Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-05-14
COLLEGE NOTES.

udugnIer, MISS Ruth HesselgraVe,
during the past week.
Professor and Mrs. C. B. Wright have
returned home after an extended visit
in the South.
Miss Charlotte Marsh of Bridgeport,
Conn, is visiting at Pearsons' hall.
The Kaleidoscope was issued this
week by the Junior class, this being the
twenty-ifth volume. Much credit is
due Editor-in- Chief j. Floyd and Bust
ness Manager j. Wilson.
Mrs. Burrage gave tea party and
reception to the Senior women Tuesday
afternoon at her home on Storrs
avenue.
A large number of ub-freshmen were
entertained by the fraternities during
Junior week.
The Middlebury track team met the
St Lawrence team in a dual meet Fri
day afternoon and defeated them by
score of 6Sla to 421a. The home team
took 9 firsts, seconds, 9 thirds, and
tied for first in the pole vault.
The Junior Prom, held Friday even
ing in the Mccullough gymnasium was
attended by about sixty-five couples.
The hall was prettily deco. ated in red
and gray, together with small pines
well arranged. The march was led by
Joel Lamere and Katherine Hobbs.
The patrons and patronesses were
President and Mrs. Thomas, Prof. and
Mrs. McGiton and Prof and Mrs.
Morgan. P. H. Condit was chairman
of the committee. Music was furnished
by Wilson's orchestra of Rutland.
The second team played the Spaulding
High school base ball nine of Barre
Friday morning. The game was rather
loose and ended in tie, 10 to 10 being
the score. Parker, Is, started in the
box for Middlebuiy and was replaced
by Ctippen in the second inning. Most
of the scoring was due to errors.
For beginning of the Junior week
program the base ball nine met the
New Hampshire State College team
T hursd lay afternoon. Mclaughlin
pitched for the home team and showed
excellent form. He allowed only two
hits and struck out eight men. Middle
bury found the New Hampshire pitcher
somewhat easier and piled up eight
hits. The final score was to in favor
of the home team
The college team cleaned up their
second victory of Junior week by de-
featng the Norwich University nine by
a score of to 0. The game was played
Saturday afternoon on Porter Athletic
field. Awkward pitched sensational ball
for Middlebury, allowing no hits until
the sixth inning. He struck ont ~
men, allowed but two hits, and did good
work at the bat by driving out three
base hit.
The last event of the Junior week
was the Juniors play, The Magis-
trate," given in the Mccullough Gym
nasium Saturday evening. The follow
ing Juniors made up the cast: Robinson,
Paulsen, Cowles, Constantine, Dicker-
son, Lamere, Howe, Warner, Bicknell,
Parker, Bruce, Keefe, and Misses
Drake, Kendrck, Barnum and Bos-
worth. Miss Throop and the cast
deserve much praise for the success of
the comedy. Music was furnished by
the college orchestra, under the leader
ship of Mr.. Gale.
The St Anselm's team played the
Middlebury nine Wednesday on the lat
ter's home grounds and We're defeated
8 to 2. Crippen pitched good ball for
the College, while Christian showed up
well on first.
The three Inter-t paternity games
scheduled for the first part of the week
We're postponed until Thursday, Friday
and Saturday.
The baseball team started Thursday
morning for a few days trip into north
ern New York, where they play Clark
son and st. Lawrence. The following
men made the trip; Manager Kimball,
Coach Murch, Haskins, Awkward, Nc
Laughlin, Christian, Pollard, Dewhirst,
Sears, Lamere, Bartlett and Robinson. |
At the Senior class meeting Monday
it was voted to purchase and plant
number of trees on the campus. The
work will be under the direction of Nc
Cullough, Cole. and Miss Wright.
The Student Government Association
holds its annual election of officers this
week. Nominations were made at the |
meeting held last week
The Senior canes have made their APP
pearance about tn campus.
Caleb T. Brickett, l6, has been
called to his hame in HaVerhill Mass.