Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-06-05

man of Cambridge. THE Mascot of
Battery p" by Osbourn, Ruth Morgan
of Guilford: when Independence
Was at Stake" by Thompson. Edura
Stevens of Portland selection from
BLACK Douglas by Crockett Mar
guerite Robinson of waterviile;
"Henre Reil." Browning, Ruth Whit
man of Bangor; The Swan Song" by
X. Brooks. Ruth NJ Young of Saco:
"A Toast to the Ladies" by Mark
Twain, Helen Hanson of Calais;
Jack o. Lantern" by Kate ID. Wfggin
Vivian M. Ellsworth of Farmington.
selection from f'Gfengerry School
Days" by connor, Lenora Dyer of
Charleston; "Sandalphon" by Long
fellow. Evelyn Whitney of Wood
fords; THE Last Word by Henry
Van Dyke, Leonora Knight of Wis
casset; THE Commodore" by Justine
Ingersoll, Ina McCausland of Wood
fords; Prior to Miss Bells Appear
anee" by James Whitcomb Riley.
Merle Bowler of Watervile; "McKin-
ley's Open School House" Kathleen
Baxter of Waterville; Rudolph and
His King by Eugene Field. Rosa
Shayeb of Boston, Mass; THE Soul
Of the Violin" by Merrill, Helen r.
BrieSett of Levant; christmas Eve
at the Gulch" by Pain. Hazel L. Lane
of Rockport Betty by Sedgwick.
Marguerite Chamberlain of Water
Vile: "Ezras Thanksgiving out
West" by Eugene Field, MAY Tobey
of Waterville; "a Voice from the
Poorhouse," Anon. Jennie Farnum of
East Wilton; THE Little Fellow" hv
Hannah. Lizzie F. Rowland of VIII
ton: selection from Golden Legend
by Longfellow. Fossie e. Seel<ins of
Stonington: THE SmHtcher.' Mildred
Holmes of PASSPORT: Angela by Au-
gustine Moore. Oddette NJ Pollard of
Waterville; "A White Lilly by Mary
L. White, a. Ruth Trefethen of Wa
terville: Cherokee Ross" Anon,
Marion Whipple of Scion; How Ee
Won His Freedom" by Thorne, Dorn-
thy N Webb of winthrop: THE
Swan Song" by Brooks. Ruth Fl. Man
son of Scion; "Rebeeea's Trial by
Scott. Ruth N. Goodwin of Water
Vile: "Penelope's Christmas Dance"
by Cloud, Marguerite t. Forbs of
LaSeville. Mass. His Mothers Ser
mon" by Maclaren. Ernestine Porter
of New Sharon: Captain January
bv Richards. May II. Sargent of Win
throp: Elaine" by Tennyson. Annie
Mckenzie of Stonington; Joan of
fellow. Myrtle B. Everett of Hart
I land.
A meeting of the Athletic Association
Arc by Michelet. Nellie c. Light
body of Wateryille and Meeting of
Gabriel and Evangeline" by Long
was called after chapel, Tuesday
morning. to nominate a president and
two eonncimen for the ensuing year. 1t
was voted that the present president,
Samuel C. Gates. IL, of Vassalboro. APP
point two men from each of the classes
to act as nominating committee. The
| following men We're appointed: from
| the Senior class Walter ]. Rideout of
| Dover, and MILFORD G. Chapman. Jr., of
| Portland; from the Junior class, Law
| renee r. Bowler of Waterville and
| Charles j Kepple of Mt. Vernon, N.
| from the Sophomore class, Erie Davis
| of East Wakefield, N. H. and Henry l..
| Spearing of Fort Fairfield and from
| the Freshman class, Thomas Farms
| worth of Boston. Mass. and Putnam II.
| Ricklell- of Rockland. This committee
met at one o'clock. and nominated the
| following men: for president of the AS
| ISOLATION. Roy Good, 10. of Monticello:
| for councilmen, George l.. Beach, IL. OF
Waterbury, Conn. and Frank ID. Mar
| DIM, Is, of Concord. N. II. These
names together with those presented
| for the managerships of track, baseball
and tennis will be voted upon by the
Association, Saturday afternoon. Also
any other names that may be present
| ed according to the bylaws of the AS
| ISOLATION will be voted upon at that
| time.
The Gamma Chapter of the Alpha
| Tau Omega fraternity held an informal
| dancing party at the Taconnet Club
| house, Tuesday evening. Music was de-
| lightfully rendered by Drew's Orehes-
| ira of five pieces. DR. and Mrs Fretter-
| lex w. Grover and DR.. and Mrs. Edwin
| ]. Roberts were the patrons Some of
| the guests present We're Mildred By
| non, IA, of Portland; Blanche Earring
| ton, IA. of Caribou; Mildred Holmes.
| is, of Eastport; Helen Hanson. n. OF
| Calais:s Lucie Barrows, IA. of Norway:
| Emily Hanson, IA, of Calais: Dorothy
| Tubbs IA. of Norway; Avis Thompson.
'13, of Pressure Isle; Lois Peacock, IA,
of Lubec; Annie Dudley. IA, of Water
ford; Christine whitemore. IA, of Liy-
ermare Falls; Mildred Ralph, AZ, of
North Attleboro, Mass; Merle Bowler.
Is, of Waterville and Ruth Whitman,
rs. of Bangor. The committee on ar
rangements consisted of Henry Rey-
nolds, ~, of Winslow, chairman, Philip
Hussey, Is, of Vassalboro and Regi-
| nald Lowell, IA, of Buxton.
Joseph Groves. a graduate of Trinity
College at Hartford in the elias sof 1910.
was a visitor at the Delta Kappa Ep-
silon house, Tuesday afternoon. Mr.
Groves is taking graduate work at Co
Inmbia University at the present time.
Prof Clarence H White led chapel
exercises, Tuesday morning.
Arthur ]. Adams, athletic instructor
and track coach at Colby. went 10
Cambridge. Tuesday morning. where,
for the remainder of the week he viii
work with Nardini, the Colby sprinter
| who will run in the Olympic trials
(which are to be held at the Harvard
Stadium, Saturday. Mr.. Adams will
| return to Waterville after the trials
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