Daily Kennebec journal., 1903-02-28
U. OF NJ. NOTES.
New Battalion officers.-A Tennis
Leaaue.-AthIetics

Orono, Me-, Feb. 27.-(SpeciaD.- The
following recommendation for APP
pointments as field and staff officers.
have been made by Captain Amos Fl.
Martin. 18th Y. S. Inf. commandant of
the Cadet Battalion at the University
of Maine:
Major commanding battalion Fred
Collins; major and chief Of staff. Paul
d. Simpson; captain and adjutant.
Ralph NJ. Conner, captain and or
nance officer, f. l.. Douglass: captain
and signal officer, M. G. Wiley; SER
geant major, T. Ci Herbert; quarter
master sergeant, r, II. Pearson: color
sergeant, G. :. BrAnn; ordnance SER
geant. r. W. +. Kingsbury; principal
musician, G.. |. Soderstrom.
Line Officers-Co. A., Captain. E. A.
Porter; first lieutenant V. E. Ellstrom;
second lieutenant, w. c. Loud; first
sergeant, l.. |. Johnstone. Co. B., cap
tain, +. c. Hartford: first lieutenant
Fl. K Croeker; second lieutenant. S. c.
Dinsmore: first sergeant f. j. Fifield.
Co. c., captain, r. E. Mullaney; first
lieut. tenant, c. S. Everett, second lieu
tenant, HI. d. Whitney; first sergeant.
E. S. Broadwell.
For the present at least the com
panies will drill but once a week and
recitations will be held for the com
missioned and non commissioned of
ficers at 4.30. Friday and Thursday
nights.
The Glee and Instrumental Clubs
went to Charleston, Thursday where
they gave a concert under the auspices
of the Higgins Classical Institute. On
March 5. there will be concert in Old
Town by the clubs and there will un-
doubtedly be a large attendance from
the college.
A meeting of the Maine Intercol-
legiate Athletic Association will be held
in Waterville, Saturday. March 2S.
Ralph 7. Hopkins, manager of the
track team, will be the representa-
tive from the U. of NJ, and s. c. Dins-
more. manager of the team last year,
will also be in attendance.
At recent meeting of the executive
of the Athletic Association
the matter concerning the formation
Of Maine Lawn Tennis Association
was considered. The subject is being
quite strongly agitated by Bates and
Bowdoin and it is not at all unlikely |
that (. of Nj. will enter into such a |
The proposed constitu-
ton was brought before the committee
for approval and several of the articles |
were accepted. There seems to be some |
necessary para graphs lacking in the
as presented at this time |
and there will have to be more or less !
revision before final adoption.
Invitations have been received upon |
the campus for an informal party to be |
given in Alumni hall, Friday evening, |
March 6. by the local chapter of |
Sigma Chi.
On Saturday evening. Feb. 2S. there |
will be basket ball game in the gym
nasium between the Freshmen team |
Of the University and the Freshman !
team from Colby The play will be /
by a dance beside the usual |
game being assured.
Arrangements for the annual Junior |
promenade are under way and it is ex-
pected to make this affair excel if pos |
sillle those of former years. At re- |
cent meeting the class voted to hold |
the dance in Bangor but the date was |
left to the committee to decide upon. |
Chas. |. Day was elected floor manager !
and the following committee chosen |
to have charge of the affair: p L. !
Bean, e. r. Berry, f. c. Clifford, Fl. |
ID. Haley, and l. NJ. Bearce.
Work on the 1904 Prism is being |
pushed along as fast as possible with |
the result that this year there will not |
be the delay in the publication that |
has been customary in the past few
years. The engraving as in the past
will be done by the Suffolk Engraving
Co. of Boston while the contract for the
has been let to the kennebec
Journal Print of Augusta. There will
be several new features in this years
book, the drawings will be more nu-
merous and varied, and the size of the
book will be very much increased.