Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-11-02
MAINE GOSSIP
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college Education
Sing a song of forward passes,
Sing a song of ends and tackles.
(Hey, the student in his classes.
What knows he of joy that crackles
| Down the old alumnus'. spine
When he views his college line?)
Plunging backs and interference,
Soaring pigskin yelling rooters!
Ever see such perseverance,!
Ever watch such skilful hooters!
or got seventy in Greek.
Passed it by narrow squeak
Goals and touchdowns. punts and
cGuess you'll read that Econo-
Twenty men will make their letters!
('We're beginning on AtomiGs.
Watch him down that husky fellow;
("Who said Milton wrote Othello?o
Sing a song Of forward passes,
Sing a song of ends and tackles!
(Hey, the student in his classes.
What knows he of Joy that crackies
Down the old alumnus'. spine
When he views his college line
A. b. Bernd, in The Coming Tower
of the New York World.
The automobile has come into its
own on Maine farms for statistics is
sued by the American Research Foun-
dation show that Maine ranks second
among the New England states in the
number Of farmer-owned cars. the to-
tai being 2s,7s9. Massachusetts, ranked
first with a total Of sS,442.
DR.. Victor r. E. Carey will be In
stalled as the new commander Of the
Emerson Lane Post, American Legion.
at Richmond on Tuesday evening OF
this week. DR.. Carey formerly resided
at Bath and 1t Is expected that
good-sized delegation of Bath Legion
men will attend the installation exer-
cises.
Samuel B. Bailey, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Frank Bailey of Topsfield has
already shown unusual talent as a
violinist. He has enrolled as a stu
dent in the New England Conservatory
of. Music and those who have heard
him play predict a brilliant future. He
is temperamentally adapted to fine in
depreciation, very ambitious and eager
to reach high plane In his profession.
The names Of two Bangor students
appear among the five members OF
Phi Beta Kappa, honorary scholastic
society, just elected from the senior
class of the College of Arts and Sci
ences At the University Of Maine. The
five honor students are Ada Cohen OF
Bangor, Joseph Roy Dougherty or
Bangor, Carl Milton Harmon of Bux-
ton Marion Florence Lindsey of South
Orrington and Emily Pendleton or
Dark Harbor. These students are
among the highest ranking members
of their class. Another election will
members will be chosen from the
class.
tx. .Aroostook League" for basket
49,, .1Ha.n.seh.,, WAS formed at q re.
-,,.,,,, ns coaches
Cent he'ins "
OF high scnoois OF the Hor.ne "a, o.
took Interschoiastlc Leasue. IL
nopeo tnat la'er ioo.Dah, .e o. ~
track Will De maue nlaSo. spo. I'll,
league. Inc new Neasu W. N.rth.
sist OF tne meMoers .. TUG u.u .so
ern1 AroostooA IT, gatussId car;Sou
Presque Isle' In.tit,,a ,,i,,s
ana Aioos.ooH 1890 This wakes q
I "n Nv. 70 IT, stronsast contend.
iede &c e u ,,o.I,e.haiI and hasehaIi nen.
=, tha county II is hoped that
. iani Is.r,,s vii, he . means of Settling
onvnt. oh, n,nionsbins with less trou.
~. tran in the mast. This seems
,rho,1v nrobabie since the above men.
t;nnaS ta.n,a have almost Invariably
Won both county remnants in both ma
;or snorts-At a meeting to be held
the first saturday in december COM
mittee will convene in Pressure Isle to
make ARRANGEMENTS for suitable ref
erecs for the basketball season.
Motorists in this town have thus
e.r heer, fortunate IN not having their
-"t oe ~ 80 ~.
cars stolen "heh parAea ALONG Inc
streets in the evening. The fact that
cars have not been stolen, however,
is not due to any precautions which