Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-05-20
eowpoiN COLLEGE NOTES.
Of Assistant Liorarian-o|
Banquet-Pub Publications.

brunswick, Me, May 19.-(Special).
F. II. Whitmore, who has been as
sistant librarian at the Hubbard IL
brarv eince 1901, will close his work a
Bowdoin. at the end of the precent col
Iege year. The resignation Of Mr.. Whit
more is the subject of much regret at
Bowdoin, as during his years here his
ability and courtesy have won him the
esteem of all the men in college. Mr..
Whitnore is Harvard graduate in the
class of 80, preparing for college in the
Gardiner, Me-. High school. After
graduating he took a two years course
in the New York State Library School
at Albany, and in 1901 received APP
pointment as assistant at the Bowdoin
library as before stated. Mr.. Whit
more resigns in order to accept the po-
siion of librarian at the Brockton,
Mass, Public library.
Tie banquet of the sophomore class,
which will take place. tomorrow even
ing, will have the following program:
Fulton Jarvis Redmond of Pawtuckct,
r. j.. being POSTMASTER and the follow
ing toGsts will be responded to:
What / Remember Of Halloween
Ensign Otis, EOckland
Faculty Regulations
Charles ". Snow. Spruce Head
The Ladies'
'Wn,. Earenc Speaks. Washington. D. G.
Harry L. Rrown Wcstbrook
Our Phi Beta Kappa Prospects"
Earle III. McAlichl"l Eost Boston
"Loa!ins an Occupation
Annie Il. Roberts, Portland
Our Past Years Hist Ory."
Paul p. Blanchard. Oldtown
1.-The Glass of 1907
Joseph g. Drummond. Portland
AS a result of the doubtful weather
and the damp condition of the tennis
courts, it was decided, late last eve
ming, to set the IntcfSchOlastic tennis
meet ahead until Monday. Manager
Chapman tel"phoned the various pre-
paratory schools of the change.
The members Of the 1907 Bugie
board met with Lawrence at the Ifta
Psi house last evening, and outlined the
work for the issue Of that publication.
Refreshments were served and social
time enjoyed.
A representative audience gathered
in Memorial hail, this evening, to lis
ten to the address of DR.. Wilfred j.
Grenfell of Labrador. on the subject of
"A Doctors Adventures in the Land OF
the Midnight Sun" The address was
intensely interesting and was well IL
Illustrated by stereopticon views.
The Eowdoin Orient of this week.
which made its appearance, today. is
called a paary number. a good portion
Of the publication being given to the
recent lecture here ana to ether things
connected with the life of the great
Arctic explorer.
The baseball team took its first
practice for the week On the Whittier
field, this afternoon. The team will
play Colby tomorrow and a fast game
is looked for. The makeup of the
team will be as during recent games.
except that it is expected Stanwood
will be able to take his place at third,
which will materially strengthen the
nine from that played in the Colby
game At Waterville. Files will proba-
bly, do the pitching.
The May number of the Quill has
appeared and is pronounced one of the
best issurs of the present year. The
first literary number is entitled "a
Philippine Experience" by GiddingS.
Med. '07. and the second is called
1881" the authors name being with
held. An Idyll of Spring by Duddy,
'07. and "A Lochinvar % SO" by Don
nell. 'GS. complete the story numbers.
The poems are IN Bowloin Chapel"
by A. d. Holmes. so. The Rose Gar
den" by IS. co. "Serenata" by Emery,