Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-05
AT B0WDoIN.
Initiation Of the Medical
School Fraternity.
Indoor Baseball Practice Will
Begin, Tuesday, at Gym.
Section A pebaters Will Be the Attrae'
ton, Tonight.

brunswick, Ne, Dec. 4.-(Specia)-
The annual initiation OF the Aip"d
Kappa Kappa fraternity OF the Medi-
cal school took place at the 1ratefhltS
hall in this town, Saturday afternoon
and proved itself a very enjoyable oc-
casion. The affair concluded with
dinner at New Meadows Inn IN the
.veninp at which some 40 covers were
laid.
E,,eyen men were received into the
chapter 10 from the first year studeht9
and one from the second year stuue'i'7'
af,er dinner the evening was gwen
up to speeches and scnerdl sooh nm
The toastmaster WAS Charles II. HUM
~ Portland, who Is member vi nv
.,,ss graduating from the Meolcai
,ool the present year. The speclai
lest of the evening was Granh frtSi-
Int Cook Of Concord, y. H., VINO Is at
the head of the q chapters or Alpha
Kama Kappa IN America. Dr. COOK
w,. among the speakers OF the even
Ing Among the other speakers were
Dr F.. l.. Fuller of Bath. DR.. Donneii
NJ Rath. DR.. Hutchins Of Rulnrord
Ealls DR.. Cummings of Lewiston, ana
II C,iddines of Gardiner, of the
second wear class. The next convention
of the fraternity Will be hciu al
c,nnati Dec. 80 and 81. at which II Is
expected Theta Chapter VIII De wen
represented. n.soip
indoor baseball practice at Bo"doiii
will be gin, Tuesday, under the nler
tion OF ex-Captain cox, 80" uoiii
star pitcher of the past two years "ho
is now a student in the Medlcai schooi'
The mon are divided into four squads
and will meet three times week. wv
of them Tuesdays. Thursdays ana FIJI
DAYS. and two. Tuesdays, THURSDAY
Saturays. There are about 40 men III
the four squas.
There Is some very promising mate
rial in the squads, this year-pettei
than for a number of years. ASIDE Holii
the pitching timber. Here the team
will he weaker than last year, OWING u
the loss of Cox, who is well known Is
a wonderful man. OF course IL Is dilo-
Rether too early to form anything iilorc
than n general idea as to what thc
foam will he like. but the wise ones
cav the fielding of the team ought 10
DO ,;,t-.dped Green is doubtless the
host h,ckstop material, he having held
Tim. nosition on the Varsity three
~, 400 IIe has been out of college
for the pasl two years. but mas re-
turned to the Medical school, TINS year
Don White will be at his Old place
without doubt and for other lnh'io ~"
sitions there is an abundance OF NIT
rial with Crowley. McGraw, Mitche'i:
Uodgsdon. Abbott and a NUMBER u
other men.
Tho ou,feld ought to he a fast one with
such men as Capt. Clark. hrlGSS' NUE.
man pike and other men. 1t Is not h"""h
as vet who will coach the team MS
will probably be settled at tn" next meet
Ing of the athletic council when VIII pe
hsId In about two weeks. "A number OF
Mon are bcin, talked of at the present
time.
Sec,iou A of the debating course VIII de-
haze this evening on tn" question. Nc
.oIved That in Municipal Elections lhere
should BE a Property Qualification Not
Exceeding 500" The affirmative vii! DE
,,,,a,d nv Norton '03 and Danren. 90.
The negative will be by Wing. 10. ana
Redman. o.
The Massachusetts Club is considering
the matter Of giving banquet IN BOSTON
during the Christmas recess. "A similar
,arouet was given, last year, and II Is
h.I,cved that such "A step will he taken,
the present year. If such a dinner Is xiv
ON , number of Bowdoin alumni and MEM
No.. ~ the UNDERGRADUATE body and in
yited guests will be entertained