Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-24

mores. The stories are to be limited
to 1900 words.
The annual business meeting of
the Bowdoin Y. NJ. c. A. will be
held in the Y. NJ. c. A. room on next
Thursday evening. Brief numerical
reports for the years work will be
submitted by the heads of the various
departments, after which the officers
of the coming year will be elected 1t
is expected that the meeting will be
largely attended and large vote rep
resenting the choice of the entire coll
lege will be taken.
The y. NJ. c. A. has received a new
impulse this year under the able lead
ership of Mr.. James L. McConaughy,
the general secretary. and plans are
being formulated which will enhance
the success of the association during
the coming year. The last Lenten ser
vice will be held in the Y NJ C. A.
room next Wednesday from l to 100
P. NJ Prof Henry Chapman will con-
duct the services.
The nominations for the Y. NJ. c. A.
officers for 1910-1911 are as follows:
President, William c. Allen, IL, of
st. Paul, Mimi; Ernest G. Fiheld. IL
of Conway, \. H.; Lawrence McFar-
land, IL of Portland.
Vice-President John R. Hurley. IL
of Maiden, Mass: Frank A. Smith 70
of Calais.
Corresponding Secretary. Kenneth
Churchill 10 of Arlington, Mass;
George F. Cressey, 10 of Portland.
Treasurer, Herbert L. Bryant, 10 of
Round Pond; William A. Mccormick,
10 of South birmingham. Mass.
Recording Secretary, Cedric R. Gro
we'll, 10 of New York City; Harry L.
Perham, 10 of South Ackworth, \. H.
Alumni Advisory Committee, Pro-
fessor Wilmot b. Mitchell, 81 Prof
Kenneth c. NJ Stills, '01, of Brunswick:
P. f. Chapman, '06 of Portland; DaGd
r. Porter, '06 of New York; Leon F.
Timberlake, 90 of Buffalo. n. Y.
The first installment OF Bowdoin's
undergraduate contribution toward
the work of Hiwale, '09, his mission
airy in India, has just been sent. 1t
amounted TO one hundred dollars.
The present issue OF the Bowdoin
Orient closes the volume of the col
lege paper for the year 19091910. Be
ginning with the spring term the new
editorial board will assume the duties
of editorship. The newly organized
board has just been announced as fol-
lows:
EditOr-in- Chief, Lawrence McFar-
land, II of Portland; Managing Edi
tor. Walter Atherton Fuller, ~ of
Bangor; Business Manager, John Lib
by Curtis, II of Camden; Assistant
AsI,a
I'l2 OF Leicester, Mass. The newly
elected members of the board are Har-
old Perry Vannah. 10 of Winslow's
Mills; William Riley Spinney. ~ of
Freedom; Leon Everett Jones, Is of
Portland: Verd Russell Leavitt, 10 of
Wilton, and Douglass Howard McMnr-
tre 10 of Woodfords.
Professor c. c. Hutchins, head of
the Physics Department at BOwdoin
College has just been elected fellow
of the American Association for the
advancement OF science.
On next Wednesday evening a Schu-
mann recital to which the members of
the faculty and several townspeople
are invited will be given at the Delta
Epsilon House.
The Whittier Athletic Field is prac-
tically all dried off and ready for the
baseball squad to begin out door prac-
tice.
A meeting to reOrganize the Roum-
ania has just been held at the home of
Prof. Henry johnson, at which definite
arrangements were made to continue
the club under essentially the same
conditions and for the same purposes
as those for which it was established
two years ago. Its membership will
normally consist of twelve, Round
Table, who will meet fortnghtly to
discuss informally and voluntarily
any general topics of interest in con-
nection with the low countries of Eu-
rope. The field is to be very broad
and no member is expected to remain
in the club who does not derive real
enjoyment and instruction through it.
Applications for membership may be
handed to Secretary II. w. Slocum 10
in writing, but with the understanding
that application will not necessarily
result in election. The Charter mem
bers of the club and also the active
members are Prof. Henry Johnson;
Prof. f. w. Brown and eleven under
graduates: Fl. W. Slocum. 10; H. E.
Rowell, 10; r. L. Thompson, 10; f.
B. Smith. II; E. W. Shelton, II; w.
c. Allen, II: r. P. Hine, II: c. E.
Kellogg, IL; and also w. B. Stephens
TO- f. E. Kendrie, 10; and A. w.
Wandtke. 10, who were out of town
on the night Of the meeting.
The next meeting will be held on
Wednesday, March 90, at s45 P. M.
at the Delta Kappa Epsilon House.
During the past two years the ORR
ent has had a silent helper to admin
lister its Alumni Department in the
person of Prof. George T. Little. Dr.
Little has now announced his inten-
ton of giving up the Alumni Depart
ment and in spite of his frequent re-
quests that his connection with the
Orient be a secret, the Orient in it's
last issue contains an editorial thank
ing him on behalf of the out going
Editorial Board. the undergraduates,
and especially the Alumni, for his val
uable services for the Orient II is