Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-10-13
Colby Nofea.

Inc Junior parts have been assigned :.
.o'i'~s; Greek. Mary E. Farr; Latin, Lillian
rie'cher; French, Alice E. Sawtelle Env.
llsh' Charles Pepper and Henry Fletcher
,he case OF assigning Junior part to more
nan ohe student. as in'the case of the Emo
nsh, Is unusual.-The class elections "a b.E
oa"s Isr' are as follows: OF the Ftesbma n
G,sss' A. Gilmore, President; J. E. BurLe
ice PRESIDENT; Miss Aidie True. Seere.
,ary ana Treasurer; G. N. Hurd, Orator: 4.
r wage. Historian: d. W. Hall, Proobe, /.
=; D. simpson, Toastmast-r: A. B Patten.
Loet; II. Il: Hatch. E. P. Koing. NJ. L. Nil.
1er' executive Committee; Misses Antha L.
Hno~i.on' Lucy WinsIow, Elvira C. Hall,
Conini'tee on Odes. Of the Sophomore
lass :, tne Officers are d. F. Smith, President
H. woods. Vice President; II. w Tan.
pan, Secretary ami Treasurer: z l.. Samn.
son, Orator; Miss s. L Moves. Poet. N.
nurnank Historian; E. F. Stevens. Prophet :
n. w. frye, Postmaster; Misses Minnie
bunker, Annie Cummings, Mary R. Tobey.
hattie Parmenter. Committee on Odes ::
Lincoln Oven, c F. Megquier. H E. Farm
ham' executive Committee. OF the Junior
ciass tne off1cers are: John A. Shaw, Presi.
dent; W. Merri |. Vice President: Solo-
mon Gailert. Secretary and Treasurer; R. j.
lllton, Historian: W Is. Sucking. Orator
w. NJ. Cole, Awarder OF Prizes; G.. H. Pep.
per, Poet; j. A Pulsifer. Marshal; Misses
Mary e. Farr, Lillian Fletcher, Alice E
oawtelle, Bertha L Brown, Committee on
Odes; A. H. Brainerd, NJ S. Howes, Henry
rietcher, COMMITTEE on Arrangements-At
the annual meeting Of the Oracle Association
| nei1 on the morning of Monday, the 4th
inst, the following were chosen as officers i:
r IN Inh
Z. Richardson. 81, I'd Managing Z iitor
y. l.: sampson, 'o9, Secretary; E B Gibbs,
90, treasurer. The literary editors of the
Oracle for 'S7, will be chosen by the several
Greek Letter fraternities. The treasurer
reported cash balance of SOL co. AID an
actual balance of Sl57 in favor of the asso-
ciatlon.-Ot the four games of base ball
prayed Dy the Colby team since the COM
nencement OF the year they have lost all
Inc nrst game was played with the Skow-
hegans at Skowhegan, and resulted in a
score OF ID to in favor of the home team
In return game played at Waterville the
score stood 90 8 in favor of the same team
third game has been played between tine
same teams at Skowhegaa and resulted in a
| third victory for Skowhkgan by a score of 8
TO Z. These three victories for Skowhegan
reconcile them in me lsure, TO few such
kames AS Wtr. played last spring between
the same teams, when the score stood 10 to l.
The Colby's suffered a fourth defeat at Pitts
field, at the hands of the Maine Central In
stitute team. The score stood Is to 8. The
loss of the base ball men Of SO, the conse-
quent new men playing upon the nine, and a
lack OF practice, explains the poor playing
| of the season. The Freshmen are negotiate
| ing with the Freshmen of Bates, in order 10
play two games between the mines of the
respective classes upon their respective
grounds. The usual interesting game of
base ball between the Freshman and Sopho-
more Glasses has been played and resulted
in victory for the Freshmen by score Of
% to IL. subsequent game between the
Freshman nine and the Coburn Classical
Institute nine resulted in score of l3 to 10
in favor of the Institute nine. The prospect
ia that the annual rope-pull will again be
omitted.