Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-22
BOWDOlN COLLEGE
FACULTY Club Meets-sradbury Prize
Debate Trials Tonight,

brunswick, Me-. Jan. 2l-(Snocian-
tn" present will be a busy and inter-
esting week at Bowdoin. there beinp
several events at Bowdoin. there being
scheduled to take place. Tonight oc-
CURED the meeting of the Faculty Club
at which Prof George II. Files will
speak on the subject of 1.-THE Anglo
Saxon House." while tomorrow night
will occur the trials for the annual
Bradbury prize debate. the debate
proper taking place some time next
month.
There seems to be unusual interest
III this event. Naturally the larger
number of the men who are to try for
the TWO Teams are from those taking
Inc debating course, but there is also
likely t. be a number of men outside.
of the course. Up to noon today II
men had signified their intention of
entering the competition. which will
take place in the debating room at
Hubbard hall. The men who have
handed In their names are as follows:
Redman, '07. Mitchell, 'O7, Snow, '07,
Hupper. 'OS. Whitmore. '07, Abbott, 'OS,
Webber, 'O7. Delavina. '0S. Haley, 'O7,
Roberts. OF, Hull. OF. Erskine. 'O7,
Burton, OF. Pike. or Drummond, '07.
Pencil. 'OS. Merrill. 'Os.
On Tuesday evening Will occur the
annual Minstrel Show in the Town hall
under the auspices of the Baseball AS
ISOLATION, and which bids fair to be a
big success. There are over 60 men in
the show and If nothing happens it
should ho preafa1 with ooIraI ba,oa
On Thursday evening will occur the
annual '6S Prize speaking in Memorial
hall. the six speakers for which have
already been annuonced. The Glee
Clubs are also scheduled to give their
first concert at the -Four Corners
Grange hall. and Rev. James F.. Cal
J kins, D. D.. is scheduled to speak be-
fore the Y. NJ. c. A.
On Friday evening will occur the
annual house party of the d. X. i.
fraternity, and for which elaborate
plans are being made. The annual
dinner of the New York Alumni AS
ISOLATION will also take place that
evening. at which President Hyde will
be present. The second debate of the
Bowdoin Interscholastic Debating
League between Cony High OF Augusta
and Gardiner High at Augusta. is still
another event in which the college is
interested.
The whereabouts Of the following
Maine boys who are graduates of Bow
doin and have entered the employ of
the International Banking Corporation
will be Of interest: III. w. Cakes. '05, of
Auburn. and Stanley Williams. '05, OF
Portland. are located at Manila; Wal
ter S. Gushing. 'O5. of Skowhegan, at
Yokohama; William B. Webb. '05, of
Skowhegan. at Hong Kong; John H.
Brett. '05. Of Auburn. Shanghai: D.
Bradford Andrews. '06. of Portland.
and ROBBIE r. Stevens '06. of Kenne-
bunk. at the City of Mexico: Arthur
c. Shorey, '04, Of Bath. Ernest L.
Brigham, 'O4. Charles J. Donnell '05. |
of Bath, Raymond B. Williams, '06. of
Pennington. Fred L. Packard '06. of
Turner. Robert r. Woodruff, '06. Of
Brunswick. Ralph G. Weber. '06. of
Augusta. and f. H. Wing. '06, of Fair
field. are all in London; and E. w.
Ha milton, '05. of Pennington, and !,
Harold L. Stetson. '06. are in New |
York. General Hubbard of the class Of
81, Is at the head of this great cor
poration and has been instrumental in
securing the position for these men.
There is now on exhibition in the Bow
doin gallery los excellent views of Paris.
loaned by the Library Art Club and
which will remain exhibition until
next Monday.
The Art building has recently received
several coins from, people interested in
the college. They are two Japanese
coins. one copper and one nickel. from
Horace Chandler. Esq, of Jamaica Plain.
Mass. q bronze classical coin from
Charles Mustard. ESQ.,. of Brunswick.
and q United States half-dolIar dated 1885
from g. Barbalias, Esq, of Lewiston.
The college has also entrusted to the :