Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-24
College Chat.

! AlunlnuS was received from the print
shop. Wednesday afternoon, and as
usual the magazine contains its full
: quota of various kinds of interesting
! matter concerning the college. The
! principal article is a review of the life
of Randall Judson condor of the class
of IS, by his classnatc, Richard ~
| Metcaf. Mr.. Condor has just been
! unanimously elected to the superlh-
! tendency of schools in the city oil
; Cincinnati Ohio. The article is IL
| Illustrated by a clear full page halttone
of Mr.. Condor Other articles are
the Chicago Colby Club" by Frank
lin w. johnson, 81 Foot Ball Season
! of 1912" by Robert II. Bowen, IA OF
Waterville: Foot Ball in the Nine
| ties bv Archie Jordan; an announce
mcnt of the Colby Christmas gift ana
the names of the 245 givers; and the
! usual editorials, obituaries college
notes, book reviews. faculty notes, and
news of what Colby men are doing,
according to the different classes.
| In the premilinary trials for the re-
! Law team which will run Bates in the
Il. A. A. were held, Wednesday after
noon. in which the following men
took part: Brush, 10; Mcanix. '16;
| Small, 10: Dunn, 10: Bowen, III
Aver 10; Curtis, 10; Reynolds
| Another trial will be held, Saturday
| afternoon. and one week from that
date the finals will take place and the
team will be chosen to ge TO Boston.
| On account of the repairing of the
| Railroad Y. M. G. A. alleys, the in
terfraternity bowling league contests
| have been suspended.
| Ernest Patt, Is, of Barre. Mass.
was forced to go To his home, Tues
day evening" on account of severe ill
ness.
| DR. j. w. Black. head of the history
department, returned Wednesday aft
| crnoon, from "A four days business trip
to Baltimore, Md.
| The following committee of the Col
by Clark intercollegiate debate, met
| Wednesday afternoon, and discussed
a question for the contest but defer
red until a meeting, Saturday: Dom
aid Ellis, '13. president of the debat-
ing society; Leo &. Sheesong. '13;
Robert II. Bowen IA; John Wells
1
President Roberts is in Boston, for
a short business trip.
A large number OF the members of
the faculty will attend the meetings
of the Conversational week. which are
to he held in Bangor next week. DR.
| Henry Van Dyke will be one of the
speakers.
Prof Herbert G. Libby will address
the students of Skowhegan High
school, Thursday morning.
Harold B. Green, ex-'13, of North
Brdgton, is visiting friends at the
| Alpha Tau Omega house.
;. The winners of the trials for the
Murray prize debate will be announc-
ed, sometime next week
i The last of the series of college de-
bates scheduled, for Friday evening.
will take place. one week from Fri
day evening. The subject and speak
ers will be announced later. Soon aft
er this deba.e, two teams will be Sc
lected from the go men participating
, in these series which will contest in
semi-final debate, the winning team
of which will represent the college on
the intercollegiate debate with CIarI,
College.
/ A meeting of the nominating com
mittee for the Junior Glass day Off
GERS at the Alpha Tau Omega house
| will be held, Thursday afternoon The
Junior Prom committee will also hold
a meeting at the same house, Thurs
day evening.
( Miss M. Phyllis ST. Clair 10. OF
Calais, is substituting in the Latin
/ department at Coburn Classical Insti-
: tute in the absence of Miss Moulton
who is ill., She began her duties, OF
Wednesday morning.
, The Freshmen class of the women's
division will give social entertain
: ment, Saturday evening, at Foss hail.
for the benefit of the y. W. c. A. Sill
Yer Bay fund.
DIR. !. b. Mower, State secretary of
the Maine Baptist convention, address
| ed the Ministerial Association, Mon
day evening.
II The Y. w. C. A. held a tea, Wednes-
day afternoon, at Foss hall.
The nominating committee for the
j Junior Class day officers met Thurs
day afternoon. and drew up the fol-
lowing slate of officers which will be
Il Noted on by the CLASS, MONDAY: HIS
torian, Vinal II. Tibbetts, of New Har-
| Dor: chaplain, Chester c. Wood, of
Woburn, Mass; orator Robert III
Bowen. of Watervile; class marshall
Wilmer A. Moores, of Ashland; and
presentation of gifts, Robert owen, OF
Waterville ode committee, Harold c.
| Morse, of Waterville; chairman
George w. Pratt, of Corning, n. Y,
and Erie Davis of Whitefield, n. H.
An informal dancing party was held
at the Delta Kappa Epsilon house,
Thursday evening, at which there
were about Is couples present. A most
enjoyable time it proved to be for all.
| The chaperons were DR.. and Mrs.
George Il. Permenter. and Mrs. G. II.
Caldwell. matron of the Deke house.
Music was furnished by Rollins college
orchestra.
Orono. Me, Jan. 23.-(SpeciaD-
Dean III. s. Boardman of the college
| OF tpchnology left Orpno. Tuesday for