Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1919-10-03
COLLEGE AND
ALUMNI NOTES

Professor Cady preached at Claren-
don last Sunday.
10. Lyman A. Morhous has been APP
pointed State Student Secretary of the
Y. M. c. A. for Massachusetts, and
Rhode Island, and has begun his duties.
'19 Barbara Russell, who has been
making a short visit on the hill, eX-
poets to leave soon for Boston, where
she will study at the Leland Powers
school of Expression.
Is Mary Buck announces her en-
gagement to Guy Henry of the same
class.
Mrs Agnes Fletcher of Somerville,
Mass, visited her daughter, Madeline
Fletcher '23 last Saturday.
The speaker at the chapel service
next Sunday will be Major John Thorn
as Axton, for eighteen years chap
lain in the U. s. army.
A Student Government meeting was
held in the Hemicycle, Wednesday,
Sept. "a, for the benefit of the fresh
men girls. Elsa Holstrom read and ex-
planned the rules, and the freshmen
signed the Constitution, thereby be-
coming members of the Student Gov
eminent Association.
The first meeting of the Y, w. c. A.
organization was held in Pearsons social
hall Thursday evening, Sept. %. After
a piano solo by Madeline Gaylor Mil
dred Hubbard gave a talk on Friend
ship, phase of college life of which
she showed the true significance, and
the possibilities at the beginning of
new year,
The tickets for the series of lectures
and concerts to be given under the man
agement of the Student Life Commit
tee were put on sale to members of the
college Thursday afternoon. A large
amount of interest must have been
aroused on the campus by the an
nouncement of this course Of enter
tainment, for during the first two hours
of sale more than two hundred tickets
were disposed Of
U. V. M. opened its football season
last Saturday with an easy victory over
Clarkson Tech According to all re-
ports the Green and Gold is represented
by fast and heavy eleven this year
and the prospects seem to point to-
wards one of the greatest gridron bat
ties ever seen in Vermont when the
Blue and the Green clash on Centennial
Field, Nov. p.
The following students have been Sc
lected by Professor Bissell to sing in
the college choir this year Sopra-
nos Prudence Fish, Ruth Joslin, Ger
trude Graves, Ruth Cambridge, Bea-
trice Dumas. Ruth Sargent, Helen
Bolton and Lorinda Hardy; Central
tos: Mildred Hubbard, Margaret Bill
hngs, Hilda Woodruff, Jean Bruffe, Dor
othy Mackey and Karen Carlson; Ten
ors: Guy Coolidge, Lawrence Pierce,
William Huggard, Barney Potratz and
William Cole; Bases: Allen Furber,
Gordon Swan, Hollis Cooley, Lester
Watson, Albert Golnick and Samuel
Thompson.
Midd's football stock scared a little
higher yesterday Wnen lolly Ooou'
star end on the 1916 championship
eleven resumed his studies on the hill
"Tonv" played great game at the
wing position in 'l6 and he will no
doubt prove of great value to Coach
Brown. Before entering the service
Tony" acted as athletic coach OF
Bridgeport, Conn High School
A great deal of surprise is occasioned
by the announcement that Fordham
University is not to be represented on
the gridiron this fall MIDI was to
have played against the Maroon on
October 4, but Manager Woodward
has arranged a game with Boston Col
lege at the Hub for that date. B. c.
is being coached this year by Major
Frank Cavanaugh ex-Dartmouth foot
ball tutor and is reputed to have a
regular "Cavanaugh" eleven.