Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-08-17
COLLEGE NOTES

Vinton Mitchell has gone 10 Water.
bury, c., for = visit Of several weeks
with his parents,
Harold S, Tuck, II of Quincy, Mass.
/ who received commission of 2nd
Lieutenant In o, Il, G, az Plattsburg was
In town yesterday,
Miss Jennie Craigue n, Of Spring.
Held, w., has been engaged as one of
| the assistant teachers in the Water
bury High school for the coming wear.
John kopke ~, of Brooklyn, N, Y.
a teacher in the Iorringlon, Ct, HIGH
school, is spending few DAYS with
Gordon d. MacQuiyey 'OG o, Middle.
| bury,
Miss Ruth Kendall Is, Of Brandon.
VINO has been principal Of the South
Londonderry High schoul rrr the past
year. has accepted smIal p.s.,i m at
Proctorsyile.
Prof, and Mrs, G. W. Cunningham
left yesterday for the South, whore
Professor Cunningham will assume in
September his duties Mt the head of Inc
philosophy department Of the Univer-
sity Of Texas,
Guy Hendry II, former pastor Of
the New Haven congregational church
has been visiting friends in that town
and Middlebury Mr. Hendry is AT
present in the army Y. M. c. A, service
and is located at Fort Never. w. Va.
Miss Myra a, iagley graduate of
Middlebury College in the class of 1910,
who has been teacher Of English and
: trench in the Rutland High School dur.
ing the past year has resigned from
that position.
John 5. Reynolds on Rutland mem
Der OF this years senior class was i'm
town Sunday with friends Mr.. Rev
nods will enter the University of Yer
mont Medical School this fall.
Murlel Voter daughter of Professor
and Mrs. Voter, entertained a party Of
girl friends at her home last Friday, in
honor of her second birthday. The
guests were Mary Alice Howard. Sasan
Hathaway and Vivian King.
Franklin G. Williams 10, of Brdport.
who has been chor-master and instruct
or at DevauX College, Niagara Falls,
N, y, for the past year has been spend
ing the summer with his parents in
Bridport Mr. Williams has been ap-
pointed to the faculty of Swarthmore
Preparatory School, Swarthmore. Pa.
and will take up his duties as Head of
the Music department at that institu-
ton in September.
Dr. Henry f. Walker. ~. son of
the late Rev. Charles Walker long
time minister al Pittsford died there
" nday Dr. Walker was graduated
fro Middlehury Col.ge in 1861 and
from New York medical college four
years later For over 40 years DR..
Walker had been physician in New
YORK with an extensive practice. His
New York home was at Is West Fifty
fifth street and his summer home was
The old family place at Pittsford.
Thomas f. Bresnahan, II who re-
celyed last week commission as Second
Lieutenant of the Regular Army was in
town Tuesday, having stopped over to
visit with friends before going to his
home in Fitchburg, Mass. Bresnahan
has fourteen day furlough after which
time he Will report at the encampment
of the national Army at Syracuse, n.
Y. He will assume his new duties as
an officer and will in all probability sail
within short time for France as the
troops at Syracuse are in readiness for
transportation.
Florence A. Aseltine of Enosburg
Falls and John Branch, jr., cashier of
the Peoples Trust Company at st.
Adams We're married Wednesday even
ing, the 18th, at the home of the brides
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert A. Asel-
tine, President John NJ Thomas per
formed the marriage ceremony. Mrs.
Branch graduated from Middlebury Col
lege in the class of 1914. Since gradua-
ton she was teacher at johnson, VT,
and Hampton, N. H. She was a member
of the Vermont Alpha of ri Beta Phi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Branch will live at 50
Bank Street.