The Republican journal., 1905-03-16


the last trip of the season. They played
Gardiner, Thornton Academy, and New
Hampshire State College at Durham, N. H.
r. H. Edwards, Yale 'O1, General Secre-
tary of the Yale Y. NJ. C. A., spoke to the
students last Sunday afternoon at the Art
Guild. Miss Frances Weston of Bangor
was the solost.
The executive committee of the Athletic
Association held its regular meeting last
Monday night.
The Omega Lambda Epsilon fraternity
has moved from Oak Hall into the Oak Hall
Annex, locally known as Spearins Inn.
The Pathological Club held its regular
meeting in Wingate Hall. Prof. j. II. Hud-
dleston led the discussion by speaking on
"The Development of Certain Classical
Studies''
The Musical Clubs start today, Thursday,
for Madison, where they give a concert to-
Aii6hes ohN Vili 6V IL lOIn tHClC ~ hONuSSou
to give concert Friday evening.
The Debating Club meeting was held, as
usual, in the Art Guild Tuesday evening
The members are preparing for the finals to
be held soon to choose the team for the
Maine-Bates debate.
The Phi Kappa Sigmas are to entertain
their friends al dancing party at their
house Saturday evening, March 18th.
The Senior class has chosen the following
commencement committees: Class day: A.
w. Collins, Fort Fairfield g. W. Garlic,
Portland; Ii. c. Foss, Boston, Mass. j. W.
Grove, St. Hyacinth, P. O.; A. W. Sprague,
Bangor. Decoration committee: E. 0. Sweet
ser, Cumberland Centre; F. L. Flanders,
Howard, r. l.. G. R. Anthony, Lincoln
Concert and Ball, A. w. Sprague, Bangor;
L. H. Mitchell, West Newfeld; R. R. Drum
mond, Bangor F. E. Learned, Waterville;
G. w. Pennell, Gray; j. A. McDermott,
Biddeford. Class Banquet; H. A. Hilton,
Bangor c. L. Bailey, Auburn; H. O. Beals,
North Arson.
F. J. Richardson of Old Town has been
elected captain of the Freshman basket ball
team. W. j. St. Onge of Dover captains
the Sophomore team.
Professor Webb has been confined to the
house for ten days or more by a severe at
tack of grip.
The speakers have been chosen for the
Junior exhibition and are as follows: Z. ".
Campbell, Cherryheld; A. j. Butterworth,
Searsport; H. A. Emery, North Anson; p.
II. Glover, Harrington; f. A. Stanford,
Lowell Center; &. A. Hill, Saco: r. B. Kit
tredge, Beverly, Mass.
The Sophomore class pipes have arrived
Swift of Norway.
Professor c. D. Woods has been in New
York attending the meeting of the directors
OF the Experiment Stations of the Eastern
States.
W. r. Sawyer has been elected captain of
the Freshman track team. A. P. Wyman of
Skowhegan is captain Of the Sophomore
team.
Lincoln Il. Colcold, 'O6, of Searsport has
left college to take position with the engi-
f,r.o f.f ho Nartharp Na;p
port railroad at Stockton Springs.
E. f. Trafton of Auburn, L. A. Thomas
of Rockland and r. E. Taylor of Springvale
went to Lewiston yesterday on thesis work.
They are to test the new plant of the Lew
iston and Auburn Electric Light Company.
A. j. ButterwOrth, '06, resigned his posi-
tion as assistant editor of the Campus at
recent meeting of the board. w. L. Sturte-
want, '07 and L. r. Lord, '0S of Poquonock,
Conn, We're elected to the editorial board
President Fellows was out Friday for the
first time last week, when about seventy
five OF the legislators came to Orono to see
the college. one delegation arrived about
10 O'Clock and after inspecting the grounds
and buildings had lunches at Oak Hall, at
the Mt. Vernon House and at the various
fraternity houses. The remainder came by
special car about half-past one. Special
chapel exercises were held at 2 O'Clock, led
by President Fellows and Professor Fer
nald. After lchapel teams were waiting to
convey the visitors from one building to an
other to economic time. The visitors made
a close inspection of the institution and
were driven to the station at p. m, appar-
antly well satisfied with their visit.
The second in the series of three Univer-
sity Assemblies was held in Alumni Hall
Friday evening, March 10th. The gym
nasium was prettily decorated with college
banners hung around the gallery. Couches
heaped with bright pillows and artistically
arranged cosy corners lined the walls, and
the electric lights, shaded by Japanese Ian
terms, gave Just enough light to the decora-
tons to make the colors harmonze. The
reception committee consisted of Rev. Gould
K. Anthony, Hon. Henry Lord, Professor