Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1913-05-30
COLLEGE NOTES

for the tent-caterpillar.
Howard c. Farwell is absent for the
weekend on a business trip to Lincoln,
N. H.
Several of the students went on hike
to Grand View last Sunday. All day
and part of the evening was spent on
the trip. A pleasant journey was en-
joyed.
The picture of the student body with
faculty, and various views of the cam
pus, taken last week by travelling
photographer, are on sale at the book
store.
H. B. Potter, treasurer of the Junior
Week committee, has submitted his re-
port of the expenses occurred in enter
tanning the prospective students that
visited the college during Junior week.
The report is S7625. Amount received,
STOPS, Amount expended, STOPS.
A tug-of-wa was pulled off before
the base ball game Tuesday by the
sophomore and freshmen classes. A
fire hose was played in such a way that
the losing team was thoroughly drenched
with cold water. The freshman team
were the victors after hard pull.
Coach Simeon E. Murch returned to
Boston Wednesday noon on the 1880
train. A large number of the student
body accompanied him to the station
where a royal send-off was accorded
him. Mr.. Murch has been very popu-
lar among the students and towns
people. He will accept a position re-
Gently awarded him with the Metro
politan police service. Prospects of his
returning to coach the base ball team
next year are doubtful but it is earnest
ly hoped that he will be a visitor in
Middlebury again.
t A banquet will be given by the
Seniors on June Sd at the chapel of the
Memorial Baptist church. The banquet
/ church About one hundred and twenty
students from the mems college will be
present. The POSTMASTER will be Prof
D., Raymond Mcfarland. Among the
; speakers will be Professors Wright
8 Bryant and several seniors. The pur
IS pose of the banquet is to get together
l. the men of the college, substitute fol
/ the old Washington birthday banquet
I and will be held each year in the future
d Professor Farlow of Harvard univer
, II sity is the guest of Professor Burt.
A base ball game played Monday OF
d the campus between st. Lawrence
( university and Middlebury college re
i suited in a victory for Middlebury. Tn,
e day was rainy and the grounds wet
1t but a good game was played. Nc
IL IL Claughlin pitched excellent ball TO
, Middlebury, allowing but one hit, get
% ting seven strike-outs and passing bu
" two men. Leonard "came back" will
Il several nice catches at right field
4 Triggs made pretty hit for two bases
q The score was Al.
/ A great deal of interest is being ex
II hibted in the May fete to be produce,
( Saturday evening by the Women
college under the supervision of Mis-
:. Caroline Crawford. The women stu
dents have been working on their part
d since early winter and have rehearsec
twice daily all this month. Now, afte
untirlng effort, they will present to tn
people of Vermont and particularly tn,
d residents and students in Middebury,
d complete representation of the older
=, May festival with folk-songs and dance
e of the fifteenth and early sixteenth
d centuries. The opportunity to witness
such spectacle has never been Offered
- Middlebury before. The attention o
Y several New York newspapers ant
e theatrical journals has been directed t
: the event and reporters with photogra
Q piers have signified their intention t.
Il be present in the interest of their re
l. spective publications. 1t is gratifyin,
to the participants to know that thei
work has become of more than loca
n Importance. Returns from the fet
S will be used in sending delegates of tn
Young Woman's Christian association
to the convention at Silver Bay.
r Already Promised.
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IN name to.-~Londou Tit-Bits.
III. III Great Remedy Enl