Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-15
AT BowDo|N.
Initiation Of the Differ
ent Fraternities.
Work on BIeachers at the
Athletic Field.
Freshmen Perform Stunts as Part oe
Initiation.

Brunswick, Me. oct. 1i.-tSneciaD
Initiated with the Usual ceremonies
These members are made up largely
lege this fail. although there are Il
humber of men coming in from the up
dom with advance sI;lndin" or were
not initiated III previous years for one
reason or another.
The limitations. tonight, varied I
course, in different fr.,ternities, and the
exercises were : crtt-made up of the
ridiculous things, IS well as exercises
Of q more serious nature. The NUM-, :
initiated into the traterrities are a.
follows:
Alraa Delta Phi Nine mon. one
rom the Sophonoi" class and ri"i.t
from the freshman class.
Psi Nine :nc:i. one from the
Junior class. o;ic from the sophomore
class ana seven from the freshmai
cllsS.
Delta Kappa Lpsilun-Ten men. two
from tie Hopnom"le class ana eight
fl ON tn Freshman class.
rhcta Delta chi-F,ight men, all from
til" freshman clas.
Zeta Psi-Thirteon mtn. one from
the sophomore class and Il from the
freshman class.
Delta Ursiion-Fcur men. all from.
the freshman class.
Kappa Sielna-Sev"n rlen. one from
the sophomore Cass and six from th-
freshman class.
Beta Theta Phi-five Inen, al from,
the frcshn,a. lass.
The @ompl~tn list Of the candida ,es
with their fui! names and residences
i'Is already appeared in the Journal.
\ large number of Alumni arrived in
town on the afternoon trains to he
resent at the limitations of the a fer
ent ''fratS." and il LAS late hour, to-
night, when the Testimonials well as
otherS-werv allowed to go to thei,
slumhers.
During the day. today. different
freshmen were performing various
stunts about the campus aiid indeed
about loWn. as a Part of their inita-
ton. Some of them even got SO fai
us the TOrshan fair, where they in
obliged in rather urllslal tricks. TIL
festive goat was also conspicuous
about different fraternity houses, I've
being guarded in front of the different
houses by squads of freshmen durir,;
the day. The men We're arranged ii.
relay one squad doing duty While an
ni At .,S
sept up during the entire day one
squad of freshmen were required to go
two mules out in Tonsham after ore #
these creatures. last evening. and len"
him back to the college i'll order that
they might have the pleasure Of rid
ing on his back. tonight.
Work on the bleachcrs at the nth-
letic field is now well llOiG. ard vii,
I've finished in time for the Maine col
le@e games Of football. This structure
viii have Il seating C pacity OF 500 and
Will be used by tie visiting teams ana
their supporters OH the occasion of ali
athletic contests IN the Whittier field.
This is 4 great improv ament to tho field
in tIr.t it gives chance 70, suitable
accommodations 20 visitors hcra. ut
tiIt same illil" tibiHS treaty. ~ l.lt dl'-
pcar"tnce Of the Whittier field.
TGc structure is so built that it car,
be tnller down very easily ANA stored
under the Grand stand during the Win
ter season. thurs keeping it in good
condition for a long period Of time. NJ,
college in the United States will have
better accommodations for visiting
teams than Will Eowdoin when the i'm
proNcmnnts re completed.