The Republican journal., 1886-04-08
Maine Matters.



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in 1S75 Nc yos rntannd hy fl" Faculty., ~ prG.
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III ~ th D. I'hri.tinn i-min,, r,
. short tin,n .,ft,, ,al nn,ra,,oJ h, +io Tn.m1t
of iI,rvar t',Iio',a prnfeSsn !, IN u"n,i,;
way q vmnasiIm , nosition that he iii. at The
present time and since his connection with that
college has been the means of introducing his
system OF gymnastics IN ABOUT seNchty-hNe M
.'iH'iohS or learning throughout the country,
lhniudlng the leading Syhfasiums-
lhr old gymnasium ana apparatus WIN
Wnith Ifoii sargent li'I 10 WORK We're some
Mhh' hhltrd' ann u Nas que " NJ eHorts more
,ih W .ne o'ilnt hNG'i t,lt an iilltTes' III ati-
i't'S N;s iiaii'tli'u. NohscIuehilN Wheil ne
lGil NE puldihS lell mo ulSuSe 3s gymnasium
p'll II was aitet"ar"S use,! aS laboratory ana
lll,r ~ colle@t sports nlea OUT ma It was
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'"' n'Iu " 7!hi tii'' 'ie o',i iieIeSl was
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NnH 7ioou, ilu ~ e",n pH stN eIal III,
IL il'Sl> "t l,,e Go'gSe Nns st i tc''' iiiu
~ "a d"o rI'oiu ~ one Her eale amount
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| lockers and bath rooms. fine latter iurludinu n
shower hath room lfNS. BY ascending the
| NihdlhS STAIRS AT me south END the apparatus
room on the second ioor Is reached.
| ms room Is ooNSo tect III SIZE, ana the floor
i >pchdld one anG like the Others of the
building. all OF the best of birch laid straight
ana pGflrc' III every particular me space N
>iuc tiic h'aNN lliafS Is 2oNo' 1ret, ana IN ths
room i WhrfG Ir9l. sargent VIII put in the ap-
| PafatuS' Nhifh VIII ro>t Slooo. Al "1 winch ne
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mas expressed ms readiness 10 come and put il
III a> soon aS IltH are ready. ~ VIII consist OF
dumn pcilS. ln'ilah clubs. striking bags, ball
pulleAS' rowing machines. Naultns bars, hori-
l"hi't' anu laral'tl OARS ana otlef hecc>Sltles
f"r the proper development Of the muscle.
Above tllIS iioor Is the running track six feet
| Nile' ana ihlflN ial,S constitute m'ie.
ne walls OF the building are sixteen inches
Hrrr, nnlSnt" IN thG best style OF face brick,
ahu Nh'Ie u would pc supposed mat II would
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COWS are hhiShtd IN "liNr %rrcl' ana the Sa>hes
a'F S'"'l'u i''lae, painted OUTSIDE b'ack' ana
iln io"r: ana Stalfc nnlShcd IN on.
n 9N', nfiei history OF lht gymnasium
ol lorhlef years: ana a correct description OF
l,"" lII nc" IHil''''Sll'ih' Il hlllldlhS thal boWdon
,oIie@e mas sadly needed Tor years. lroi.
difference i'll the sporting history of the college.
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D.. b.. p,,,,..t
hioI h'h. hui'hti Oh ihe falrht'I Jonfnai'
| i''rhtl! accompanied Il drirgalloh oi odd Fti-
10y ~ i'rA'tl' IN W'HIaS up the UP ne
I'II. ol toWli hte'ii" heid III lle rars " ME
Wnti"- - ioi 'lin uaih on 'llr heh'o'l siue' AN
nnpIoln'Iu Town mGellhS WaS helh lof the
Town ol benlon, I" h"lp out those who We're
% l>ntu "h lleir rr@u'af lheeting. ". >;
'i"opuiN Wa 'nu>ch .ch inonGr","r. l. y: iieaio
i"'Ieu 'ile riH 9i lf"u,'' ailo 'ii'i'nru that he
han ~ ni>r"Nrr1d ti>>'G halot>. ~ beh'on naS
"MntH 'trh i'l'''ol! ht'i'ocr"'l'' 1t was decia-
eu iIl4l lhe pTofr'dlhSs were regular and IN
4'folHaiitt WIN 'tillocIltlc pftcrutnts. Hiram
T.. urh was chosen collector and allowed If
i'eh per cent: l"f piuoklmS thr LAST Benton
pGnlHe' zen Io ior llhp"l ana residents OF
hIl.i>iohe iihi' alu hothimg Ior bthtoh
fams w, '"A..ltdNerS: ote!' 10 aH"W the DUKE
1l iIi'Pol 70 WISH f"irHeu weekly on >atuf-
gay 70 Nril MS eggs u accompanied by 4 po-
tl'ehah. oitH 70 puma IhlrlN-hlhe bridges
n1Nrrh benton faIl> ana lInpot landing.
o'rH 10 exempt Lold N>hur Barton from all
l"No> l"r 'he next tiiree wears or as lohg a
th Dixie T o n Tpn "' ,t ny r4NFn nh 'r'9o Goe% I'd
''' 'ii' Nv we &c tii'u no suspicious
lon iuu~. Voted thai thc woo,l-hauIcrs of
East Benton he made to give six feet for a
w: ~ N"o"' ilN'c'" 81 I'VE a> l"W, any nau
,nu't may M uiN Nt''i'eIi No''n iiNt "o"af
lol iir ii'o"'Iaor' 'h" au,ouFhc" JuSt rs thc
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| SliREWD OLD GENTLEMAN.
.I-ncIc Stead" i vb,t tbnv c,II.J sbr4v,l
old gentlemen who ,,snd t Ii,. in vintLrn,, a
little way out of 1hn yi,~, I'M thn siI,,' If III,
noud ucar Rralti,Id one Of his frIIoyv Gilt
lcus WA, A man named Invr;ny Tu,I,. stn,l
mi Ioy,.iov in thp liII,~n nn, III, .nI S,iI +,
him: .IoIriuy. there's , Moor woman i've.
on on thn n,l,tr IF III. to,vn tL,t nnnI. I'm,
nrnyi>iunS I'M wilIinm tn .um,I, bnr h,It
tino. thr sim tn hnr \nw ri Ln, h,,. - Iar