Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-01-22
COLLEGE NOTES.

his college duties.
Edwin Holden, IS, has been sick for
the past week and has been unable to
attend to his college duties.
Miss Elizabeth Smith was the week
end guest of Miss Susan Smith II.
Miss Katherine Fish, Is, entertained
her cousin, Miss Lyon of Burlington
over. Saturday.
Saturday, February 6, the Ithaca Con
servatory of Music Concert company
will give concert in the Mccullough
gymnasium for the benefit of the ath-
etc association.
The Epworth league of the Metho-
dist church held a social in the church
parlors Tuesday evening.
Weafer, ex-'14. and Miss Lucy Stay
ton of Morrisville were married Deem
Der 25, 1914. Weafer was the varsity
baseball catcher last year.
Mary Geran, IA, is teaching at Will
mington
Alice Peasee, 10, and Faith Linsley,
'13, are teaching in Antrim, N. H.
Helena Carpenter, IA, is teaching in
the high school in her home town, Enos-
burg Falls.
Prof William s. Burrage has re.
turned from Philadelphia where he at
tended the meeting of the Pathological
association in that city.
Prof. j. A. Morgan attended the Eco
nomic association meeting at Princeton,
N. j.
The executive committee of the Union
met in the Union rooms Tuesday after
noon at 80 o'clock. The members Of
this committee are Ratti, Loder, Dade,
Sweeney, Wright, Rose, 'l6, Danolds
The Alpha Chi sorority held a dance
at the Mccullough gymnasium on Sat
urday evening January 10. 1t was very
successful, music was furnished by an
orchestra from Rutland.
Irving L. Cabot, 10, was operated on
for appendicitissat the Rutland hospi-
tai last Saturday. He is reported as
doing well.
The Rev. John w. Chapman, class of
70, will give an address before the
American chronological society, at the
Museum of National History, New York
on the evening of January 25th, at Sl5,
subject, Medicine Men of Anvik,
Alaska, and the Vicinity" The doors
are open to the public.
The sophomore class held class
meeting recently insthe Hemicycle. 1t
was voted to have the following COM
mittee draw up suitable resolutions of
sympathy and coincidence to be sent to
the parents of Avah A. Clark, II, who
recently died at his home in Warner,
N. H.
Students interested in music met Fri
day evening at the home of Professor
Royce on Weybridge street and organ
lied a musical club. Charles Jones, IS,
was elected president. The Misses Fish
and. Dutfield and Mr.. Jones were elected
members of the program committee foi
the next meeting. 1t was voted to hole
monthly meetings.
Dean Wright has buletined the fol
lowing notice in regard to church regis
tration; Each student is expected tc
attend each Sunday the service fol-
which registered the morning servic,
if church in the village has beer
chosen or the college service at what
ever hour it may be held, and no credi
will be given for attendance at any ser
tration has been made.
The Y M. C. A. meeting which wa.
scheduled for Wednesday evening, Jan
uary 10, was postponed till Thursday
evening, January q. DR.. Harrington
spoke and very interesting meet
ing was held. Hereafter the regular
meetings will be held on THURSDAY
evening.
Delta Tau has selected the following
freshmen from the different fraternities
Chi Psi, Lynch, Bartlett; Delta Kappa
Epsilon, Everitt; Alpha Sigma Phi
Parker, Bruster; Kappa Delta Rho
Mara; Delta Epsilon, Ravens, Pelton
Delta Sigma, Greene, Wheelock
neutral, Stone.
z The oratorical contest which was t,
have been held at Hanover, N. H., il
April between Dartmouth, New Hamp
shire State, st. Anselms, Norwich, Mid
dlebury and the University of Vernon
for the title of the North Atlantic
States, will not be held. Since Dart
mouth and Middlebury were the onl!
colleges which cared to enter the con
contest it was considered advisable no