Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-30
Colby Notes.

memorial service in memory Of
the late Lester A. Keys. who was the
president Of the Y. NJ. G. A., this year.
was held at the Association ru9m
Tuesday evening, Vice Pres Andrew
Young, 10, of Sanservile, being the
leader.
j. K. Beachley, superintendent of
the .choels of Nutly, y. j., was at the
college, Tuesday, talking with several
of The students who expect to teach
in the fall.
The first baseball practice since the
Harvard game at Cambridge, Satur-
day, Was held, Tuesday. 4 scrub game
was played between two picked teams,
Steves pitching for one and Robbins
for the other. James. the regular Var
sty pitcher, who held Harvard to one
hit. was given the day off. Short prac-
tice FOR the inficld men was held in the
latter part of the afternoon.
Colby will cross bats with Bowdoin
Al Watetville Saturday afternoon. in
the first championship game of the
Maine series.
Prof. Henry W. Brown will go to
Houlton 20 preach ut the Baptist
church, Sunday morning In the eve
ming, he will preach at a union ser
vice OF all the churches of the city
Funeral services for the late Lester
\. Reyes were held at Dryden, Tues
day Afternoon. at the home of his pa
rents. The following members of Phi
Delta Theata, of which he was a MEM
her. attended Frederick A. Hunt. IS,
Henry 5. Cushman, '13; Albert NJ. Cup
til. Is; ivan O. Harlow, 10: Benja-
n ic A.
and Arthur Niles, Is, Mrs Thompson.
the matren of the Phi Delta Theta
fraternity house, also attended the
ceremonies.
Earle Davis. ii, of Whitefield. y. H,
is substituting for a week in Freedom
Academy.
The advanced class in Geology,
taught by Dr. Homer p. Little, Mon
oay morning, went on an interesting
Heia research expedition. First the
gravel pit behind the Maine Central
station was visited; then other places
on upper Main street, and then the
party went to, the Plains below the
oeuth Grammar school. Dr. Little for
some time has been working out the
structure of the region about Water
vile and vicinity
ne VIII, within a few weeks take
the class IN a two-day exploring ex-
pe"ltioh to Lewiston, where the arIar-
RES viii be visited. and to South Paris.
whore Mount Mica, which is famous as
Il teid Tor the gathering of geological
data. is situated.
1he members Of the Penn relay team
-Meanix, Bowen. Small, Merrill and
Aoan's, alternate-who ran in the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania Relay Carni-
val and Philadelphia. Saturday, re-
turned to college. Tuesday evening.
Andrew Young. Is, was the leader of
the Christian Association meeting.
Tuesday evening. After the meeting
Prof. Henry w. Brown met his Normal
Bible study class for half an hour
and gave an interesting talk.
P'of. Herbert C.. Libby of dcatinc
and public speaking, left for Aroos-
took, Tuesday morning. where he will
give several addresses in some of the
larger towns. He will return to Wa
terville. Wednesday evening, and meet
his classes, Thursday morning.
Arrangements were made at a meet
ing of the executive committee of the
Senior class at the Delta Kappa ED
silon house, for the graduating exer-
cises Nj. Philip Roberts of Caribou.
and Lee G. Sheshong of Greenville
Junction were appointed on the pro-
gram committee. Irving l.. Cleveland
of Wilmont, \. H., will arrange for
the Senior chapel and AKRON McGhee
viii take care of the decorations.