Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1920-10-15
COLLEGE NOTES

Miss Charlotte McDonough OF Stowe
has been the guest of jamie Mead "a.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. S. Gaylor visited
their daughter Madeline Gaylor ~
this week
Leslie c. Moyles % left Thursday to
spend the weekend with his parents
at St Tohnsbury.
Webster E. Miller, of the Class of
1917, was admitted to the bar in Yer
mont last Thursday.
A. w. Quackenbush 2S left Thurs
day to spend week at his home at
Cornwall Lon theH Hudson.
Rev Donald Frazer of Wells River
VT, was the Chapel preacher, at the
vesper service on Sunday
General Johnson, Colonel Shearer
and Colonel Gibson were recently
guests of Ruth Johnson 81
Miss Ann Mullin of West Rutland
has been the guest of Katherine Blon-
din at the Maison Franchise.
Mr.. Berne Sherman &c. has return
ed to Chicago after spending the last
two weeks in and around Middlebury.
r. Maurice Stephan ex-23, has ac-
cepted a position as teacher of Latin
and French, with the Irving School at
Tarrytown.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. T. Wade of Rut-
land, were Sunday guests Of their
, son, Leighton T, Wade, a member of
the junior class.
Roscoe Dake Is, who is now Vice
Principal of Troy Conference Academy
at Poultney, w. was a visitor here
over the weekend.
Hollis G. Cooley, instructor in the
math department, has recovered from
an attack of blood poisoning and is
able to keep his class appointments
Recent alumni visitors on the Hill
are: D. W. Reid 90 John Lynch ex-'1S,
P. D. Locklin 90 Fred Jones 10, Ray
mond Farnham 20, and DR.. c. /.
Leonard '95,
Prof Cady is supplying the pulpit
at the Congregational church in Or
well, and Prof Dawson has been sup
plying at Shoreham during the absence
OF the pastor.
William R. Cole %, of Orleans, VT,
has been elected Athletic Editor Of
the Kaleidoscope Board, to take the
place of Donnelley '23 who did not
return to college.
Miss Janice Mead '23 has returned
from West Rutland where she acted
as bridesmaid at the McKelsey-Lamp-
here wedding. Mrs. Lamphere was
Doris McKelsey eX-'20.
At the first regular meeting of the
Press Club held last week over twenty
students were present to consider plans
for the year Professor Dawson is the
Faculty representative on the Club
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Shepardson OF
Reading, Mass. were weekend visi-
tors on the hill, being entertained by
their sons, Robert and Roland, who
are members of the senior and sophie
more classes respectively.
Roland J. Darby 81, President OF
the Undergraduate Association, and
Rogel Hall %, treasurer of the same
organization. have returned to college.
They were unable to return for the
opening OF college, having employment
which lasted over for few DAYS.
At a meeting of the senior class held
Thursday, the following officers were
elected for the year. President ] W.
Mead of Rutland; vice president, Miss
Lillian Deans of North Adams, Mass;
secretary, Miss Katherine Mara of
Passaic, n j.; treasurer, William
Meacham OF Morrisville, VT.
The men pledged by Alpha Sigma
Phi are: Ernest Adams, Bridgeport,
Conn Edgar Austin, Margaretville, N.
y. Harvey Coates, Lynn, Mass, Don
aid Doe. Franklin, Mass, Kenneth
Doe, Franklin, Mass, Harold Durkee,
Lynn. Mass, Lester Klimm, Hartford,
Conn, Michael Lorenzo, Bridgeport,
Conn, and John Way, Swampscott,
Mass.
AS result Of the Pledge Day held
last week by two of the five fraternities
in college, fourteen freshmen were
pledged The other fraternities will
not send out bids until the opening Of
the second semester The men pledged
to Kappa Delta Rho are: Arthur Con
nor OF Ellenvlle, n. Y. Reginald Cook
of Mendon, Mass; Robert Doolittle
Fleischmann, n. Y. Reginald Savage,
Newport VT; Arthur Witham, Lynn,
Mass
The seven men and four women in
the freshman class together with one
transfer bring the total number of
people in college who hail from Rut-
land or immediate vicinity up to thir-
ty-three, twenty-three men and ten
women The members of the entering
class from R. H. S. are; Clarence Bots
ford Bruce COOLIDGE, George Peck,
Gale Spaulding Charles Voss Payson
Webster, and Misses Erminie Ostiguy,
Anna Wilkinson and Ruth Quigly. Cy-
rus Perry of Rutland enters from N. Y.
Military Academy and James Uunt
has transferred from Norwich as a
sophomore.
At meeting of the baseball men
called by Manager Fred Brigham