Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1918-11-15
COLLEGE NOTES
FROM THE CAMPUS

Mary E Mcnamara, 22 has left col,
lege,
Alice Chynoweth is teaching math.
ematics in Richford, Vermont,
Goldie Courtemanche is teaching in
Wellesley, Mass.
Frances Pray is teaching in St. Ma
rvs School at Concord, N. II,
Elizabeth johnson 10 has returned
to college from her home in Newbury-
port, Mass.
Margaret Hassett has returned to
college after an absence of a month
owing to the death of her father.
Elizabeth Spencer % was called to
her home in Brattleboro Saturday, by
the serious illness of her sister.
Ella B. Wright % entertained her
parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Wright
OF Deeriield, Mass, over the week end.
1t is expected that there will be a
Sophomore Hop this year as usual and
a committee is already at work on
plans for the event
Company B is no longer obliged to
take Seconds" at mess, for Hamlin
Commons has been fitted up for a sec
ond dining of the S. A, T. c
Madeline Halford 10 has gone to her
home in Pittsheld, Mass in order to
be with her father for a few days before
he sails for France on November 5.
A meeting of the Student Govern
ment Association was held in the Hem
icycle on Tuesday, October 2S, 1918,
for the purpose of discussing questions
OF interest to the Women's College
'l6 Harriet Myers Fish is principal of
Franklin High School, Franklin, VT.
She has been recent visitor in Yer
gennes.
Louise H. Reynolds 49, who is teach
ing in Proctor, has been a recent visitor,
as have her parents, the Rev. Joseph
Reynolds and Mrs. Reynolds.
A daughter, Pauline Alice, has been
born to Mr., and Mrs. George Carleton
of Springfield, VT. Mrs Carleton was
formerly Kathleen Foote of the class
of 1911.
Elk IA. Raymond G. Fuller, who was
chief editorial writer on the Philadel- !
phia Telegraph until the recent sale of
that paper, is now connected with the
National Child Labor Committee, New |
York City, as director of publicity and |
editor of publications. He is contribu-
ting articles to the Review of Re-
views, the New Republic and other
With the lifting of quarantine Nov
ing Pictures will be given in the Nc
Cullough Gymnasium every Wednes-
day and Saturday evening under the
auspices of the Y. NJ c. A. Secretary.
A vote was taken among the men as
% whether they preferred to sing and
smoke on these evenings or to refrain
rom these pleasures and invite the girls
o enjoy the pictures with them. 1t
S rumored that the vote was close but
hose in favor of the fair sex won. So,
Lieutenant Jones, be prepared to have
'our sacred precincts invaded twice
week by an avalanche of fluttering
cHnllllllly
On the evening of the thirtieth of
October a motley crowd assembled in
Parsons Social Hall. There were
hosts, gypses, little girls in short dress
S, convicts and Satyrs, such crew as
ad never before been seen in the emf .
emily respectable Social Hall at Pear
ons. When all were assembled they
'ere taken on ghost walk where they
reversed the path of life and under
'ent many other trials. Various Hal
tween games were then played and
efreshments were served in the shape
apples and popcorn After this the
ghts were lowered and Miss Dutton
Did ghost story that was sufficiently