Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-10-04
AT eOWDOiN.
Matters Beginning to Resume the Reg
ular Routine.

less confusion along the various lines
of work as an unavoidable result of the
advent of a new freshman class and
the absence of the senior class that ha
naturally been the leader in the diff
fenent college activities. This condi-
tion of affairs is now rapidly disap-
pearing and the work IN the class room
and elsewhere is beginning to move
along in a systematic manner.
The early DAYS are ones that are not
altogether happy for the freshmen. as
they are required to pass through "a
period which most OF them are likely
to remember, doing various stunts and
giving the upper classmen a good time
and incidentally making themselves
miserable The freshmen, the past
week, have been obliged to wear an I'M
dcrwear white button on their hats as
a sort of insignia of their rank among
the college classes and have been re-
quired to maxi. their purchases of the
sophomores. which has afforded no end
of fun all around.
Tonight was observed as sor: OF
celebration in front of the chapel Il fire
being built and the entire freshmen
class required to be on hand for
speeches and other performances. This
affair Is a kind of substitute for the
annual night shirt parade, which was
abolished, last year.
The following is a correct list of the
| freshman class. this year. previous
| list has appeared in the papers but it
was printed SO soon att"r the opening
| Of the college that there We're a "nmhcr
, OF incorrect statements IN It, The fol-
lowing are the names and addresses as
taken from the registrars books
charles n. Abbott. st. John, y. B.;
james n. Archibald. Jr., Houlton;
R"llh f. G.. Bailey, SkoWheSan; Lo-
reno w. Baldwin, Newburyport-
Mass: Harry Storrs Brigham. Jr.,
K-nncbunkport: Paul f. Buttrick,
New York, y. y; Colin j. Campbell.
Cherryfield: Roy II. Chadbourne, Hal
lowell; H. Is. r. Chandler. West sum
ner: Neal w. Cox. Portland; Earl II.
Coyle, Portland: William J. Crowley,
Bangor: Joseph \. Davis, Westbrook:
Fred V. Ddlavina. Portland; Murray
r Donnen. Houlton: Harvey A. Ellis,
richmond: Herbert G. Foss, Fort Fair
GciG: Louis Garcelon, Lewiston: Ly-
n.nu j. Gray. West sumner; Bowdoin
Oregon. Bath; Frank H. Hammond.
Dntlar;Scutta: Ole Hanson, Bath:
Harry II. Hayes, Bridgton; r. H. Hup-
I.r. Martinsville; Arthur H. Huse.
CainGcn. George P. Hyde. Brunswick;
iIa"ry l.. Johnson. Brunswick; Karl +.
ktlbnrn. Portland: John E. kincaid,
Portland: Roy l.. Kinney. Fort FAIR
Geld: Sturgis r. Leavitt, Gorham
Richard A. Lee, Brunswick; Chester a.
leighton. Portland: Albion w. Merrill.
Rrewer: Maurice p. Morrill, Skowhe-
gan: John f. Monsoon, Medford, Mass;
Benjamin w. Morse. Bath; Clarence
w. Osborne Fort Fairfield; George
Packard. brighton, Mass; Kent Pack
ard, Boston, Mass: David T. Parker,
Bath; Frederick l.. Pennell- Portland;
Paul II. Powers, HOulton: George w.
Pullcn. Jr.. Brewer; Harry w. Purin-
ton. Bethel: Aaron A. Putnam Houl-
ton Shpley w. Kicker. Jr.. South
Berwick: Arthur l.. Robinson, Jr.,
Brunswick; Carl NJ. Robinson. Port
land Clarence p. Robinson. Portland;
Edward T. Sanborn, East MachiAs;
Thomas c. Simpson. Jr., NeWburNpoft'
Mass; Rufus f. Stetson. Damariscot-
ia: Frank n. Thomas Brewer; Hdr-
old c. Weller. Houlton; Nathan ).
Weston. Augusta: Arthur *. Winslow.
Saco; Chester II. Yeaton. Richmond;
Eugene II. Briggs, Auburn; Benz. r.
Briggs. Auburn; Chester q. Clark
Portland: Ralph w. Giles, East
Brownfield; Cornelius F. Donerty,
Rockland: Harry j. JOY. ELLSWORTH:
Ensign Otis. Rockland; Frank ;. PIPER
North Parsonsfield. This list contains
several names of men entering the
freshmen class who have been IN col
lege before, but who are incomplete III
their work because of sickness and
other reasons.
Captain Deming of the track team,
has posted notices of handicap track
meet to be held the third week IN &c
toher This is designed 10 interest the
largest number Of freshmen possible in
track athletics this fall, in order to
work ont the material for the spring
term. All men who are not taking
football nra,ticc are invited to take
mart in the track work. Coach Lathrop,
who has coached the Bowdoin team for
a number of years. is here. and will
look over the mon. He will be at the
from 30 to $50 in the afternoon each
day Some good material is already
in sight from the freshman class.
Leader Pike, of the College Band. IS
hard at work getting his organization
| into shape. The band lost several good
men through graduation. last year. in
| Guiding BRIGHAM, who was the lead
| cr. and these men are distinct loss.
| There ale some good new men on hand.
however. and the band is expected to
| he in good form soon. 1t will doubtless
| be able to furnish music on the occa-
sion Of the Maine College series Of foot
ball games.
| The BowdOin Orient Will elect two
members to its editorial board, tomor-
row evening to fill the vacancies of
| Seth Haley. '06. who is not in college
| and David K. Porter. '06. who has en-
| tered oxford University on the Rhodes
| scholarship. Both of the men are to
be elected from the sophomore class.
| Inc first issue of the year of the col
lege weekly will appear, next Thurs
| day.
| Ut. ttChert Fl. Daintree. we'll known