Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-26

Brunswick, Me-. June 25-(Specia)
president Hyde announced Thurs
day that the sum Of $3.50 had been
raised to cover the expenses OF build
ing over and equipping the Sargent
Gymnasium for a Bowdoin Union. the
want Of which has been felt for some
time. In contributing to the sum the
city of Bangor was the largest con-
ributor. as the sums Of $1,000, SOU and
500 came from this city.
II WAS announced that year after
next Austin Harbutt MacCormick '15
would return to Bowdoin to act as IN
structor in Education and English
literature. Next year he will take a
graduate course at Columbia Univer-
s,tv under the Everett Scholarship
prize. The announcement came as a
most pleasant surprise to all BoWooln
undergraduates as Spike" was a very
familiar and popular fellow among
all his college mates.
II was announced that the Medical
School of Maine. as the medical de-
partment of the college has been
known in the past, will in the future
he called the Bowdoin Medical Schooi'
and in all the college publications the
Aid title will be changed to conform
with the new.
II was also decided that In future
Commandments the graduates OF the
Rowdoin Medical School shall have
the right to write essays in competi-
tion for the Commencement parts,
he selected as one of the five Com
mencement speakers.
The boards of trustees and over
seers authorized the athletic couh :
Gil with the approval of the alumni
council to give the president the au-
thority to secure an athletic director
If it Is deemed necessary.
The oldest alumnus present at the
Alumni dinner was Henry Flske
Harding so of Hallowell.
The hoard of overseers. at the hnal
meeting elected the following OH
GERS: President. Hon. Clarence Hale
$50: vice president, DeAlva ;. Alex
ander Of Buffalo; new overseers, Mel
win S. Holway. 'S2, Of Augusta; Will
liam M. Emery. 49,. of Fall River;
.Iohn E.. Chapman, IT, of Brunswick;
and Phillip G. Clifford, 'O3, of Port
land.
The following new instructors for
1856 were announced: William
Edmund Milne, instructor In Mathe-
matics; Thomas Curtis Van Cleve. in
structor in History: Philip w. Me-
serve, instructor in Chemistry; Rhys
Darfydd Evans, instructor in Physics.
A vnnar3l secretary
of Y. M. c. A.
Announcement was made at Bow
doin college Friday of the appointment
of committees, changes in the titles
of members of the faculty and other
votes passed by the trustees and ov-
erseers at their meetings this week,
including the following:
Executive faculty of Medical School
President William Dewitt Hyde
Franklin c. Payson of the trustees;
DR.. Daniel A. Robinson. DIR. Ernest b.
Young of the overseers; DR.. Addison
S. Thayer, DR.. Frederick H. Gerrish,
Dr. Charles D. Smith. DR.. John +.
Thompson. DR.. Alfred King. DR.. Willis
r. Moulton. DR.. Frank n. Whittier,
Dr. Henry II. Brock, DR.. Edward j.
McDonough. DIR. Walter f. Tobie. Dr.
Charles H. Hunt and Prof. Marshall
L. Cram.
The titles Of the following members
of the Medical school faculty were
changed: Thomas Jayne Burrage from
assistant professor of clinical medi-
cine to professor of clinical medicine:
James Edward Heating from assist
ant professor of medicine to professor
of clinical medicine: Herbert Ed
gidge Milliken from assistant in medi
cine to instructor in medicine: Harold
Josselyn Everett from clinical assist
ant in obstetrics to instructor in OBJ
stetrics. and Carl Merrill Robinson
from assistant demonstration of anat-
omy to instructor in anatomy.
The following new members of the
Medical school faculty were elected:
Richard F. Chase. instructor in Gas
tro- enterology; Forrest E. Tyson, in
structor in Mental Diseases: Elmer
Henry King. assistant demonstration
of anatomy. and Philip Weston Me-
serve, instructor In chemistry.