Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-10-20
COLLEGE NOTES,

Physical examinations were given the
Freshman girls Monday and Tuesday at
Pearsons,
There was a meeting Of the Sophie
more rules committee Tuesday night in
the Union roms,
The freshman P'rade will take place
tomorrow Saturday afternoon, and
the hat scrap next Saturday on Porter
Field
Claiming II, Greene, rs, was at
his home in North Brookdeld, Mass,
for several days early in the week
owing to Illness,
Miss Ross spoke to the women of the
Freshmen class Monday afternoon in
Pearsons hall, explaining the rules OF
the student government association,
The tennis courts are filed every
afternoon with the freshmen taking
the required course in physical training
under Professor Bonney
The Junior Prom committee has been
announced as follows; Anderson, chair
man, Misses Norris, Dean, Harris and
Champagne, and Chapman, Allyn, Full
ington and Harris,
The football game with New York
State Teachers college scheduled to
take place on Porter Field this Saturday
has been cancelled owing to the fact
that that institution has no team,
The residents of Hepburn Hall are
giving a house warming next Wednes.
day night, at which time the suites will
be thrown open and the whole dormitory
be inspected by all those wishing to
visit.
It fact worthy of note that long ac-
counts of the football games played by
the Middlebury team are appearing in
the Boston and New York papers, and
that they frequently refer to 1.-THE
speedy Middlebury eleven" and the
fast Middlebury team,
At meeting of the Junior class Fri
day night Guy f. Wheelock was elected
chairman of the Junior Play committee,
Reports of the committee on securing
an orchestra were heard and it was
voted to wait till after the Sophomore
hop before engaging an orchestra.
A miscellaneous shower was given at
the home Of Mrs Charles A. Reuss in
Friday evening of last week
for Miss Elizabeth Thorpe of Shelburne
in honor of her approaching marriage to
John c. E. Voss of Elizabeth, N. j. Mr..
Voss is a graduate of Middlebury in the
class of Is.
At meeting of the residents of Hep
burn Hall Thursday night constitution
was adopted governing the conduct and
care of the dorms, and DR.. Harrington
chosen as faculty advisor. Charles A.
Danolds was elected president, and the
same committee which drew up the
namely Lee, Chalmers,
Harrison and Davis were
elected to act as a governing committee
for the first semester.
The college second team lost to the
strong St. Peters team at Rutland on
the st. Peters field Saturday by score
IF Is to 0. Aldrich and Bracket played
A strong defensive game for the Middle
curry team, while the entire back field
If the st. Peters team played well,
lacked the necessary punch,
,wing to the fact that a number of the
men accompanied the first team on the
New Jersey trip. St. Peters forced
he ball over in the second quarter on
inc plunges, and kicked the goal. The
,ther touchdown was made in the latter
)art of the third quarter.
A meeting of the men in Hepburn
lall was held in the social hall Friday
hight. Oct. 10 Professor Perkins adj
lressed the meeting on the good that
,oud be accomplished by set of rules
the conduct and care of the
lormitories and other college property,
he rules to be drawn up and enforced by
he students themselves, with a com
nittee of men from each dormtory to
.onfer with one faculty member in
III cases. 1t was voted to draw up a
et of rules, and for this purpose a
was appointed consisting of
he following men; Davis, Harrison,
1dmonds, Chalmers and Lee.