Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-02-03
BOWDO|N COLLEGE.
Relay Team Picked for Satur-
days Race in Boston.
A Generous Gift for the Department
of History.
Trio of Musical CIubs-Delegates to
Augusta Alumni Meeting.

brunswick, Me-, Feb. 2.-(SpeciaD.-
The team which will run against Mas
sachusetts Institute of Technology at
the annual midwinter meet of the los
ton Athletic Association in Boston,
next Saturday evening. has been
picked. 1t will consist of Harry j.
Hunt, 'O2, of Bangor. Irving w. Nut
ter, 'o3, Of Bangor. Alfred M. q. Souie,
'03. of Woolwich, and Samuel Il. Gray,
'O3 of Old Town. 1t is last team ana
Tech" will have to get out lively
quartet to keep up with 1t. Bowdoih
has, a good record at these II. A. A.
meets and in the past six years has won
FIVE of its races there against Amherst,
Technology and Harvard's second
team. Ansel c. Denning, '05, will also
represent Bowdoin at the meet and IS
expected to win place in the shot put.
Bowdoin's indoor meet will be held as
usual in Town hall in March.
Clement F. Robinson, 'O3, of Bruins
wick, John A. Harlow. '03. of Brewer
and Ernest l.. Brigham, '04, of kenne-
bunk, will represent the Bowdoin T. NJ.
c. A. at the intercollegiate conference
to be held at Toronto late in February
They will be absent two weeks.
The musical organizations, which
nave already given seven concerts.
have several more arranged for the
near future. On Wednesday evening
they will give concert in Memorial
hall. Thursday evening at Auburn. ana
Friday evening at Gardiner. Next
week, the club will take its annual
Massachusetts trip, four concerts be-
ing scheduled. The clubs are both UNI
usually strong, this year. Later in the
term minstrel show will be given in
Town hall for the benefit of the Ath-
letic Association.
President HYDE and Prof. l.. a. Lee
will go to Augusta, this evening, to
represent the college at the fourth an
nual banquet of the Kennebec Bowdoin
Alumni Association. AS usual the as
ISOLATION has also invited an under
graduate to attend, the choice falling
upon G. Rowland Walker. '02, of Port
land. Last year III. II. Cloudman, '01,
attended the banquet of the Augusta
alumni, and Albro E. Burnell, 90 the
previous year.
Prof a. l.. Dennis has received let
ter from w. j. Curtis. Esq, of New
York, in which was enclosed a check
for 5000 for the immediate needs of the
college library in the department OF
history. Mr.. Curtis is the founder of
the class of 1875 prize, and as the
library is not equipped for the study OF
history in the way that Mr.. Curtis
wishes the subject taken up in competi-
ton for the prize. he announced his in
tention at the Bowdoin alumni dinner
in New York. a few days ago, of IN
creasing the facilities for its study.
The present to the library is given in
the name of the class of 1875, of which
Mr.. Curtis was member. The con-
testants for this new history prize are
Anthoine. Carter and Sinkinson, '02;
Abbott. Clifford Coffin. Farley. Fuller,
Martin J. b. Perkins and Robinson, 'o3.
The following candidates were initl-
ated into the Alpha Kappa Kappa fra
ternity of the Maine Medical School,
Saturday evening. the limitations being
followed by dinner: John A. Furnish
of Brunswick, Harry j. Hunt of Ban
gor Charles II. Hunt of Portland. Al
fred G. NJ Soule Of Woolwich, Clifford
H. Preston of Pennington, Silas o.
CIayson of Lisbon Falls. Lon l.. Har-
den of Phillips. Delbert NJ. Stewart OF
Lewiston. Douglas S. Norris of Bar
Harbor, Ward f.. Butler of Bluehill,
Ralph w. GosS of Lewiston.
The Phi Chi fraternity of the Medi-
cal School also initiated, last week, the
candidates being Ralph A. Parker of
South Portland, Edwin w. Gehring of
Bethel. Joseph N. Bernard of Lewis
ton. Linn +. Playse of Skowhcgan.
Robert l.. Almay, Jr, of Salem, aMss-,
Marsters c. Edwards Of Winthrop,
Leonard +. Warren of Lyman. Jere-
miah T.. Mccarthy of Lewiston, Ben
jamin +. Hayden of South Portland
Everett II. Field of Boston, Fred NJ
Smith of Portland, Daniel f. ID. Russell
of Leeds, John II. Wyman of Skowhe-
gan, Irving f.. Mabry of East Hiram
Harm F. Ilsley of Limington. Warner
II. Sherman of Damariscotta, DeFores
s. Day of Jefferson, Harold l.. Emmon:
Of Saco. Harry w. Sampson of Monsoon