Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-26
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Junior Class Decides On
Dedication Of Bug'e.
First Appearance Of The Bow.
doin Quill Magazine.
The Bradbury Debaters and Various
Other College Notes.

Brunswick, Me. Jan. 2J.-(SpeciaD.
The Junior class held Il meeting in
Memorial hall this afternoon, to dis
Cuss business of various kinds. one
of the matters brough up WAS that OF
the dedication OF the Duglc, the an
Hual publication of the Junior class.
The matter was settled. but the name
Of the man thus honored will not be
made public at this time.
Among other matters pertaining to
the Bugle was that of making the final
arrangement of date when the copy
shall be in the hands Of the editors.
The class also made assessment for
its last years expenses.
Manager Arthur o. Putnam Of the
baseball team, arrived at college. yes
terddy, after prolonged Illness at
his home in Houlton. He has already
begun vigorous work in the matter of
the King Pepper rchearssts. which
in his absence had been allowed to lag
somewhat. ana which resulted in dis
enlargement III the matter of the pro-
ductiOn Of he opera by the college stu
dents.
The illness of Manager Putnam and
OF Ryan. 'O5. leader of tn" Glee Club.
who had a prominent part in the opera,
has caused the postpOnement that has
already been chronicled in the papers,
but now tnat both are back at their
work, the prospects are the brightest
and there seems to be no doubt that
th.l ,e.t
successful manner.
In the trials for the Bradbury de-
baters. which were given in yeSter-
day mornings Geographic rcpurtS Of
the different papers. an incomplete list
OF the dcbaters were given. only the
three affirmative speakers and the
two alternates being stated. There
we're II men in the trials. and the com
plet" list Of men who will compete in
the Bradbury debate are as follows:
Anirmativc-lIarry T.. Mitchell 0s:
Brunswick: Leonard A. Pierce. '05
lloultun; Fulton J. R",!nlan. %. Paw
tnckct r. l.. alternate Charles l..
FavinSrr. '06 Frederiva. nel. Negative
Edwin LaForost Harvey. %. Bethel:
Oscar Peterson, '06, Strong: Henry P
Erody 'O6, Jackson, alternate. James
~ Emery. '0l. Bar Harhor As has beer
stated three speakers and am alternate
will be chosen from this number to de-
bate Amherst Ill the annual intercol-
l,giatc debate
The first number % the BoWdOiI
Quill the Coll"g" literary magazine. I'M
cor its new board Of editors, has made
ITS appearance and is l most creditaol,
numh"~. Among other things. i'll tn:
number is the announcement Of the
election If Philip Roy Andrews. OF, o
kcnnebunk. to the editorial board o.
the magazine
Among the literary numbers are tw'
contributions from tn" alumni. OIL,
from the pen of p. C. clifford. 'oS. ~
Henry WadSworth LoEcGellow, and
second entitled "Multunr Farvu. from
the pen of l.. Y. Wake. also of th'
class. Of '03. The story from the under
. graduate body is written by w. }
Norton of the class o. ;"c5: and is en-
titled "A Strange Dream.
The poems If this number are three
q, number. The first is entitled The
/; Breakers" by e. w Snow. 'oi. anothe
Sfttlrdr"Lost. StraNed. or Stolen. D,
James ~ Emery. '05. and the thi"d i
called "Morniu. AMI Evening. anu 4
by James W. Srwail. il, %.