Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-05-25
COLLEGE NOTES.
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the class graduating in the year OF
competition, shall be eligible TO com
netit;on provided it has at least III Nv
ing members.
Second-Any class proposing to COM
nete shall notify the college librarian
of ito intention so to do on or before
II noon, commencement day.
Third-Any competing class may in
clude as members any former member,
nroyided it gives to the college libra
rian the name of such member at or
before the time of giving notice of it's
intention to compete.
F'ourth-The trophy is to be award
ed to the competing class having in
the year of competition the largest
percentage of graduates present at
commencement day. and shall be held
by such class until it is won by an
mencement.
noon on the Commencement day in the
year of competition.
Sixth-The college librarian shall de-
eide which class has the largest per-
centage of members present. baSing his
decision upon the signatures in the
alumni registration book, and his de-
cision shall be final.
The entries for the annual inter-
scholastic meet are now all in and a
fine meet is looked for on the Whittier
field Saturday. While the number of
schools that are to be represented is
not large, there is no doubt that three
of them at least will have especially
strong teams. The schools that have
forwarded entries are Hebron Acad-
envy, Westbrook Seminary. Bar Har-
Dor High school. Portland High school
and the Abbot school of Pennington
Hebron and Westbrook have already
demonstrated that they have very
strong teams. and it is stated that
Portland this year will have one OF
the strongest teams in number OF
years. 1t is understood that Portland
West brook and Hebron will all three
be accompanied by large number OF
supporters and that the day will be al
enthusiastic one for the preparatory
school men.
Prof. Baker of Harvard University
spoke before the college students last
evening on the subject of Shake
Spearc's England" The lecture wa:
given under the auspices of the Tbs
Society, but was public. The speaker
is one Of the best known lecturers il
New England on the subject Of English
| literature and the address WAS both in
structive and enjoyable Prof Baker
also spoke before the debating course
at r. NJ. Wednesday on the subject
of Debating"
Three members of the debating
course will deliver lectures in prepare
| tory school Friday. These addrcsse.
are given as part of the regular work
of the course and the plan is proving
a great success. Several have address
cd various schools already this term
Those who will speak this week are a:
follows: {. w. Snow. '07. will spcal
before thu students of the Morse HigI
school of Bath on the subject Of THE
Congo Free State" w. S. Linnell, '07
| will speak at Thornton Academy OF
the subject of school Spirit" and A
| B. Roberts. '07. will speak at yarmouth
| Academy on Luther Burbank"
The annual election of the Musica
| Clubs was last evening.
A. B. Parsons. secretary of the New
England division of the Y. NJ. c. A
addressed the members Of the associa
ton in Banister hall last evening. Hi.
| address was confined chiefly to thu
| Mortified conference which will b.
| held the latter part of June. 1t is no
known at present who will attend from
| Bowdoin. but it seems probable tina
| there will be two or three men in at.
| tendance from the college
Two members of the student bod,
attended the annual banquet of tn
New England Intercollegiate Press AS
sociation which was held at the Cople,
Square Hotel Monday evening. The,
were Gould. 'OS. representing the Quill
and Linnell. OF. representing tn,
| Orient. Both returned to Brunswick
yesterday afternoon.