Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-04-17
Frank Nardini Reinstated
Captain Of Track Team.
Mrs. Hannah Knox Livingston
Talks on Woman Suffrage.
Junior Commencem Officers Are
EIected..Date for Junior Play.

Waterville, Me, April 16.-(SpeciaD.
frank D. Nardini, at meeting of
the track C" men in college, held af-
ter chapel, Wednesday morning, was
Ireinstated as captain of the Colby
When Nardimi left college. last winter,
on account of trouble with his eyes,
| Robert II. Bowen, IA, of Watefville,
WAS elected To captain the team toni
p3rariIy and since that time he has
proved, to be an efficient worker
Nardini returned to Waterville, Tues
day morning, and will now devote the
| greater part of his time in working up
! a team which is expected will eclipse
| any of the past. The students we're
Greatly pleased 1T the return of Mar
DIM to college, but they arc more elat-
cd that he is going to lead his team,
as he so successfully did during his
| Sophomore year.
| Following are the track events which
are being arranged by the manager,
Seth f. Il. Howes, IA. The intefelass
meet, which will probably be, May >;
| the dual meet with Holy Cross at Wa
tervilo, Saturday, May 10; the Maine
intercollegiate meet at the University
| of Maine, Orono, Saturday, May IL;
| and the annual New England meet,
which VIII probable be held III Boston.
May 4. instead Of i'll Springfield, as
1 mas been the custom
The semi-fnal debate between Good
| WEI High school and SkowheSan High
school. in the Colby Goodwin inter
| seholastic debating. scheduled to be
lheld at Skowhegan, Friday April p,
has been postponed To Friday, May :.
The question for debate is Resolved,
| that the Constitution of the United
States should Be Amended as to Pro-
| vide for 4 Single Presidential Term OF
lSiX Years" Skowheean has the atllr-
NATIVE and Good VIII the negative
Reger 4. Putnam. "A. of York, is the
coach of the SkoNhesan High team
land Leo G. Sheeshong 10, Of Green
Vile. Of the Good VIII team. \ special
train IS being arranged To GO ID
lSkowhcgan the night of the debate.
! The preliminary debate between Oak
tGrove Seminary and Ceburn Glass1-
| cal Institute. IN he Colby GOODWIN
| Interscholastic Debating League, Will
he held. Friday evening, al Nassalboro.
/ The question is Resolved. That tile
Present Protective Tariff is Beneiicia!
| TO the American Farmer Oak Grove
| having the affirmative and Coburn the
negative Robert II. Bowen IA Of Wa
itervile. is the Coburn coach and EV-
erett l.. Wyman IA of Appanaug, K.
h., is the Oak Grove coach.
| The final debate OF the league will be
lheld in Waterville between the winners
of the high and academy groups,
sometime during the first of June.
Prof. Homer p Little. will go with
his advanced class in geology on a
| two day exploring expedition III
| short time. The group will first go to
Lewiston where the quarrles VIII De
examined; then To Hebron Academy
| where the students will pass the night
land in the morning visit Mount Mica
| in South Paris The trip will be ar
ranged so as not IN interfere with the
| baseball schedule.
| Irving l.. Cleveland 10 of Wilmot,
| \. H.. returned to college, Tuesday al
| ternoon.
John II Foster Is of Burton, Wash,
| ;e negotiating with the End Harvard
chess team for II tournament with the
Colby team, to be held III Cambridge,
| in MAY, when The baseball team makes
its annual trip to Massachusetts
George Mitchell Of Necdham. Mass,
visited Fred b. Dunn Is, at the Delta
Kappa Epsilon house, Tuesday eve
| ming.
Mrs Hannah Knox Livingstone Of
Bangor gave a brief talk, Wednesday
| afternoon, ON "Woman's Suffrage be-
| fore the members OF the womens d.
.-js,r il and lGdies of the faculty. Before
the address an informal reception was
tcnoered Mrs. Livingstone by Dean
| Bass at Foss hall. Refreshments were
served by the Senior and Junior class
presidents, Marion ingalls,, Bridgton,
and Edith Washburn, China.
The Junior Commencement officers
have been elected as follows: Hlsto-
rian. Marjorie Scribner. Bl1dgton;
noet Hazel Young. Waterville; ode
committee Florence Cole, FoXcroft,
chairman: Clara Collins Caribou, and
| Adelaide Klein of ait. Vernon.
The date for tie Junior play, AS
You Like It." has been set for June o.
The annual Ivy day exercises and
spring pagcnt Of the Women's Divist'n
will he held. the following saturday,
| June I,