Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1917-08-10
COLLEGE NOTHA

Miss Martha Tower of Hudson, Mass,
Is visiting with Professor and Mrs +,
W, Cady,
Assistant Dean h, j, Wiley and Mrs,
Whey have gone to South Gens Falls,
N, T., to visit relatives, They will
spend the month of August there,
Karl W, Davis, n, who has been at
the Plattsburg training camp, has gone
to Cambridge, Mass, for three months
trainngin the Harvard Aero school
A daughter, Virginia Abbott, was
born 10 Mr., and Mrs. Carl A, Perkins
Of Cambridge, Mass, last week Mr.,
Perkins was member Of the class Of
1907.
Vinton Mitchell, 49, has been notified
to present himself before the exemption
board at Watertown, Conn, and will
leave MiddleburJ today for his home,
returning the latter part OF the week
to his class work at the summer school,
Word has been received that son
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j, Homer Vail
of Monroe Bridge, Mass Mr.. Vail was
graduated from Middlebury College In
iva anu ~ ItllltlllDtItN MS ullt VI hllH
dlebury's best twirlers,
Moses Hubbard and Mrs. Hubbard
who was Phyllis Hopkins, both of the
class of 1918, have been spending sew
eral weeks at Lake Dnnmore. Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Hubbard motored TO
Plattsburg to visit Eugene Hubbard II
who is at the Officers Training Camp,
Stanley Wright, a senior at college
has returned to his home in Middlebnry
after a six weeks course of training at
the Harvard Officers Training Corps,
Cambridge, Mass, Mr. Wright has
made application for the Second Patts-
burg Training Camp and is awaiting
word from the government as to his APP
pointment,
Word has been received from Frank
lin, Mass, where Professor l.. r. Per
kins is spending the summer that he has
successfully undergone a serious opera
tion and will be able within few
weeks to 90 TO New York where he has
planned to visit Mrs, Perkins,
Announcement has been made of the
marriage of Clinton S. Reynolds of
Pittsfeld, Mass, and Miss Jessie II.
McMullin of Cambridge, Mass, at the
McMullin home in Cambridge on July Z.
Mr. Reynolds graduated from Middle
bury in the class Of 1912, having com
pleted his course in three years and re-
ceived the distinguished honor of vale
dictorian of the class In addition to
being captain of the varsity track team
in his senior year he was a very prom
inent member of the musical organi2a-
tons of the college,
The students of the French school last
Wednesday gave a patriotic carbaret
entertainment in honor of Dr. de la
Jarrie at the Gymnasium, which was
one of the livliest social events of the
season. The French and American
flags were profusely displayed the two
national anthems sung, and various
members of the school participated in
sketches or dances. DR.. de la Jarrie
was presented with a set of French
books and Nine. de la Jarrie with
beautiful bouquet. DR.. de la Jarrie
responded most feeingly to the tribute,
The concert given by the music class
on Tuesday evening showed the artistic
finish which the Middlebury public has
learned to expect from Miss Hayden's
direction. Miss Dyer, Miss Sanborn,
Mrs. Kent, the Misses Frost, Smith
and Sanborn, Miss Clarke and Miss
Lott We're among those who partici-
pated 1t was happy addition to the
that Mrs. Edna H. Sherman,
soprano, of Boston, could also be pres
ent. Mrs. Sherman's numbers were
applauded most heartily Miss Lott,
singing the Lullaby from Joselyn,
accompanied by Mr.. Hosmer on the
violin, was also appreciated particu-
arly.