Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-01-27
AT BATES.
An Informal Reception
rendered to Dr.. Veditz.
Plans for GIee and Mandolin
Clubs Outlined.
Basketball and Personal Notes at the
College.

Lewiston. Ne. Jan. 2G. (SpcciaD.-
IN informal reception was rendered 1,
Dr. FeditZ, "Wednesday evening. in til,
chapel, by the student lody. Despit,
the terrible condition Of tie weather \
large number Of the students including
many fair coed" came out to bid tn.
doctor good-byc. After a pleasant chal
and few college songs, Mr.. Williams
president of the Senior class called til,
house to order and asked for few r.
marks from representatives of the fac
| nlty and the various clas es in collogn
Professor Jordan Holman '0S. Pendle-
ton. %; Rcdden. 06 ard Holman. '0G
responded. Many sincere tributes wcr,
paid to Doctor NcdiLz no has been
exceedingly popular in Bites. Mr.. Hoi-
n'a.n, 90. a1t": giving the tribute from
MS class. presented The COCtOr. III be
malt or the students III co lcge. with All
elegant gold watch. Pro cssor Nedtz
was quite overcome with emotion a
he happy surprise and re tponded in j
cry telling manner. He paid high
tribute to the courtesy aI:l ability OF
terms of praise of his :olle;. CUES on tho
Faculty. He especially emphasized tlif
devotion and loyalty 10 Bates Of Presi-
dent Chase and the vrnei a bic Professor
Stanton. AT the con- luSi III Of III" doc
tors ren,arks, the students thronSed
around to grasp his hand and bid MIN
GOd-Specd.
The .iltc ana Man. lUiu Club held
their second meeting this year 81:
TUESDAY evening. Mr.. y inslow The di-
rector of the clubs Outlined the work
Of the past three year: md also tho
plans for the SEASON which is just be-
ginning. The outlook is very encourag-
ing. especially in the Mandolin Club. n
better material has saOYn up since tn"
season of '02. The Freshmen are bring
ing good men into The Music Club.
The "CrimSoES' o. the Lewiston Y
VI. &. 4. played ratae" one Side.i
game of baaket-m ! in tho Gym
Wednesday evenii :. The \ NJ. G. y.
team has been recently It 'ngtil'hrd
by the addition i.rohl tn ,plicg5l, o.
Johnson. 81: Wilder. '0S an Frazier.
'GS The collng" men VIII" played ar"
all Freshmen ard w To til" game
Hence the Dl'N; O'SS o. nc StbF"
which resulted in 1. for the crimsoni
to 4 for the boy; ~ 'nn T.ir line ~:
Crimsons-'rcwks b ny l.. I: Wilder,
l. f.: johnson a.: LuunSbury, "a pit. |. b
Frazicr. I. b.
Bates '0S-iirovn. : f.; Iiurncll !. {.
| TnttIc C.; PiIhhar. |. b.; Hepburn
| capt. l.. b.
AIlcn. Bates. 'O6, wns referee, time
20 and II minutes h,Ites
Professor Rand Who has been in i'll
| health for til" past several weeks ha-
| recovered Suth. icnt,y to resume hi.
| work in the college. lie IS still IN 4
| rather feeble condition bu. is ncverthe-
loss slowly improving.
! The altcrndi-s for tie Grbatcrs have
! ben selected. They are Cooper am!
| Stnckwcll from the "a lass and Sa'l"N
| Honncv. Wiggil ana .IaE,cs from III,
| class Of 1905.
A very inpre-siv" se>"i, vas held IN
| tie ..l,ancI at T. NJ. Thursday. The
Dav Of Prayer FOR coil. g, is obScrN-
~ BY educational institl. ions uniVer-
| sally. nr. Dixon If III" J,ugEl"s street
| t,aptivt church. Boston. delivered the
sermon Or. Dixon poke from tn" FOL
| lowing words: Tho Di c!pl"s Ought
| Always to PRAY like LIS. NOR
| impressive ,r :'lcar-c 81 caker is sci
| ,,on heard at The roll"S.. The clergy
mon If Lewiston lnl .ii.bnrn cVintcd
their interest ny repr"s, til 9 the prlh-
| c;l,al churches OF thu cite.