Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-11-08
COLLEGE NOTES
From The Camfml

rs Harold Drew visited the college
last week
'lS-Helen Diehl is Ill at her home
in South Natek, Mass,
ex'l0,-Marion Clifford is attending
the Rutland Business College,
IS Dorothy Brown is teaching in
Colebrook Academy, Colebrook, N, II,
'lS-MaTon Dean Is principal Of the
Junior High School, Essex Junction,
Vt,
Janet Johnson, ex 10, who is at Vas.
saT College, was a visitor the opening
week,
Adelaide r, Morris 90, who has been
teaching school, is now working in
Schenectady
Mary L, Smith 90 who has been
seriously III with double pneumonia,
is considered out Of danger,
eX-2O.-Anne Mckenzie Is taking a
business course at Bryant and Stratton
Business College, Boston, Mass,
Ruth Holland 10 has been called to
her home IN Shrewsbury, Mass, by the
death OF her brother.
ex''l9, James Bower, who is in the
Chemical Branch OF the service at New
ark, N, j. spent the weekend in Mid
dlebury,
Announcement has been made Of the
engagement OF Guy l., Wheelock, IS,
to Miss Katherine Taylor of Newton,
| Mass
Ruth Clark has been elected captain
OF the senior volley bah team. The mem.
bers OF the team have not yet been an
nounced
Delsey Severy 10 has been appointed
house chairman Of Hillside to fill the
vacancy made by the resignation Of
Nellie Roberts 10.
Elizabeth Johnson, 10, who was called
home to Newburyport, Mass, by the
death OF her brother, expects soon to
return to college,
Madeline N Mcdonald % has re-
turned to her home in Barre to recuper-
ate from her recent illness, She expects
to return to college next term.
Don A, Belden 10, has passed his
examinations and received his transfer
TO the Officers Training School at
Fortress Monroe, Va,
Carolyn Cole, Adele Jones, Amy
Goodell %, and Helen Clark and Marie
Henrichon 20, who have been at their
homes during the period of quarantine,
have returned to college.
Dorothy Brewster and Marjorie
Wright who were at the Nassar Train
ing School for Nurses this summer, are
now completing their course Of train
ing in New York,
The first rehearsal of the college or
chestra was held in the band ROOM on
Friday afternoon October %. With
the addition of six new pieces, the
orchestra now consists of twelve mem
bers. With faithful attendance at re-
hearsals the year should be a success
full one.
On Friday, October fifth at o'clock
the class of 1921 held its annual election
of officers in the Hemicycle, President
Noonan brought the meeting to order,
and reports were read by the treasurer,
Davis, and by Whitmore, Chairman Of
the Rules Committee The following
officers were then elected for the ensu-
ing year; President George Whitmore;
Vice president, Isabel Bardwell Treas
urer, Maurice Lee; Secretary, Emma
Schaefer.
Owing to the fact that Lieutenant
Jones has appropriated the former Cam
pus Office to the uses of the government,
it has been necessary to secure new
quarters for the paper Possible places
were discussed and it was decided that
of those mentioned the Office of the
Geology department, which is not in use
at present would be most desirable.
Hence The Board hopes to be establish
ed in Warner Science very shortly
The Vesper Service of Sunday, Oc-
tober q, was conducted by DR.. Charles
Kent OF Yale University His theme
was the joyous Christ, Whose truest
picture is shown in the Gospels of Mark,
Luke and Matthew. The attitude OF
Jesus toward recreation and individ-
ua happiness was pointed out, and
the truest happiness defined. In these
times of storm and stress, let US es-
pecially bear in mind the joyous per
sonality of Christ, and strive to be His
true servants
The sad news of Dr. John ] Hassett's
death recently came to the college. DR.,
Hassett, who was a graduate of Middle
bury in the class of 1888 and who was
a member of the Delta Kappa Epsilon
fraternity, was prominent in the affairs
of his home town, Lee, Mass. He was
for many years an able member of the
school board there and served the COM
munity in many other ways. His death
was the result Of an attack of influenza
followed by pneumonia.
DR.. Hassett's daughter Margaret
is member of the junior class at Mid
dlebury
In accordance with the custom of pre-
ceding years the College has contracted