Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-11-27
Colby College
Musical Clubs.

From all indications the outlook OF the
Colby Musical Clubs is the most promls-
ing and encouraging in the history OIL
the college Never before were there as
many men trying for active membership
in the different organizations. In all
there are some 60 men Tehearsing regu-
larry for the clubs. Manager vi alter j.
Rldeout IL, has nearly all the arrange
ments for weeks trip through Piseata-
auis and Aroostoek counties before col
lege begins following the Christmas re-
cess He is also arranging trip to
Massachusetts for the Easter vacation.
The first concert of the season will be
given soon after the Thanksgiving recess
at one of the towns in the near vicinity
of Watervile.
Leader Irwin L.. Cleveland. 'l3, of VIII
mot. n. H., Of the Glee Club has the lot
lowing men rehearsing three times eacif
Monticeii6 William w. HARDY. IA of
East Jaffery. n. H.; Nicholas Berry, ID:
Of Waterviile; Ray I. Haskell. a, Of
Bethlehem n H.; Everett e Holt, To- o. q
Houlton Archie c. Hodgdon. 10, Of
Lakeport. n. H.: Chester c. Soule. 10, Of
Gorham; Everett L; Wyman, "A, Of A sIe
OF Belfast; Byron II. Smith, IA, of Wash
burn. Second bass: Robert +. owen, IA,
Of Wateryille; Lester "A, A. Keys, Il .,, OF
we'll: Erie A.. Carpenter, Is, o.. Concord,
y. H. James B. Thompson, H.. Of Ma
chias; Leon w. Crockett, 10; OF White
field, n H.; Charles J; kepEde, ~; 81 81
.Ionesport; Prince A. Drummond, =, of
Waterville; Fred b. Dunn, Is, Of Need
ham, Mass. First tenor; Elmer f. Hu u.
sey, 10, of Norway; Ralph w. Silver. II,
of Breakwater, Mass. Frank FL. Jones,
"A. of Portland; Frank A. james, 10, OF
Millinockett; Roy f. Good IL. Of Monti-
cello; Walter J, Rideout, IL, of Foxcroft:
Chester r Mills, Is, of Needharn Mass
Benjamin S. Rose, Is, OF Cambridge,
Mass. second tenors: Russell IL. LORD,
Y of Wareviiie Frank s Carpenter,
IA, OF Madison Roy w, GiimoreA Con-
cord. r. r. Henry l. SPERM, "a, Fort
WatervHle John r. I5annel. Is. of
Portland, Morice E. Lord. II, of North
Leader Paul j. Doyle a. of Concord,
n. H, of the Mandolin Club has had the
following men out for rehearsals: Henry
5. Cnshman, IL, of ST. Louis, Mo-; Frank
B. Dunn, 10, of Needham, Mass; Ever
EFT l., Wymau, IA. of Appenatig, r. J.;
Walter ) Rideout, Y, Of Fexcrqft' Les :,
i ter A. Keys, AZ on DRYDEN; Hairy 3 w.,
pie. Is, of Bristol, n. II; Erie A; Car
penter. Is. of Concord \. II. Walter NJ.
Paysoni IA. OF south Hope Roland h.
Hutchins Is. of Concord, y. IL. Prince
a. Drummond. Is, of Waterville. Albert
D. Gilbert, IS. Of Methnen, Mass. Ban,
los; Wymau l.. Beale, 'lS. Jonesport. and
Ralph w Silver. '1S. of Brewster. Mass
The College Quartet is composed OF
Irwin H. Cleveland. 10; Maurice r. Lord
L: Russell II. Lord. and Frank III. Jones
IA.
At a meeting Of the Junior class
Thursday morning, Lester A. Keys, ,'i3
of Dryden, was elected secretary ane
treasurer
Rev. j. NJ, Frost, pastor OF the Metho.
dist Episcopal church, conducted chapel
exercises, Thursday.
President Arthur j. Roberts was in
Boston, Thursday on a short business
trip.
Wilbur V. Cole, III was visitor at the
Delta Kappa Epsilon House, Wednes-
day evening.