Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-11-10
U. OF MAINE
Aggie Club Meets-Lectures-
Band Not s-Old Home
Night, Dec. 12-Camp Board
Changes-Society Matters
Other College Notes.

Orono, Ne, Nov. 9.-(SpeciaD "A
| large and well attended meeting OF
+ the "Aggie' Club was recently held
stock judging team. recently returned
from Chicago, gave an interesting re-
port on the trip. 1t was hoped that
Prof. Corbett would give report on
! the Alumni and men who financed the
trip, but he was away in the interests
of the Extension service. Coach E.
n. Boland gave an interesting talk on
how the show was conducted and the
returns were given out.
Members OF the Maine Masque are
holding regular rehearsais preparing
for presentation early next semester,
of Pinero's modern, three act comedy,
THE Amazons.
! The new grand stand was put in
/ commission Saturday at the Bpwdoin
/ game, and was nearly filed. 1t is a
/ valuable addition to the University
and two much credit cannot be given
/ the promoters.
Lieut.. Clark. L. s. A. recently gave
another interesting lecture before a
/ well filled chapel His subject was
about the Military Policy OF the
t United States" and he compared 1t
with the policy of the nations at war.
The Freshman and Sophomores will
, play their annual football game next
/ Saturday. Both classes have large
! squads out, and much keen rivalry
+ exists.
The band has played an important
part in University activities this fall.
/ Much credit is due Lieut.. Park Elliot,
/ Is, for under his leadership, 1t has
had a most successful season. The
/ following men are members according
/ to classes: 1915, Elliot, (leader), Oak,
! Beverage, Edes; 1916, Bloode. o'Neil,
Barrows. Bonney, Currier, Fairchild,
Potter, Cahoon; 1917. Page. Clappe,
! Cole. Hansen, Hanley. Parshley,
Bones, Cheney, Russell, Becker. Hop
kins, Frieze; 1918, Cobb Harmon, Bar
Z ker. Richardson, Coolbroth, Shaw,
( Libby.
| The class of 1918 will hold it's ban
1 quet in the near future, in Bangor.
/ The following committees have been
chosen: Program, Barrett, May, Hut
ton, banquet, Campbell, Gross, Haines.
/ New plans are on foot. where the
! ANUS SOiANSSo VI thS Wa
I hold Chapel services separately Vari-
1 Gus speeches appropriate to the col
+ leges will be made, given by mem bers
of the faculty and outsiders
! The College of Arts and Sciences is
/ planning to hold an Old Home nigh.
f, Saturday evening, Dec. u, in the
/ gym" Novel features will be intro
duced and good time is expected.
nnlt C-rpt rr-tf mill
hold its initiation Thursday evening,
followed by a banquet at the Bangor
/ House.
Maine night which was celebrated
I the night before the Bowdoin game,
was the largest and most enthusiastic
| in the history of the State. Institution.
! The campus board announces the
following promotions and new mem
! hers: r. H. Curtis '1e and A. F.
| Sherman 10. Managing editors; Carl
Masuus Is, Alumni editor; J., E.
Doyle Is, r, G. Blanchard. 1e, G.. p.
/ Creighton II, and F. O. Sevens II,
associate editors.
Prof v. G. Aubrey, who for the past
two years has been instructor in an
imal, poultry and dairy husbandry
submits his resignation He has al
ready left for New Brunswick, N. j.,
| where a good position awaits him in
the extension department of Rutgers
! college. 1t will be remembered that
Prof. Aubrey coached the Stock Judg-
| ing team which won first place at
Brockton fair last year.
! The annual fall initiation of Alpha
| Tau Omega fraternity took place last
week, followed by banquet in Ban
gor Saturday evening