Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-02-19
Students Conference at
University OF Maine.
Draws a Large abundance and
Proves V8ly Interesting.
Farewell Session, Sunday EveElng,
One OF Best ID Series.

We're continued ehro shoat the day
SATURDAY and SUM. V The Saturday
morning meeting was presided over /
" Russell II Lord, president of the
Colby = N. {. A. The principal speak /
or was Thornton y. PenGeld of New /
York. james L. MeConaugby conduct /
ed the reports from the various assoc |
Citations of the State. A delegate from |
each school made Il three minute |
speech on the work his association was |
doing. David L. Porter, International |
y. NJ. G. a. secretary, gave an inter- |
estinR speech on the principles OF |
True Leadership" At 1916 group |
picture of the conference was taken |
in front Of Lord ball
The Saturday afternoon session was |
conducted by Mr.. Penfield and Mr. |
Porter. The discussion was devoted 10 |
"Eible Study and It's Relation TO So |
cial Service" At o'clock the meet |
ing adjourned for the recreation hour |
Saturday evening. Harrison e. FL
lott delivered an illustrated lecture on +
Bible Study, which was open q The |
public
sunday morning the Delegates at
tended the various churches of Orono |
and Old Town. The sunday afternoon
session was Il mass meeting for men. |
conducted by David r. Porter
Sunday evening the farewell session |
was held in the chapel. The meeting |
was deyofedi to short enthusiastic |
talks by Jeff c. Smith. Harrison S. |
Elliott David r. Porter and James L. |
McConaughy.
TIE conference was the largest and
most successful that has yet been
held.
At 9 o'clock the delegates gathered
in the university gymnasiunis for the
recreation period. The sports consisted
Of basketball games between prepara-
tory school teams and a track meet
between the different classes of the
university.
In the basketball game, Higgins
Classical Institute completely out-
classed z. NJ c. s. of Bucksport vim
Ming by the score OF Il TO 8. The Sec
ond rane played between Kent's Hill
cn3 III. G. Z. of Pittstield. was won
by the latter team by the score Of
g = 8,
IRE fhird game Of the afternoon was
between Cd Town High and orono
Iigf Old Town winning by the score
Of 30 h g. This game was less scien-
tile than l1e others but furnished lots
of excitement
Each scbooi he'd a large number Of
votes p1essnt to cheer their teams.
The Higgins followers cane in n spe-
ciaa car from Charleston and We're
about 50 in number.
The following is TIE eoT2p1ete list of
dflegs ties attending tie conference:
From Bates Fl lA~tcg, Edward
Fulhr. Clair Chesle,5 Clifton Holt. e.
II. SaNt0r. Clinton Penn =, Earl Mer-
riil, Carl Ice, Robert i1eene, II. Gran
demire A. s. Megae, Walter Lane,
Harry Lowry. Williap Enkhs ny, Sam
uel Allen, Aubrey Taber, William At
kins, G. 4 Chatto, Al. Nevers,
Wade Giindel Earl Rhodes Harry NJ.
Bickford.
From .colhyLB. $. Pass, Chester
Wood, Arthur GilliaEham. George
Dudley, Ernest Cole Ct. W Perry,
John Foster Robert owen, Walter ].
Rideout, Salslal aIersiek. q. ". Farms
worth, .. A. 9rcal, Andrew Young,
John Peftle, Harvey Knight. J.. II.
Pineo, c. B. Rollins, II. p. Fuller. Rus
From Rowdoin--J. b. Allen, FL. A.
Andrews, F. @. Barbour. Kenneth
Churchill, W. A. Mccormick. p. w.
Mathews. ]. H. Miffiin. T.. IA Sloeun.
b. A.. craig, c. r. Crowell, PaR.s Doug
lass. p. II. Emery, ~ A. Fogg, o. +.
Badger. = A. Brown, p 6. F'ifeld. $.
w. Chase, Nj. w. Hamblen, X IL, Hub
hard, ~ :. Merrill. F. D. Mitchell e.
~
TO. Z. } Evans, w T. Livingstone, Nj.
Y. MeKinnor, @. A. MeWilliams, +.
W. Porritt J. F.. Rollins.
From NJ. G. I.-Arthur Hartweli.
Hall Stinchfeld, Prof. l.. E Disseli,
Hollis RoWden. Elmer Ford. Caldwell
Phillips Herbert Ramsey, Charles
Sproul Vern Collamore, Merton
White. Adelbert Mills Boyd HarringA
ten. owen Gould, Z. A. Perkins, Rob.
ert Morrison. Lesley Black, Richard
Clayton. Elmer Causland Albert Hig
gins, Abbott Herrick, Glen Hanson,
Carl Hega. Merle McAllister, Ralph
Donnelly, Paul Harris, irwin Haskell,
William Burton, William Morrison.
Ralph Howe, Linwood Jones. Roland
Eaton, Ray Morris, Norman Thomas
Frederick Wiley Errold Hilker Nor
ris Friend. William Ireland Earl
Spaulding. Elmer Forbes.
From Hebron Academy-A. G. Miller |
J. f. Parsons, II NJ. Crockett. /. G.
Arnes, f. Z. Fuller. II. Pratt. S.
Staples. N. NJ. Malouf r. c. Hurd, Ii. |
Henderson.
From Coburn C. I--Don s. l{nowl- |
ton. Vernon Foster, Chas. Jordan. b. |
n. Barrett, Banon johnson, Fred Tar
box. Daniel Terrier, Guy Condor, Leon !
Herring, Henry Cunningham, Harold
Worthen. Orrin Good Horace Lowell /
Donald Foster. Donald Flood, Gerald |
Pratt, S. II. Abbott. Don Edwards.
From Higgins c. Clarence Hig-
gins Armand T. JOY Arno h. Jewett |
Harvey Waugh, Coal Goodwin Will !
liam West, W. X. Knowlton. w. A. |
Cowing, Frank Sawyer, Bernard sta
rlee, Carroll Wentworth.
Tom Rents HIN: Allen Milliken, i. !
s, Tlaev Fred S. Youngs Frank Bailey,
IIala,d Lidstene, Windel DuPray. II. s.