Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-10-27
Maine COLLEGES.
Big Registration at Maine
Medical School.
Great Interest in Saturdays
| Bates Colby Game.
U. Of Maine Eleven Goes Into Scorer
Practce---Saturday'S Game.

Maine Medical School is now nearly
completed, although doubtless a num-
her ne other men will register later on.
of the entering class, one is college
graduate while three others are enter
no the school from the academic de-
nartment Of Rowdoin. Those entering
i from the college are William Edward
| youIands. Jr.. of Biddeford; George
| Parcber Of Ellsworth. and Ralph G..
| Wcbber of Augusta, all three of which
| are members of the class of 1906. There
are but two of the State men in the
| class.
Following are the names of the men
who have registered thus far: Henry
Whitney Ball. Mt. Desert Ferry: Pearl
Everett Peaslee. Thomaston; Charles
Leavltt Curtis, Middleton, Mass; John
Lake Murphy, Bartlett, \. H.; William
Hiram Bunker. Red Beach: Francis
Howe Webster, B. s.. Castine; Clarence
Raymond Simmons, Appleton; George
livery Higgins, Clinton; Ernest Davis
Humphreys, Henderson,; William
Joseph Fahey, Lewiston; Harold Wes-
ton Edwards, Lewiston; Charles Hunter
Youlands, Jr, Biddeford; George Par
cher Ellsworth; Elmer Morse Cleaves,
Bar Harbor; Sidney Eugene Pendexter,
Portland; Walter Irving Merrill, Port
land Ralph Grant Weber, Augusta.
The Second Year men who are back
and registered are as follows: Weth
Smith Mullen Einalhaven; William
Hasty. Thurndike; Edward Percy Will
Jpnv ND QtIl-
b. s, Waldcboro; John Garfield Potter
Providence. r. L.; Ivan Staples, Liner
lex; George Burgess Whitney. Marlbo-
rough. Mass; Harold Whitney Atwood,
Norwood. Mass: Arthur Leon Jones. a.
B., Old Orchard; Ralph Carroll Stew
art. New Vineyards; Henry Wilson Abb
butt Waterville; George Independence
Geer, Westbrook: Harold Hamilton
Thayer. South Paris; George Charles
Frecour. Saco: Harlan RonelIo Whit
ney. Portland; John Hamilton Wood
ruffs, Brunswick.
one Of the greatest honors that has
been conferred on members of the Bow
dom faculty is upon Prof. F. c. Robin
son of the science department. This is
the election of Prof. Robinson to the
presidency of the American Public
Health Association at its convention
held recently in Boston. This associa-
ton comprises the public health Off
Gals of the whole United States,
Canada, Mexico and Cuba, and it has
a membership reaching up into the
thousands, among whom are the most
distinguished authorities on public
hygiene, and the improvement and ad-
vance that has been made i'll grasping
the problem of public sanitation in re
cent years has been in great part due
to the labors of this body.
Prof. Robinson is serving his third
siX-ycar term on the State Board of
Health and has been member Of the
American Public Health Association for
the past Is years. Through his invcn-
tion of a dsinfecting apparatuS-the
first ever produced that was feasible
for Formaldehyde-the process Of dis
Injecting in this country was revolu-
tionized. The association quickly saw
the usefulness of this invention and
through this body representing leading
health boards of the country, the re-
suits of the experiments and discover
| les has been of immediate value.
During the past 10 years Prof. Rob-
| inson has been chairman of the com
| mittee of disinfectants of the asSoCia
| ton and has also served as a member
| Of the executive committee since 1905.
! Prof. Eobinson's election was
| unanimous one. The next annual meet
| ing of the association will be held in
| the City of Mexico. in November. 1906.
Tho training table for the members
Of the football squad was established
the first of the present week and the
| following men are at the table at the
present time: Buttrick. '07: Thomas,
| '0S: Hawkesworth. '06; Hatch. '06;
Haley. OF: Stacey, 90; Sheffield. '06;
| Crowley, 'OS; J. DrummOnd. '07; w.
| Drummond. 'O7: Bass. 'O7; Blair, 90;
Powers. 'O7; Ham, 'OS: Chapman. '06;
Hafford, 'oJ; Redman, 'O7; Blanchard.
| '07: Adams, '07.
| DR. Rice spoke to the students at
| chapel. Thursday morning. very briefly.
| Then. last evening, he gave an illustrated
| lecture on submarine boats. The speak
| er'S intimate knowledge OF his subject
and his particularly pleasing personality
| made the lecture one of more than usual
| interest and value for the students
| AT the conclusion of DIR. RiCc'S lecture
| he rendered general reception IN
| Fiske hall at which the entire student
| body of the college was given Il chance
| to meet and converse with DR. Rice.