Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-28
COLBY COLLEGE,
Sudden Death Of Lester
Keys, IS, a Great Shock.
sEzst Is
Sophomore Defamation Post
poned--Pfize Debate Postponed.
Annual Banquet and Dance Of the
Chi Gamma Theata.

,.ac abo,,, oouoe,o ,oa a,,andi,,.g
bic rerftationo ~, -, tho aay of bis
confinement. Every one expected that
he would speedily recover and until
Saturday afternoon. his condition Wd8
improving. With the coming ef1sthe.
afternoon his strength began to fail
and before it could, be realized ne had
passed away. 4,nlt once or twice in
the history of the. college havesEolhb
rfien been so gffevtd b3S the Toss of IA
loyal and good C6iby man as eren
entered the college, halise TO =. the
students he was known as Shorty,
because he was so tall To everyone
who knew him he was Christian
gentleman in it's truest sense.
saturday was his 2ard birthday. SO
he y,s i,Is, % ,,aa,c apa da, nid
The parents. Mr. and Mrs b. r. Keys,
of Dryden. and one brother Merle x
Keys. Colby, 0S who is now primer
pal Of the Phillips High school and
superintendent Of schools of that COM
munity, survive. The remains Were
taken. Sunday afternoon. to the home
of President Roberts, who is also Il
member of the Phi Delta Theata Fra
ternity, where. during the afternoon.
many of the students OF the college
viewed them.
lie wae an aetjve member of tho
Ie.,ptief f.bfirfh af DRYDEN
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nc .9'i1i'ii year III tie puai NEE
Ihiie run, winning his letter For his
first three years he ran in the Maine
intercollegiate Meet but did not cap
tufe any points, All who saw the
meet at Brunswick, last year. will re-
member, was a glorious race he ran
in the mile.
For two years he had been a mem
Der of the Glee and Mandolin CLUBS
and this year he was the successful
manager of the combined musical
clubs.
In the work of the Christian As
seciaiion, though. he was the most
active. His first two years ne was
member of the finance committee
and last year he was elected the
president Soon after his election the
Y. NJ {. A. sent him as a delegate ~
the annual Conference for the East
ern College Presidents, which was he'll
at New Haven with Yale in April.
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~ "''7 mo ''''es treasurer
The date for Tho annual coaha,,aro
defamation has bean nostnono1 fro,,,
Mondav Anrii 90 - ,Is,,3,,,
The date for tho Murray nr;ya a.
hato coboanIa. g -, y
na'e, s.heu'iea LOT friaay evening,
May :, mas peeh lhuehnltely postponed.
Prof. ii. c. Libby viii deliver sew
| eral addresses in Aroostook. Monday
! and Tuesday
| Iobp u Eostar 40 - pn.,
| Wash. has arranged for tho .co1hv