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E. M. COLLI N S, '82. H. A. DE N N I SO N , '82.
S. K. MAR SH, '81,
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'' R�JJ Thoughts of whom
have cheered
our
task
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made
our
labors easy, and the h ope of whose bright smiles of approval has prompted all our efforts, this work is humbly and affection ately dedicated by the
EDITORS.
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Consider the work of the ORACLE man Ye who cavil and sneer and blame when yon cau; Con ider the terms of the labor you ask, .A.nd the thankless reward of bis arduous task! You waut something witty, Rparkling, and new, Enough for a hundred pages or two;
Yon want lots of joke , at another's expense
(If there's one there on you, you II sure take offense) .
.A.nd then there mu8t be on the suffering Prof; . .A . t lea t se\eral pages of grin els, gibs, and scoffs; You want many pictures, all funny ancl Rharp,Â
Were an old one repeated, you surely would carp .A.t the taste of tho. e Editorďż˝. "who hardly know Enough to keep out of the rain ancl the
now."
.A.ad, finally, no matter what they ba>e done, This license you wr.ot for each mother's son, To be chary of praise and lavish of blame, To brand each defect with an empha ized name, To tel l bow i t would be if you had your say,
There's one thing yon clon't want, and that is-to pay.
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HE editorial quil was just on the point of penning the announcement that the ORACLE e litor
were about to make their little bow
before the public, and of requesting that upon this, their
first
appearance, the foot-lights
should be dimmed, in order that a soft.er radiance might befit their mode ty, when it was struck with the most harrowing su picion tbat possibly this sentiment might not be strictly original.
Undismayed, however, tbe quill
determined to plunge at once in rnedias res, and to say something both striking and unique by addressing the gentle reader.
But, alas! in the very act of stabbing the period to
this last sentence, the point of tbe quill was frozen fast to the page by the chilling reflection that the gentle reader is -7-
a genus absolutely foreign to college life.
Excuse us, fair
ladies, we know you are the bl'ight particular stars in our Alma "JJtfater's crown; we worship you-at a distance, but we know you will not be gentle readers. Thoughts of the ladies quickly thawed out tbe ice-bound unfortunate, bis spil'its revived, and proclamation was at once made to tbe world of critics.
" Your enemy is about
to write a book; welcome the critic and bis criticism. " Lay on, Macduff, And damned be him that first cries, 'Hold, enough.'"
Like some other things in tbe world, life at our Univer sity bas two sides-an outside and an inside; the former is simply our stage attitude, painted, automatic, pre-arranged, giving very little idea of the real, active, joyous stream of student life that flows, or should flow, beneath.
Tbe ORA
CLE, as an agent sent forth, not only to explore the above mentioned rivulet and to bring to the surface its choicest treasures of fact, fancy, and fun, but also, if possible, to contribute something to the volume of its fl.ow, ri es, at this point, to report that that brook bas run dry.
Only a few
muddy pools were found, in wbicb, now and then, some discontented warbler sets up a dismal croaking. In an antiquarian point of view, however, the exploration may be said to have been successful in developing what is supposed once to have been the conr e of such a stream; and some curious fossils found in the bed, indicate that in former times some really ridiculous things were accustomed to happen, even in Colby. While the explorer was wondering why the stream no longer flowed, a point was reached where even the fossils ceased, and, near by, bones were found; a discovery which gave rise to the gloomiest kind of conjectures as to the fate -8 -
of tbe la t of the funny men, and perbap solved the mystery of tbe pre ent droutb, ina much as there were found, npon some of the skull , in criptions like tbe following: lated out of Exi�tence, ' ''A Victim of Law'
an Ideal,'' ' wbich we
lain by a HiO'h Moral
uppo e mean
to tbe ju tice of bi Upon
the
"Regu
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tanda rd, 1 ' Demeri t ed,"
ame as unmerited referring
fate.
ncb unpromi ing fi bing grounds bave the editors
been compelled to bob for the material which they submit.
If tbe product be di m inu t ive, 1 t t.be bobbing not be blamed, but tbe location considered.
For tbe benefit of future
OR.A.CLE , recommendation is most earnestly made tbat dur ing tbe coming year each member of the college exert himelf to do something worthy of record. your act
To tbi
end let
be funny fooli h, and wicked· let them be very
funny, foolish and wicked · let them not be too funny, fool i h, and wicked.
·*P�7i¥EH�-:·OR-!·lFJIE-:-EDflF€)�.;;. To the Powers that be: O ! mo t sublime powers under whose band the children of men do mo. t sorely fear and quake and the ob ervance of who e precepts doe not for tby serrnnt
make life a
May not the depths of folly be rage, to the end that thy ORA.CLE be filled.
olemn tbing wilt thou
ake, let loo e the free spirit of deviltry' tirred, and floods of mischief
ervants may rejoice, and t.be
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E wonder if this department is ever read. confess we bave our doubt .
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The ma s of
men are disposed to be objective, they prefer pictures to idea,; for su b we bave provided a rich fea t; for the few choice spirits that remain the following is intended. If something would only happen, ancl we were not
forbidden the u e of bead lines, we do not fear but
we could attract attention.
Think of
the eye
of
some
alumnus resting upon something like tbe following: THE YEAR AT COLBY. THING
STARTLING .AJ.'D ORIGIN.AL.
MEUORIAL HALL IN A IlE .
THE LION OF LUCERNE DIE
MILTON FACE A
D PERl ITE
But ala ! the fate
L T KE
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WITil .A
T TERRIIll,E
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AGONY.
TON Y C..\.LH 'E
OPHER.
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are unkind to tbe poor editor, sucb
things have n t happened. While ill, a
IN TICE
TilE l!'LUIE
Tbe record follows:
well a good fortune has attend d u ,
ince
the la t appearance of the ORACLE, yet the balance ha been largely in favor of tbe latter.
'fbe pirit of pr gr
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ha been maoife t of late in the management of tbe
has been no less conspicuou
llege,
during the pa t year than in
the preceding, and we are
onvinc d that only a Jn.ck of
mean
from adopting and executing
hinder
our Trustee
the broadest and most liberal policy.
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of which the ORACLE
The empty Chair of Elocution complained la t year
is now mo t acceptably filled in the
In tructor Frederic C. Robert on
person of
whose plea ant, genial method
ure a w •ll a
a profit.
founded and the
make bi
of
Boston,
tutorship a pleas
A Chair of Hi tory bas al o been
o-rnuch-needed instruction in this depart
ment, will h reafter be imparted by Albion W.
mall A.1\I.
who e acquaintance we are yet to make. The pleasure with which we contemplate these facts does not attend us when we chronicle the illne s of our President, and his departme from us. time simply point ha
been the drain.
more willingly among u
gi\en up
failure at this
Pre ident Robins wa
howernr
the
becau e we possess
a man so thoroughly equipped to fill his place as
rnith
who e noble per onal qua,litie
faithful service peculiarly fit him for bi
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of the energetic life which
been infu ed into our Univ r ity, and shows bow ex
hausting ha
Dr.
out the sourc
and long and
high position.
The
other officers of the college barn gone on from very good to excellent pur�uing the method many dubious
te ted successfully on so
ubject .
After an agitation of
orne years'
tanding, the calendar
ha , at length been changed, and the long winter vacation replaced by a object
to
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hort term.
This change, in it elf, no one
iu fact it meet' i\ith general approval.
ask now is,
All we
that the authorities will strive to make the
studies of that term at lea t no more difficult than those of
the others, as a favor to such absent.
We
tudents as are neces arily
ubrnit that two such
tudies a
German and
the hardest kind of Latin) void alike of notes and ponies, supplemented by Political Economy i a burden too grievous to be borne by unfortunate absentee , worn doi\n by nearly four years of toil.
It goes without aying that we are proud of our library
and librarian.
The former is rapidly becoming one of the
finest of its cla s, and the latter bas already attained that position.
We know of no library -where so many advan
tages for discovering the contents of the thousands of books
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upon the shelves are afforded; it seems to be as near com plete, in its way, as it is possible to at�aio.
The 1ibrary is
deserving of the best efforts of the friends of the college, and more such generous
donators as Prof. Mathews and
Mr. Blanchard are anxiously awaited. The student life of the University bas ft.owed on much
as usual, the stream being only a little more sluggish, a movement altogether to be regretted.
In nothing is this
tendency seen more conspicuously than in the decadence of college song.
Once there were songs upon the campus, and
boys to sing them; the former have long since taken their flight, and the latter have abdicated in favor of the frogs. Things are rapidly assuming a dead level, and you can hardly distinguish a college boy from the vulgus profanitm.
As we write, the ghost of tbe Class of '80 jogs our elbow
just long enough to impart the information that all the members of that body secured their diplomas, then flits away, leaving the editor to wonder at the ease with which people may be forgotten.
The Ivy Day of the Class of '81 was pronounced by all to
be a model of its kind, an affair to be imitated not excelled. The universal verdict upon the Fre bmao Clas , in view of the record they have made during the last two term , i sui generis. Our literary safety valve, the Echo, bas gone on the even tenor of its way, only invigorated and strengthened by the lopping off of its superflnous branches, and the reduction of its editorial force from six to four. The illu trated yearly, known a
the Catalogue, made it
appearance a little later than u ual, nevertheless it met with a hearty welcome.
It i
g tten up \\itb the usual
skill and cau not fail to be iutere ting.
W alway. expect
something fresh and original iu lbe .,atal gue; it is to be found thi
y ar on pages
17 and
18.
The athl tic record of the year i brilliant in
pot
.
somewhat checkered,
In ba e-ball we have woo
ictories and
sustained defeats, neitller being unduly elated by the one, nor greatly depressed by tbe other. -12-
Our Field Day was an undoubted success; records were made of which we were ju tly proucl.
Under the manageÂ
ment of the Athletic Association, \Thich bas been formed, we look for even better re ult
in the future.
Such are some records we deemed it better to make here, because we could not portray them iu tbe succeeding pages.
More of our real life will be found there than here.
To those pages we invite your attention.
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�KATAHDIN.�
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A T H E D i n t he ligh t
Of the embers bright,
Within my room I sit to-night; And as I muse
The changing hues
Seem to dissolve in old-time views. I see again,
D i tinct and plain,
Though but a faucy of my brain, A place I know
Where, long ago,
I rested i n a camp-fire's glow. A cosy bed,
Warm l>lankets Rpreacl,
.A n d star
that twinkle brigbL o'erhead ;
While shadows fal l
On the tent's white wal l ,
Weaving fantastic forms o'cl' all.
Down through long lines Of elms and piucs,
.And hemlock , firs, and tangled vines, Penobscot swi n gs,
And brawls, and sing ,
.And drinks fro m cool and sparkling springs. Round wooded peaks It flows, and seeks
Blue inlet , and their Cl'ystal creeks; Or foams along
With merry song,
And swirling current, swift and strong. -
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Dim, vague. and far The mountains are; While o'er each lofty crag and scar The gray mist stands, With out tretched bands, Aud beckons to tho.e
badowy lands.
Far, vague and dim, Katabdin's brim ls veiled i n cloud" that round i t swi m ; While farther down The bare cliff¡ frown, Granite and lichened, sere and brown. As in a boat,
I seem to float Around those purple peaks remote, Where in the dells, The legend tell", Among tbe clouds Pamoh1. dwells. We camped to-day Beneath thy sway, Whose mandates e'en the rocks obey; And at thy gate We calmly wait Thy smile or frown, oar patron Fate ! Ai thy stem oall These gray m i ts fall, And shroud the summit in their pall: Thy ligbte t breath
Dispells the wreath, .And san et gilds the peaks beneath. Their crimson glow Falls far below, And dims the shadow tall pines throw: What nobler tongue Has ever sung Y
What grander anthem ever rang? With sweet accord They sound abroad The majesty and strength of God; I fancy even
Through them is given A way that windeth up to Heaven.
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,
.As on I glide,
The misty tide
Ebbs slowly down the mountain side; .A.ud o'er i t now
Soft breezes blow
.A.ud rippl e round tbe rippling prow . ..A.n ebbing flood,
Witb loitering mood
.A.hove each crag it seems to brood ; .A.nd awhile delays,
Ere its dreamy haze
Engulfs them i n a mystic maze. Its lazy swel l
Is suited w e l l
.A.while before each cliff to dwe l l , .A.nd seems t o trace With listless grace,
.A. languid l i n e along its face. You echoing wal l Of granite tall
Laughs with the laughing water-fall ; '.!'be
onghing trees
It hear s, and sees,
.A.nd whi-pers to the murmuring breeze:
While
o'er its crown
.A.II mo s o'er-grown,
The my tic flood creep' It murmurs
til l
lowly down,
.A.nd ever, till
The breeze forgets its sough, it w i l l. I heed not now
Il ow swift or slow
I drift on down to crags below :
I'm l.J orne-when, hark !
My rippling bark
Has touched the
bore, so dim and dark,
And round me steal, ight-winds I feel,
..A. wakened by the grating k eel. My dream i s o'er:
I've reached the shore:
I'm sitting by the fire
once more.
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REV. HENRY E. ROBL S, D.D., PRESIDENT. HON. ABNER COB RN,
ICE PRESIDENT.
ELDRIDGE L. GETCHELL, EsQ., TREA URER.
Ho�. A:BNER COB RN, CHA.IRM.A..i.'f. Ho . PERCIVAL BONr EY, SECRETARY. REV. JO EPH RICKER, D.D. HON. MO E REV. DAVID
GIDDING . .
HELDO
*REV. WILLIAM H. REV.
, D.D.
HAILER, D.D.
A.THANIEL BUTLER, D.D.
HoN. HANNIBAL HA.MLIN, LL.D. Ho T. JO IAH H. DRilllliOND, LL.D. REv' ALBION K. P.
MA.LL, D.D.
HoN. WILLIAM WIL ON. - 1 7-
JAMES H. HANSON, LL.D. *HON. BENJAMIN D. METCALF.
REV. FRANKLir MERRI.Ahl. REV. HENRY V. DEXTER, D.D. REV. GEORGE W. BOSWORTH, D.D. REV. E. E. CUMMINGS, D.D. HoN. J. WARREN MERRILL. HON. WILLIAM E. WORDING, LL.D. REV. OAKMAN S. STEARNS, D.D. REV. B. F. SHAW, D.D. REV. A. R. CRANE. REV. J. T. CHAMPLIN, D.D., LL.D. HON. W. J. CORTHELL. HON. ALMORE KE
NEDY.
GARDNER R. COLBY, ESQ. B. F. STURTEV NT, ESQ. PROF. CHARLE
E. HAMLIN, LL.D.
*Deceased.
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II Prudential
Committee.
REV. HENRY E. ROBIN
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D.D.
HON. ABNER COBURN. HON. EDMUND F. WEBB.
Examining
Committee.
HON. PERCIVAL BONNEY. *REV. W. H .
HAILER, D.D.
REV. G. W. BO WORTH, D . D .
hi
Committee on the Library. REv. A. K. P. *REV. W.
J. H. HA
H.
MALL, D . D . HAILER, D . D .
ON, L L . D .
Committee on the Cabinet. REv. A. R. CRANE. HON. ALMORE KENNEDY. PROF. C. E. HAMLIN, L L . D.
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President.
HON. ALMORE KENNEDY .
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W.ALDOBORO.
Vice President.
DELWIN A. HAMLIN .
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BOSTON, MA
Necrologist.
PROF. CHARLES E.
H AM LI N
Secretary
and
. . . . . . . . 'AMBRIDGE, MASS.
Treasurer.
PROF. EDWARD W. HALL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . WATERVILLE.
Councilors.
REV. A. L. LA :rE,
PROF. J. B. FO TER,
ATWOOD
'ROSBY, M.D.
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REV. HE. RY E. ROBINS, D.D. , PRE IDENT, Babcock Profe-sor of Intellectual nnd Moral Philo ophy.
REV.
AMUEL K.
MITH, D.D . ,
Profes o r o f Rhetoric, and Actillg Pre ident.
MO ES LYFORD, LL . D . , Profe sor o f �atural Pbilo opby and A tronomy.
JOHN B. F
TER, LL. D . ,
Profe o r o f tbe Greek Language and Literature.
EDWARD W. HALL, A.hl., Profe or of Modem Langua.ge .
WILLIAM ELDER, A.M., Merrill Profe
or of Chemi try and Natural Hi tory.
JULIA.i: Profe
D. TAYLOR, A.M.,
or of the Latin Language and Literature.
LABAN E.
w RRE
I
Profes o r o f Mathematics.
ALBION W.
A.M. ,
MALL, .A.M.,
Profe sor.Elect of Hi tory.
FREDERICK C. ROBERTSON, Instructor
in
Elocution.
PROF. E. W. H ALL, Librru·ian. PROF. J. D. T AYLOR, Secreta1-y. NOTE. The Pre ident has been granted leave of ab ence until the beginning of the next academic year, at which time it is expected that the Professo1· of History will also enter upon his dntie .
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President. . .
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Vice President . . . . . . . Treas rer . . . . . . - . . . u Secretary . . · · · · · · · · · Orator
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J.
W. GRIME .
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. B. Ev.ANS.
Poet. . . . . .. . ... . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Historian . . . . . . . . . . . Statistician .
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.AW�ER.
. . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .II. B. K ox.
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . '. B. WIL 'ON.
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Address at the Tree . . . . . . . . . . Address to the Class . . . . . . . . . .
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'. RYDER.
M.
WYMAN.
Marshal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K. M.AR ·n. EXECUTTVE COMMITTEE. F. F. WmTTIER,
F. R. ROWELL, -22-
G. A. McINTIRE.
ljember6 Charle
ofl '81.
Edward Atwood .. . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . Exeter,
- David Jud on Bailey
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-Frauk Dearborn Bullard
-Charle
Miller Coburn
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-.Alfred Henry Evan
- Fred Mack Gardner .
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kowhegan.
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-1,aac W i lliam G ri m e
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-John Franci· Davie
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- ophia May Han.on _ _ __ . . . . . . . . . . _ _ _ _ . . . . . . . . __ _ _ _ _ Waterville.
- Clarence La\Tcrne Judkins . _ . - Horatio Bickfunl Knox . ' arnuel Kec11e Mar·h
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- 'arleton Parker Mar·halL -George All.lion .Mcintire
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We t Appleton.
-Fred Crnig Mortimer . . . . . .
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-Joh11 Hmrnrd Par·hley . .
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-Kate E n glcsby
orcro·s . _ _ _ __ _ . _ _
�Fred Myron Preble . _ _ . .
-Fred Rice lfowcll . . . _ . Johtt Oll1ttle3 °R:)fler ..
-IIorace Eugene
-Frank King·bery
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tewanl. . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. .. ... . . . . . . . . .
kowhegan.
Fremont Whittier . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. . . ..New Sharon.
Branch Wilson . _ . . . ... _ _ ... . . . .. . . .. . . ..---- Waterville.
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"Magnus in numero, major in emendatione, sed maximus in audacia.11
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HE F al l Term of 1877 opened with an unusual number of students in attend ance.
The Fresh-
man Class was the lar gest that had entered
years.
for
Of the fifty catalogued, forty-ei ght appeared at the usual place, No. 6 Cllampliu Hal l, and per
for med tb e accustomed chiro grapb i c exercise.
" Re
form " was the motto instantaneously adopted by '81. Tl.le classic balls of learnin g, which had proved so ample for her predecessors, were found far too l imited an area for '81 properly to display her wisdom, and the Faculty, catch i n g the spir it of her motto, soon bad them enlarged to their pres ent di mensions. Owin g to our superiority in numbers, onr Freshman Year ebbed away very quietly with a dai ly routine of Latin, Greek, and Mathe matics, weekly lectures, and that bane of a Freshman's l ife, the Monday m orn i ng recitation.
Tl.le chief event of the year, and
the first of our many reformatory introductions, was a rope-pull between '80 and '81, which occurred soon after the open i n g of the Fall Term.
In
consideration of the broad numerical d iffer
ence between the two classes, we foi·bear to g ive any account of the harrowing scene; suffice it to say that a neat medal was presented by '78 to
'
81
in commemoration of her vi ctory.
As a
second variation in a somewhat monotonous programme, we de cided to have no Freshman Exit, and shared the common fate of all who have ever been prudent beyond their fellows.
As we assembled on the first mornin g of our.'opbomore -24-
ear
�
·
und ou.-sel ves reduced to fo.-ty-fou.-, but with this I..-g,..esi
d ue we pursued the cveu tenor of our way.
A somewhat surpris
ing event took place in the early part of the year: a
opbornore
Fresbmau reception was given at the bou e of the President, where
'
1 very amicably entertained
'82.
Just as amicable, but
perhaps not as agreeable was the friendly meeting one morning after prayers, when a large Freshman having the effrontery to
'81
sport a large cane,
took exception to the procedure and dis
tributed the relics among lier members. From a j ust regard for the self- complacency so proudly attained by us, we were now permitted to substitute an easier study in place of one of our cl assics, and were thus enabled to devote more of our attention to the investigation of Nature ,, human
an d otherwise."
Durin(l' the summer we rendered
efficient and valuable aid to our
Alma Mater, all
the more valu
able becau e gratuitou , i n making a careful survey (with the as i tance of the Profe .it about thi
or) of the campu
and base - ball grounds .
time we recei,ed an u n i n tentional gratuity.
Prex was suddenly called away on the morning of June
The
th, and,
this not being the first morning of the term, the Profs. cut, as usual, hence prayers i n the chapel were omitted for the first time in the history of the in titution . A fourth nornlty was intToduced during this year
Field Day, and here, as el ewhere ' l wa
in
the
victorious, bearing
off, through one of her member , more prizes tbau any other class.
he again vetoed an exit, and again she endured, with
her characteristic fortitude, the jeers of disapprobation. The Junior year opened with forty-one members, and a n ew field of research was di co,·erecl to our wondering gaze in the natural sciences.
A room having been recently fitted up for
laboratory work , n ine took
the
special
course in Chemistry
and rapidly de,e!oped a rare talent for the production of explo sive gases.
After careful re earch into the realms of Physiology,
after much long-continued and nu tiring labor, we were at length enabled to place beyond the shadow of a rational doubt the fact that' Mrs. A. undoubtedly saw what she said she saw."
In
Geol
ogy the cla s took an un usual in terest, winning the approbation of their instructor, and obtaining more than the ordinary al low ance of excursions.
In o u r visit to the "Devil's Chair," how
ever, we were sadly deceived.
Instead of bowling smoothly
along the traditional downward road with the broad gate, wllich atanic Majesty's Dominions, we were all well leads to his -25-
w i nded in cli mbing an almost precipitous h i l lside, along a nar row, w i n ding pathway, rough a n d rocky in the e x t reme.
In
Greek w e were treated to t l .J e " CEdi pus Tyran n u s " of
ophocles i nstead of the " .A ( n t i )gonc " o f tbe prcce d i n "' c l as . We bel ieve t h a t a l l started on foot, l m t ere t b c second week b a d d a w n e d , t h r e e a l o n e "l> e r e fou n d worthy the reward of honest pedestrians. Ivy Day a t l a st came round, and i ts exercises passed off very pleasantly and a p p ropriatel y .
TI"" e w e r e s o fortunate as t o
secure t l.J e b l e s i n g be t o w e d u pou our two i m mediate
predeces
sors, i. e. , t b e plea ant forenoon, a n d the tll reo o'clock afternoon shower.
t
tho
t h i rty-s i x
commencement of our members.
o f Metaphysics.
enior year we sti l l retained
We were n o w i n trod uced to t b e ren.lm
We fou n d what we b a d bee n v a i n l y l aboring
for t h ree long years to a certa i n , that know that I know."
" I
k n o w " bccau e " I
.A fter a l l tile w i clom w e h a m d i played, a n d
i n t h e face of a l l the m a t e r l y e s t ra nge i u dee<l. i f Herbert
nys we have w r i t t e n , i t w i l l be
pencer or Prof. 'l'y n d rt l l sll a l l e r n r lla,'e
the audacity t o propound any otb e r t b an t h e real i s t i c t h eory .
F rom studyi1IO' tile natnre and fo rmation o f tbe crn t o f our
ow u motller eartll, ''e pas ed t o t h e st udy of world
bey ml ;
m any of wllich are �creral days• jou rney from our balJi tations.
Great i n t e re s t wa
rnanif stcd, c pc ial l y on moon l igllt
ven i n rrs.
D u ri n g t i le fi rs t term Prof. Robertson en tered u po n b i as Profe sor of E l ocution .
\Ye were tlie fir t cla
duties
to enj y the
pri v i l eges o f h i s i nstruction preparatory to a public e x h i b i tion,
alm n
a n d t lrn hon st i mprove m e n t w b ic b each d i spla,y e d bore
d a n t test i mony t o t b e long-felt w a n t of such a depart m ent , and the efficiency of i ts present i 1 1 c n m be o t.
At the c l o e of th is term ''e were called u pon to part witll
onr honored Pre idcnt.
Long-con tin ued i l l n e s bad rendered
his absence neces ary for the re t of our college course.
We
feel to congratnlato the unclc r-clas men u pon his autici pa.tecl re turn next year · bnt for oursel ves, w e feel tl.Jc loss mo t kee n l y .
I t partly d i courages u s when w e t h i n k th a t w e shal l n e v e r again know h i m as our i nstructor, b u t t h e \'irrorou aud tborongh devotion w h ich be ha
e n t h usia
ever di played i n
all
m
his i n
tercourse w i th n s w i l l n o t be forgotten . oon, and t he i r i n n u e n c and i uspirati n to n o b l e purpose c a n n ever be eradicated. Time llas wrought many changes wi tll u , as it ba' a pro pensity for doing everywhere.
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Nooe of our n umber h ave d ied , a n d beuce we, in t u rn , can g i ve o u r u n i ted test i mony t o t h e b cal t b i n e s of this v i l l age as set forth i n the Col l ege Catalogue. Some one bas sai d that " t h e man who bas made n o errors bas made no m aterial for h istory . "
The sam e t ru t h is appl ica
ble to a clas .
Th ou gh ex t rem e ly fort u n ate on the whole, yet vie b a ..-e made
some b l u n ders, ;rnd have bad to part with some members w b o
left f o r ' u n avoidable reason . " Of o u r origi n a l n u mber, t h i r ty s t i l l rem a i n .
Of the re mainder,
th ree h a ve gone t o other coll eges ; eight have left for various reasons,
i_J]
bea.l t b , d i
ati faction , the ca.l ls of matri mony, etc. ;
three b:we deserted us for absent them eh·es
for
above ; and one, after
the
2 : t h ree have been comvelled to
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u n avoidable reasons " m e n tioned
uddenly fal l i n g heir to a h ord e of i m agi
n ary weal t h , took F re n c h l eave of u s . W e h a v e r ecei v ed i n t o our n u mber f our members from the class of
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fl, one o f whom h a , howe ver, abandoned us.
Oue
came from Dartmo u t h , but, after malr i u g a brief soj o u rn , h e b as establi b ed h i mse l f in t h e l a w business at .Augn ta aud we know h i m n o more .
.Another, from Wesleyan, was im men. e(ly) Rich
wben
be
came, b u t his w ea l t h pro v i n g i n adequate h e w a s fi n al l y e n ticed
away by t he all u rement a u d now,
of a col lege of b is o w n den omi n ation,
o near the clo e of our
enior year, w e welcome an
other, who come to u s from the fn r-famed Harvard. we bel i e v e t h at we are the large t
At present
enior class th at Colby bas
ever h ad, and a s u ch we wi h to c o n t i u ue t i l l the close of our
col lege course . We are rapi l l y n earing t h e e ncl.
of the
tweh�e
w h i c h confronted
Only a single term rema ins
ns u pon our e n t rance.
Our
course, as we l o o k back u po n i t , affords u s s a. t i fa ction. O u r officers h a v e e v e r b e e n faithful an d zealous i n t he di charge of their d u t i e , and t h is, cou pled w i t h a pa ive endurance on our pa.rt a t all t i m e , a n d occa i o n a l ly a more o r Jes l i vely juternst, has brought w i t b i n onr reach the real de i g n of our college edu cation. After all t he world will j u dge us, not by the n u mber of standard wor ks w e h ave ma t e red, but by the characters we Laying aside the tex t-book we have been trained have formed. to the study o f nature as we find b er io t h e rocks, the trees, and the air, i n th e heavens abo ve, a n d in tbe depths of the earth be neath , i n her simplest forms, a n d i n that h ighest, g ra n de st , and -27-
most com plex of
a.11
her pl'Oducts, the soul of man .
We have
found her mystical and myth ical always, yet ever i n v i ting the closest scru tiny.
We h ave learned that e x ten i ve knowledge
requires great j u dgment to guide i t , and if w e !Ja"e laid a foun dation for such j u dgmen t upon which iu after years tbe su per struct.nre may be reared, if w e have c u l t i vated a l onging for the tru th , if we have attai ned that mental discipline w h icll shal l enable us, not m e rely to seek after i t , l>ut so to mould and shape our though t s that, i f once rendered subserv ient
to
the
acquired, it
may be
highest aim of our being, tilen
have o n r labors been abundan t l y blessed, and we can look forward i n to l ife with n o fear of the test t h at awaits us.
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Q nesl i o n .
R l• p u l J l i < ·a n . P1·ol.t'l'l lon . Hl'pu l il k n u . J ' r(JLCC'l ion. Hcp u h l h · n n . l 'rolec·l l o n . H c pu l i l il'u n . l ' rotecl i o u . Hc p 1 1 h f i 1 · : rn . 1 l 'n1tc<· l io n . Hcpti l i l i c · n n . l 'rotL•c:t.i v 1 1 . Hc p u h l k a n . l ' rnlc< · L i o n . l k p u h J ka n . J>rol<:C'l.i u 1 1 . l lc p u l J l it·11 1 1 . Protc('( i o n . llepulJlkun. J11·utP1·1 i u 1 1 . H \' p u l J J i<'n u . l 'rotet'lion. H�p u l l iin1 n . l 1 1 ·0 1 crLio n . Hcpn l J l l < · a n . l 'rot<'<' l i o n . l k p u 1 J1ic·a 1 1 . l'l't l l l 'l'l i o n . l t c p u l i l i < 'a n . l ' 1·ole<"t i o 1 1 . H c p u l i l i1·n 1 1 . l 'rn l P<·l i.o n . H l' J H i l J l lc-11 1 1 . l '1·0Lcc·l i o n . R1• 1 1 1 i l 1 1 l rn 1 1 . L'roll't·l l u n . l l l • p u h l iC ' a n . J > role<'l i o n . lk p 1 1 l i l i<"11 1 1 . L'rolc1·1 i u 1 1 . llcpu l i l i<"n 1 1 . l 'ro1t•c1 i o n . l"rcL' 'l'ratlc. J )c 1 1 1 o r rn L. H c p u h l i<»rn. l ' rowc r io u . Hc p u l il il'a. 1 1 . l'roLceL i o 1 1 . J lc p u h l lfoa n . l 'roLcctiou. H c p 1 1 l i l lea 1 1 . l ' rn LceLlon. Hcp u l Jl k:t n . l 'rotcc1.i ou . JlL•pu b l l c : u 1 . J >rnLccL i o n . llcp u bl l c u n . l'rolt•c t i o u . l ! c p 1 1 1 J l le a 1 1 . ProLcl"l i o n . l{CJ J u hl i c·u n . J >roteclion. l fo p u b l i c a n . Protectio n . Rep u b l lc n u . l 'roLe<'lion. Protection. Rc)Julllit.:11 1 1 .
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Of the 50 catalogued as Freshmen only 45 were ever in the class-room.
The whole n umber now i n the class is 34, 5 of
of whom entered during the course. Of the present number, 25 were born i n Maine, 3 i n Massa
chusetts, and I each in New Hampshire, Connecticut, Vermont, New York, Pennsylvania, and Vi rginia. Maximum age, 30 years 1 1 m o n ths 7 days ; years 8 months 9 days. Total , 79 1 years 5 months age, 23 years 3 months JO days.
m i n i m u m , 19
16
days ; aver
Max i m u m heigh t , 6 feet 3 i nches ; m i n i m u m , 4 feet 1 1 inches. Total, 1 90 feet 5 inclles ; average, 5 feet 7. 3 inches. Max i m um weigh t, 202 lbs. ; m i n i m u m , 1 04 lbs. lbs. ; average, 1 45.9 lbs. Maxi mum size bat, 7! ; m i n i m u m ,
Total, 4,962
6�.
Max i m u m size boot, 9 ; m i n i m u m , 3. Religious preference : Baptist, 20 ; Methodist, 3 ; tional, 2 ; n o preferenr,e, Politics :
9.
Republica n , 33 ;
Democrat,
I.
Congrega
The Republicans
are all for protection, and the lone Democrat is for free trade. F u t ure occupation :
Teachers, 8 ;
l awyers, 8 ;
pbysicians, 5 ; business, 1 ; undecided, 6.
ministers, 6 ;
None, so far as known, are married i 4 a re engaged ;
to be ; l wants to be and cann ot ; 1 is uncertaiu.
2
want
Tl.le rest maui
fest a lordly i n di.fference. A large n u m ber have strnggled to briug forth t he envied moustache, but only a
few
wrecks u o w remai u , and a still smal ler
n urn ber of succes fol moustaches. Total n u mber of t.hose pos. essing moustache alone, 1 3 . C h e w and s m o k e , 1 1 ; smoke, 6.
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idcrs and moustache, 4 ;
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Orator
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G. L. DUNHAM.
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EXECUTTVE COM M I TT EE.
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William Robinson A l d rich . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Glover, Vt.
George .A.us tin An dre w s
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Orie Olivia Bro w n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New Lo1Jdon, Ct. Edward Mortimer C o l l i ns . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Georgetown, Col. Wil liam Campbell Crawford . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Belfast. Hurbert Artson Dennison . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New Bedford, Mass. George Lora Dull ham . . . _ . .
Henry Dunning
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Norridgewock.
Frederic William Farr . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hall owel l . Fred
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Robie Gale Frye .
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p_ S . L:crn EY. H. F . D E:X:TER.
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COM.M ITTEE OF A.RILl.NGEMENTS. F.
. ROBIN ON,
F . D . lI ITCHELL,
H. B. GRAT ..
�emberc oft ��
'84.
Nel l ie Amaudu Bragg . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Li ncolnvi l le. Edwin Palmer Bmtt . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ch el m � rd, Mass.
W i l l ard Kimball Clement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Brnndou, Vt. Sn an Amelia Curtis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ken ucbunk. John L i n col n Dearh1g . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Lisbon Fal l . Henry Frauklin Dexter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bo ton , Mass. Arthur Lincoln Doe . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
a�salboro.
Frank M i tchell Donnell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H ou l ton. El wood Earle Dt1dley . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . East Vas albnro. W ul ter Crane Emer -un . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . West Watcn i l le. Charles
umner E. t s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sanfi1rd.
George Howard Gould . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . New London, N. II . Mary At1gu ta Gould . . . . . . H a ro l d Bradford Gray .
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Dudley Watson H o l m o n . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Uo. ton , Mass. Frank Bailey Hubbard . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . We·t Walen·ille. John Conant Keith . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rochester, Inu. IIenry Kingman . . . . . . . . Philip Sidney Lindsey Vcranus W i l l i
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PorLland.
Ezra E l m er M c iu tire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Neponset, I l l . Frank D e . p e r M i tchel l
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Charles W i l l iam Morril l . . . . . . ... . . ... . ... . . ... Fartn i n rrton Fal ls. R u fu s M o u l ton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Springvale. Charles Henry Nowe l l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Sa.ufurd. 'rbomas Packard Putnum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H o u l tuu. " Carrie Lee Haymond . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . North Lyme, Con n . Roscoe Greene R i c k e r. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Hartford. Edward Fra n k l i n lfobinsoo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . South Windham. � Fred Sylvane Rob i n ou . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Corn Yi l i e. George W i l l ard
i n ger . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Waldoboro.
Edward Everett
tevens . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . West Watervi l le.
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W il liam Henry Wil on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Augu ta. • .
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Yale College, Bowdoin College, Colby University, Amherst College,
llrown
University, University of Mississippi, University of Virginia, Harvard University, Kenyon College, Dartmouth College, M id d lebury College, University of Michigan, Williams College, College of the City of New York, Hamilton College, Madison Un iversity,
LaFayette College, Rochester University, Rutgers College, Asbury
University,
\Vesleyan
University, Troy
Polytech n i c
Institute,
College of the
Western Reserve, Cornell University, University of Chicago, Columbia College, University of California, Trinity College.
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RESIDENT MEMBERS. App1eton A. P1aisted, ' 5 1 .
Fred A . Waldron, '68.
Hon. Reuben Foster, ' 55 .
Horace W. Stewart, '74.
Prof. Edw. W. Hall , '62.
Geo. B . Howard, M. D . , '75.
Rev. Asa L. Lane, '62.
E dw. H. Smiley, '75.
Leonard D. Carver, '68.
Rev. W. H. Spencer, Upsilon, '61 .
UNDBR GJVJ.D UA TES. C LASS
OF 1881.
Charles M. Coburn,
Frank K. Shaw,
Fred M. Gardner,
Carlton B .
Horatio
Philo Steward,
B.
Knox,
tetson,
Carleton P. Marshall,
Frank F . Wh ittier,
J . Howard Parshley,
J . Monroe Wyman. C LASS
Geo. A. Andrews,
OF 1 882. Wm. E . Perry,
Wm. W. Andrews,
Wm. H. Pulsifer,
Henry D unni ng,
Geo. D. Sanders,
E. Franklin Elliot,
Edward F. Tompson,
Bela M . Lawrence,
Chas. A . True. CLASS
OF 1 883.
Wilford G. Chapman ,
Ed. C . Robinson,
Alfred King,
Herbert L. Taylor, Walter R. Whittle,
M. A . Johnso n ,
Frank R. Woodcock. C LASS
OF 1884.
John L. Dearing,
Shailer Mathews,
Henry F. Dexter,
Ezra E. Mcintire,
Frank M. Donnell,
Frank D. Mitchell,
Henry Kingman,
Thomas P. Putnam.
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RES.l.DEi T MEMBER Col . Francis A. Heath, '5
R. Wesley D u n n , '6
Nathaniel Meader, 63.
Louis
Frank
William H. Kelley, '74.
m ith , '64.
Atwood Crosby,
M.D.,
'64.
Fred C. Thayer, hl . D . , 64.
. Wheeler, '72.
Albert C . Getchell, '7 Charles
H.
UNJ2ER CJUJD UA TES. C LASS
O F 188 1 .
Samuel K . Marsh,
Everett M.
George A. Mci ntire,
Charles B. Wilson. C LASS
Edward M .
tacy,
OF 1882. Levi H . Owen,
ollios,
Bertie O. Pease,
Robie G . Frye,
Warren C. Philbrook. C LASS
OF 1 883.
Charles D . Edmunds,
Asher C . Hinds,
Henry W. Harrub,
Preston I. Merrill, Alfred I. Noble. C LASS
O F 1884.
Walter C . Emerson,
Phi l i p S . Lindsey,
F rank B . Hubbard,
Charles W. Morrill,
Edward E. Stevens.
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Percival, '7 .
)VON-SECRET SOCIETY.
ESTA BLISHED A T WILLIA MS COL L EGE IN 7834.
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PTABLJSHED
1 8 50.
j{E-ESTABLISHED
1 8 7 8.
HONORAR Y MEMBER. President Henry E. Robins, D . D .
RBSJlJE
'J' MEMBERS.
J. G . Soule , Esq . , A. N . , '57.
Hon. E. F. Webb, A . M . ,
Geo. S. Flood,
Dr. G . S . Palmer, Bowdoin,
A.N., '6 1 .
Allen P.
'60.
'61.
o u l , '79.
ll. DERCRAD UA TBS. 1881.
C LASS OF
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Asher H . Barton , J r . ,
Fred
Frank B. Cush ing,
Alfred H . Evans,
John F . Davies,
John C . Ryder. CLASS OF
Hubert A . Denniso n ,
Preble,
1 882.
Bertelle E. Gage,
George L . D unham,
amuel J. Nowell,
Frederic W. Farr,
Alfred I. Thayer,
Fred N . Fletcher,
Herbert C LASS
OF
. Weaver.
1883.
George W. H. Libby,
Richard H. Baker, Arthur A . Cambridge,
Henry H . hlauser,
Charles H . Hanson,
Charles
George W. Hanson,
Henry Trowbridge,
David W. Knowlton,
. Richardson,
George M . Wadsworth. C LASS OF
1884.
Baroid B . Gray,
Edwin P. Burtt, Willard K. Clement,
Dudley W. Holman,
Arthur L. Doe,
Joo. C . Keith,
Charles S. Estes,
Charles H . Nowell, Benjamin F. Turner. - 43 -
[I
Magnus Tbaliarcbus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . W. C. CRAWFORD . Thaliarchi Adj utor . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . F. N. FLETCHER. Muni.ficus Observator . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . W . C. PHILBROOK. Munistrator Vini
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. . H. A . DENNISON.
Dignus Magister Dictarum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C. A. TRUE. Persapiens Philosophus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . R . G. FRYE. Bilaris Joculator
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Primarius Coquus et Loter A m p ullarum .
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E . F . TOMPSON.
. H. 8. WEAVER.
S L u G S. PEIL . . . . Paganini, the
econd.
DuTCHY . . . . " You've been introduced, now why don't you talk � " DENNY . . . . Early hours ( ) . CHARLIE . . . . Comes a t the ringing o f the bell. ScRAB .
• • •
Dances the " Fauncy Daunces."
FORCE . . . . The kind you Reed about. NAT
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Much obliged."
TOMMY . . . . Three nights out of the week.
F
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W. C. Emerso n, _ F. B. Hubbard,
M.A..JOR .
L . D oe,
F. D. Mitchell,
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P.
.
Lindsey,
C . W. Morrill.
" A.nd I had done a hellish thing, A.nd it bad worked them woe ; For all a>erred I stole the bird, Bnt they no proof could show."
CHUNK . • •
•"
Don't think, m y boys, I'm not a trne beat,
But, just now, for about ten min utes
C. W. MOR.A.L
(�).
W.ALTER . . . • " PHIL .
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(f),
tand back
!
t a n d back ! boys, I am going u p . "
" I t is almost morning, a n d y e t y o u a r e n o t satisfied. Let us charge upon the outer world."
DOE .
. . .
I ' ve got to
be down street ! "
" We knead thee every hour."
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fiLPHA OMEGA.
MOTTO.-" Vari um et mutabile semper fe m i na."
O F F I C E R S (?). Adjutrix equi propellend i . - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - . .. CARRIE L. Contemnatrix puerorum . . . .
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RAYMOND.
t M ARY A. GOULD.
A S S I ST E RS. Illa q u re puerorum capites torquet . Illa qure viarum oblivi citur .
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t We fain wonld mend t
t 'Vhat care
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. . . . . . t Su�AN . . - 11 NELLIE
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for the
how mall I be, don't scro·e me.
Lero professors
.A. . CORTI . A. BRAGG.
. n. C.
* We will carry cruie for tbe Fre l1men if they are afraid.
II
b ne
on i lJluc bonnet, diTk, and the .feather, and a I "
" U p with the The
A.LL- igh we all for the likes o' ye, 0 ye men of the . n. C .
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Established 187 tl .
Mary C. Carver ( nee
Lowe),
Loui·e H. Coburn, '77.
·
Emily P. Meader, '78.
'75.
Hattie E . Britton, '79.
Fannie E. Hal l (nfo Mann), '77.
Julia M. E l w i n , '79.
Ida. M . Pierce ( nee Fnller), '7 .
M i n ni e H . Mathews, ' .0.
" El l izabeth G. Hoag, '77. E l len
S.
Lizzie Mathew
,
'79.
.Addie F. Merrill, '83.
Koopman, '78.
U N D E RG RA D UATES.
Sophi a
Class
of
'81.
Class
of
'82.
Class
of
'83.
Kate E. Norcross.
M. Hanson,
Minerva. E . Leland,
Lenora Mathews.
Loni ·a C. Merrill. Class Nellie .A . Bragg,
of '84.
* Deceased. - 49 -
Susie A.
Curti .
Non o treas cdimu
H. B.
Knox, ' l .
C. P .
£ars1Ja1 1 ,
a H. B. b
c cl
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Kn o x , G.
F.
ed vivimu
J'iEM BERS.
ut ostrea
E. F . E l l i o t , ' 8 2.
Geo. D.
I.
c<lamu .
anders,
'
2.
PFFICERS.
W. C. '.
. D . D. M. W. C. D. W .
I ursball, C. A.
Geo. D. E.
'
ut vivamu ,
anders,
Elliot, M . R T . ,
.
a " G ntlemen, rlo you l)C merry; Lhe clignity o ( my position forbirls in me the lcvilie
wllit'b arc i n you becoming."
b " Let pi ·kle
be bauislte<l from
our hoard,
I
nm t be
L rupcmt
,
or be
damned."
c " Ilreatbc it not Lo man nor bea�t that mirth e'er founrl a lodgment In my
bosom."
d " If we mu t be meny, let' ,be
o with dignity ;
gravity of our i 11ie1·iors."
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let our mirth be a
the
P U B LI S H E D
M O N T H LY,
D U R I NG
DE NTS
THE
OF
C O L L E G I AT E
" Be bold, be rery bold,
C. M. Coburn, ' 8 1 , Chief.
YEAR,
BY
THE
STUÂ
C O LBY U N I V E R S I TY.
LITERARY
bo not too bold."
ED ITORS.
F. C. Mortimer, ' 1 , Locals. L. H. Owen, '82, Exchanges and Other Colleges.
F. W. Farr, '82, Waste-Basket and Personals.
M A N AG I N G E D I TO R .
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M. c. MARIN, '82.
FARR, '82 .
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B. R. WELLS , '82
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much
regret we state
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crew, contrary
to all rules laid dmrn, and unmindfu l of their own interests, take for their ti m e of practice only pleasant e venings.
It
may be au
advantage to row at such t i me, as to avoidi ng the beat of the day, but w e feel confide n t that the i l l success " hich attended their races la t year at Lake Marauocook and the Thames was due only to their t i m e of trai ning.
The crew is i n fair condit.ion
this year, their average weight being
183
pounds, a n d it is witll
eager expectancy w e awa i t the first races of t h e season.
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W. C. E MERSON, Captain . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - · - · . . . . . . . . - - - · . . . . . . . . . C . .A.. L. Doe · · · - · · . . . . . . . . . . . . . P. S . Mathew . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . S . S. C. H. Now e l l . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 t B . F. D. Mitcbel l . . . . . . . . . . . . . L . F . E . E . Steven s . · - - - · · . . . . . . 2d B. O. W. Morri l l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . C. F. P. S. Lindsey F. B . Hubbard . . . . . . . . . . . . R. F. 3d B.
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L. DOE, Captain . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P. H . .A. Dennison . . . . . . . . . . . . S. S. .M. Wad worth . . . . . . . . . . . . C. Trowbridge . . . • . . . . . . . 1 t B. C. H . Nowell . . . . . . . . . . . . . . L. F. 0. H . Han ·on -· . . . . . . . . . . . C. F. M. Lord . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2d B. A. I . Thayer . . . • · · · - - - . . . . 3d B . 1 G. W. Hanson . . . . . . . . . . . . R. F. A. G. H. H.
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DIRECTORS.
J. E . Trask, '80. C. C. King, '80.
C. E. Tilton, '83.
Master of Ceremonies
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Zion's Herald.
PoKER CuJ a . MO TTO :
Fleeting Kopeck while it llitteth ; for The morning cometh when no man can corralJ." " Corrall the
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" Th e Jigger."
" The Angl e . "
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Co l l ege Campus , September 8, 1 8 80. Firt Heat-Won b y
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Second Heat-Dead H eat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Tirne-3 minutes. T b i rd Heat-Dead Heat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 'rime-3 minutes. Fourth Heat-DeaJ Heat . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Time-3 minute . Co nte t decl ared drnw n .
" Wollen w i r Marmel p i e l e n 'I " " lcb habe Keioe bie r ; ich habe meim zu Hau e gel as en." " Aber ich babe eioe Menge. '
H. S. Weaver, '82.
R E V O LV E R S .
B. F. Wright, '83.
W . C . Crawford, '82.
F . R. Woodcock, '83.
R . G. Frye, '82. ' ' Poor Things ! ! "
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Ivy, to earth's lovin g care Tenderly w e g i ve thee, And this stone above thee set A memorial with thee. Ivy and mfrth attend this ho r, u h a n d in gi g o r o u B ; ======== n == == s==== === s: c ===== = � := = �====== ======== � ==��
Meet 'ti s thus to honor thee, Each his tribute bringin g . Ivy, thou art l i v i n g now, B u t thou soon w i l t perish, Tablet, lifeless, thou alone Wilt our mem'ry cherish. Classmates, we are m ortal, too , E ds the hour of li vin g ; u Let our i n fl u ence be the stone, After u s surviving. Class H istory .
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A W A R D S. To the Greatest Tal k er, G rimes . . . . . . . . . . . . . A Dictionary. To the Ladjes' Man, Worcester . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A Bonnet. To each Pedestrian, Cobu rn , Norcross, Wilson . A Horseshoe. To the Courtin g Man , Preble . . . . . . . . . . . . A Rockin g Chair. To tbe Best Moustache, Marsh . . . . . . . . . A Moustache Cup. To tbe Best Boatist, Miss Hanson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . An Oar. To the Handsome Mau , C ushin g . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . oap B ust. To the I n quisitive Man , Wy man . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Wbat Is I t ďż˝ To the K n owin g Ma , Davies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A Primer. u
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OF FARB.
F.
R. ROWELL-Subject, " Thoma ton State Pri'ou, Within and Without," supplemented by readings from his o w n work, entitled " Re flection. w h i l e in o l i tary Confinement." H. B. lL'\"OX-' My La t ch o o l , " with occa ional d i quisitions on the aeneral nbje t of school-keeping, with reference e s pe ci a l l y to his rnetborl o f gornrning big girls. M. A. JorrNSON-" Method· of :N"avigation i n the Streets of Rock land," and e xp l ana ti ons of the fac t that al l the c itize ns of that city are web-footed. W. R. Wm TTL E- " Ell w o r t h , Its Pa t, P re ' e n t , an d Future." (N. B . - A l l patron of our hon e are furui b ed by this gentleman with b i s famon' recipe for " the ferti l iz i n g of mou·tacbe . ' ) PmLO STEWARD-Thi' irentleman undertake.' to prove to the pec tator the t ru th of the maxi m : " A t i l l pig go b ble the swil l ." S. K. MAR rr-" T b e inconrnnience of con cience as exempliiied i n the m a na ge m en t of O RACLE . " W. E. JORDAN- ' "rhree Years on the Trail," together with lectures o n t h e frailtv of w o m an . E . H: R o w ELL - ' The Pains a n d Penalties of Love," a n d means by which he win the pa i r . D. W. HOLUAN-" Low Life in Bosto n ," by one who bas left that l ife beh i n d him. S. B . S H E P A RD- " Fairfield Rum," and my last si xty days i n jai l . " I. W. GRI MES-" I a u d Dr. Lo rim er ," o u r great work, w i th occa sional di q u i ition· on the mo t i m proved c ri b . KI:'<G AND M A Tfl E W -" Portland by Gas Light," the life of fast men and fa:'t w o m e n , a viewed from the in ide. F. C. M o RT D l E R-" The Law of Cause and Effect," and how nothing can ed omething. H . C. BARTON-" Dre s-Makers and Their Business," inside view ; rev e la tio ns never before made. D . J. BAILEY-Mechanical wonders and au to m atic mysteries as illus trated i n his own great act of ' ' Hand Fly Up, Mouth Fly O pe n ." G. N. M E R R I L L- " W'at·-on the Winslow Side Y " F. M . DO NNE L L AND T . P. PUTNAM-" Life i n the Back Woods," and onr fu t i mp re s ion o f civ i l i zati on. C. P. M A.RSITA.LL-" My e l f as an Epitome of the Science of Base Bal l ," together w i t h the rea,son why no gas pipes were ever laid i n W hit n ey v il l e . W. H . .AND E. F. ROBINSON- These gentlemen show bow much more air re eab le ome people cau make themselves by keeping still, than others can by talk i ng. G. W. SINGER-' ' On the Most Improved Method of Making Sour Krout," and the vigor of its stink before i t is fi t to eat. • Gone to create a famlne In another place.
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K (ream) K Cake) Eatin g Club.
( a ) . .A. . H . Barton, (b) E. M. Collins, (c) F. B . Hubbard, (a) (b)
(il) P. S. Lindsey,
(e) L. H. Owen,
(f) E . E. Stevens.
' ' There ! I've up et that gin
of water.''
" Start the pepper down this way will you, Frank ie Y "
(c) " ..A. piece of mince pie, please.'' (cl) " .Another
small
potato, please.''
(e) " I find it impossible to eat and talk, too.''
(f) " Looked at your .A l gebra, Frank T "
T E M PLE STREET. O:E":E':I:C::E::RS
Magister Hospi t i i . . . . . B utF i � a u i p ul a t o r . Coodirneoti F u nditor. _
(e)
R. G.
Frye, W. B . F u rber. B. A. Pease,
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T.A ::SL::E:.
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( cl ) E . E . Mc l n t i re, ( b ) F. D. i\l i tcbel l , (c) C. W. Morr i l l ,
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(a) " Who ? " " \V b i h ? " " \Vhat? " " ""hen ? "
" l lall a gln
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A. C. B i nds, H. L. Taylor, (a) F. R. Woodcock,
'82.
(b) " 0 ! That' the Major.
(d)
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'83.
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Ile' n o awful-" ( ?) , ancl a mall l�iecc of l>nttcr, please." o f milk for me, plen ·e." " 0, for the hands of Briareu', To attend to the c , :o f1u·ioa . "
( c) " A little more meat aml potntoe
(e)
W. H. Furber. R G. Frye. .F. R. Woodcock.
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H. C.
. WE.A.VER.
A. TRU E .
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yrupan uated " j okes.
" Only j ust across tho way . "
W . C . P H ILBROOK .
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hake ! you've t o l d that story before,
Ph i l , and j ust the sam e . " H . A. DENNISON .
W. C . E irn n ON .
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D. W. KNOWLTON.
ALL.
" Au l d Lanrr , y o e . "
. " Wel l , now, o u t i n West Wate r v i l l e --" _ _
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no day.
Takes tea o u t e v e ry
- - - " The crowd that ' G rabs the G riddle ' . "
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[Societas, quae abhorret ab vxore dvcenda.] Poor Imp ! a man'
When
a fool
b ' in n·ucted in a woman's chool.
O F F I CE RS.
Maximn;- Caelebi a m Princep� . _ _ _ _ . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ _ . " S . K. M ARSH. Soci u Major Cneleb' · - - - - - . . . . . . · - - - - - . . . . - - �- - - . . . . tE. M. TACY. Socius Mi nor Caelebs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . tC. B. WILSON.
I N FE R I O R ES.
ll
Ille, q u i tibiales r e arcit e t ubncnlae-orbiculo Msnit . - F . B . CusrrING. Cali nariae provinciae r ctor. et genisto.e m . n i p u l ator . . . F. M. PREBLE. Ille, qui cubiles fec i t et col ln done::. exbaurit . . . . . . . . . . § F. D . BULL RD.
how,
'\ O U were man , a m a n '\ O U are in You"wouhl uot u-e the gentl ... 'o." t ' · 'rhe .-erie><t bachelor in 11 I t he na lion Mar kuow-, Lo n · ' temptntio11." · cxperien e oltl ! Ili re:11 · " "'ho 'seape t h • narc Once, certa i n ·antion to be"·are." " Let .1u, my Joye fur,!!: o Ltcn ra.-e, A.utl nd ho1..-or.; : I uow, ancl bicl 'cm come." § " I pra you clo not fa l in Joye with me, For I falser than vow-- made i wine."
* "H
yiel•1. <;nil 1l 1· t" hut young, but bis II bas prophesy te n thou a will join thi� c:lul.J r l am Cno1n; .
Procul, 0 procul
laclie
"
n
ccetlile feminac !
u�?!�ih"l'�1ruc���1 �� F�1fle¥:JtJ�;�!,�arer���8 t?;�-r;1:1�!��'.ti�i;:�1���11EVAii��
nea & Atwood.
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President - - - - - . - - - - - - . . . - - - - . - - - - - - . . . . F. M. PREBLE. Vice President . . . . . . . . • . . .G. D. SANDERS. Correspond i n g Secretary :.._. . . . B. R. WILLS. Recording Secretary . . . . . . . _.. G. M. W.A.DSWORTH. Treasurer . .. . . J. L. DE.A.RING. . .
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Committee on Membership.
F. w. F ARR,
J. H . P.A.RSHLEY,
H. M. LORD.
Prudential Committee.
w.
s . K. MARSH,
E. PERRY,
H. TROWBRIDGE.
�EMBERS .. � '91.
F. F. Wb i t tier, C . B . Stetson , P. S tew ard, I. W . G ri mes, F . D . B u l lard, J. F . Davies,
F. M . Prebl e , F . M. Gardner, .A . H . E vans, J. H . Parshley, F . B . Cushi ng, C . B. Wilson,
J. C . Ryder, H. D u n n i ng, C . A. T ru e , E . F . Tompso n , L. B . Owen, A. P. Leigh ton,
A. I. Thayer, G . D. , anders, G. L . D u n ham, G. . A n d rews, E. F. E l l io t ,
J . D . Bailey, F . K. haw, C . M. Coburn, E . M. tacy, S. K . Marsh, H . B. Knox.
'Sa.
W. a.
RolliD o n ,
'93.
R. H . Baker, E . H. Rowel l ,
H. H. Man e r, G . W. W1tdswortb , G. w. l falJ"Oll , A. W. K i n rr, M. . J ohnson,
C . . Estes, E . F . Robiuson, H . Kingman, D. W. Holman,
R. Moul t o n , l!". , . Rob i n son , W. K. C l eme nt, H . F. Dex te r,
C . B. To rner,
A. A . Cambridge, C. H . Han on,
'94..
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B. R. Wills, W. E. Perry, 11'1. C . :Mari o , . J . N owel l, F. W. Farr, B. M. Lawrence.
R. Trowbridge, E . c. Robin O D , H . i\l. Lord . A. I. N o b l e : . Ma tb e w s , U. Lothrop, R. F. T u rner,
J . L. Dearing.
ATHENJEUM, President
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Vice President Secretary
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Treasurer.
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S. K. M.A.RSH.
F . B. C usHJNG.
W. C. PHILBROOK.
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.A.
I. NOBLE.
P E R I O D I CA LS. Dailies.-N. Y. G raphic, Boston Journal, Boston Post, Port land
Press,
Portland
Advertiser,
Eastern
Argus, Lewiston
Journal, Bangor Whig, Kennebec Journal.
Weeklies.- Waterville Sentinel , Harper's Weekly, Frank N. Y. Times, Detroit Free Press,
Leslie's, The Watchman, Waterville Mail, N. Y.
World,
Portland Transcript, Boston
Advertiser, Journal of Education, Scientific American, Ellsworth American, The National
Baptist, Union
Chronicle,
Phillips
Phonograph, Great Falls Free Press, Musical Record, Bangor Commercial, Zion's Advocate, Z i on's Herald, Oxford Democrat, Camden Herald, Somerset Reporter, N. Y . Snn, Gospel Banner, Le Travailleur.
Semi- Weekly.-N. Y. Tribune. Semi-Monthlies.-The Literary World, Dwight's Journal of Music.
Monthlies.-Harper's, Scribner's, Popular Science, The Con temporary Review, Baptist Missionary Magazine, Foreign Mis sionary Magazine, Eclectic, Atlantic, Vermont Baptist, Maine Mining Journal, The Te i ephone.
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l CLASS
O F '81.
ENTRANCE P J,I Z E . - - . N o award. HA MLIN PmzEs
I. Thayer ; Second, S . DenuisoJl ;
IN R EA.DING . _ _ _ Fir t (fu r ge n tlemen ) , J . ?ii . Wyman ; First (for l ad i e s ) , l iss usie
eco n d , M i ss Kato E .
orcross.
SOPHOMOHE DECL.A.i\IATION . . _ . F i rst, J . M. Wyman ;
ond, F . A. Weld. J UNIOR PART
M.
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Cob u rn ,
A. B.
Sec
Evens, Miss J e n n i e
m i t b , C. B . Wi lson . J U N I O R PR I Z E DECLAMATION. - - . Fi rst, J. 8 . Parsllley ; Sec
ond,
H . B. K nox.
SENIOR E xn r nrTION. - - . Prize not awarded.
C L A S S OF '82 .
ENTRANCE PR I Z E . _ _ _ B. E. Gago.
H A M L I N PRI ZES I N l{E A DI NG . _ _ . F i rst,
Second, L.
H.
W.
C . Ph i l brook ;
W.
C . P l l i l brook ;
OW EN.
OPHO:l!ORE
D EC LAML\. TI O N S . _ _ _ Firs t,
Second, A. I. Thayer.
JUNIOR p.A. RT - - - .G. L . ] u n b a m ,
R.
G . Frye, B . E . Gage,
E . F. Tompso n .
C LA S S OF '83.
ENTRANCE PRIZE . - - - Jo award.
H.
HAMLIN PRIZES I
R EA.DI N
. _ _ _ F i rst, W. A. H i ll ;
W. Barrub.
C LAS S OF ENTRANCE PRI Z E . - - . N o award.
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'econd,
N o WH t�·P R I N & ALOU D
YE 7X9 AUTOCRATS. Anxious Frien d - " Well, what success this w i n ter ' " Emaciated emense !
!
Tnweler
U ust
aligh t i n g
from
train ) - " Oh
Bad a devili h hard school ; lugged out two teachers
last winter ; but
I
k nocked down two of the big boys the first
thing, and I can always ma n age tbe girls ; complete satisfaction ; sure to go back n e x t winter ; you ' cracked m e right up .
sa"· the pu ff in the paper, didn't Deuced fine girls u p there, though !
all crazy after me ; j ust look at that photograph, I'm al l mashed up on her ; got t h ree engagements o n my bands n ow ; bow the devil I'm goi n g t o get out of the scrape is more than I know ; but, thu nder ! with me.
she was
t o use a bit this winter. J
such
a beauty ; then she is dead in love
G ive us a chaw of tobacco, will ye '
Haven't dared
How's my Spring Street girl ' " - 77-
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A N I N D E PE N D E N T FAM ILY JOU R NA L, DE VO TED
TO THE SUPPOR T OF THE UNION.
In e n t ering u pon the n e w year the
JJiail
de ires to express i ts
thanks to former pa tron , and hope , w i t h its u n rivaled facilities for publication and i t s
large
and
experienced
corps of editors, to
still more richly de erve the approbation a n d confidence of t h e l i terary worl d .
In uate modesty forbids us to rehear e a t length
our u ndoubted merits ; we prefer to speak through the comments of our contemporaries. Frnm nn :mtiqnariau point of view lhe content kicl.
of tile TJTateriille Ma il are
exceedingly in tere ting.- quirrel Island Val !-iable a· a
oporific.-Skowhegan Woodpecker.
Wbat time the Waterville .1lfail tloe' not pend i n correcting the mi lakes of il5 last i' ue i lh!rnt('(l t pilieriug for tile ucx.l. uci.J. ntcrpri'e i lo be com mended.- mithjield Earache1·.
"Why a1·e lhe u1 temc nt o( the 1folerrillc Mail l i k e the pen<:e of Goel ?-Relig ious Co11w1<ln.tm Co/1111m nf tlte Gules Ajar. The cli�<'retion manife tetl by a 1w ien t wine merchants i n never putting new
wine into olo..I boltlc' b cviuently the l'm1troll i ng p rinci p le of the edi tor
Wate1·ville Mail in making up their colotnn .-Athens Dooclle Bug.
of the
Fm·lher continuance of the l'nl't, :Fun, Fancy, ruid P h y,,ic column of the llcderviUe JIIail w i ll cau'1' the publi she rs of Aye1"s ;lfetlicat Almn1111c, B11rli11gton Hawkeye, and Vermont Baptist to mcll c\o\\-n their type aml tuxn Lheir p ubli hiug hou e into porgy factories.-Seguin Fog Ho1·11.
:DcrOl!T.1 -:r IF TRlTE.-"-edne dny, A. 11ril 20, 1 8 1 .-That enterpt°i'.•ing land eat of wnr i n Pale tine, Ll10 Wnterci/le ,lfrdl, ll11s i o forrn:1tiou from t h by way or .\Jexamfria and Uome, thnl a u ! ha,, been llefcalecl by t he Philistine�, anti that Goliath ha been in t.alle<l king al Jer u ha fa l l e n upon h is o w u t he Mail lo be rightly i n form 11.-Rani Island salem. Late·t information prov Pile Driver. lubber,
s1l'Ol'll,
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Of the many worthy cbari Li e · connected with onr Un i versity none i perhaps more de. erv i n g of mention th an tbe old-c�tabli'bed French Mis ion. In reviewing the bi ·tory of ti.Ji · 'oc i ety of noble aims and purpo e , the tear of rmpathy blot the prige as we read o f the strug gles and m i �f ortu11es of the early membe r ·. Little recked they for the bob-nailed boot · of the nom adic river drirnr, of m a l l m om eu t were college duties w h e n opportunity offered to ad mace the i a tere�ts of th e socie ty . Their un elfish labors ba•e been rew11rded, a n d with pleasure we fo rete l l au era of u n paral l el ed pro�perity. I! or, founded upon the b a i:; of long experience, and cl i rected by men of a d m i t ted abi l i ty, the good work of en l ightenm en t an i educat ion cannot but h as te n for ward .
OFFICERS.
Mon. iear C H . Ev.r n . _ _ _ . _ _ . . . . _ . . _ . . _ . _ . . . . . . . - · . - - _ Pre. i d eu t. M. DE WOR ESTER ( " Pray er -M eeti n ,,. Jack " ) . _ J •me V ic e Prc�ideut. M . KL.i.QURT B a RTO NNE . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ _ . . . . . _ . . _ . 2cme ice P re �iden t. M. DE J UD K I N . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . _ . . . . . . . . _ _ _ _ 3cmc V i ce P r e�iclent. M . DE J OORD.l.NG . . . _ . . . . _ _ . . _ . . . . . . . . . . . _ . _ 4cme V i ce President. M . L a M .i. R UALL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - - - - - · _ _ _ _ 5cme Vice Pre�iclent. M . BorscoQ . . _ . . . . . . . . _ . _ _ _ _ _ . _ _ _ . . . . _ . . . . . 6•me V i ce Pre�iclent. M . G E. G .i. RL.l.:s'D . . . . . . . . . . . . · - - - - · · · · - - - _ _ _ _ 7cme Vice Pres i d e n t. M. DE LA PJJILBl!OOK . - - . . - - - . - - - - . - - - - - - - - . eme Vice P re.< i clen t. M. H. WEAVER · - - - - · _ _ _ _ _ _ _ · - - - - · · - - - - · . . . . 9•me Vice President. EXTRA T .FRO)l BY· LAW .
cction 4. The m eting or lhe As odation shall be hcl 1 at uch m a ti ,i;�:\� la��-114 _ rq���:11�1t �1 �J�ti::-- i u��t,,\;;T��eon i·t of one member. ART. 13, ec. 5. We kly ma meelings bal l be hclrl, weather perm itting, on the grounds of the -�ssociation, for merly occupied by the P. & K. R. R. ARTICLE G,
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The latest ,el f- const i t uted guardian of the general wea l , assails the ear of the l i terary world to the followi ng effect : Iu en tering upon i ts career the
Sentinel
wi hes to say to an
ex pectant pub l ic , tha,t while i t proposes t o be strictly an inde pendent j o u rn a l , it nevertheless i n tends to be emphatically a news-paper. Our r_e porters are each pro\·ided w i t h a kit of burglars' tools, and the e, together with four pounds of dynamite apiece, w i l l , probably, enable tlJem t o i n vestigate affairs of t h e m o s t private natu re, and Jay the ful l particulars before our readers. We prefer to publi h facts if t here be a supply sufficient t o fi l l o u r columns. All choice bits of scandal which any of our friends may send us will be gladly received. Subscriptions are earnestly sol icited.
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Speculators c
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Rolling Stock. k C. P. Marsh al l ,
C. E . Atwood,
f H.
e
C. Barton,
l W. M . Pulsifer,
m H . A. Den n i so n ,
o G . W. Si nger,
a
a C . A . T ru e,
W. C . Emerson,
s E. F . E l l iot,
p C . E . T i l ton ,
h
E. F. Tompso n ,
n R. E. F rye,
g H. b
F.
S. Weaver,
k H. B . Gray,
R. Woodcock,
p C. L. Judkins,
l
B . F. Wright,
d D . W . Knowlton,
s J . C . Worcester,
o F. W . Farr,
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1n G . A. Mcin ti re,
a
W. C . P h i l brook,
n W. C . Crawford,
C . A. Whitney.
Delegates to next Inter-Collegiate Tournament.
b
Often known to " ru n " nineteen in vacations.
c
Proficient i n -pool.
d Don't know much e Never known to "
about
the game, but likes to look on.
'Cratch."
f Prefers tlu¡ee b:.llls, becm1 e the fourth is always in tbe way.
g
" I f hull-luck beats, I say gi\â&#x20AC;˘c me bull-luck."
h Always play for " two
i
chances."
lc1 t on a table a year.
an
a
k " beat tbe m n who rnarle Z Disinterested party-scorer.
the table."
ni Play to beat. n
.Plays to get beat .
o Eager a pirant . p LO\'CS to play ; loYes to beat. s .Plnys-scl<lom.
Pales-" Come off (ten) ."
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The following selections have been made, with the greatest care, from the best literature of the day. that this gratuitous means of cultur
It is earnestly hoped
will be fully improved by
the reading public.
The following beautiful poem wa original1y written a n part of " Hiawatha," bnt owing lo numerous cla s.ical allusions and several slight defects in meter, Mr. Longfellow would not permit its publication. It now appears for the 11rst time in print. In the l au d of southern college, iu the upper topmost story, Dwelt in years agone a Fresbmau, dwel t a fair and rnrdant Freshman, Tall and slender, meek aud geutle, swift and agile as the roebuck,
Cared b e not for beast or de>il, big or little, straight or crooked. So bis slumbers ne'er were broken by the horn's melodious clatter, By the calls for blood and Freshman nor the fierce requests for " more beef" ; But his pensive, sad demeanor drew to him, " Ala , poor Yorick," The attention of a people whose deli�bt i t i s to torture Such as, being young and tender, know not of the world's harsh conflict. They, i n secret conclave 'sembled, hear reports from their com mittees I n regard to the condition of their wards, the Freshantbropoi. And when called o n for our hero, tbu, the chairman bad responded : ' ' Seems to be in fair condition, yet to bring to full perfection Needs a copious irrigation. '
Voted, That the brother have i t. â&#x20AC;˘
'Twas 11. night in chill October, resting on his couch was Yorick, Wrapped in deep and pleasing slumber, little dreaming of disaster.
A e h e lay thus calm reposing, suddenly he hears a rustling ;
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Bolt upright he sits and, list'o iog, hark ! a rush-a cry and tableauÂ
Yorick, in a single garment, borne amid a crowd of ruffians
Down the dark and winding stairway, to the college irrigator.
Thon the co.Im of night was broken by the sound of bubbling water Bursting i n refreshing showers oo the Fre bantbropic co.put.
Once again .Aurora, :flying just before the Sun's bright chariot,
Gazing down on things terrestrial, secs a joyous, wild commotion, Caused by kind permis ion given to the generous irrigators
To absent them elves from studios, as reward for service rendered.
And the H20 inducer likewise was excused from duty
For the most substantial reason that 'twas "particeps criminis."
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Come, let up your noise and I'll tell you a tale TbaL will make ernry bone in your body turn pale; For the smell of the battle will be i u the air, And you'll sure be reminded of Donnybrook Fair. Ia the cold, win try gray o f a morning i n spring, While sore-throated robins were trying to sing, .A terrible racket from slumber did cal l The ornrworked student' of old Chaplin Hal l ; And boys al l regardle's of comf'table beds, With much blinking eye
and much rumpled beads,
I n very light costume, appeared o n the scene
'ro ask what this terrible tumult could mean. For the ball it was fi J led with a
trngaliug crowd
And curse · resounded fall deeply and loud, Aud the flash of
billalies was seen i n the air,
Through a haze of
birt collars, boot', blood, dust, aud hair.
Aud various geutlemen seized for the throats O f various small boys without any coats, Aud
lammed 'em around on the floor and the wall,
Which iujnred completely the looks of th e b al l ; Aud wbitc-lirnred young·ters a· fierce at i t went .A s vet'ran " pl ug uglies " ( ee Waterville Sent.). A n d while thus the clamor did loudly re'ound
Upro e from a. corner the most Doe-lful sound, And a scrap of a boy, with bis face to the floor, Adm itted qu ite freely be wauted no more. And so i t went on, i n .uch artistic way, That no one i n blame could a single word say ! But why they hould fight with no object in ;iew Well-nobody answered, for uobody k uew,
No one seemed to know, n o one seemed t o care ; 'Twas a second editiou of Donnybrook Fair. -From '' New Idyls of tlte King," by A. Ten nyson.
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C H APTE R C XXXIV. The Baron makes a speech to the assembly, and drives 01�t all the mem,_ bers ;
routs the yaggers and the man eaters, and wins the day.
Passing through the town on my way from the P. 0., I was informed
by a messenger arri\ing i n post-baste, that several of the nobility bad been depri'red of the honors and i m munities especially belonging to us
gentlemen.
I beard of their sufferings with much feeling, and swore to
avenge every blow with which they had beeu insulted.
I went to the den
of these .A.ntbropopbagi, assembled to exult and discu s. and very grace fully putting my cane to my lips, " I swear," cried I, " by the revered
bead of my cane, that if you do not instantly make redress for your
many and cruel insults upon us, I will beat the one hal f-of you to pieces."
On which, their President, taking op a huge dumb-bel l, flung i t at
my head.
I stooped to avoid the blow (this mass of irou cru bed
through the side of the buildi ng and sunk, with a dull thud, twenty
feet into the earth), and, ru bing to the front, seized the speaker, who was ful minating against the nobles, and taking the villain by one leg,
after swinging him several times round my head, flung him at the Pres ident.
I laid about me most no1'ly (for I had taken lessons in fencing
and !)oxing three whole days when I was younger), drove them al l out of the room, and locking the door put the key i n ray pocket.
Upon going out I perceived a party of the same, who bad rallied,
and a vast number of yaggers, ad 11aucing againElt me. and went t o meet them.
I drew my cane
Three hundred yaggers came hallooing and
warring against me l i ke so many furies.
I scorned to use my cane, but
seized the first that came Dp, alld mak ing him kneel down, I took away his club, which so terrified the rest that they al l set up a yell and ran
away as fa t as they could, through fear of me.
As to the rest I soon
put them to flight, after having made prisoners of some of them, thus gaining the day.
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LESSON I .
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BOYS.
CANES.
T
Do tlle boys boy canes
011 ! yes, tbo Can tbe boys
boys buy can e s . carry
tllei r
canes
T
Ye-c-e-s.
LESSON I I .
UP.
G O. Do tll e boys go up
Ob !
T
yes, the boys do go up. - 89 -
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LESSON I I I .
DOWN.
SOP HS. Do the Sopbs go down ' Oh ! yes, tbe Sopbs do go down
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LESSO N I V .
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MEET.
WITH.
Do tbe Sopbs meet the boys w i th their canes T Ob ! yes, tbe
opbs do meet tbe boys w i tb their caDes.
LESSO N V.
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WANT. Do tbe
T
o p bs want tbe can es of the boys
O h ! yes, t h e
KE.
T
ophs want t h e canes of t h e boys.
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Do the Sophs take the canes of the boys T
Oh !
yes, the
ophs do take the canes of the boys.
LESSON VI .
KILL.
DAM.
Do the boys say kill t h e dam Sopbs
T
Ob !
pis, the boys say k ill the dam Sophs.
Ob !
no, the
Do the boys kill the dam Sophs T
ophs kill the dam boys.
ample pages from the Coll>y Primer, to 1Je placed . In the compilatlou of this work the taat aim of the author has been not only to firmly 11.x the rudiments of the
NOTE.-The foregoing are
In the hands of U1e next Fre hm:m Cla con
language in the mind
of his youthful readers, but to convey in each les on
some useful moral, precept, or warning.
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G R EAT
SPEC I A LTY.
O n the day bi l l ed for this extraordinary performance, this "
tar of the East " and. b is " Troop " m ade a fu ll - dress parade
through our principal street. tume of the " Star."
The notable feature was the cosÂ
There was ao absence of the laces, frills,
tinsel, and gauze, so often observed on such occasions, which was really worthy of commendation and praiso.
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SENIORS . • _ _ " .A. power is passing from the earth."
'8'2 AND '83. _ _ _ " The devil take one party and his dam the other."
.A.NY OF THE L.u>I ES _ _ _ _ " Who sees a soul iu such a. body set,.
Might love the treasure for the cabinet." EvA.NS - - _ . ' ' .A.h this poor brain ; ten thousand shapes of fury
.A.re whirling there, and reason is no more." GR lll E S . • • • Ye gods ! I have the gut of a settled minister." KNOWLTON • . . . " The devil will not have m e damned, lest the oil that
is in me �et hell on fire."
CAMBRIDGE . . . . " 'Tis rum that makes my bead go round." ATWOOD . . . . " Had I n o other name I would call thee devil."
F. H. HANSON • . • • " The midwife laid her hand on bis thick skull, With this prophetic blessing : ' Be thou dull.' " CUSHING . . . .
•
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*
*
" You are old,
Nature in you stands on the verge Of her confine." STETSON . . • _ ' ' Old as I am, for ladies' love unfit,
The power of beauty I remember yet." C. H. HANSON . . . • '' How much a dunce that bas been sent to roam Excels a dunce that bas been kept at home."
JORDAN . . _ . " .A.nd his eyes have all the seeming
Of a demon that is dreaming.''
TAYLOR, WILSON, McINTIRE . . . . Even as pilgrims who journey afar
from their country sing as they go, and in singing forget that they are weary and wayworn. MORTIMER . - - . " Ob, that I had wings like a dove, that
I might .fly away and be at rest.''
WORCESTER . . •• " A tun of man in thy large bulk is writ,
But sure thou art but a kilderkio of wit." EsTBS . • • • " I joy not much in earthly joys.'' DAVIES . • • • " Sounding bra.ss and tinkling cymbal,
I n life's fair morn his fame did early crow." DUDLEY . • • • " For pity's sake get him home to his mother.''
'84 . . _ . '' From all such devils, good Lord deliver us."
H. E. BARTON • • • • " Company, villainous company hath been the spoil of me.'' L
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MARIN . _ _ .
"
When nature was making h i m , clay was not granted
For making so fu ll-sized a man as she wanted.'' PARSHLEY _ . . . " Then be will talk, y e gods ! how he will talk." MARSHALL . . . . " A pigmy scraper w i' bis fiddle." SHEPHERD . . . . " I am the tainted wether of the flock, with u n forgidng
eye and a damned, disinheriting countenance." SINGER . . . . " He i s green before the sun." ;fuDKINS . . . . " Behol d ! I am >ile." LOTHROP . . . . " Let one attend h i m with a silver basin,
.Another bear the ewer, a third a diaper." COLLEGE CHOIR . . . . " Swans sing before they die ; 'twere no bad thing
Should certain persons die before they sing."
EVA.NS, BARTON, MARSHALL, TRUE, CUSHINO . . . . "l must to the bar¡
bers, Monsieur, for methinks I am marvelously hairy about h e face ; and I am such a tender ass, i f my hair do but tickle me, I m ust scratch." PARSHLEY, WYMAN, WHITTIER, KNox . . . . " Hail ! wedded lorn,
Paternal fountain of domestic sweets." PREBLE . . . . " My virgin life no spotted thought shall stain." PHILBROOK . . . . " Intermittent
wind
instrument with sonorous body
and fixed mouth-piece.'' EDITORS . . . . " What care we what we sprechan."
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t
1 880.
May 6 . . . . Summer Tenn opens.
May 6, 7 . . . . Pedagogical Association.
All cut.
May 8 . . . . Death upon the campus.
Arthur E. Fish is taken from us.
May 13 . . . . Base-Ball-Waterville.
Bates, 1 6 ; Colbys, 2.
May 9 . . . . Hee.vie t thunder storm of the season. June 1 . . . . The Lachuosterna fusca appea s.
Col bys, 6 ; Oronos, 1 .
June 6 . . . . Bille-Ball-Orono.
June 9 . . . . Base-Ball-Waterville. June l J
. . . .
Field Day.
June 12 . . . . Base-Ball-Lewiston.
June 15 .
. . .
11 ;
Bowdoin,
1.
Colbys, 1 1 ; Bates, 10.
Ba e-Ball-Brunswick.
June 29 . . . . Colby Echo Soiree. July J-22 . . . . Hot !
July 23 . . . . Sophomore Exit.
Bow<loins, 1 4 ; Colbys, 12.
Do you take wine l
Good -bye, boys.
July 25 . . • • Baccalaureate Sermon, 2.30 P.M. attend.
Colbys,
Splendid records.
Some of the students
Sermon by Rev. C. R. Crane of Boston.
Boardman Missionary Society Y
July 26 . . . . Junior Prize Exhibition.
Don t cry, Bub.
Where was the Look out for
your bouquets befornhand, next time. '8 1
July 27 . . . . Ivy Exercises. everybody hooted.
moves o n the works of the enemy ;
Oratiou by Prof. Mathews in the evening ;
Poem, also, by Rev. W. C. Richards.
Is it done, yet f
July 28 . . . . E l oquentia. torrida, Vale, Senior . the expense of the student .
Alumni gorma1'dize at
Ollapodrida in the evoniug.
Vacation of four weeks. Ang. 28 . . . . Fall Term opens. Sept.
1 . . . . Politics
run high.
Sept. 5 . . . • Which society you going to join f
Oh ! I'm going to wait
and take my pick.
Sept. 6 . . . . Fitch of Nevada.
Garfield and Arthur Club ;
brilliant('/)
parade.
Sept. 8 . . . . Rope Pull, a�er which 84 and '82 hold a mouth work. LJ. K. E. initiation. Who are the unfortunates T
Sept. 17 . . . .
Sept. 18 . . . . Ba e-Ball.
Sophs, 8 ; Fresh, 4.
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Sept. 23 . . . • Base-Ball-Waterville. Sept. 24 . . . • z.
!Jf.
initiation.
Sept. 28 . • . . Seniors among the stars. Oct. 6 . . . . Base-Ball. Oct. 6 . • . . J. Oct. 10
. . . •
Y.
Colbys, 4 ; Oronos, 3.
Poor fellows. " I can always tell Venus."
Seniors, 8 ; Sophs, 3.
initiation.
Sophs talk of disbanding.
Did they take what there was left f
G. A. hung in effigy.
Oct. 16 . • . . Base-Ball-Kent's Hill.
Colbys, 6 ; Kent's Hills, 2.
Oct. 25 . . . . President succumbs ; '8 1 victorious. Nov. 2 . . . . Election.
" We won."
Nov. 19 . . . • Senior Exhibition.
Psychological.
Vacation of one week. Dec. 6-Jan. 26
. . • .
0wing to the absence of most of the Seniors, noth
ing happened worthy of mention.
1881 .
Vacation of six weeks.
March 9 . • . • Term opens.
March JO • • • • How much have you made up 1
March 30 . • • • Can the Fresh carry ca.nes t March 31 . . . • Do the Fresh carry canes 1
Oh ! yes, a little ways. Ob ! yes, by permission .
.April 1-30 . • • • What shall we put in the ORAOLE f
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1 88 1 . Second Session of first term end
. Jan. 26.
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Vacation of Six Weeks.
Second Term begins Wednesday evening Senior Examination , Wednesday . .
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_ March
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Examination of other classes begius Wednesday . . . June Boardman Anniversary
ermon, 8
P.M .
Junior Exhibition, Monday evening
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Entrance Examination, Tuesday, 8 A.M . •
Anniversary of Literary Societies, 8 Commencement, Wednesday.
P.M.
P . :ll .
June
2-2.
26.
- . . . . June 27.
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Meeting of the Board of Trustees, 9 A.M • . Meeting of the Alumni Association , 2
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9.
. J une 8.
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June
.June
28.
June 28.
. J une
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28.
June
28.
29.
Vacation of N i ne Weeks.
Second Entrance Examination, Wednesday, 8
A.M.,
Aug. 31 . FiNt Tenn begins Wednesday evening . • • • . . - . - - . Aug. 3 1 .
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ADVERTISEMENTS( We ask from the Students of Colby a careful reading of the following pages.
The advertisements have been inserted by
gentlemen who are interested in our College Institutions, and in return for their aid we owe them our patronage.
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REMEMBER T H AT
L, E, THAYER & SON Is the only firm i n Watervi l le that makes a
SPECIA LTY O F
H A T S, C A P S , A N D-
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G E N T S' F U R N I S H I N G G O O D S. � We a l so carry a
large stock of U M B R E L LAS A N D
CAN ES.
CA L L A N D SEE THE N OVE LT IES.
L.
E. T H AYER
& S O N,
OPPOSITE G. A. PHILLIPS & CO.'S. - 1 00 -
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Co.,
&
D EA LE RS I N
CRO CKERY , MIRRORS,
M@llrff!ssff!s� Fff!@i�ers� &c., Caskets, Coffins, ?- Burial Ro bes.
WALNilT, A H, C
PINE 0
K-tASES,
WRITING DESKS, STUD Y TA BL ES, &c. , ,..--s Made to Order,a-.
RE D I N GTO N No. M
&
1 Ticonic Row. - 1 01 -
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I'f No. 22 North College. Students will find here a Full Stock o.f
+3lc TEXT-BOOKS
USED IN COLLE G E ,�
Also LE C TURE and NO TE - B O OKS in Great Variety. S TA TIONER Y with or without the Col lege Stamp. We pay particular attention to furnishing Students with The patronage o.f the College is Solz"cited. E. C. R OBINSON.
TH E COLBY E C H O , PUBLISH E D M O NT H LY BY T H E ST U D E NTS.
Devoted to College Interests, College News, and Col lege L iteratztre.
TERMS,
$1.00 IN ADVANCE.
For Advertz"sing Rates, &c. , address
H . B. K NOX, Box
Bus iness M anager, 200,
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BAN K B LO C K , WATE RVI LLE.
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Call and inquire prices and examine goods.
G. H . M ATTH EWS.
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iline ilioplay o� �ooto and lhoeo AT TH E I R STO R E OPP. T H E POST OFFICE. We bear they keep t h e Best Assortment and Sell the Lowest o f any store on the river.-Ens.
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Please give us a cal l .
C . G . C A RL E T O N , AT H I S N EW STUDIO, OPP. TOWN HALL, WATERVI LLE . ._- peclal Rates !or Club and Class Pictures. e\'cr. Boys, call and see m , PRICES.
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My prices are lower than
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F I N EST A N D B EST SELECTED STOCKS O F
Ready-Made Clothing, Hats, Caps, A N D GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS Ever shown in Waterville.
Don't fail to cal l at the One Price, Square Dealing, Ca h Ref1md111g Cloth iers,
One Door North of Williams House, Waterville.
A.
W.
� UDlfB r, P1-oprietor.
Sign of the F u l l Dres ed Man at the Door.
Have the largest stock of-
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�S. C. MARSTON, � -
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] e w e l r y,
Silver Ware, ODtiGal Goods, PoGket Cutlery, &G., WATERV ILLE, ME.
FRED H. FALES, D.10. S.,
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Toilet A rticles, and Choice Cigars and Cigarettes.
F.
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C U S T O M TAI L O R S, Page 's Block, 3 Doors North of Williams House,
MAIN
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ME.
BROTHERS, Jtt+
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IN-
lctnned loodo, lr�h ctnd lickled lioh, M E A T S , A N D V E G E T A B L E S,
M A I N ST., O P P. TOWN H A L L C O M M ON, WATERVI L L E, M E . R . I . STEW.A.RT.
J. W.
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TEWART.
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MAIN
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M E.
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P.
WATE RVI L L E,
M A I N E.
Full Stock of Gents' Furni'shz'ng Goods Constantly on Hand.
Hats and Caps z"n Great Variety.
�H O D S O N
&
L O U D ,l� OF-
-�LUnlFACTURER
CUSTO M BOOTS
&
SH OES,
A lso, Dealers in Boots, Shoes, and Rubbers,
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Embracing nil Late Styles of A l l-Wool Fancy Oas. imeres, &c. factured by A m os Abbott & Co., Dexter, Me.
Manu
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO SUPPLYING STUDENTS.
North Fai'rjield, Me.
P. O. Address,
STA!t GB� CJ�BY S
BE1�
M A I N ST. , WATERVI L L E .
Headquarters for Teas, Coffees, Spi'ces, Fruits, Nuts, and All Kz"nds of Groceri'es. GOOD
GOODS
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PRI NTERS SKO WHEG-A� jl!IE.
Fine
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a Sj.Jecialty.
ESTIMATES GIVEN PROMPTLY.
Particular Attention given to Commencement Work for Colleges, Seminaries, etc.
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Livery, B oardi ng, and Baiting
H EA D OF S I LV E R STREET WATERVILLE, M E .
NEW LIVERY STABLEJ O n Temp l e Street, near cor. o f M ai n .
First- Class Teams to Let, a t Reasonable Prices, to Students and other Responsible Parties. C H ARLES rodent- who
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woul1l like their horses bonrrletl tluring vncntion will Uull Lhi n con1·euient plare.
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P ra � t i taL i t P h a t a g� B1 p h � Z'1 FINE CABIN ET � CARD PHOTOGRAPHS A SPECIALTY. All the L atest Styles, wit!t Scenic Backgrounds. LIFE-SIZE CRAYON DRAWINGS, PHOTO CRAYON PORTRAITS.
Copying and Finis/ting in all Styles at Prices to Suit. Special Rates to Classes in Schools and Colleges. STUDIO, CORNER L ISB ON A ND A SH STS. , -I l l -
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Books and Pamphlets, &c.
FINE BALL AND PRO GRAMME PRINTING A SPECIALTY. COLLE GE and SO CIE TY PRINTING NEATLY AND OIJEAPf,Y EXECUTED. -o--
We have now a large assortment of the
Which, together with Fast Presses and Skilled Work manship, makes our Establishment the Best on the River for the execution of our work, from a Mammoth Poster to the most delicate Color Printz'ng. - 1 12-
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TH E WATE RVI LLE SENT I N E L, A Jl!lodern and Well-Appointed Local Newspape1-. TERMS: $2.00, OR
$1.75 PER YEAR, STRICTLY IN ADVANCE.
The Best Advertising M ed i u m in th is Section.
Published every Fr£day iVoon by Leger & Robinson, Waterville, llfaine. R. 0. R OBBINS, Ed£tor. � F R E E SAMPLE COPI ES.�
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