Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-09
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gione. Brooklyn. NJ z; Lawton H.
Fesney, Jonesboro; Harrison A. Felch,
Limerick; Dooley Ferguson, Palestine,
Texas; Bernard J. Fitzgerald, Aga
wan. Mass; Norman w Foran, VIM
throp, Mass: Winfield s. Fuller.
Greenfield. Mass: Paul W. Gates.
Keene. n. H; Francis E. Gilfoy.
Adams, Mass; Chester l.. Glenn,
Brockton. Mass; Wilfred F. Gore,
Brockton, Mass; Carlo H. Grande.
Lawrence, Mass; Philip X. Hahn.
Pyng Yang. Korea; Russell p. Hallett.
Oakland; Roy c. Hearon. Crawford.
n. j.: Cranston H. Jordan. Auburn;
Leslie S. Lane, Red Beach; Louis
Langman, Camden; Bernard L. Lee,
Bridgeport. Conn; Ralph y. Libby
Warren; Joseph LeWinter, Brooklyn,
n. III Charles S.. Lewis. Oakland ,
Clifford H. Littlefield, Waterville; An
son C. Lowitz, Brownville, y. Y; Ma
than r. Lufkin, Oakland; Everett c.
Marston, Augusta; Tilson F. Maynard
Morrill,; Leroy McDonouzh, Solon
Joseph w McGarry. Brookline. Mass. ;
Earl H. Mckay, Adams. Mass; John
l.. McKeon. Bridgeport, Conn; Ralph
D. McLeary, Phillips; Franklin c.
Matzek, Revere, Mass; Harold NJ
Meader. Hallowell; James H. Morse,
Oakland Louis p. Norm. Jr., Fitch
burg, MASS; Lee T. Nichols, Water
Vile; George T. Nickerson, Farming
ton; Winston E. Noble. Waterville:
Morris D. Nordstrom, New Britain.
Conn: Eugene c. Norton. Fairfield
Roland w. Payne, Waterville; Rich
ard j. Pike. Winthrop. Mass; Julian
H. Patten. Torrington, Conn; Frank
r. Porter. Everett. Mass; Lawrence
A. Putnam, Fairfield; Wellington T.
Reynolds, Jr., Waterville: Edmund D.
Reynolds, Watervil!e; Ivan NJ. Rich
ardson. Strong. Ralph S. Robinson.
Manchester. n. H.; Frank A. Robin
ton, Medford. Mass; Ralph f. Rock,
Nashua. N. H.: Lawrence A. Roy
Waterville; Richard g. Sackett. Long
meadow. Mass; Roswell w. Sadd,
Nashua. n. H.: Theodore r. Sammis.
Brooklyn, n. Y; Albert II. Scott. Will
ton; Waldo F. Selfast, Nashua, N. H.;
Mark E. Shay, Jr., Fall River. Mass;
Joseph c. Smith. Skowhegan; Arthur
L. Springer, Skowhegan Arthur H.
Snow. Bluehill; Ronald w. Sturtevant.
Livermore Falls; Sylvester r. Sulli-
van. Boston, Mass: Ralph Talberth,
Waterville; Philip ]. Tarpey, Fitch
burg, Mass; John S. Tibbetts, Farm
ington; Graydon Trip Fairfield Gren-
Vile B. f. Vale. Glen Cove, n. H.;
Herbert G. Warden. Lawrence. Mass. :;
Henry p. Walters, Bridgeport, Conn. :;
William E. Weise. White Plains. n
Y. Raymond +. Weymouth. Charles
ton; Ernest r. Verne, Worcester.
Mass; Charles Wolman. Waterville.
Specialized J. Raymond. Waterville
A meeting Of the Junior class COM
mittee will be held in the chapel
Monday to draw up a list of names
to be voted upon for class officers.
Memorial exercises for Col r. G.
Shannon. Colby's greatest benefactor,
were held yesterday, Friday, in the
chapel President A. j. Roberts gave
the eulogy He said that Col. Shan
non. though very rich, only spent
caC-lCulH VI liIo lI1COIIIc OH himself.
To those who needed financial aid,
Col. Shannon was friend. Col.
Shannon always remembered his
friends, his church and his college.
President Roberts also gave a brief
sketch of Col. Shannons life. The
chapel was filled with students of
both divisions.
The senior class will hold its an
nual election of officers, Monday, Oct.
II. The slate is as follows: For pres
ident. r. II. Sturtevant Of Livernore
Falls. Roland G. Ware of Water
vile; for vice-president, Donald O.
Smith of Waterville. Edward Litth
Of New London, Conn; for treasurer.
Thomas G. Grace Of Brooklyn, n. Y.
Merle Barnum of Corning, n. Y; for
secretary, Aston F. Richardson of
Fairfield and Neil F. Leonard of
Worcester, Mass.