Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-04-10
Teams Chosen for Inter-
class Debate April 80.
New Board Issues Its First
Number Of the Orient.
Senator Wheeler to Address Re-
publican CIub...0ther News.

Brunswick, Me, April 9-(SpeciaD. =
AS the result of the trials for the in
terclass debate held the last of the Win
ter term the following. teams have been
chosen:
Sophomore, Joseph c. White, w Fol
som Merrill, Arthur H. Cole, with
Ernest G. Fife Id as alternate: Fresh
man, Earl F. Maloney, Burleigh G.
RodiclS, Herbert L. Bryant. with Wal
ter y. Fuller as alternate. The judges
at the trials We're: Prof. w. Il. Eos
ter, Prof. A. II. Edwards and j. j.
STALL 'c9, for the Sophomores and
Prof w. b. Mitchell. Roderick Scott
and H. Fl. Barton, 90, for the Fresh
men. y. J. Readey, 10, will coach the
Sophomore team and W. L. Phillips,
'09, will coach the Freshmen. The con
test will take place in Memorial hall
on the evening of April 80.
The new board of the Bowdon ORR
ert went into Office this week and its
initial number, which appeared today,
was fully up to the former standard.
The following men compose the new
, poellb w iiiI6'iIl +AlNc ot, IL, tuItcI
in-chief: Lawrence Mcfarland, 10.
managing editor; associate editors, F.
B. Morse. 10, Thomas Otis, 10, w. f.
Robinson. 10, J. G. White, 10, c. ID.
Robbins, II, f. w Shelton. II. w A.
Mccormick. -, w a. Fuller, II; r. ID.
Morse, business manager; j. S. Curtis,
II, assistant business manager
The men to receive the appointments
for positions with the International
Banking Co as announced by Pres-
dent Hyde are: Percy G. Bishop, John
X. Hurley. John s. Simmons. all of the
Senior class at Bowdoin and Charles +.
Roseland of the Senior class at Bates
College. The men so to New York for
period of six months or longer, then
are sent to London, where they re-
main until they are considered ia
milar With the banking business. From
the London office the company sends
employees to all parts of the globe
RoWaoin men receive these appoint
mcnts through the courtesy of Gen
Hubbard. who takes men from each
graduating class upon the recon-
m"rdation of President Hyde.
| Senator w. Wheeler of Brunswick
will speak at I p. NJ. Monday to the
| college al Hubbard hal; under the aus
| pices of the Republican Cub on "The
| Work of the Recent Session of tho
| Maine Legislature" At the close OF
| the lecture the Republican Club will
! elect officers for the coming year.
| The officers OF the BoWdoin College
| Christian Association have been chosen
as follows: President. w. b Stephens
| 10; vice president =. +. Morse 10
| corresponding secretary. T.. G. Fificld
II; recording secretary, X. Churchill
| Il; y. H. Burnham, II.
| The Eowdoin Cleo and Mandolin
| Club gave its final concert this even
| irg in Memorial hall before a large
| audience of students and Brunswick
people, winding up d remarkably sue
| ceSSfu season with . finely rendered
| concert The club of this year has
| been Of very high standard in every
| department and its success. which it
| scored both in Maine and MassaChu-
sets, has been well deserved. Much
credit is due to the highly efficient
management of r. 0. Brewster 90
for the financial success.