proportion of the
books have been re-catalogued, a new
charging system has been introduced,
many old volumes have been repaired,
some useless material has been dis
carded, and altogether the library is
quite a different place. Miss Clark
resigns to accept position with the
Russell Sage Foundation, New York
city. She will be assistant librarian of
the Sociological Library of the School
of Philanthropy, post for which she
has special fitness. 1t is designed to
make this library the most complete
and practical in the world on the special
subject of social work.
Ray L. Fisher of the Department of
Physical Education spent several days
with the football team this week,
working with Coach Henneberger. Mr..
Fisher has several days more of duty
with the New York Americans but will
return for the college year next week.
GLASS OF lJ1O-MEN.
James G. Anderson, East Orange, N. j.
Eldon A. Austin, Randolph Center.
Luke E. Bicknell, Charlemont, Mass.
Caleb T. Brickett, Haverhill, Mass.
Robert H. Bruce, Milford, N. H.
Darrell D. Buttertield, Middlebury.
Russell G. Carter, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Robert B. Chalmers, Fitchburg, Mass.
William E. Chandler, Keene. N. H.
Philip H. Condit, East Orange, N. j.
Wayne w. Constantine, Shelburne
Falls, Mass.
Edward j. Geometry, Windsor.
Graydon A. Cowles, New Britain, Conn.
George M. Crawford, Wilmington, Del.
William H. Crowell, Hyannis, Mass.
Edward M. Dickinson, Lunenburg Mass
Carroll w. Dodge, Pawlet.
Robert S. English, Charlotte.
Frederick L. Fish, Vergennes.
John j. Floyd, New London, Conn.
Ralph A. Foote, Cornwall.
Charles A. Fort, Middlebury.
Lloyd B. Gale, Batavia, N. Y.
Ralph H. Gilmore, Concord, N. H.
Ernest E. Grant, New York City.
Russell Hemphill, Westerly, r. l.
Earl F. Horsford, Charlotte.
Joseph w. Howe, Valatie, N. Y.
Edward 5. Huntley, New London, Conn.
Edwin w. Hutchinson, Valatie, N. Y.
Winfield S. Huntley, Middlebury.
Joseph P. Irons, Mamaroneck, N. Y.
James B. Jones, jr., Batavia, n. Y.
William R. Keefe, Greenfield, Mass.
Franklin R, Kelom, Winchester, N. H..
Raymond H. Kiniry, Windsor.
Joel j. Lamere, Ludlow.
Harold G. Locklin, Richford.
Allen P. Logan, East Orange, N. j.
Bryson deli. McCloskey, Oswego, N. Y.
Dan o. Mason, Hardwick.
Julius S. Mason, Hanover,.N. H.
Alvin r. Metcalfe, Worcester, Mass.
Leon P. Millard, New Britain, Conn.
John G. Moskoffian, Armenia.
Arthur j. Mott, Bristol.
Alban j. Parker, Morrisville.
Carl w. Perkins, Rutland.
Elmer S. Pierce, Rockland, Mass.
Gerald H. Porter, Wilmington.
Gordon M. Robinson, New Britain, Conn.
Eugene H. Rogers, Remsenburg, N. Y.
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