1897.] maiuder of the Course to make the number reach one hundred Mr. Thomas will gladly adhere to his original promise. WIEEIAMSPORT acknowledges that the students from State and the two bands which accompanied them had full con trol of the town after the game. State College vs. Buckuell, 27-4. The long-expected new fence has been completed and is some what of an improvement over the old one. After the game with Dickinson at Sunbury, Murray, ’99, was elected captain for the season of ’9B. Huber, ’9B, was elected manager of the Banjo Club. A new barn is being rapidly constructed on the site of the one which burned last summer. Regular training for the athletic events held at the mid-winter meet will be commenced at the beginning of next term. The gymnasium and its advantages are open to all students. Many students visited their homes during the Thanksgiving recess, which extended from Wednesday noon, Nov. 24, until the following Saturday evening. At a meeting of the Athletic Association on Monday evening* Nov. 29, the following men were elected to offices in the baseball department: Manager, Haehnlen, ’99; marshal, Haldeman, ’99; committee, Albert, ’9B, Harding, ’99, and Cartwright, ’OO. The Week of Prayer for Colleges held annually by the Y. M. G, A. was conducted, by the association here during the week beginning Nov. 14. Meetings were held each evening out the week. A revised edition of Professor G. G. Pond’s book for begifniers in. Chemistry is expected from the press of J. B. Eippincott & Go, before the trouble begins next term. Miss Ruth M. Streeter, who was stenographer for Dr. Frear two or three years ago, has been engaged to fill the position of stenographer for the College, made vacant by the resignation of Mrs, Fleming. G, T, Wade, ’Ol, and N. W. McCallum, ’99, were awarded the Frkb Dance) prizes for the best short stories submitted durihg College Notes. & & j* CORTEGE NOTES
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