Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-12
AT BOWDOIN,
Week Strenuous Under
Whispering Pines"
Real limitations Will Occur on
Friday Evening.
Gossip of the Campus and Other

for the men who ar TO be initiated in.
to the different frdtc"nities of the col
lese. Each of the eight different chap
tors at Rowdon will initiate thei,
pledged members from the freshman
class ana other Glasses on Friday night
of this week, and since Monday III,
different delegations have had ccca siol
t. realize that life is not all Il dream
And what is mrr, The worst is vet t,
come, rs the crosses which the different
victims have to bear will increase a,
the days go by from now until tn,
end.
Frdsv will see the usual perform
ances that are annually carried out b,
the flHtCrCitics. ami in the evening vii
occur the real Intuition. at which tim,
many alumni will b" lack and one o
the bost cnioy.Ihl" occasions OF tn
college year viii tax" place. The diff
ferenI fra ternitics will initiate mem
herS. as follows
Alpha Delta Phi-From 1907, GeOrg
Albert Bower. Auburn: from 1905. Johl
Franklin Robinson. MedfOrd, Mass
HoWt'oin n. Gregsnn, Bath: Edward
Talbot Sanborn East Machias: Frank
Howard Thomas. Brewer: Harvey An
dtrson Ellis. Rocklani: Arthur Lincoln
Robinson. RrunsNirk; Bernard James
McGraw, john Eugene Mudgett. Ban
SOr.
Psi Epsilon From 1906. F,dvie Ger.
hardt Abbott. NJ. ~. Portland: from
1891, Francis Robbins Upton. Jr.
Orange. y. j.; from 1908. Herbert
Storrs brigham. Jr., kennehunk; Neae
Willis Cox, Portland: William James
Crowley. Bangor: Arthur Harold Ham
Livermcrc Fails: Chester Adams
Leighton. Portland: Kent Packard
jamaica Plain. Mass, David Taylor
Parker. Bath.
Robert Alexander COny. Augusta
Charles Penney Kinsman, Augusta
from 1908. James Nelson Archibald
Houlton: Colin joseph Campbell Cher
ryfield: George Palmer Hyde. Bruins
wick: Albion Weston Merrill Brewer;
Clarence William Osborne. Fort Fair
field: George William Pullen. Jr.,
ton: Carl Merrill Robinson, Portland.
Theta Delta Chi-LorenZO Wilson
baldwin. Newburyport. Mass; James
Mitchell Chandler, Jamaica Plain
Mass: Joseph Albert Davis. West
brook: Roy Luther Kinney. Fort Fair
field: George Packard. Brighton, Mass
Harry Woodbury. Purington, Bethel;
Thomas Charles Simpson. Jr. New
buryport. Mass. Christopher Toole, Jr.,
Bangor.
Zeta Psi-From 1901. Harold Vinton
Gnodhue. Fort Fairfield: from 1908,
Hiram benjamin Tuell Chandler. West
summer: Ralph Augustus Curtis, Free
port: Murray Gushing Donnell. Houl-
ton: Charles Edward Files. Cornish;
George Herbert Foss. Fort Fairfield:
lay Lyman Gray. Lubec: Roscoe Hen
derson Huppcr Martinsville Karl
Bray <iIborn. Portland; Maurice
Palmer Merrill Skowhegan: Paul Hus-
scv Powers, Houlton; Rufus Edwin
Sr"tson. Dnmariscott: Frank Pearl
Might. R"ckland.
Delta Upsilon--HarTy Hermon Hayes,
Bridgton Charles Harlow Creme,
Eriigtnn: John Everett Kincaid. Lew
iston: Shipley Wilson Kicker, South
Berwick.
Kappa Sigma-From 1907. Charles
Francis Thomas Caribou; from 1908,
William Floyd Jude, ELLSWORTH; James
Blaine Lamb. Lewiston: Frederic /;
Valentine Delavino, Portland: Earle
Howard Coyle, Portland; Charles
Perrin Robinson.
Beta Theta Pi-Arthur Fl. Huse,
'amden: Nathan T. Weston. Augusta;
o!e Hanson, Bath; Richard A. Lee.
Brunswick: William Fairclough. Ricn-
mpnd; Ray H. Chadbourne, Hallowell.
The football team left on tho s o'clock
train, this morning. for Amherst where
they will meet their old rivals nj foot
ball, tomorrow. The team went away
III very good shape. although Quarter
back McGraw will be distinct loss in
tonorrow's contest, lie having been i'll
for tie past few days. Otherwise than
this the team is in good form.
IL Is not anticipated, however that
boWuoin will win the game. as /: is
wei! known that Amherst has one OF the
best elevens to be found 1t is hoped
aug believed, nevertheless. that the tam
VIII make good showing against Am
herst, as it has in the other games of
me year. The lineup will probably be
Siill!ar to that of the past few games,
aLthongh it is possible that some little
chahSe may be made.
AS 4 result of the recent question as
~ me class standing Of different men in
cohege. notices have been posted by the
resiStrar concerning the matter AT the
.liie OF the recent baseball games be-
."een the sophomore and freshman class
(: d discussion was raised as to the eli
sunny OF certain men to play on their
parelcuiar team. The men were played
S ao~sser. and the probability is that it
u tha i.ot make any particular difference IN
ny issutt or the games.
..and;I eit, however. tina. the exact
ss sdnus OF a man in his classes should
80 az mine what class teams he NAV play
t III az well as in other matters. with
o',t f, ~ m view notices have been sent
in onlInno me registrars office that men
i IN 70 e. must play or teams accord
ing to the heS c standing sit in chapel accord
EN- c s,,s and indeed. enter in ali phases
% oton r9e NE according to their exact
5. ,,,aH Eat at the present timeMwba fever
II may =. nave been in the mast The n,,cs-
luz aIisen oy men who have entered