Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-03-10
Brunswick to Give Last
College Of the Year.
Debating and Dramatic Clubs
Both BusiIy at Work.
Bowdoin will Play Colby Ivy Day..
Other College Notes.

Brunswick, Me. March 9.-(SpeciaD.-
The fourth college tea of the present
year will be given in Hubbard Hall
from 4 to o'clock, Monday afternoon
and the plans are being made to make
this tine most successful of any We.
held. This will be the last tea Of the
year. This tea, as in the case of the
others is given under the auspices of
the ladies of the faculty, those having
charge of the event of Monday being
Mrs. Wilmont B. Mitchell, Mrs. Allen
johnson. Mrs. William L. Foster and
Mrs. Roscoe ]. Ham, and these ladies
will act as patronesseS. The guests of
the afternoon will not be from any
particular part of the State, as in the
previous teas, but invitations have been
extended to friends from all sections.
1t is expected that there will be quite
a number from Portland, Auburn, Lew
iston. Bath, Augusta and elsewhere.
Librarian George 7. Little, secretary
of the Alumni Association, is sending
out letters to the alumni of the COL
legc giving them notice of the death of
two members of the board of overseers.
The deaths are those of Rev. George
| NJ. Adams and Hon. Edward Neatly
and the notice is given in order that
| the alumni may take part in the
election of two alumni to fill their
| places.
The work of the Clark College debate
is moving along we'll. The Massachu
sets college has recently submitted a
list of 90 names from which BowdOin
| will select three names of men to act
| as judges in the contest Bowdoin has
| definitely decided to take the negative
| side Of the question submitted by
| Clark. that of the ACCESSIBILITY Of the
| United States .inaugurating a move
mcnt to bring about reform in the
Congo Free State. Clark being notified
of this decision a few days ago.
The Dramatic Club has begun its
rehearsal of The Rivals" which is to
be produced in Brunswick in the near
future. The first act has been
thoroughly worked up and the second
act is at present taking up the at
tention OF the club and coach. Mr.
Huse the coach, is working hard to
make the play the best the college has
ever produced. He affirms that the
present caste is the best that has been
obtained since the Inauguration of the
club and promises success in the pro-
duction of the difficult play chosen
this year. beginning with this week,
| reheai sails are being held three times a
week and these will be still more fire.
nucnt as the play progresses. An en-
erGctic management has charge Of the
play this year and several good trips
| may be arranged before the season is
| over.
Tho library has recently received as
a gift from the author. James l..
Doherty, 80. of Springfield. Mass. a
| treatise on the Law Relating to Audi
tors and Masters in Massachusetts"
Manager Wilson Of the baseball team.
has completed arrangements for the
Ivy day game. which has been pending
for some time. The opposing team will
be Colby and the contest will be an
exhibition game. additional to the
| Maine college series.
The members of the Theta Delta Chi
fraternity are making arrangements
for house party to be given at their
| new chapter house on Maine street on
| March 80
| Prof. Ham of the Modern Languages
department will speak before the
Dentcher Vcrein of Bates College next
Thursday evening. His subject will
| be "Heinc."
Frank l.. Bass who was recently
elected captain of the Junior class
| track team, which is to participate in
| the annual Indoor Meet has resigned
his position and an election will prob
ably be held tomorrow to I'LL the va.
cancy.
| UNIVERSITY OE MAINE