Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-09-25
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
More Students Register-First Stu
dent Chapel-Football Notes.

Orono, Me-. Sept 24.-(SpeciaD.-A
large number of new students have
registered since the regular registra-
ton. The total number of new stu
dents now registered is 2s4. This is
by far the largest Freshman class in
the history of the University.
The following are the names of the
special students, the two-year pharm-
acy students, the tWo-years agrlcul-
tural students the domestic science
students and regular Freshmen, who
registered late:
Short pharmacy students-orin
Bellows. Barre Plains, Mass; Earl
Follett, Orono F. E. Fortier, orono;
Harley D. Freeman Cape Neddick; b.
E. Gerry, Millinoeket; Edwin NJ.
Houdlette. Dresden Mills; Thomas A.
Lynch, Bangor; Paul Ouillette. Car
ibou George E. Rowe, Milo; Har-
old Tibbetts. Bangor; Rich Williams,
Gorham.
Domestic science students-Grace
E. Clapp, Winslow; Frances E. Du-
gan, Bangor; Eva Dunning, Old
Town; Edith Flint, West Baldwin;
Myrtle Goss, East Corinth; Ethei
Harrigan. Bangor; Mary F. Leon
ard. lewiston Alice Lewis, Gardi-
ner; Eunice Niles, Hallowell; Min
ME Park, Orono; Louise NJ. Ring,
Bangor; Evelyn A. Smith, Andover.
Two-year agricultural students-Ar-
mold Berry, Portsmouth, n. H; Alden
Bradford. Sebec Station; Albert F..
Burke, Millinocket: Frank w. Gray,
Jr., jacksonville; Max Greger, Port
au Prince, Hayti; Harold M. Hill,
Garland; j. Carroll Hawkes., South
windham Joseph H. johnson, wal
than, Mass William Johnston,
Washington; Frank C. Kendrick, Bid
deford; Lionel G. Lincoln, Charles
ton: Donald J. MaeIntire, Biddeford;
Dwight l.. Sawyer, Saco. Harold ).
Shaw, Sanford; Sylvanus Small
Charleston; James II. Talbot, East
Machias; George {. Thomas, Gray
stone Park Floyd Verrill, Bruins
wick; Linton b. Ward, Shirley, Mass;
Clayton Wells, Shirley, Mass; Carroll
Wilcox, Morgan, VT; Clyde Wilcox,
Morgan, Vt.
Regular-Allen r. Cooper, Worees-
ter, Mass: Kenneth NJ. Causland,
Freeport; E. True Hall, Jr., st.
George; Francis O'Rourke. Saco; Les
ter G.. Morris. Bingham; Chauncey L.
Chase, Bangor; Merle A. Chapman,
South Poland; Mildred Dow, South
Poland; Elmer L. Baird, Hartland;
Ralph S. Dingley, Pennington; Gin
ton E. Purinton, Portland.
Special-Langdon F. Andrews, North
Fryeburg; D. L. Higgins, Morrill,;
James E. Masterson, Worcester,
Mass; F. z. Phelps. Foxboro, Mass;
f. o. Shaw, Winterport; Royal FL. S.
Houlton.
The first student chapel was held,
Tuesday morning, in place of the regular
chapel service. President Telby of the
Athletic Association presided and pre-
scented the subject of blanket tax to
the association for consideration. 1t was
suggested that this tax be adopted by
the students in place of the athletic dues
of $40 a year. which have formerly been
collected. The details of the plan were
not completed and the matter was left
to the consideration of the students for
one week.
The football squad came out of the
Fort Mckinley game, Saturday in fair
ly good condition. Martin at halfback
and H. Cobb at quarterback received MI
nor injuries, which will probably keep
them out of the Harvard game, Saturday.
The coaches were able to get good line
on the new players and to discover the
weaknesses of the team. This week spe-
cial attention will be given to the line
men Coach Reilly will also endeavor
to perfect the men in the use of the for
ward pass. The game, Saturday. will b.
hard one and while Maine does not
expect to win, she hopes to hold Harvard
to a small score.