Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-10
COBURN CLASH
CAL OPENS WITH
FINE PROSPECT

Under the most favorable auspices
Coburn Classical Institute opened its
S6th year Tuesday morning with
large entering class. Principal Drew
I. Harthorn presided at the opening
chapel which was held at o'clock. In
the department of English Miss Clara
P. Morrill,, graduate of Colby and a
successful instructor at Hebron and
Higgins. succeeds Miss MaeBurnfe.
This is the only change in the faculty.
Football prospects were never
brighter at Coburn than they are this
fall and the team which will represent
the school on the gridiron should be a
winner. Coach John A. Bagnell has
issued the call for candidates for next
Monday afternoon on the Libbey field,
although light practise may take place
al the school during the week. Coach
Bagnell is very enthusiastic over the
prospects. With the entering class
are many fine players. OF last years
team there are Dow. center: Capt
Ranney, guard; coombs. guard; Libby
and Stinson, tackles. A valuable adj
dition TO the line force will be Wyman
from Good Will, a player who weighs
about go pounds. For ends Coburn
will have Rollo Pagan of Waltham
who was one of the pitchers on the
Hallowell team in the Trolley league
this season. On the opposite end will
be Alberts, formerly of Higgins. AL
berts is also valuable pitcher, hav-
ing played this season with the Bel
fast team in the Eastern league.
There is plenty of material for the
n Eria OF "
Is a member of the entering class and
should be a strong factor. McElwee
of Houlton, brother of the star Bow
doin baseball player. will be another
valuable asset. McPhee of Eastport,
who was also seen in action In the
Trolley League and who played with
Madison in the series with Taconnet
during fair week, has also entered Co
burn Then there is Lord of last years
team and Johnson and Cottrell of Bel
fast, both of whom have good repu-
tation.
The following is tna list of new stu
dents:
George Booker, Winslow; Helen
Brown, waterville, Rosetta Butler,
Waterfalls; William Caughlin, Dor
chester, Mass; Malcolm Cottrell, Bel
fast; Fannie Cunningham, Lynn,
Mass; Alvin Diggs, Waterville; FL
della Dow, No. Brooksvillet Rollo Fa-
gan, waltham. Mass; Pearl Field,
Sidney; Berlyne Files, Benton; Crystal
Files, Benton; Lawrence Files, Ben
ton; Adelaide Foster, Waterville; Alice
Myrtle Getcheli, China; Mary Har-
thorn. Waterville; Herbert Herring,
Waterville; Robert Jackson, Water
Vile; Alton Johnson. Belfast; Mabel
johnson, Great Works; Henry Kol-
seth, Dorchester. Mass; Mildred
Knowlton, Waterville; Donald LAM
gan, Waterville; Lafi Lessard, Water
willie: Dorothy Linscott, Bar Harbor;
Christine McGann, Waterville -
McPhee, Eastport; Hugh Morrill,
Brooks; Harry O'Brien, Waterville;
Helen O'Donnell. Waterville; Parker
Patterson. Winslow; Pauline Pulsifer,
Waterville; Russell Ryder, Belfast;
Dean Simpson, Waterville; Milton
Stephenson, Belfast; Grace Snyder
Wellesley. Mass; Laura Stanley
Mercer: Robert Stewart, Winslow;
Gaorge Fred Terry. Jr., Waterville;
Roland Ware, waterville; Reginald
Warren, Waterville; Mary Whitcomb,
Waterville; Samuel Wyman, New
castle; Harry E. Aldrich. Cutler.