Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-11
BATES COLLEGE.
Glass OF 1903 Elect Officers for Coming
Year-Other Notes.

Lewiston. Me-, June 10.-(SpacfaD-
The election of officers by the c.ass of
1903 took place Monday. At the meet
Ing those to take part in the cless day
exercises next year We're also chosen
Mr.. Theodore \. Lothrop, Lewiston,
was elected president; vice president,
howard Z. Kelley, Saco; secretary,
Miss Lucy l.. Freeman, West Gray:
treasurer, Norris S. Lord, Limerick;
marshal, Edville A. Roys, Lewiston;
chaplain, Mr.. Burton W. Sanderson,
East Waterford; executive committee.
Miss Francis Miller, Lewiston. James
E. Pray, Gardiner, Miss Edna Corn
forth, Skowhegan, and Lester II. Tru-
FAINT of Auburn. Nj. Carroll t. Beedy
of Lewiston was chosen class day ora
tor for 1903. Mr.. Lowell Z. Bailey Of
North Arson viii give the address to
the under graduates: George L, Rams
dell, East Hebron, the address to the
halls and campus. Miss Theresa of
Auburn will give the parting address.
Miss Hazel Douham of Hebron was
chosen class prophet; VIM. w. Reyes
Of Litchfifteld, historian: Miss Kathcr-
inc II. kendIick of Litchfield Corner
will compose the class day ode and
music; Miss Williams, the hymn for
the last chapel and Miss Norton the
music. Mr. Emery II. Purinton of
West BowdOin, Miss Anna l.. Clark OF
Exeter, n. H., Robert a. Brown of
Bowdoin Centre, Miss Albei ia L.
Sharp Of Lewiston ana Arthur i. Jcn-
ninSs Of BoWdoinham will serve us
committee of arrangements for class
day.
The program for the last Bates senior
meeting for 1902 to be held, next Fri
day evening, i'll the Bates chapel, is
now prepared. The Grafton will be
given by j. y. Lodge of Manchester,
Mass; the essay by Miss Georgiana
Lunt Of Auburn; recitation, Miss Ruth
Il. pcttengill Of Curtis Corner; selec-
tions by the senior members of the
Mandolin and Guitar club: selections
by double male quartet. and a man
dolin solo by J. \. Hunnewell, the star
player at the college.
The principal part Of the program
viii be the presentation of Acts III.
and ". of Henry the Eighth" The
latter is the famous court scene. Miss
Julia Il. Babcock will take the part OF
tie old Lady; Miss Annie l.. Merrill
Of Anne Bullen, the maid of honor,
afterwards Queen; Miss Katherine l..
shea. Queen Katherine; Mr.. J. F. Ham
lin, King Henry; }. y. Lodge, Cafucius
s. u. Sawyer Cardinal Wolsey; v. ID.
Harrington, the crier: II. A. Blake, the
LORD chamberlain. Other minor parts
will be taken by other seniors. The
committee in charge consists Of Miss
Wheeler Of Pleria, j. A. HunneWell Of
Eurosophia, and Mr.. Merry Of Polym-
MIA.
Tine judges to decide who of the
seniors should speak al commencement
were Prof. w. II. Hartshorn, Prof. G.
NJ. Robinson ana DIR. A. w. Leonard.
The class Of 1904 elected officers for
the ensuing year. Monday noon. They
were as follows: President, NJ. j. X.
Flanders. Franklin Falls, y. H.; vice
president, Mr.. NJ. l.. Luce, New Vine
yard: treasurer, +. &. Garland, Lew
iston; secretary, Miss Elsie NJ. Rey-
nolds. Liyermore Falls: executive com
mittee. Mr.. John H. Sinclair of Stetson,
Miss Bessie Bray of Auburn, and Mr..
George a. Senter of Windham. n. H..
chaplain. Mr. +. NJ. Holman Of Liver
more Falls; marshal. Mr.. W. q. Wey-
mouth Of Greene, Me. Mr. Judson G.
Briggs of Caribou, was elected Ivy day
orator for the exercises in 1903; toast
master. MI. J. a. David. Chelsea, Mass;
odist, Miss Elsie NJ. Reynolds, Liver
more Falls; composer, Miss Emma
Bray of Auburn.
The class Of 1905 elected officers for
the ensuing year. this noon. in the Po-
lymuia room. MIR. John S. Reed Of
FRYE. Me, was elected president: vice
president, Mr.. i. :. Doyle of Caribou;
secretary. Miss Marion +. Mitchell,
Bangor. treasurer, Miss Mary a. Lin
coin. Meredith. y. H.; chaplain, NJ. ID.
H. Andrews jefferson; marshal, Mir.
Ralph WinsloW. Lewiston; executive
committee MIR. w. l.. Parsons OF New
Portland Miss Mary Alice Bartlett Of
Natick. Mass, and Mr.. ID. f.. Andrews
of jefferson. Mr.. Reed, who was elect
ed president. is one of the most promi-
ncut as we'll as popular members of
Che class. lie is one of the star foot
BAL mon; y good speaker and debatcr,
aud III fact Il strong college man. IN
choosing Mr.. Reed the members of the
class acted wisely.
The students hand book for 1902 has
been revised by Mr.. Reyes, 'O3, ana
Mr.. SroGord. '0l, ana is now ready fO~