Daily Kennebec journal., 1916-09-28
BOWDOIN STARTS
STEADY ROUTINE
ACADEMIC WORK
Class of 1920 Generously Sub
scribes Material for All De-
partments of the Social Life


Brunswick Me- Sept. 27.-(SpeciaD.
The first week of activity for the sea-
son 1861 at Bowdoin College has
passed into history with record en-
ter:ng class of 140 men. Since the ng-
ure5 were given out some days ago.
there has been a slight shifting and
adjusting among the new men but the
namber has remained practically as
fo-ecsated a that time. Tuesday was
the last daySupon which change OF
course was permitted, and the institu-
ticn has now settled down to its steady
routine of academic duties. or those
who have entered this year 1o2 are
from Maine, - from Massachusetts, I
from New Hampshire, from Connecti-
cut from New York from the Dis
tr.ct Of Columbia, and one each from
Rhode sland, Virginia, New Jersey and
the Dutch West Indies. Net all of these
are freshmen, however, as each class
has received one or more additions to
its numbers.
Plenty Material
The class of 1920 has much to offer
this year There is Cook, Cutler,
Draper, a Fuller. three Smiths, Tay-
lor and a Turner, while an Abbott and
Kirk are on hand to attend to their
spiritual welfare. They are supplied
r.ith stone and Wood--including Films
and Crabtree; while Hay has also
taken place among the commodities.
Good material for the biological depart
ment is furnished by Badger, a
Chick, Doe and a Lamb, with Had
dock and Leach for early experiment
tatlon
With two Moses is their midst the
new men should find scant need to en-
ploy their Hone to sharpen up dulled
wits especially as such celebrities as
Burns and Congrove, Marshill, Taft and
Millikin have graced their numbers with
their presence. Athletics should be i'm
proved in the Sprince this season and
Jack Magee should find small difficulty
in making a high jumper Of Springer.
The freshmen have two different
Browns and plain White, from which
to choose their class colors but should
Kileskie and Crossman quarrel over the
matter they have the opportunity Of
going to Flanders to settle their dis
pute, or can as an option hire on Of tho
two Halls to settle the subject by ar
bitration.
The Ford, the Saxon and the Emerson
that are running about the campus are
bound to be rivals, but the class is for
tunately prepared to furnish them with
Rhoads upon which to settle the mat
ter of supremacy.
The list Of new men, revised to date,
is as follows:
Corrected List Of 1920 Men
1s2o-Jere Abbott, Dexter; Robert HavI-
land Adams, Holliston. Mass; Stanley
Baker Adams, Bangor; Everett Agnew
Allen, Bangor; Gordon Hughes Allen,
Reading, Mass; George Raymond AS
nault, Calais: Edward Wilson Atwood
Portland Myron Halburton Avery. North
Lubec; Joseph Linwood Badger. Pitts
field: Albert Russell Bartlett. Norway
Albion Moulton Benton, kezar Falls;
Wendall Kinds Berry Yarmouth; Clifford
Emery Blake, Pittsfeld; Elmer Isiah
Boardman, Islesboro; Henry w. Boyker,
Portland; Lewis w. Brown, Skowhegan;
Robert f. Brown, Sharon, Mass; Lisle
l.. Burns, Waterville; Charles r. Camp
bell, Somerville, Mass; Howard l..
Chick, Norway; Irving G. Clapham,
Charlestown; Leslie w. Clark, Ogun-
quit; Robert L. Cleaves. Portland; Will
liam Congreve, Jr., Antrim, N. H.; Will
lard M. Cook Jamaica Plain. Mass; Ken
meth B. Coonnbs, Auburn: Sanford 8.
Cousins, Brewer; Kenneth G. Crabtree,
Hancock; Philip Crockett. Everett,
Mass: Mortimer D. Crossman, Newton
Center. Mass; Harry l.. Curtis. Jr..
Pawtucket, R. l.; George H. b. Cutler,
Boston; Alvin A. Cushman. Rrookline,
Mass; Holman B. Daggett, Strong; Hen
ry H. Davies. Augusta: Allen L. Davis.
Springvale; Ralph P. Davis. Kennebunk;
B. bennett. Bangor; Harvey F. Doe, Pa
ton; Forest w. Douglass Bowdoin-
ham; James S. Draper, Wayland.
Mass; Ainslee H. Drummond, Port
land; belmont T, Dunbar, Penobsco.:
Edward H. Films. Dexter; Roswell D.
Emerson. Island Falls; Ralph E. Eus-
tis. Strong; Reginald L. Flanders,
Brentwood. n. H.: Francis A. Ford
Brunswick; Newall H. Foster. New
castle; Carroll e. Fuller, Portland;
Philip E. Goodhue, Portland; Leland
N. Goodrich, Pittsheld: Stanley M.
Gordon, lion. N. Y: Plimpton Guptill,
Topsham: Douglass A. Haddock, CAL
ais: Charles A. Haggerty. Webster
Mass; Allen w. Hall. Halls Mill; OIL
yer G. Hall, Bangor: Henry w. Han
son, Jr., Bath; Charles r. Harris,
Lynn. Mass; Walter F. w. Hay, West
brook; Robert T. D. Heaton, Pasonian
Springs, Va; Emerson H. Higgins
South Portland: John r. Houghton,
Bath; Craig S. Houston. Guilford:
George G.. Houston, Guilford; Albert
f. Hurrell. South Portland; Donald c.
johnson, Putnam. Conn.,: Thomas r.
Johnson, Washington, 2. c.; Burleigh
S. p. Jones, Augusta: Charles A. Jor-
don, Jr.. Lisbon: Frederick G. kiles-
kie. Lowell, Mass; Chester w. Kirk,
Jamaica Plains. Mass; Henry W..
Lamb, Portland; Frederick K. Leach.
Rockport; Clarence R. Linder, Law
renee, Mass; Reginald T. Lombard
South Portland; Carl ]. Longren. JEFF
ferson: Bouchard K. Look, Strong:
Percy r. Iowa Bath Lawrence McEl-
wee. Houlton; John H. Mcclellan. Jr..
Bath; Justin S. McPartlin, New Ha-
ven, Conn: Richard K. McWilliams.
Bangor; William L. Mansfield, jones'