Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-02-12
COLLEGE NOTES.

There was no chapel exercises on Sun
day, February 7th, that day coming
between semesters.
Many students who live near Middle
bury went home after finishing their
examination last week.
Reuben Hall, II of Edgartown,
Mass, has left college.
T. X. Penniman, rs, has been
pledged to Delta Kappa Epsilon.
Henry Chapman, '1s, has been
pledged to Chi Psi
Irving l.. Cabot, Is, of Windsor,
who has been convalescng from an
operation for appendicitis three weeks
ago, has returned to college
Clarence McIntire, '15, and Guy
Wheelock, '18, spent Saturday in Bur-
lington.
Assistant Dean Edgar j. Wiley has
resumed his duties at the deans office
after enjoying a two weeks vacation
in New York city.
Theodore Rourke, II, of Brooklyn
has returned to college. Karl Storms,
Is, has returned to college to complete
his college course after being out of
college for the past year.
The Misses Beebe and Jones, men,
bers of the Ithaca Conservatory
Concert company which gave con-
cert Saturday evening at the Nc
Cullough gymnasium have been spend
ing few DAYS at Pearsons hall.
Messrs James Cardell, Is, and Will
lam Edmunds, II, have been spending
several days with their parents in Bris-
tol
Professor Wetherel of the history
department has resumed his classes
after an absence of several days at his
home in Canton, N. Y He was called
away by the serious illness of his father,
who is now very much improved.
Manager Kimball of the baseball
team announces that the schedule for
the coming season will be ready for
publication within few days.
The Delta Sigma fraternity and lady
friends were guests at an informal party
Saturday evening, given by Professor
and Mrs. Brainerd at their home on
Seminary street. About 25 couples were
present. Whist was played and must
cal program carried out. Refreshments
were served.
Miss Ethel Gorton, '16, of Nauga-
tuck, Conn, has left college and en-
tered Barnard college.
Miss. Charlotte c. Marsh, II, Of
Bridgeport, Conn, has left college for
her home in Bridgeport
Miss Sarah L. Funnel, IS, of Hunt
ngton, N. Y, who completed her col
lege course at the end of this last
semester, has entered the teachers
school at Columbia university of New
York city.
Miss Edith Madeline Duffield, '18, of
Wiliamstown, Mass, has left college.
Miss Throop, dean of women, has re-
turned from New York city where she
has been spending week studying the
presentation of the modern drama.
Mrs. Marion Thomas, mother of
President.John M. Thomas, who ha
been i'll for five weeks, does not seem
to improve and she is now thought to be
in critical condition
After chapel Monday morning Presi-
dent Thomas announced that he had re-
ceived a communication from Captain
Reeves of the University of Vermont
saying that two years contract has
been signed with the Mddlebury foot
ball management. The game next fall
will be played at Middlebury. This an
nouncement was roundly appauded by
the entire college body.
1t was also announced Monday that
Middlebury has been admitted to the
New England Inter collegiate Athletic
association. M. Shea and T. Kron, Is,
have returned from Boston where they
attended the convention of the associa-
tionh Saturday Middlebury's advent
into this association will mean much in
building up track athletics and arousing
greater interest in this department of
athletics.
For the first time in Middlebury s
history a team will be sent to the New
England intercollegiate meet, which
will be held on the new technology field
at Cambridge, Mass. Manager Shea and
Captain Kron of the track team repre-
scented the college at the meeting of
the association Saturday evening at
the Copley Plaza in Boston.
Director HendrV of the college band