Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-04-21
COLLEGE NOTES.

eollege chapel service next sunday a
five O'Clock,
Miss l., M, FaIes, 10, Of West Med
way, Mass, has been confined to heI
room at Hillside cottage
Miss l., Rickert, 10, was unable t
attend classes for several days early il
the week.
Guy c, Hendry, 10, of New Haven,
was in town the first part of the week
Another sign that commence nent will
soon be here, the senior caps anC
gowns have been ordered,
Miss Helen II, Lyman II, left for
her home in CRANKY, Mass, Friday
called there by the death Of her father.
Miss Mary Holmes, 'l6, spent Sunday
at her home in Westminster Station,
Vt,
Miss Ora M, Henderson, 49, was
unable to attend classes for several days
last week but is out again now.
j, NJ. Hoyt, ex-'l5, has been visiting
his parents in town during the week.
c, Plumb, 10, supplied the pulpit at
the Whiting Congregational church Sun
day.
Mrs, T.. +, Brownell announces the
engagement of her daughter, Halle, to
II, Jackson Vail of Monroe Bridge,
Mass, "Jack" Vail graduated from
Middebury in the class Of Ia,
Miss Grace Leach Of Brattleboro,
sister of Miss Marjorie Leach, II,
spent the weekend with her sister at
Pearsons hall
The Massachusetts club held their
annual election of officers last week and
the following were elected: President,
Dewhirst, II; vice president Miss
Mackenzie, II; treasurer, Shepardson,
10. President Dewhirst appointed the
following as banquet committees
Miss r. Arnold, 'l6, Miss Champagne,
rs, and Randall, 'l6.
The tennis courts are being rolled and
tapped and will soon be ready for use.
Tennis is to become major sport and
Middlebury will have intercollegiate
tennis either this spring or next fall.
The engagement for joint glee club
concert with U. V. M, to be held in
Burlington on April 26th was cancelled
by the L. V. M. manager owing to a
previous engagement which interferred
and which he had unfortunately over
looked.
Dean and Mrs. Wiley have been in
Brandon during the week, called there
by the death of Mrs. C. j. Ormsbee.
Robert N. Russell of Princeton Theo-
logical Seminary addressed the Chris
tan Service club and the Y. W. c. A
at joint meeting Wednesday night in
the Hemicycle on Student Volunteer
Movement.
An inter class track meet will be held
tomorrow afternoon on Porter field.
A similar meet last fall showed a good
amount of material for the varsity track
team and tomorrow's meet will shed
more light on the relative merits of the
large number out for the college team.
Miss Buchanelli of Brandon, teacher
of voice, has started class of college
students. A good number has started
with her and it is expected more will
take advantage of this opportunity to
study voice under an instructor of Miss
Buchanelli's excellence.
Miss Janet johnson, 49, has been
chosen in competitive tryout to fill the
soprano position in the college choir left
vacant by the death Of Miss Kenney.
At a meeting of the Junior play com
nittee Tuesday it was voted to present
the play in the opera house this year,
owing to the fact that the townspeople
ind this much more convenient place
TO attend. In former years the play has
been given in the Mccullough Gymna-
SUM.
The complete programme for Junior
week follows: Wednesday evening, May
3, eight o'clock, Mccullough gymna-
SUM, debate, University of Vermont VS.
Thursday, May a, 800 p.
H., track meet, University of Vermont
vs. Middlebury; 500 p. m, joint con-
,ert by the University of Vermont and
Glee clubs; Friday, May 5,
600 a. M, baseball game, Goddard
Seminary VS. Middlebury second team;
500 p. M, baseball game, Springfield
7. M. C. A. College VS. Middlebury;
500 p. M, junior prom; Saturday, May
J, 300 p. M, baseball game, Franklin
md Marshall College of Pennsylvania
IS Middlebury; 500 p. m, junior play,
Mary Goes First" With all these
Junior Week promises to be
is big an affair this year as ever, and
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