Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-12-16
B0Wdoin College.

George A. Tibbetts IL. of Bruins
wick, the leader Of the Bowdoin Glee
Club. has announced a list Of the men
who viii make UP the club this year,
as a result OF she trials which have
been held for the last few weeks.
Probably three Of the men on this list
sill be dropped before the club takes
any trips Tie twenty names tA3t
appear on the list which has been
posted Is as follows. First tenozs.
j George 4. Tibbetts, L. Of Branswiek.
! {. Q. Page, Is, of Bath, W f
/ TWumbIE. Is. Of Reading, Mass; J. f.
! Wilson IA Of Thomaston A d.
Welch, -, of Portland. second teuors,
II c. L. Ashley, II. of Leicester.
Mass; G. =. Skillin, r. Of HALO
well; Philip l. card, II, of Portland
Samuel West, Is, Of Boston; +. z.
McKenney. T. of Brunswick first
BASES, j. II. Newell, u, of Richmond,
S. J. Marsh II. of Farmington L. ".
smith, 10, OF Portland. G B. Haskell.
Jr., Is, of Pittsfield; S. W. Hughes, IL,
OF South Portland, second basses.
George T, Eaton. II. Of Bangor. r. y.
Munroe. IA, of Milo, Kennith
Churchill, -. Of Newtonville. Mass;
VIE Mason IA, of Keene \. H.. E.
IT, Walton, u Of New Vineyard.
Leader George F. Cressey, ~, Of the
Mandolin Club has also held the trials
for this other branch of the musical
clubs He viii announce the mem
bers of the Mandolin club in a few
days.
The Friars. q Junior society at Bow
doin College, held its annual fall
initiation and banquet. Friday eve
ming. at the Riyerton Park Casino in
Portland The names of those to he
admitted from the class Of 1913 We're.
Paul Chapman Savage of Bangor, John
Edward Dunphy of Portland Cedric
Russell Crowen Of Richmond Hill y
Y. and Edward Oliver Baker of
North Adams. Mass
Besides the new members. the other
active members of the Friars are
Philip Shaw Wood of Bar Harbor and
Laurence Alden Crosby OF Bangor.
The members from the class of 1912
are Eugene + Bradford OF Bangor.
George c. Brooks of Reading Mass.
George r. Cressey Of Portland.
Maurice IL Gray of oldtown, John l.
Hurley OF Maiden. Mass, George e.
Kern Of Portland: Jesse II. McKenney
Of Brunswick. Joseph II Newell of
Richmond Frank A. Smith Of Calais;
Arthur p. Weleh Of Portland, and
Heman a. White Of Bangor.
Gymnasium work is now we'll under
way Burton c. Morrill, the track
coach is the head instructor.
Alan Woodeock Of Bangor has
charge of the Senior fencing drill He
is assisted by William Holt. -. OF
North Bridgton Edward l. Morse l.,
Of Boston. Edward Wadsworth Tor
rcy, Il. of Peabody, Mass
The leader Of the Junior broadsword
dril is carl Crestes Warren, IL. OF
Gorham. with Edward /. Morss, -.
Of Boston, and Henry A. Briggs, =,
OF Gorham assistants
Seward Joseph Marsh. Il. OF Farm
ington is leader Of the Sophomore
dumbbell drill He is assisted oy
Edward L. M0rss, ne. of Boston. Percy
{. Buck. 10, Of Harrison. Albert +.
Parkl4urst. 13 Of Presque Isle, Wilmot
Clyde Lippincott 10, Of Augusta.
The Freshman Indian club drill Is
under the direction of Edward L. Morss
of Boston. lie is assisted By Percy
Clarence Buck. rs, Of Harrison, Al
/ bert Elisha Parkhurst 10. of Presque
Isle, Wilmont clyde Lippineott 10. of
Augusta, and Robert Deyore Leigh.
PA. of Seattle, Wash.
Captain Leland Green Means, IL. Of
Orleans, Neb, has charge Of the base
bah cage and is assisted by Frank
/ Arthur Smith, IL. of Calais, and
George Frank Wilson, ~, Of Albion
Captain Robert Danforth Cole, II, Of
] Portland, has charge of the track
squad, being assisted by John Law
renee Hurley, IL, of Maiden, Mass.