Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-10-10
COLLEGE NOTES.

at the State c. E. union at Ludlow
Tuesday evening.
Coach Bergen, assisted by Ray L.
Fisher 10, who has returned from New
York city after successful season with
the New York Americans, put the foot
ball squads through a strenuous scrim-
mage practice in preparation for the
st. Lawrence game Saturday.
The Connecticut club met Thursday
afternoon at 80 o'clock in the chapel
to consider plans for the annual banquet
and to elect officers.
The Glee club met Tuesday evening
at 1880 o'clock in the Music hall.
Leader Cassavant gave many of the
new freshmen voices try-out.
The student life committee met with
the student social committee Tuesday
evening at Pearsons hall to consider the
social events of the future.
There will be an informal reception
to the college students by the Christian
Endeavor society at the Congregational
vestry this evening at 7:90 O'Clock
Elton F. Cronk, IA, who was injured
in the Vermont game, is now able to at
tend classes.
The student body met after chapel
Tuesday morning and elected Homer j.
Vail of Randolph the Athletic associa-
ton member of the social board.
The Campus was issued Wednesday
afternoon for the third issue of the
year.
The varsity seconds are scheduled to
play the Vermont seconds at Middle
bury Saturday afternoon. The kickoff
will be at $3.50 o'clock.
At a meeting of the Faculty club
Monday evening the following officers
were elected: President, E. Skillings;
vice-president, G. H. Crosse; secretary
treasurer, Arthur S. Barnes; program
committee, D. L. Robinson, A. E.
Lambert, Charles S. Abbott.
The informal dance held in the Nc
Cullough gymnasium Saturday evening
was very successful affair and large
number of the student body was pres
ent. A feature of the evening was the
playing of the college orchestra which
rendered 16 numbers. Another dance
will be held in three weeks.
Starr Hall showed its superiority
against Painter Hall in football Satur-
day afternoon when the former de-
feated the Painters by score of Is
o6. The contest was fought on the
college gridiron. 1t was battle royal
for 20 minutes with the score to Z.
A second game will be played in the
near future.
Ray l.. Fisher, 10, one of the pitchers
of the New York American baseball
league, returned to town Tuesday and
will take up his duties as physical in
structor in Middlebury college. Mr..
Fisher won the last five games in which
he participated.
The Norwich university management
has cancelled their game with Middle
bury at Mortified on November Is on
account of the death of Werner Belyea.
The game pending with Bates college
has been called off on account of dis
agreement. The management is con-
sidering the ACCESSIBILITY of taking the
Norwich game with Dartmouth at Han
over on the 18th, but no decision has
been reached as yet. In all probability
the 19l6-19l7 game will replace the
Norwich game on November Is and be
played after the freshman parade.
President Thomas announced at the
smoker Friday evening that rule
number three of the student rules was
no longer attached to rule number four.
The announcement was greeted with
cheers as the connection between the
two has caused some dissatisfaction
among the students. President Thomas
also appointed student committee to
work with the administration on student
affairs. Those appointed We're; Homer l.
Vail of Randolph, Elton F. Cronk of
Greenwich, Conn, Edward r. Trggs of
Greenwich, Conn, Charles S. Jones of
Castleton, Ebert c. Cole of Orleans,
Harold Haskins of Bradford and Donald