Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-10-01
Colby College.

lie dluItHl VI lIie ColitSt, tSpCCtdi-
ly those residing in the New England
states. will be gladdened to know that
Colby day. this year. will come two
weeks later than usual, Friday, Nov.
/, and on the day following, Satur-
day. Colby will play the University
of Maine in one of the State cham
pionship series games. Heretofore,
Colby day. coming in the middle of
October, had no intimate connection
with the football of the fall, which to
many of the graduates Is one of the
biggest drawing cards for returning
to Waterville. And again, Colby day,
coming so late in the season. will give
opportunity for several of the other
college championship games to be
played off, creating excitement as to
the outcome of the last games of the
series
The Colby day exercises will be held
in the gymnasium, Friday evening.
President White is securing a large
number of speakers for the occasion
and feels confident that the event,
with the added enthusiasm of the
football admirers, will far excel that
of former years. 1t is expected that
at least twice as many old grads will
be around for the festivities as last
year.
The officers and newly appointed
committee members of the Christian
Endeavor Society of the Baptist
church for the college week are as
follows President. John H. Foster.
13. of Burton, Wash; vice president.
Harold S. Campbell. Is, of Ashland;
secretary. Mildred Durham, Coburn.
IA, of WatervilIe, and treasurer, Ar
thur Dillingham;, H. of Atlantic City.
n. ]. Committee members: Member
snip, Chester r. Mills, 10. of Need
ham, Mass, chairman; Nathaniel. E.
Robinson. rs, of Mt Vernon; Harold
S. Campbell; Ina MacCausland, 10. of
Woodfords and Marion Daggett, Co
burn. '13, of Waterville. Social, Hat
tie Windell, 10, of Yarmouthville.
chairman; Ethel Chamberlain. Is, of
Fort Fairfield Frank F. Dillingham;.
IA, of Atlantic City, and George W.
Perry, IA, of Camden. Mission study.
Pauline Hanson, 10, of Sanford. chair
man; Clara E. Winslow, Is. of Saco,
and Arthur Dillingham;. IA. leader
ship; Phyllis St Clair, 10, of Calais;
Abbie Sanderson. IA, of Sedgwick,
and Master A. Keys. 10, of Dryden.
Philip II. Schwartz, a graduate of
Lafayette College, travelling secretary
OF the Student Volunteer Movement,
will DE tile speaker, Sunday evening.
at the meeting of the Christian En-
deavor Society. His subject will be on
Missions" He will also speak at the
evening service at the Baptist church.
Of Mddt-
son. returned to college and register
ed. Monday
The first concert recital of the sea-
son at Foss hall will be held, Tuesday
evening. The musicians who will take
part are: Don Morrison of Skowhe
gan, violinlst; Mrs. C. Fl. White.
pianist. of Waterville. and Miss Eff
fe Pooler, soloist, of waterville
Colby will meet the Brown eleven
in her first 4 game of the season.
Wednesday afternoon, at Providence.
The squad, numbering IS men. togeth
er with Coach Daily and Manager
Roberts, will leave for Boston on the
12.45 train from Waterville stopping
for the night at the Copley Square ho-
tel. Wednesday morning, they will COM
tinue their journey to Providence.
and while there the Narragansette ho-
tel will be their headquarters. The fol-
lowing will go on the trip: Fraser,
Lowney. Merrill, Stanwood and Tay-
lor for the back field: Aver and Golde
tnwaite for quarter; Soule. (Capt)
Pendergast, Laid, Bowler, Dacey,
Kepple. Kolseith, Dresser and Dunn
for linemen, and Hunt. Royal, Cross
man for ends.
The Athletic Association. Monday,
elected John Wells, IS, of New Lon
don. CT, president of the assoc iation
to fill the vacancy caused by Roy r..
Good, ex-'13, of Monticello, leaving TO
attend the Harvard Dental School
William B. Carroll, 10. Rumford. was
also elected manager of the baseball
team to fill the vacancy caused BY
Raymond p. Luce, eX-'f4, of Caribou.
leaving to become principal of the Belr
grade High school. Frank Nardini. IL.
of Concord, N. H., was unanimously
elected cheer leader for the football
sea son.