Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-20

Fred B. Chadbourne. 10, of East
Waterford. secretary; John w.
Coburn, 10. OF Lewiston. manager:
Samuel c. Buker. '2t, of Saco. assist
ant manager.
Two original pencil drawings by
John Flaxman, r. A, have recently
been added to the valuable collec-
ton of originals already in the Walk
or Art building. They were purchased
by President Stills with part of the
Classical Fund. One of the drawings
represents Hector Gliding his brother
Paris (from the Iliad), and the other
picture, Telemachus seeking MS
father (from the Odyssey. These are
two of the original sketches for a
special edition Of Pope's Homer"
The annual banquet for the Bow
dom alumni Of New England will be
held in Boston on Jan. "a. The New
York alumni dinner will take place in
New York City week later on Jan.
81. At both gatherings President
Stills will represent the college.
The proctors for the ensuing year
have been elected and assigned as
follows: Clyde f. Stevens, 10. of
I.ockland, North Winthrop; Stephen
Il. Perkins, 10, of Bartlett, N. H.,
South Winthrop; Robert II. Haynes,
10, of Ellsworth Falls. North Maine;
Grant b. Cole, 10. Of Springfield,
Mass, South Maine; +. Shepley Paul,
I'd, 10, of Lewiston, North Appleton:
Myron Is Grover. 10. of North Ber-
wick, South Appleton; Roy A. Eoulke,
10. Of White Plains. N. Y, North
Hyde; Daniel +. MatoDey. 10. of
Portland, South Hyde.
The college library has just received
from Edward Page Mitchell. Lift. d.,
best known at Bowdoin as the author
Of Phi Chi and to the world as
editor n-chief of the New York Sun.
his library of books on etching and en-
craving, consisting of % volumes of the
best works. A large part of these are
| written in French and German and
many are now very rare.
At recent meeting of the Studen.
Council the following men were elected
on the board Grant 3. Cole 10 Of
| Springfield, Mass; Daniel +. Mahoney
| 10 of Portland. Reginald T. Small 10 Of
| Westbrook, Albion Caspar 10 Of Lisbon
Falls. Louis Il. Mccarthy 10 of West
Roxbury, Mass. Stephen l. Perkins 10
of Bartlett, n. H.. Roy A. Foulke 10 Of
White Plains, y. Y, Fred p. Hall. Jr.,
10 of Lisbon Falls. Il. Shepley Paul 10
of Lewiston. John w. Coburn 10 of
| Lewiston, Myron r. Grover 10 of North
Berwick, Robert l.. Cleaves, Jr., 20 of
Portland. and Willard NJ. Cook 20 Of
Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Roy A. Foulke 10 OF White Plains.
y. Y, Fred Z. Hall. Jr.. 10 of Lisbon
Falls, +. Shepley Paul. I'd. 8 of Au-
burn, John w. Coburn 10 of Lewiston
and Willard NJ. Cook 20 of Jamaica
Plain, Mass, were elected to fill the
vacancies caused by men leaving col
lege.
Cornelius P. Rhoads 20 of Springfield.
Mass, was elected to the Athletic
Council. which is now composed of
, Daniel f. Mahoney 10 of Portland, N.Y.
ron Il. Grover 10 OF North Berwick.
! Robert T. Cleayes, Jr.. 20 of Portland.
Cornelius z. Rhoads 30 of Springfield.
, Mass. and Alexander Thompson q Of
! Skowhegan.
| Since Grant r. Co.e 10 of Springfield.
! Mass, and Emerson w. Zeitler ~ Of
Collinsville, CT. are the only members
of the Union Board left at college, AL
bion r. Caspar 10 of Lisbon Falls. Ezra
p. Rounds 20 of Cornish and Gordon
II. Allen q of Reading. Mass, were
elected to fill the vacancies.
This term 295 men registered. num-
Der considerably in excess of the gen.
eral expectation last month. There are
A men in the senitr class. 81 juniors.
so sophomorcs and 100 freshmen. The
| two lower classes are almost exactly
, IF normal size, and the two upper
| classes although not up to the usual
/ number are considerably larger than
was expected In addition to the reg
! u.ar students there are six SPECIAL stu
I dents now in college.