Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-30

Miss Amy E. Bartlett. daughter of
George Bartlett of Auburn who grad
uated from Bates College last June is
teaching at Patten ACADEMY, Patten,
Maine. The principal is Rodney Paige
also a recent graduate of Bates.
The editors of The Campus at T.. Of
M. called a meeting Of candidates for
the board today and outlined to the
new men who attended the meeting
the nlan of work for the year. At "a
recent meeting of the editorial board
It was definitely decided to improve
and enlarge the University weekly
this year.
Several changes have been made in
the faculty at Colby College, Miss Car
RE Z. Small of Boston having assumed
the duties of the woman's division Of
the college, succeeding Miss Grace f..
Berry. who has gone to California
Prof Francis J. Holder of the Uni
versity of Wyoming succeeds to the
vacancy caused by the death Of Hugh
r Hatch, who was professor of math-
ematics. Prof. Gilbert Tolman, who
has been professor of physics and
electrical engineering at the Rhode
Island state college, is the new profess
sor of physics and astronomy, sue
ceeding Prof Ellis f. Lawton, Karl
r. Kennison, Colby 'O6, will be as
sistant in this department..
Herbert c.. Libby. Harvard '0., has
been chosen registrar and he will al
so have charge Of the classes in pub
lie reading and speaking. Miss Eliza
beth Bass Of Wilton succeeds Dr. Mary
S. Croswell as physical director of the
women's division. Miss Croswel goes
to Ca!ifqfhia. David NJ Young. Colby
'O7aAshe*lsA been an assistant n chem
istfyfo tsb years. has been promoted
t, an instsNctorship. and Frank O.
D,,a Colby 100, is the new instructor
in Eais. IA TN Vacancy caused by
the resigH. son yf1< Howard f.. Slnp-
son. nfofessn,f~sSf geology, will not be
filed Eis year,
.AG1ed O. Taylor, who rendered cf-
fcient service for two vears< as an
assistant in the Machias High school,
has resigned to engage in other work
elsewhere, and the school board has.
secured Miss Julia Hill! of st. Stephen.
N. B.. a graduate of McGill University,
Montreal, Que, to fill, the vacancy.
Miss Hill commenced her duties on
Monday
"Ralph L. Wiggin, who for the past
two years has filled the position of
superintendent of schools in this town.
has been elected Superintendent of
schools in Braintree, Mass. Il is with
much regret that the citizens of Fall
mouth are obliged to lose Mr. Wiggin
as citizen and an enthusiastic and
Jealous worker in our schools We,
however. congratulate Mr.. Wiggin on
his appointment to this larger Held of
labor and we helive he is qualified and
will in the near future he called to
still higher positions. Exchange.
Mr.. Wiggin is a Rockland man and
has many friends here who are pleased
with his success
Among the new students at North
Yarmouth academy this term are:
Russell Adams. Bryant Pond; Homer
Crooley, Ernest Allen, Oscar IIodlock,
Susie Sawyer and Stella Strout, No.
Yarmouth: Everett Boothhy, Gorham:
Sarah Bailey, Woolwich; Lou and
Paul Donnahue, Ray fitzpatrick, Har-
ry Leavitt. Harold Perry Morris Proc
tor, Portland; Ralph Doylitz, Stanley
Norton, Murcilus Kicker Falmouth;
Thellna StuPbs, Louise Todd, Wood
fords; Gladys Turner, Augusta; Frank
True, Yarmouth
Knox county has the distinction OF
furnishing one of the professors at
BoWdoln this year. Charles Wilhert
SNOW of Spruce Head, instructor in
English and Augmentation. Fills fit
ting school was Thomaston High In
1907 he graduated from Bowdoin with