Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-03-30
AT U. OF N.
Musical Clubs In Prep
aration For Their Trip.
Will Make Appearance in Five
New England Cities.
Last University AssembIics-A New
Schoarship-Notes.

Orono. March 29-(SpeciaD. The Musi-
| cal Clubs are hard ait work in prepare
| ton for the most extended trip ever ar
| ranged for the University Clubs During
| tons here, no concert has ever been Civ
| en- outside the state, but this year in adj
dMion to the large number of concerts
scheduled for this State, they will ma Ike
A weeks tour of Massachusetts, New
Hampshire and Western Maine The
Clubs will leave Monday morning and
give IA concert in Portland that evening
The other concerts are to he given at
| kenncbunk. Dover. N. H.. Havcrhill.
| Mass. and Lynn. Mass. making five APP
pearaclccs during the trip. The clubs will
| consist of the Glee and Mandolin Clubs
and the banjo orchestra and seXtette.
Joe *. Gcodridse will be on The concert
program as reader and F. o. SCwecstsci
| and Harold Palmer will act as vocal
| sOloists
The baseball cage is being rapidly en-
| larSed and the team will be able to use
Ehe new part by Saturday. 1t is expected
however, that the diamond will be in con-
dition by the middle of next week so
| that about two weeks of o,atdoor prac-
tice can be had before the first trip. The
snow is all off the field ard the diamond
| is nearly free of water.
The running track is far ahead of last
year and the men are now working out
of doors. only short section of the
| track being soft The Beta House tennis
&c f.,i, I,.i.,
Mcclure expects to have the men who
are trying for the team out and at work
early next week
President Fellows announced Thurs
day in chapel the placing of Il new
scholarship at the University by the Bos-
tom Alumni Association. The sum of So
| was appropriated to be given each year
to the member of the junior class who
| shall make the best showing for that
year in his college work. The stipulation
was also made that the competition
should he confined to such students as
are II need of financial assistance. The
first award will he made next June at
Commencement This is the third OF
these scholarships to be established by
Alumni Associations. the others being
from the New York and the Chicago As
SociatiunS.
The Dcutschcr Verein held its regular
meeting Wednesday evening at the Beta
House Prof. Lewis gave very interest
ing talk which was followed by "A gcncr-
al socia BILE good time During the even
ing refreshments were served and every
member pronounced 1t a very enjoyable
affair.
The other clubs which held their regu-
lar weekly meetings Wednesday were the
Junior Mechanical and Electrical. the
Junior Civil and The Agricultural Socie-
ties.
The last Of the University Assemblies
of the season is to he held in the gymna-
sum Friday evening. These affairs have
been the most enjoyable events of the
year and this last one is expected to be
the best of the series.
At the last meeting Of the sophomore
class it was decided to hold the annual
hon on Friday May 5. f.. Il. Davidson of
York village was elected floor manager
A Hop commiutee consisting Of the fol-
lowing men. was appointed: c. T.. S.
Burns. Fort Fairfield; J.. J. Reed. Berlin.
n. H.: H. G. Philbrook. Shelhurne. n.
H.: J. H. Burleigh. South Berwick; w.
w Black. Beverly. Mass.