The Portland daily press., 1895-09-18
BoWDoiN's OPENING.
Portland Well Represented in the Glass
of "99.''
ESPECIAL TO THE PREss.l

Brunswick, September 17.-Bowdolr
entered upon the 1O3 year of her life this
morning with full list of students anc
with every prospect for most prosper
GUS year. All of the professors, except
Prof. johnson, who is still IN europe,
are on hand ready to begin their dutle
and the faculty will be the same as last
year with one exception, Mr. Rich, '93,
takes the place of Mr.. Mitchell, who Is
on leave of absence.
The familiar faces of '95 are much
missed, and it will take good deal OF
time for their places to be filled by '96
'97 receives two new men, McCallilnl
and Ellsworth who both are studying Tor
the ministry. 9S is increased by the
addition of g. Howard OF Farmlngton,
formerly of Tufts, and Stephen Youn g
of brunswick, formerly of lal9, and son
OF the late treasurer and professor OF
Bowdoin.
The freshmen class promises to be un-
usual in size, but the exact number is
not ascertained. The following is as ac-
curate list as can be made out at pres
ent of the members Of 80.
+. H. Albee, Sheepscott; Blair, Booth n
bay; G. W. Bonney, Lewiston; E W.
Briggs, Pittsfield; W. S. Came, Alfred
+; B. Chamberlain, Bristol; W. b.
P. B. Cleaves, r. S. Cleaves Bridgton
l. G. Coombs, Bath; A. P. Cram, Mt.
Vernon; II. f.. Dana, Portland; f. s.
Dutton, Anson +. A: Fogg, Saco; e.
r. Godfrey. Bangor; d. B. Hall, i. 5.
Hamlin, Brunswick 2. G. Hall, West
brook; A. A. Hayden, Presque, Isle; s.
S. Hill, Searboro; L. T.. JENNINGS, North
Wayne; I, S. johnson. Portland W.
s. s n Kelley Bath; +. W; aa!;g. Lsnoey, Pitts s
Libby, Corrina Centre; II. T. Libby,
stroudwater; H. G. McCarty. Portland
B. W. McKeen, Fryeburg; Z. r. Marsh,
Eustis, Fla. Fl. r. Marston, North An
son; r. S. Marston, Skowhegan; W: =.
Merrill, Newport; H. A. Merrill, Var
mouth; ". B. Moulton, Portland; A: 81.
Mason. Augusta; r. M. Nelson, Calais
Orcutt, Ashland; G. G. Phillips, South
Brewer: W. V. Phillips, South Brewer
S. G. Poore, South Bridgton; R. E.
Randall, Freeport; J. c. Rogers, Jr.,
Pembroke; A. M. Rollins Wesley; G. M.
ounds Calais; J. D. Sinkinson, Port
land; B. A. Smith, Corinna; r. g.
Smith, Brewer; W. =. Smith, Westbrook
". o. Stockbridge, Freeport; G. Sturgess,
Augusta E. F. SWEET, Auburn; r. Fl.
:
Portland; S. Topliff, Evanson. III; V.
M. Usher, Fryeburg; W. F. Veazie,
Bangor; H. H..Webster, Portland; W. 81,
White Jr.,. Lewiston; J. E. Wignott,
Natick, Mass ;E P. Williams, Topsham
C. V. Woodbury., Woodfords; A. 2. Fair
field, Saco; P. B. Churchill, Winthrop,
Mass M. U. Foss. Saco; F. P. Laverty,
Berlin, IN. H.; [. B. Leavitt, Wilton
II. B. Neagle, .Lubec; f. E. Perry, Saeo;
G. n Piner ParsonsfieId: PhiloOn,
Auburn.
The outlook for the football team is
most auspious .-and underTthe efficient
coaching of Mackie of Haryardsand Fair
banks, '95, the Bowdoin football team
of '95 Capt Bates, will surely uphold
her reputation AS the leading eleven Of
Maine and as one of the best eleyens in
the country for d college of its size. The
eleven are practicing daily and there is
considerable material in the freshmen
class which, when developed. will prove
very valuable. saa