Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-09-08
BATES COLLEGE.
CONTINUED from Page Nine.)

Classical institute, Ray SHeparu. Gar
diner, High school; Victor Shields. vi
nalhaven; Fred Sidelnger, Wiscas-
set; Frank sleeper, Sabattus; Harold
T.. Small, Monroe, High school; Alice c.
Smith. New Hampton, n. H.. New
Hampton Literary Institution: Almon
G. Smith, South Limington, Limington
Academy; Harold M. Smith, East
Grafton, n. H.; Mary Elizabeth Smith.
Concord, n. f., High school; Myra Eft
ta Smith, Merrimac, Mass, High
school; Ruth Evelyn Smith, Gorham.
High school: Andrew Snow, Whitefied.
n. H.; Clarence A. Storer. West BuX-
ton; Earle F. SWEET. Andover, n. H.;
Alice Thing, Limerick, Limerick Acad-
envy; Emma Rachel Thing, Limerick,
Limerick Academy: Charles 5. lib
belts. Berwick, Berwick Academy; :
Margarita Elizabeth Tibbetts, Brook
i!n, n. Y, Erasmus Hall High
school: Arthur T. Tarbell, South
Barnstead, N. H.; Clinton Ray Thomp-
son, Lewiston, l.. II. s.: Dallas l..
Tracey, Franklin, Me-; Katherine Hell
en- futile. Auburn, +, l.. H. s.; Joseph
.. Vaughn. Norrid gewock, High
school; George M. Washington, York
lifts, York High school; Elmer H.
Weber. Mt. Vernon; Warren Weber,
Mt. Vernon; Amy Louise Weeks, Au-
burn, Z. l.. H. s.; Lewis J. White,
Bangor, High school; Ruby D. White
house, Monmouth, Monmouth Acade-
ny; Bertha Whittemore, Wilton, Will
ton Academy; Clinton D. Wilson,
Plymouth, Nc: Harry A. Woodman,
Portland, Portland High school; Har-
I'D s. Wright, Lewiston. L. H. S.
The changes in the college faculty is
'erv extnrSvn. P~e sider- CN"~a viii
continue at the head of the psychology
i.,t .ooIC ucpartLn.n t. r1Oi. I-eOlldru ".
the German department, Prof. Knapp
# the Latin. Pro-. =. NJ. Chase of the
ireek, DR.. Frank D. Tubbs of the Ge-
'loey and Astronomy, Pro-. White
lorre Of the physics, Prof. Pomeroy of
he biology Prof. Robinson of the elo-
,ution, Prof. Britain of the philosophy,
Prof. Ramsdell of the mathematics,
Prof. Anthony of Christian literature
md ethics, Prof. Purinton of the He
brew literature and history; =. w.
Irandelle, instructor in the chair Of
history and economics. will all be found
N the Bates faculty o. instruction and
government this year.
Prof. Jordan of the department OF
chemistry, the professor of the oldest
landing in the faculty at Bates, has
eturned after a years leave of alb
sence. He will resume his duties at the
lead of the chemistry department and
lie first assistant will be H. Lester
Gerry A. b., Bates 90 of Lewiston.
Mr.. Gerry will occupy the position held
by Roy F. Stevens A. B., who will
teach elsewhere. Mr.. Holmes, who has
been at the head of this department
for the past year, after a period of most
successful WorF. as instructor at the
institution. plans either to enter Hart
fcrd Theological Seminary or TO ac-
cept a nosition which is offered to him
as principal of a High school. The 9TH
er assistants in chemistry, who are Sc
lected from the present senior class,
Will be announced this week.
Prof. William H. Hartshorn of the
department of English literature has
been granted years leave of absence
Albert Hatton Gilman. a graduate of
several years standing from Knox Col
leSe. Galeshurs, ILL.,, will substitute for
Prof H9rtshorn this year. Mr.. Gilman
has had seven years of experience as a
teacher, including four years in pub
lie schools and three years in the De-
II oft University School He has also
done graduate work at the University
OF Chicago and the University of Mu-
Mich. Germany. He comes to Bates
highly recommended as teacher He is
very much interested in college athletic
work.
In the department of French there
Will he new instructor. Dean Nor
rls, who was professor of this depart
ment as well as dean of the young
women's department, resigned her po-
sition last spring and through this
made ii neces sary for the college to
obtain two new instructors instead of
one inasmuch as the department is
now to be made a separate depart.
mcnt Harold Burton Stanton. a grad
uatc of Dartmouth, has been secured
for the position of instructor i'm
French. He comes to Bates with ar
excellent reputation as an instructor.
He obtained considerable prominence
while in college by his track work
there. He is, very much interested in
college athletics. being himself fast
tennis player.
The new dean of the young women's
department will have charge of the
young wOmen's gymnasium work in
addition to her duties as dean Miss
Ceila Mason Choate, who was at the
head of the young women's physician
department last year, has resigned her
position. The new dean and physical
director will be Miss Hester Carter, a
native of Iowa and a graduate of Grin
ell College, Iowa. She is also a grad
uate of the Normal School of Gymnas-
tics In Boston, where she was class
mate OF Miss Georgia Manson, for
mer student at Bates.