Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1916-11-24
COLLEGE NOTES.

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was taken at the Mccullough gymna'
stun Tuesday,
The students turned out well to clear
the athletic field Of snow to permit prac
tlce for the last game.
! Prof, j, Douglas Adam of Hartford
Theological Seminary will conduct the
college yesper service.
Doctor Lambert returned from the
Mary Fletcher hospital Monday where
he had been for two weeks,
Miss Ross returned from Rutland last
week where she had been at the home
of her mother for short time owing to
illness.
A son was born to Prof. and Mrs.
Phelps SWEET Sunday evening,
Prof. Bryant was called to Manches-
ter, N. H., early in the week by the
illness Of his father, who has severe
attack of pneumonia.
At Faculty club meeting Professor
Bonney gave talk on "The Main
Coast.
At a meeting of the Junior basket
ball team Tuesday Guy Christian was
elected captain Of the team and Arthur
Coleman manager
Coach Holmes is completing the ply
steal examinations for the men who
were not included in those during the
early part Of the season,
Miss Sarah Smell, travelling secretary
Of the student volunteer movement, was
present at the home Of Miss Huldah
Thomas Wednesday afternoon when
the women Of the college were invited.
Miss Smell addressed the women Of the
college Wednesday after chapel.
The freshmen class elected Maurice
Walbridge manager of the class basket
ball team Clesson Parker was elected
captain of the class football team and
Joseph Kasper, manager.
Rev. George f. Horr, President of
Newton Theological Seminary, conduct
ed the college vesper service last Sun
day when President Thomas preached
at Holyoke.
f. S. S. Sunderland, II, now in the
United States Army, was in Middlebury
for several days before the U. " M.
game and attended the game, He gave
short talk to the men of the college
one morning after chapel congratulating
them on their enthusiasm and college
spirit.
The following men were awarded foot
ball letters for the past season by the
Athletic Association: Lang capt.,
Hard, Horsford, CAVITY, DEUEL. Lynch,
Pollard, Bower, Bresnahan, Parker,
Myrick, Reynolds, Goode, Anderson,
Dake, Randall, and Manager Towne.
A letter was read in Chapel Tuesday
morning by President Thomas which he
received from President Benton of the
University Of Vermont, congratulating
Middlebury on the winning of Satur-
days game, and mentioning the good
feeling between the students of the two
institutions with hopes that they would
continue.
At a meeting of the Junior class
Thursday night it was voted to have
photographer come from Boston to
take the class photographs for the
Kaleidoscope. Edmunds, II, spoke of
plan of the athletic association of Civ
ing play in the town hall about two
months before the Junior play and the
class approved the plan.
The biggest celebration for number
of years was held Monday night to cele
brated the winning of Saturday S game.
The students headed by the band
marched to President Thomas where
after much cheering, refreshments
were served to all. The parade then
continued thru town to the Addison
House where cheers were again given,
and from there back to the hill where a
monstrous bonfire and the ringing of
the chimes served to notify the nearby
country that big celebration was being
held.
Gan impromptu and preliminary cele-
bration ST the victory of the Middlebury
College football team over the Univer-
sity of Vermont eleven Saturday was
held in the evening at the Hotel YER
mont, the lobby and dining-room Of
which were thronged with Middlebury
students, all jubilant at the outcome of
the game. The village band which also
came on the special train gave brief
concert, and there was much cheering,
a good portion of the applause being for
the Vermont team. The Middlebury
special train left Burlington at $50
O. clock and another and larger celebras