Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-13
eowDoIN COLLEGE NOTES.
Y. m. c. A. Northumberland mi
tiations.-The Coal Supply.

Brunswick. Me-, Oct 12-(SpeciaD-
The annual limitations of the eight diff
ferent Greek-letter fraternities repre-
scented at Bowdoin will be held next
Friday evening. AS usual many
alumni will be back. The entering
class is so large and of such fine ma
terial that all the fraternities are well
pleased with their new delegations.
Al III, cling OF the Orient board.
last y eel. }. ". Frost. '04 of Topsham.
and \. l.. McCobb, 'o5. of Boothbay
Harbor. We're elected to the board 10
ill the two vacancies. George c.
PUrirton. '0I. of Pennington, has re-
signed from the board.
Samuel r. Dana, '04, of Portland
who was elected baseball manager for
next spring, has resigned and his sue
cessor will be chosen at a mass meet
ing this week. Andy p. Havey. '03.
who was captain of last spring $
championship nine will again lead the
team. next spring.
There are % Bowdon graduates do
ing work i'm the professional and
graduate school at Harvard, this year.
OF these, IL are in the law school. of
the "A Young men who will take the
Maine bar examinations at Augusta.
this month, 3 are graduates of Bow
doD.
Prof. Geo. f. Little has been APP
pointed delegate from BOwdoin to the
annual conference of the New England
College presidents. 1t is held. this
wear. at Middlebury College, Middle
bury, Vermont. Professor Dennis will
represent the college at the Inaugural
ton Of President Wilson at Princeton,
next month.
Farnsworth G.. Marshall '03. of Port
lard. and Harold w. Robinson, '0i, of
Auburn. represented the Bowdoin
chapter of the Delta Epsilon fraternity
at the annual convention at Marietta.
Ohio. last week.
At a meeting of the Mandolil-Guitar
club. the resignation of NJ. 5. Wood
bury. '03. as leader, was accepted. and
j. A. Greene. '03. was elected in his
place Woodbury. is obliged to resign
because of a press of other duties. Leon
v Walker. 'O3. is leader of the Glee
club. this year, and Jesse d. Wilson.
'03. is manager of the two organiZa-
tons.
Various alarming reports have been
circulating in regard to the coal sup
ply Of the college. These are without
foundation. for the college will find no
difficulty in getting all the coal it needs
to run the heating plant. The only
cause for alarm is the price that mas
to be paid to get this coal.
49, The annual reception to the fresh
man class by the Bowdoin Y. NJ. c. a.
was held in Bannister hall in King
chapel Thursday evening. The aifalr
was largely attended by all classes
and was one of the most successful re-
ceptions ever given at old BoWdoih.
The members of the entering class were
piycn a hearty welcome to the joys OF
tho old college and made to realize the
responsibilities which they were to
share. The Bowdoin College orchestra
discoursed sweet music during the eve
ming and light refreshments were
served. The speakers of the evening
were Pref. Henry Leland Chapman and
Prof Franklin C. Robinson from the
faculty. The address of welcome was
delivered by Donald +. Mccormick. '03.
of Boothbay. the president of the Y. Nj.
&. A. and the other speakers were lrV-
ing w. Nutter. 'O3. of Bangor. Ath-
letics:" Clement +. Robinson. O3. OF
Brunswick. Literary Life Andy r.
Havey. 'o2. Of West Sullivan. and Sell
den Osgood Martin. '03. of Foxcroft.
The affair was successfully carried out
unler the auspices of the social com
mjttce. composed of the following stu
dents: Chester T. Emerson, 'oi. of w.
Alton, n. H.: chairman: Philip {.
Clarke. o. of Portland: Daniel l.
Gould, 'oS, of Wolfboro. n. H.: Henry
G.. Farley. 'O3. of Portland; Clifford E.
Lowell, 'o3 of Westbrook.