Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-09-18
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College Faculty N3aIIy All
Returned for Year.
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Many Passed Vacation Abroad,
Some In Names North Woods.
Two Members Entered Ranks OF
Bensdicts During Summer.

Brunswick, Me, Sept. 11.-(Speela9.-
Nearly al the members of the BOW
don College faculty have returned 70
brunswick after passing their Vaca-
tons in various parts of the world
During the summer an unusually latSe
number of the faculty members have
been abroad, while there has been a
larger number than usual remaining III
Brunswick for the summer He#daHf
will open for lie first semester Thurs
day. Sept. =. hr which time all those
who are still our of town will have re-
turned
President and Mrs. William Dewitt
Hyde passed the summer at o2lnaut.
Prof. Henry Johnson is in Rome, where
he has been securing specimens for
the use of the new course in art. Prof
Frank +. Woodruff has passed most of
the summer in Brunswick, but has been
in Vermont, fer portion OF his Xaca-
ton. Dr. George 7 Little has divided
his time between his home in this town
and his summer cottage ut Mere Point.
Prof William \. Moody passed the
first part of the summer in York eoun-
ty and i'll August enjoyed canoe trip
in the Mooseuead Lake region. Prof.
Charles c. Hutchins visited in otter
River, Mass. during July and in Au-
gust was Prof Moody's companion
on the canoe trip. DIR, Frank y. Whit
tier has passed lis vacation in Rrans-
wick. Prof George r. Files returned
the first Of July from an automobile
trip through Europe; and since that
time has been at his summer cottage
eli has passed the summer at his home
in this town. but will leave within a.
short time for European trip, having
been granted leave of absence for the
purpose.
Or. Charles T. Burnett passed the
travelling in Europe and At
RIGA, passing most of the time in the
Mediterranean countries. Prof. Roscoe
j. Ham passed the summer at his home
in Brunswick. Prof Frederick ".
Brown left, early in the summer. for
Europe, where he Will pass the conn
ing winter, being on leave of absence.
Dean Kenneth e. NJ. Stills has recent
ly returned from an extended European
tour passing much of his time in
Rome.
Prof. Herbert G. Bell passed the sum-
mer travelling in Europe. Prof. War
rem 3. Catlin stayed in Brunswick, dur
ing the summer. Prof. Manton Cope
land passed much of the summer in
J,,.,t, fnI-
returned, this week, from canoe trip
through the Allegash region. Dr. Mar
shall p. Cram has recently returned
from c months European trip.
Prof. Paul Nixon passed the summer
in Brunswick. Prof. William Hawley
Davis passed the month of July in
Brunswick and since the first of Au-
gust has been in England. Prof. Orren
c.. Hormell passed the summer in In
diana Gerald G. Wilder passed a por-
ton of the summer at his former home
in Pembroke and the remainder of the
time in Brunswick. Prof. Henry b. AL
word took a special course at the Dart
mouth Summer school, during his va
cation.
Or. Nathaniel l.. Loomis passed most
OF his vacation in Brunswick. He has
recently returned from a bicycle trip
through the White Mountains. Edward
II. Wass passed the summer at SPUR
rel Island.
Two members of the faculty were
married, during the vacation. Prof.
Jomes l.. McConaughy and Miss Eliza
beth Rogers, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Edward II. Rogers, We're married, June
80. They passed much of their honey
moon jim Canada. DR.. Alfred o. Gross
and Miss Edna G.. Gross, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Gross of Reading,
Pa, were married, july 2. They passed
a portion of their honeymoon on ca
noe trip in Maine.