Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-22

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The religious work committee of the \.
NJ G. A. has arranged for a series of
life work talks to be given by prominent
business men during the remainder of
the winter term. The series will number
four talks. one addressed to the men who
intend to follow medicine, one to men
who intend to follow the ministry. and
one to men who intend to become teach
ers Hon Warren G. Philbrook. 50. of
WaterviiIe, ex-attorney general of Maine,
will talk on law as a profession; DR.. F.
c. Thayer. IA prominent physician of Wa
terYille. will talk on medicine as life
work; Rev. j. NJ. Toomey. pastor of the
First Baptist church of Portland, will
speak TO the men on ministry, and Pres
ident Roberts will speak on teaching
This is the first time that the Y NJ. G.
A. has arranged for such an interesting
course of talks. The men who have
been secured are prominent in their sev-
eral professions and will be influential il
| their addresses. The committee viii
| have cards printed which will be giyer
| to the students of the college, Coburr
Classical Institute and Watervlle High
school, in order to we'll advertise These
, talks.
The complete schedule of the meetings
for the winter term follows:
January 23-The men will gather for q
sing and after that talk over plans fo
the student conference to be held at the
University of Maine, Feb. 49, Il and IS
At this meeting delegates will also be
selected to represent the association al
the conference.
Jan. 3o-Judge Warren c. Phnbrook.
Feb. 6-Mid-year examinations.
Feb. 19-Frederick Shepherd, II, of Wa
terville.
Feb. 23-wnlls f. Jones, II, of South
China.
Feb. 29-Rev J. NJ. Toomey.
March 5-Clarence b. Washburn, IA, OF
Eliot.
March l2-Dr L. c. Thayer.
March IA Y. NJ. c. y. secretary.
March 26-President Roberts.
Preparations are progressing rapidly
for the Boys Conference. About 100 of
the young men will be accommodated #
the different fraternity houses, at NORTH
College and Roberts hall After the re-
ception to be given at the gymnasium
the delegates will form four abreast or
the campus and then march, headed by
the college band, TO the armory building
where the banquet will be held The dee
Grafton of the armory will be in charge
of the committee appointed to represent
the college in arranging for the confer
ence. College men will also be the wait
ers at the banquet.
The men who are now members of the
band are Lawrence Hardy, II of Eas
Jaffery y H., leader, clarinet; Ray L
| Haskell IA, of bethlehem, y. H.. from
| bone: Roscoe L. Johnson, II, of Barre
Mass, trombone; Wilbur b. Dexter, "A
| Bare Plains Mass. cornet Roger Is
Hodgdon. +. of Yarmouthville, cornet
Morris T. Lord II of North Brooks
vile. cornet. Lester D. Paterson, Is, Vi
| WinsloW cornet; Byron Smith, "A, j
Ashland. cornet, Ernest Pratt. Is, Barre
Mass alto: Stanley Il. Miller, IA, Norti
| Jay, trombone: Evan L. Wheeler, II, o
| Oakland, alto; Milroy Warren, II. o.
| East Bromdeld. alto; John Crawford, Il
| of Milinoellet, alto; Albert d. Gilbert, "a
| of Mcthuen, Mass. baritone Fred y