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ALBIO� W. Babcock Profcs 01· of

�'!ALL, A . M . , P1-r.D.,

PRE fDENT, ftttelle<:tual

ancl

i\lornl Philosophy.

Wn · prep:uecl for college in l'ortlancl lligh

olby in l

ifi with degree of A. 13.;

79 · CniYer ·it_y

fc ·.or of

1879- O; Unil" r i.ty

B rlin,

Hi tory u11<1 Political Economy at

In ·tructor in En_gli�h and .\ rnerican

History and 'o ·i log-_ .

d ·nt of

cllool · graduated from

cwton Tlieological Ju titution, l 76of

Leipzio-,

olby

.Johns llopki11s L'nil·cr ity,

Cnh·er.'ity,

!J; re·

I>cltn. K�ppa Ep ·i!on frntcrnity.

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;rra lnat ·ti from

0- 1; Pro 1 81-, 9 ·

on-titntional Hi tor.v, and .-tudcnt of

•ii·

cl de,!!r

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of A.M. from

1 i'!I, cle!!J ce o f Ph. I>. from ,Jo!Jn · llopki11 · in 188!). olby

UniYer ity.

Uc i · n mernb r of tb

olb,Y in

'EL K. �i\llTH. D.D.,

Profc;

or of Rhetoric.

"'at rYill ·

·ollege. 11ow

'o!by

U11i1·cri;ity, in

�.i; taught :u Tow11sl1cncl, Vt., 1, �-.1-4-!i; ln truetor in Lntin :ind Hhct ri · at \\'atcrl"illc Colleg

1 X4- i-+8:

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IH-lli-f7; i;tu<lied at Kcwton Th ologi ·nl 111··ut11ti 11,

Editor of Zio11's A di•ocale,

·nh·cr ity

sin ·c 1 ,jfJ.

I 4-H-.)0;

wn: onlain

and JCC'ch·etl tltc ti ·g r· · of J).D. f1om

l'rol'essor of

1 to th

Hhetori<: in

mini.-tiy in I 71,

'olby in the same year.

•

JOHN B. FO TER, LL.D., Pl"Ote

.A ·atlerny,

o( th

t•cck Langmtg<' untl Literntur .

1 +-1-J..3;

1 -!3; Principal of

o-rahin,ted fr m 'i\'atervill

Principal of Lcxingt n .\cad my

L xinA"to11,

hina

Ma •

1 -1-5--lG · Newton Tbeo\oo-ical In ·titution, 1 .3 ; Editor of Zion's Advocate.

1 ·.:;o-.> ; Profe

or of Gr ek and

ED\V \'{a

olby,

Latin at

iuce 1

Greek Lauuuag and Lit ratnr'

RD W. H

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pr pared for

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Treai-ury

l 12-13:

Librarian

·Ince

l!Jy, 1 5 -12;

Profe · • r

LL, A.M.,

Librarian aucl R gi trnr.

at Portland lligh

1< G2: In ·trnct r at c r •:HI

Gottingen,

12.

In ·ti tut ,

Departments, Profe · · r

Wa-,11ingt a,

·tl'l",

re:-ignetl chair of

de1·ot time e x cl u ·jy ly to tbe Library.

He i

gi·aduat

�fa.s.

d from

1 G2-t.i3;

"Cub- r ity of

1 fi3-GG:

f Modt>rn La11zL1age

I !)l

1H73.

"\\�or

olby,

?.[ d rn

I 6G- I;

Laugnag

a m mber of the Delta Kappa

Ep·ilon fraternity.

WILLI

�I ELDER, A. I.,

Merrill Profe

cir ot

bemi

try.

.D.

Graduat d fr m the l'rovin ·ial Xormal , thool in 1 GO: from .Acadia

ollege in J, 6'; took a and 'haler· l'rof.

l'rofe·s r

ck t course at lfarrnrtl nntl r Agas"iz, Cooke,

( Pby ·ical ::-cient' at A.tall.la.

ooke at IIan·arcl, 1 12-13; at

_\..l\1. and �c.D. from A.ca.tlia.

JLLIA� Prot ' or ot

lby ·inc

D. TAYLOR, A.�I.,

rhc L:ttiu Lim�mtge and Lit rature.

\Yn:s fitted f r college at Ya "albor and

oburn

lasskal

18UH-I:?: .\s-.i::,tant t

l 13: receh·etl Llegre "' of

ln;;titnte,

_\ ·ademy.

'Tat rdlle.

Oak

Tro,·e

.._ cminary,

)1 . . : "raduatecl from

olb.r

nh·crsity in l (i$;

T u t or in Latin at

Latin Language ancl Lilerature

mis i on of New E11gla11d

ince 1

1 G -73 · Profe ·or of th

olhy .

l\Iembcr for Colby of the C'om

73.

ollege. on Ent.ran c

of the Americ:111 Pl1ilological A ·oci ation . ancl of the New England.\ Ro ciation of Colleges and Preparatory

LABAN

Examinations.

Ls a member

chools.

E. '\VARREN, a.M.,

Professor of Mathematics ancl Lecturer

Art.

rrepared for colle"'e at Lawrence A c ademy , Groton, l\fa' .,

Lonclon .\ca clem y, New London, N.

wit h degree of A.B., 1 GG;

1 6i-i2;

Academ)-,

Mathematic

olby

I n.·tru ·tor in Natural

Pre. ide11t

and New

H.; gracluatecl from Brown Uni>erity

New

cience at N w Lonclon

1 72-75;

L nclon,

ince l 1.3; Lecturer on Art

ince 1

Profe

3; t rnve ll ecl ex

ten:::iv 1�· in Eur pe in 1Hil ; receh·ed degr e of .\.M. from Brown in l 69.

a m e mber of .' ll p b a Delta Phi and Phi Beta Kappa.

WILLIAM A. ROGER ,

Pn.D., LL.D.,

ics nntl A tronomy.

Prot .: or ot Phy

"'a-; ;:radu at ec l from 11rown in 1

.;7 :

for th i rt e en year· belt! cltnir of

.\ tr nomy at Alfred .\c.L cl 'Ill.I', wh re lie was fitted for

Mathcm'tlic· :111<1

college; on lea1 e of nh scnc c studied a yea r at I lan•ard, and a y ar at Yale; lKiO wa

i11

a:ipointt'cl

l h

ctcd

rtppointcd a. ·istant at

A: i � L llnt

to chn ir

Pro[es:ot·

!Ianard flbsmTatory; in 1 77 wnB

A tr nomy at

f Physics :rnd . \stronomy at

cn·ed over a yea r in th!'

J,:; .

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Hanard;

olby.

18 '6 wa ·

Durin"' the civil wnr

Xa.1·y; in l 80 wa

·ent abroad

o obtain

Engli hand Fr n c h i;tandarcll' of length, from whi ·h be constru c t <l .·tancl

ard

Hanartl,

for

Yal ,

'olumbia .

.Princeton,

. i�nal . er \'i c. and other im ortan t institntioni;:

·k

in 1

Ob ·crvator,r,

•

he was mntle an

llonorary :F',llow of t!Jc Hoyal Micro;;;copical Society of London; in l

wa. "

t dto thei\ational,\cademy of.'·icncc:::; in l

of Ameri ·:in Society of Drown in

l on,

.\.l\f.

licro,; ·opil'tH; has r cci Y etl

(hon rnry) from Yale in

Cnin�rHity in lHrH:. LL.\). from Brown in lrltll.

mlppa.

JI• i� lh

a11 tho r of rnany ·ci ·ntifl

Uwnscbo,.cnPrc·icl nt

I •gr

: of

.M. from

0, .Ph.I . from Alfred

ls a m ·mh r of l'hi H ta

pap rs.

\'\'ILLIAi\l Profe sor of

pr par d f r

W;i.

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.Min

YLEY,

ralo<>-y nncl

Pn.D., ology.

it.v Coll g •, wh r

at the B:tltim re

uated in 1, i9. taking one of the Pe ::thod ." priz ,; : a lmitted t i:.:-nh·er.::ity in 1' 0 a·

h nfr<try: took de �e -; oC .\. B. in

pecial ;;.tutlent in

1. s:3. anll l:'h.)). in 18 Ii. aft r th re e

.re:i.1-- p ·t

(the American 1 alura/i,·t of l'bi1:tcle pllia. r •1·icw•r

nntl c rr ;;ponding m ml Ila-<

of th' Xational

In 1, !JO wa • m::tde Fell w

publi,;hed

j ou rn al-<

nnmcrou.

an<l gm·

fraternity.

rn m rn t

nnll lie i

l l'port--.

!! •olon:i 'll

or 01

stucliecl

4; i;rra d uated from

nt 1Jni...-ersity of B•rl in ,

('olb)- Cni>ersit)-

I _ \ m ricn.

l'Cienlit1

I.,

chool: gra<lnated at

1 '!lO-Dl; .\I"

\by

I �deal In. titntion, l� I;

.-ewton Th

inte Prof .;:or of Rhetoric

I- 9; L cturcr on �·ew Te� t nmen t Exeg �is at Xcwtou

Theological fn titution. l� Economy nt

nrticl

Ili>'tory anu PoUt i ·al Economy.

w·a. prepar ll fo r c liege nt Portland !Iigb

i:.:-uh·ersity. l

f .\Ill rican

a memher of the Beta Theta l'i

HAILER MATHEW Pro(

4-'.i

pu hli'-h cl at Htuttgart, grap hic :o ·i ·ty of ''{a..,h

f tbe Cll•olO!!iC il .'ocicty

h rnkal

l l mi try

L:1boratory; l

l\lin 'ralo gy for tbe �\"eues 7altrbuch fur 1lfi11eralogic,

in !!:ton.

graduate work in

b mi · J l

. a,;sL.;;tant geo O,!!ii't

, it r

grad

J hns llopkins

olby in 1� 9.

9; el cted Profe ;;or of History

'i\I mber of th

WILLIA�1

hicago

nd Politic11l

Delta Kappa Ep,i\on frate rnity .

BA TTI

tructor in Elocution anll

,,�n, graclnatecl from , chool of Oratory. 18

�-

ol l eg e of

Gymnastic-.

ratory iu 1 'i'i; fr m Bo ton

recei>ed gym n a s tic trainincr nt B menway 12

ym-

na ·ium, HarYarcl, in l

(

( S wecli

argent S.r tern), Posse Gymnasium, Boston,

�, t ern) , and at th e School of O ratory,

( Del

arte Sy tern).

Called to Colby

ARTHUR J. ROBERTS, A.B., .Assi taut in Rlletor1c.

Wa from

fitted for college at Limerick Academy, Limerick.

olby in 1 00; elected As i·tant in Rhetoric, 1 90.

of t he Pl1i Delta Th ta fraternit�'.

i\1ARQ

ANTOX

le.; graduated a m e mber

He i

ARDT, Prr.D.,

Instructor in Moden1 Language .

\Yai; prepared f r coll §!

Higher l\fatbernatic,;.

Berlin :11111 Kie ,

at the

atbarincum of Lueh ck:

Ph_r, ks. Philo. opby,

J 80-KJ.: pa;;;;ccl the Doctor-Examination. 1

Phi\Ot-;Oph.r at enin�rHit .I' of Kiel. l'

.)-

7-!l l : called to

Instructor in Moden1 Lanauag'-;. l Ill.

L. BA

l\[ ._: took t he 2cl Merrill Entranc

gracluat d in 1 !JI, r e lc ·tetl

J nstrn

·inner priz

tor in Greek, 1 !)l.

olrnrn

laRRical In. titntc. 'Vat 1Till ,

Priz ·on a<lmission to Colhy, where he wa for hig-h . t rnnk throughout hi· com-.·c·

1. a m mb r

f the T

fratemit�'·

olby a

ETT, A . B . ,

Jn "tructor in Gr

'Ya· pr pared for col l ege at

.3; Tutor in

(j; taught at H obok e n, N. J., l

!ll: taught at \\'ate1·town, l\'lass .. High f!chot.l. 1

NOR:\1A

tuclent in

and French at l.'"nh"er,ities of

EL 0 BORNE, Janitor .

• J:$

lta Kappa Ep. ii n

FROM THE

PRE,JDENT

LTY.

M ..\LL

PROF.E

OR \\'ARHE••

PnoFE ·on T YL n. SENI

H. K. KALLO H

G. A . -�xDnEw-, JUNI

Pmn E,

. J.

Ro .

D. E. Bo" .u.·,

A . H. B1cK.\IORE, . F. OPHO�l

'n)l RE

x. LA '"·

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�. H.

IAN

Ronx.ox.

B. TL'THILL.

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FOUN D E D AT YALE IN 1844.

C HAPT E R

ROLL.

Phi,

Yale ""Gniversity,

1844.

Theta,

Bowdoin College,

1844.

Colby University,

1845.

Amber t College,

1 46.

Gamma,

Yanderbilt

1847.

P,i,

Univer ity of Alabama,

Xi, igma,

niversity of Mi

hi,

""G p;;i lon ,

ui,·ersity,

ippi,

18±7. 1800. 18:)0.

Hr0wn 1JniYer ity,

Beta,

nirnr ity of North:Carolina,

1850.

Eta,

nirnrsity of Yirginia,

1852. l8rd.

Kappa,

:Miami

Lambda,

Kenyon College,

niver ity,

1852.

Pi,

Dartmouth College,

1853.

Alpha Alpha,

Middlebury College,

1854.

'ni,·er ity of l\1ichio-an,

Omicron,

185.�.

Williams Colle"e,

18.-5.

.Rho,

Lafayette College,

1855.

Tau,

Hamilton

1856.

Ep ilon,

Iu,

Colgate

)lu, Beta Phi,

'olJe.,.e,

oc hc;; tcr

1856.

niver ity,

ni,•er ity of th

ity of New York,

ni ver ity, 17

1856. 1856.

Iota,

Central

Phi Chi,

Rutger

P:ii Phi ,

Depauw Univer ity,

niver ity of Kentucky,

Gamma Phi,

We ley a n

Rens elaer Polytechnic

i Omega,

Beta

bi,

Del t a Ch i , P h i Gamma,

1857. 1 61.

College,

1866. 1 67.

ni,·er ity ,

titute,

Adelbert College

1H67. 68.

ornell Unfrcr ity,

70.

yracu e Uai,er ity,

71.

Gamma Hcta.

Columbia

Theta Zeta,

Un in'rity of California,

76.

Alpha

Tri n ity

79.

hi,

T'bi Ep. il o n, i�rna Tau,

niver ity,

ollecre,

niYer ity of \fa

li n ne. ota

achu ett· In. titutc of Technolocry,

74.

9. 1890.

EST.<-BLISHE D IN 1845.

Appleton A.

Plaisted, '51.

Prof.

hailer

H o n . Reuben Fo ter,

Ralph

Prof.

Charles P.

ReY.

'.- 5. Edward \V. H a l l , '62. Asa L. Lane, '62.

Fred A.

Har\'ey

Waldron, '68.

Horace \V.

'tewart,

'74.

George B. H o ward, M.D., Pre "t Albion Frank K .

ReL \V.

mall,

'8±.

M.D., '86.

M.D.,

Elwood

Prof.

orm a n

·wy man, '90.

L. Ba Fo ter, '91. Up.�ilo11, '66.

sett, "9 1 .

Da n a P. pencer, D.D.

Barne ,

·William L.

Daniel G.

Bon ney,

Winfred N. Donova n ,

Ed w i n F.

George 0.

arl H. Reynold·, i o:t.

Herbert E. Wad worth.

1 tH.

Na hum

urti , mith,

Freeland Howe, Jr. , Gcoro-e H. Harry \V.

Mun on,

Erne t F. 0 good,

Herbert F. Kalloch,

I>. L'Am ourcux, 0 ·11ood,

yru

tim o n ,

\Vino-,

Fra n k \V. Padelfod, Horace

\\.

Rufus \V.

Parmellter. 'tim on,

Yerne M. \\h " it m a n . 18{):).

Jo iah

86 .

Lincoln Owen, '89 .

'75.

1 02.

Cha . P.

D. Eaton, '87.

Albert F. Dru111mond, '88.

1-lmall, '76.

ha w , '81.

1athew

Pulsifer,

. Ba. ctt,

teph�n

l l . Ha n ·on,

Ralph IC Bearce,

Joh n Hedm a n ,

1-�·ed B r y a n t, Harlan P. Ford,

\\'i ll iam I�. Na

\ alter L. Gray ,

Henry

Archer Jordan,

llarry T.

\Vatkins.

l!J

·h,

\\' . Nichol ,

C H APTE R ROLL. Phi, Zeta, Delta,

ia m a ,

Chi

Ep . iion.

n iYer-ity of the City of Xew York \\ illiam s Colleac, Rutaer

'oUege

l"ni,·er ity of Penn yh·ania. olby l"ni,·ersity. Brown l:ni\·er·ity,

Rho,

Harrnrd

Xuppa,

Tuft

Tau

ni,·er"ity,

ollege,

Lafa yett e

olle"'e,

rp iloa,

l ni,er

Xi,

rni\·cr ity of :.\Iichigan,

ity of ::>forth

Pi,

Ren

Lambda,

Bowdoin College,

P-i.

arolina,

elaer Polytechnic

titute

'ornell l'niYer·iry,

Iota,

nirnr ity of California,

Theta Xi

niYer ity of Toronto

Alpha, Alpha Pi, Nu, Eta,

ni,·er ity, a -e "chool of Applied , cience Yale

L niYer

Leland

ity,

tunford, Jr., l:ni,·er ity,

ESTABLISHED 1850.

J. B. Atwood, A, '72. Thomas W. Kimball, A, '81. Charles B. Wilson, '81. Warren C. Philbrook, '82. Frank 13. Hubbard, '84. heridan Plai ted , '86. \\'illiam W. Merrill, 'b8.

Hun. imon S. Brown, '58. ol. Franci A. Heath '58, Hon. Nathaniel Meader, '63. Frank A . .'rnitb , Âˇ 64-. Frederick C. Thayer, M . D . , Âˇ64. R. \Ve ley Dunn, '68. barle C. ouillard, '69.

1802.

harle E. Cohen, H . Knapp Kalloch,

1803.

Dennis E. 13owman, Harry M. Conner ,

'amuel D. Grayes, Olfrer L. Hall.

I 04.

Jo eph B . .Alexander, amuel A. Burleigh, Au tin H . Evans, Hugh D. McLcllan,

Frank B. Nichol , Stephen taTk.

Guy A . Hubbard, \\ alter F. Kenrick, larence \V. Pierce.

189;').

Alton F. Tupper, Parker

l\I.

\Varel.

N on-Secret Society.

Â®eltc:J

FOUNDED AT WI LLIJ.MS IN 1834.

CHA PTE R \\rilliam , 1 Union,

3-l,

l 3 ,

Rutger , 1 5 ,

Northwe tern

B ro w n , 1 GO,

Ha rrnrd

Ham ilton, 1 4 7, A m ber t ,

1 47,

Adelbert, 184 i Colby, 1

50,

olgatc, 1 65 Xew York Cornell

Columbia,

Lehio-h

yracu e,

Tuft

:\Iicbio-an,

1 76,

. In t. Tech., l 91.

5 6,

DePauw .Min n e ota .

l\Ja

Lafayette,

70,

Pen n yh-ania,

'\Vi. consin

1 G5

:Marietta ,

Roche "ter, 1852 .Middlebury, 1856,

ROLL.

90,

ESTABLISHED 1850.

RE-ESTABLISHED 1878.

Hon. Edmund F. Webb, '60. George S. Flood, A .M . , '61.

Horatio R. Dunham, '86. Albert M. Richard on, '86.

Jeremiah E. Burke,

'90.

1892.

George A. Andrew , William B. Andrews, George P. Fall, Che ter

Lo1ing Herrick, Charle A. Merrill, Eugene H. Stover, turte\Âˇant.

1893.

Je e H. Ogier, Charle X . Perkin , Albert Robinson, Frank E. Ru ell,

Albert H. Bickmore, Charle F. Fairbrother, iferle . Getchell, Harry T. Jordan, Joel B.

Iocum.

ISIH.

Albert L. Blanchard, Daniel W. Kimball, Jacob Kleinban , Jr., Alfred 'harlc

Blake, E. Purinton ,

189;").

Percy S. Merrill, Franci H. Purinton, William B. Tuthill. Harry L. pringer, Fredolpho 0. \\'elch.

FOUNDED IN 1874.

Emily P. Meader, Jennie M . Smit h ,

'78.

Alice E. Sa w telle, '88.

'8 1.

H a tt ie M. Parmenter, '89.

A L PHA

CHAPT E R. li;i92.

Nellie Grace

Dora Fay K night ,

. Bakeman ,

Gertrude L. Randall,

Cummings, Dora May Sibley. IS9a.

Helen

Lizzie T. Hu

Reede,

Mabel

K atharine Berry, Grace

1\I. Coburn,

ey,

M. I ri h ,

Lucia H . J\Jorrill, l\Iary E.

Lora G . Cumming ,

pear,

E\·anReline Taylor. l

J\Iattic Clio M .

94.

C. Mc enc.

189:>.

Lily

hilcott,

Linda Gra w�,

. Pray,

Lillian B. Prichard,

Lila P. H arden, Erm i n a E. Pottle, l\Iadgc

. Wil on .

2.)

arric

True,

A n n ie

'Vaite,

B ETA

H 1 80 1 .

aclie L. Brown, Je ie M . Bunker, I ary L. Carleton France H. Chutter Lilla :\f. Hazelton, atharine Hobb , hlinor F. Hunt, Abbie E . Fountain Gertrude L . II le y , Emma Knauff,

l !) ;'} .

T E R.

Grace . II ley, Jara G. Jone , n nie E. Merrill, Iara P . ďż˝lorrill, Grace ) f . Reed nnie I. Richard on, C lara B. Tozier. 1ary B. Lani? hank H. Morrill, Maltie D. Trac y .

F O U N D E D AT M IA M I U N IVERSITY IN 1 848.

ALPHA

l\I aine Alpha,

Colby

New H a m p hire Alpha,

Vermo n t A lpha,

PROVINCE.

ni,·er ity,

Dartmouth College, niver ity of Verinout,

achu. ett

Alpha,

\ illiams College,

l\la

achu e t t

Beta,

Amher t College,

Rhode Island Alpha,

Brow n -Cni,·er ity,

Xew York Alpha,

Cornell U n iver ity,

New York Beta,

Union College,

New York Ep. ilon,

Syracu e G n iver ity,

Penn

·ylrnnia Alpha,

Penn yfrania Beta,

Penn ylvania Gamma,

Lafayette

ollege,

ylrnDia College, \V a hington and J effer on College, Penn

Penn yl rnnia Delta,

Allegha n y College,

Penn yh·ania Ep ilon

Dickin on College,

Pennsylvama Zeta.

Pen n yh-ania J::ta,

l'. ni,·er ity of Penn yh·a n ia, Lehigh U ni,·er ity, BETA

Roanoke College,

Virginia Beta ,

l:niver ity of Yirgi nia,

Virg i n ia Gam ma, Vir<7inia Z t a , ?forth

arol ina Bet a ,

outh

'arolina Beta,

Kentucky Alpha, Kentucky Del ta ,

R a n dolph- :\1acon College,

l ichmond College. \Va hington and Le e College, n i ,·er ity of Xorth Caroli n a ,

'ou th 'entrc

Georgia A l pha,

'arolina

niYcr ity,

ollcge,

Central Unirnr ity, GAMMA

1 8 79.

1 88 6 .

1 888. 1 8 89. ] 8 72. ] 83. 1 8 87. ] 77. 1 875. 1 875. 1 819. 1 8k0.

1 883. 1 8 87.

PROVINCE.

Yirginia A l pha,

Y irginia Del ta ,

1 884. 1 88 4 .

1 869. 1 8 73. 1 8 7 -! . 1

75.

1 8 8 :.1 .

1 8 ·L 1 8 8 :2 .

50.

85.

PROVINCE.

' n i ,·er ·ity of Georgia,

Geor ia Beta ,

Emory College,

Georcria G a m m a ,

Mercer "C niYer ·ity,

Tcn nc e e A l ph a ,

''anderbilt 27

' n i ,·cr·iLy,

1 87 1 .

I 7J. 1 8 72 . 1 8 76 .

Ten n e

ee Beta,

A l abama A l ph a , A l a b a m a Beta,

l� labam a G a m m a ,

U n iver i t y of t h e

188 . 1 7.

outh,

niver ity of Alabama, Ala b a m a Polytechnic I n titute, 'outhern D E LT A

' n iYer ity,

1879. l

PROVINC E .

ni\·er i t y of M i

ippi,

Tulane r n i \·er · ity, niver ·ity of Texa

outhwe tern l:"ni\·er ity, EPSILON

PROVINCE.

O h i o Alph a . nirnr ity,

O h i o Beta, Ohio

amma,

Ohio Delta, Ohio Ep ilo n , O h i o Zeta I ndi;rna

In d i a n a Het a . I n diana

· n i ,·er ity,

Ohio l pb a , amma,

I ndiana "'C niver

ity,

\Vaba h Colleo-e, B u tler l'niYerity,

I ndia n a Del ta ,

Fra nklin

ollegc

I n diana Ep ilo n ,

H ano,·e r

ollcge,

I n diana Zeta,

DePa u w

l ph a ,

l\ I ichi,.,.a n

l ich iga n Beta,

l\l i c h iga n Gamma

' n iYcr:-ity,

n iver ·ity of

Hill dale Z E T A.

)f ichigau ,

allege of �l icbia-an,

tate

olle<Te

P R O VI N C E .

Al ph a

Xorthwe tern 'G uiver ity

De lt a ,

K no x

olleo-e

I l l i noi

Ep ilo n ,

Illinoi

We ·leyan

Illinoi

Zeta ,

Lombard "'Cniverity,

I llinoi I ll i noi

l ph a , Alpha Mi

ouri Beta ,

) I i -ouri G a m m a ,

Iowa Alpha, I o "· a Be t a , Kan a

.-\. l ph a ,

Xebru k a .-\.l pha, Califo rn ia A lpha,

California Beta ,

ni\·er ity

'C n iver. ity of "'i con i n , 'C ni\·er i t y of )li

\\_,. e

tmin ter

ouri,

ollea-e,

\Ya hino-ton l' ni\·ersity,

Iowa \\'e l e y a n CniYerity, tatc 'C n iYei-ity of I o w a ,

l_T n i \·er-ity of K a n a r ni ,·cr ity of ::\'ebra k a . n i ,·er ity o f Leland

alifornia,

tan ford, J r . ,

niver it y ,

87.

ESTAB LISH E D I884.

Prof. Arth ur J . Robert

H. C. Prince, 8 8 .

1892.

Harry L . Pierce,

Albert G. H u rd,

George \V. Singer,

Fred T . John on,

Albert C . Wat o n . 1893.

David J . Gallert,

\Villiam E . Lombard,

Leon 0. Glornr,

Robert

Ivan C. H ight

Georae C . Sheldon,

Millett,

Eugene L. Torrey. 1894 .

Joh n S . Lynch,

Edward C . Clark , W illiam E. Greene,

Thoma

Theodore H. K in ney,

Herbert L . 'Whitman.

A. Pollard,

1 9:;.

Albert T. Lane,

He nry \V. Jackson, Au tin W.

2f)

nare.

'90.

� �o�- -�o�- -�o$o�O�'O...t... -�«- -�o:- �-;.'o<�O<��-�«=.� ... .. .. ... .. - -

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C LASS Y E L L :

W hoop-a- l a- l a, Whoop-a- l a - l a , Zip. Zim,

Zi,

Col by ,

Col by, '95, 'Rah. ' R a h , ' R ah, Z i p, Z m 1 , Z i , Col by, Col by, '95.

arrrrss Qto lors, OFFICERS.

Pre ideut,

J . C . lhs E T T .

Vice-Pre ident,

A . C . BLAKE.

ecretary,

Trea urer,

RIGG .

T. w ATERT-IO

F. 0 . WELCH.

Orator,

w. B. NA,I-I.

Poet , Propbet,

A. JORDAN .

Toa t-Ma ter

H. EXECUTIVE

J. F. Pr-rU,BROOK,

PRINGER.

COMMITTEE.

A . \V . '- :\"A R E ,

P. :VI. WARD.

OCIETY.

At\"rnod, Elmer

\Vaterville.

layton,

Ba �ett, Jo iah Bearce, Ralph

RE I DES-CE.

olby Kiner

Win

ilKE,

Mr. Atwood' .

low.

. H.

Turner.

ti. KE

Blake, Alfred Cookman

ROO:ll .

Wilton

Ll. Y,

. r..

Bryant, Fred

P it

�KE,

fi eld .

. c.

Ford, Harlan Page

Whitefield.

6.KE,

Gray, \Yalter Llewellyn .

� KE

Paris.

H an on.

ti.KE

Houlton .

tephen H a rry.

2!)

Hardy, Theodore Everett,

Farmin"'ton.

H arthorn, William Abram.

Thoma ton.

6 C. H .

Hedman John, ti.KE,

Xew

Jackson , Hem y Winter,

weden .

::\I ill town .

Jordan, Archer,

.Au bu rn .

:\IcLellan.

�KE ,

:Mr. Mun ou' . 3 C. H .

Dama1i cotta.

<li�0.

D ean

• .

"'e t Boyl ton, )la . .

<l>.1.. 0 ,

Jewett Reed Yernon,

Lane, Albert Tu rner,

Z\Jr,

Xa h \Yilliam Binaham,

Belfo t. 21

b e rryfie l d .

Ll.KE, 32

}.{ C. H.

Nichol , I l enry W y m a n , � K E ,

Calais.

Noble, Walter Emery,

\Vaten·ille.

orri , Frederick Ed w i n ,

29 c. 11. )Jr. Noble' .

Foxcroft. 11

Philbrook, John Foster,

s . c.

C hi n a . Prof. Foster' .

Rigg

Harry Tilde n ,

Robinson,

a m u e l Ro wl and,

Farmington .

31 C. H.

San ford. 30 C.

awtelle, Melvin Era tu ,

idney. M r.

.'nare, A ustin W hite, �®, pringcr, Harry Lane, � Y,

Iu:rna.l'(l' .

H am pden .

i .

Ea t Lamoine.

Tupper, A lton Fo ter, Zw,

\Vaten-ille.

\\ ard, Parker M yles, Zw,

Houlton .

\Vaterhou e, Homer Tarbox,

K e n nebu n k .

\Vatkin , H a rry Thornton, � K E ,

N o . M a r hfield, Ma,

Welch, Fredolfo Oliver, 6.Y,

\\'ayne.

"-ood wan!, George H enry ,

W i n throp.

.Al phonzo,

c. .

M r. Tupp r ' s .

. u.

. I r s . II ·'I'S

Fer.�u-on, Jame

II.

K e n n ebu n k .

y'i;.

15 ' .

Parmen ter, J l oracc \\'ellington, � K E ,

\Va terville.

J?urm n t er' .

Purinton , C h a rle

·w a tcrvi lle.

K Puri11 ton''.

Ed w i n , �Y,

l\J 1· .

Jl l r . A .

<ffi o s t o n � l O lll. A

LIVE

SH EET

D E VO T E D

CO LBY

FRESH MEN.

J fl>r , o f a <;ntlden upe11 fl •w t hr 1 -1 1 h· l' "it ,. lloor.., . tl1e cl::r ,o;i ·axerns " i t hin rec ·h· t l th I l l damp hut wllol . ::-.1:1'- t hut �alutnn' retreat 11 • 'cr gh· e . up its charge un .til th crooked ar • made "traight and th rou!!h pln i n .

Shocking Sights a t Colby ! Fac u l ty N o n p l u sse d .-C o l lege W i d o w s Disc o n s o l ate. Verd a n c y Rampa n t .

olh.n - i l l e . (�p ·cial t o th Blo w ) -The a11nnal Fre-.hman-. opbomor • gnm t ook place on the campu.., thi a [tcruo 1 1 . _h tbe i nl1ahita n t <: of t hi" town aµpreciat a circn'-, l b rt• wer ' m·rny spectatcn·s. Th • ·cor h ok::; 1wre not lar!!e enon!.!h f r t!JP Sophomore .;core-, or tl1e Fr •-,Jtrnan 1•rror-. : o noh 1lv w:1 -. able t t ell how 1 1 1a11 1- huncli· >d '-l"Ol' s "! l -l h::ul or how fc\1- ·n.; wa" al lowecl t rnn i n . The bri lli::rnt ph1.r i n !! C hotlt team wa-.: ·011 picuou<; h.v i t-. ah-

Watcn·ille. )[ . , .' ·p t. 2-l . l ! J l . (�pecia l .)-Tbe ll '-llnlly q u i •t t wn of "":it r\"ille i ..; i n ll fe,· ·r or e:s:cit · llll'llt, eou-. qn · nt u pon .., ,-eral odd lookin!! 1 1 ·w nrr i n1l :< . :\ l r;.. t ·rr 11'.l" i 11tl·1i-.ifit.>1l ·nriosity u 1 1 l i to1lay ·" hen int ·1Togation rcaclw<l its l'li n rn x . . \ Hanll· \' n t h , a on ' o f tlw i n Yaikr .. :illarNl t he ·lamor o f t he popu late and retl11ce1l t be t'Xl l'llllt.'Oll' t hcoric t o ah,.nr<li tie' hr d • n r i rw t ht• report t hat hi-, tri h ,\·t•n• iran-:. !!Cf'- 11 a pitnic, aml ue«laring tlit•m t o lw ,.:imp ·'· t he llH:'mhers o f t he Be!!i nu ''"' cht5s of t he l"nin�r-.ity - of Coll>v . Tlie new com I'>' are con'li ,.,tcrH 'nth tlw motto · · Uomc :\ l a n n factllr .·· Helter ..;kelter. · · 111n:tae purri< pur! la e . " fat, I •au . '-llort. tall . t lte\" ·amc i n nll ::-ort · of H igg-.. .Jo\111 ,·ms the J leil man of the 1.:nravn n . auu a ti n len<lcr wn.; lie for �11th ::r " n itlc (r'») hand . " One wa'l old antl i ray but 1111 1-.t were young and gr n. Turning u p t llc Lan t hey began t o l i tter t \Je campu - . Then i t b came npp:tre11t wl1:•t mi ·cellan n.:: timher compo-:ed ·�1.- . E,· iuentl .v many f t hem "·ere hacki"woodsm n : t hei r tendt·ncy at lea ·t wa. t hat w a \ . for t her . wn� . \ t wood, and "-0 tiwanl. nntl \Yooclhous , ( 1Vaterhou.<e, of course comp :'ed of w ood .) • \.ltogetl:t r they were C' r o o k e I . ticks ; 011e hawtiwrne ( Harthorne) t w i g being- warped almo t beyond r cogn i l i o n .

"' '0 . .

olhydlle. (:-\p cial to tile Blow) -Th faculty o C Coll>�· uracion.;ly alto" etl the hulks of '!l.i t n tertain t he l' reak" o f the ·oUege l a<>t n ight . It h fenretl th'lt the u;irls <:pe11t on th •111 a ,:nm far in l'XC'C:-"' of th >ir ,·uluc . The colkg c n r i o ,, 1 t 1 e ;. anrn;; tl their -;i<>ter" for ;;cyeral bonr ; t hen . t tb i n f i n i te relief o f t h ' ladie..:. started for horn· to cl ream \'Cl' t he !!itlLl .v db..,ip:it ion of · i ttin!! u p t i l l almo:-t ele,-en. Dnt ala-; ! The d w n wartl road i,;: •1i,.,v ; nml he who t ake t he tint step i-< · ft u nabl to rctuTn when he w i h '" · The>-e 5· ung-... ter-: paicl t bc peualt,· of sta�- i ng up . o lat b,1· bei nz obliged t o -;pencl a l l t he 1 1 i !!llt h u n t ing for becltead· , sla t s . priugs a n d mattre'se· . -�bout three o'clock thi' m ruing t he la:,t Freshman bad found bis couch . .\.ll p n t t he ·ouches to i mmcdiat 11:-e. ,·o wing ne,·er fi"::r i n to break their 34

promi e to famrna, to go to .,·ery ni"'ht at lm i f pa ' t ·eyen . •

Some one

bed

cornmen iable q ual ity o f dig ni t y may

be caniell to au i ntolerah le extreme . .\. rrog-ance and elf conceit, '\itbout t ile badow of an ex cu · e to j n s t i fy them , are mo · t unbecoming t r a i t s .

L \H �G T H E R E L I C .

IH,OO DLE:"S :\10 1\D.\Y ::'\IGIIT. It ·wa

arne cl :-p i cable , fool

the

ish , funle · far e . Courage fell

I t is deplorable t o

below c o u \· ict i o n i n

t h ra nk o f '!J5. antl · o the ma··ked heroe o f '!H had a ·iugular triumph. Xext year rnnv the clns: o( '!J3 ha\·e euongh m :1 1 i l ine ·,.; ( from um rner p:rowtll) to scatt r the clu t of t h b <:lJeri ·heel rnummv to t h e four wind::; of Hea•en, ne,·er to haYe µla<:e n�ain in the honorable arc hi Yes o f 'olby.

u o t a d m i t ot

A n <l t h('ll in

wol'rl� i n cl iirnaut,

su.y, "A n r l notlling wil l a1 pc"l'C t: 1 1 til we han .. our way."

would humbly

<'light i n o f h i . l o fty as piration e 1 · n· day speech to put the aspirant · where they helong .

A n s w e rs

'l'hey flrst 1 Jeg:1n t o

u-,

I I . L.

A pl'Ol c�t u p t l w.v < In· "· ; To t e l l h i m ho\\· n ia l i g- n : m t T l 1 cy t h o u g h t t hat, he h :.t. c l "gt·cw."

\\'f• l l , t l lU �

hegu 1 1 1 0 1110,· · ;

,. , , , 1 - o . " l e t ' s l e t it

llut o n ly u�t:cl a Th Py " " " To

ue,"

i nglc p

H o m e Tal k .

Tbc l arndox that in order to

ucr •,,::-; thi.' is:t1 •

f th

be a

l l tow m n st

b • a fa i l u r e is n ot without s i gn i l i ca11ce. Th · xpl:inat i on that i t r(;p r s nts tli · F r c:; J 1 1nnn cla:: is all t Lat i n · .' a r y . \Vll,\' :ho u l c l l lJC

j \·

> t • q l i L i · an<l e x

e) t o w n g i r l grie\·e O\'el' t h e

year". crop oC J{r • 1 1 1 1 ·i-; · � Th c ex oti cs w h i cl i m i g h t lm,·c b 11 <l 's t i 1 1 c < l by c rn •l Fat to wa t e t Leir fr bn : ' on t l 1c < I ·s rt air , may, unclcr t Le g • 1 1 1 a l a11cl \' i l" i fy i n ir at m o:; p l 1 re o r \\'a t l'lT i l l c ' socia l li f " d �- · l op into c x c:cl l e 1 1 t. s 1 1 hjcct . T L n too, '!Hi is eloi; · ai, 111\ll < l : and to t lle a v rage Lo w n gisl, what is time? ·lu.

to C o r r e spo n d e n ts .

PH-::>( ( ;- 1: .

1 ) •ar ...,ir :-True, many

Yo n may be orne 011 o f th •m ; l 1 1 t w f e l c o n fi den t t l r n t w i l fu l a n d unnece ·sar.r n glect o f J ersonal a1 1 1 aran<:e is a, posi t i l·e l et r i me 1 1 t to a ma1 1 ·s pop11 larit�1 in <:olleg • and a : t u m bl i n " s t o n e in th way of f u t u r . U<:Ce '. n ow ned men do not comb tlieil· hair.

-p e l l t b c i l' "d isap1·0,·e."

Ed i t o r s ' Plai n

uggest to o u r

genjal foot-ball captai n , t h a t a m a n

- · otl.

d o e t U s p l ca.sc n /'

t m lent

his member. . ( " e inteu<led to send marke l copie. to .Me · 'l' · . Norr i · an cl T o w n e , but ·ee by the catalogu t l 1at Mr. To w n e i a sophomore .- J;; n i-; . )

The Fl'E'S l n n e n rn c c t i n hnpel, To I P l!' i S l a l c t he J)l'Of; T h e CJLll'-·J i on they'1· • t o grapple, W ill

ce a

"·alk a.· though h e harl 110 control O\'er

A PROTE T.

" I i i . act i o n

houlcl remind t l ie t w o

from Aroo ·took that e,·en t h e

freak

_ \ . }' , T- P P- 1 : ,

Dear \ l l i • :- W e t hink yo 11

will

11 ncloubtcdly pass n e x t t e r m ] ) y a little lc;;s a t t en t ion to rn 1 1 1 1 1 i a r .'cLoo l Hirtation a 1 1 d a l i ttle rn o r · a ppl i cati n t ·tucl_r .

J J •a r lknr_v :- T n l ew· ·olutely n

you

cl t o sa,·e a l l your

Yoic

,for that e x it orn tion, it would he a n item i n y o n r f:wor t o �peak a])oy · a ·w lJi per to y o u r f l l o w stud · 1 1 t.' .

N c L l l n.11.

�JcL l n n 1 J • w n re n f t h · b ttl • H c w : l l'P of its lahel , b c w [ t r or i t - t np p l :For :i Y i � i on o t t o p l'i! ·0 1 1 1 c into my . igllL ; i,ra i t i

T b cir

l l'i •b t .

w a rn i n g,

t he i i'

ta ·

A d v e r t i s i n g Depart m e n t . W AN'l'E D . -T

WA N T S . gro w .

'VA :\ T E D .-W i l l i d e u t or ,nior la

turn ancl eat t b givina Tul'key.

)fr. Wooclwarcl,

A. J-HD-X.

pre . at C o l by, plen.-e re. of our T b u n k . -

bones

L. "\ FO r t :\f A T lO X W A 1''l'ED.-f'nn any m ho\\' t o be tough. I w a n t to

one tel l

�'A RMER J

� J il il LJ::.

know lJatl.

WASTED.-

A�Hf;�,·;��;1��11f1�{rc.

T l 1 e catch i n " 1 1 l < l A . '"' n a r '" ·

�"'or 11111

ge ,

w·.a };'TED-Frnhnutn Il ro ., nnd H i e b !UHl i la r r i , t o rnke n o t ic e t h at l ill t o r n e x t e n on . . l l. H-� -:. , Actor ( ?) .

Ubcrty

W NTED-Every oi:e tO bny n. copy of l n n ocence Per omfi<'tl, or ''' b u t I Don't K uo w .\.bout Ureek Fritt rn it i e s . ) I . E . ' WT-LT�.

Uie critical

,V.\ N T E D . - Ilanjo

break at

unce.

trin"' t h a t w i l l not a r t of a perfor111-

B-

-TT.

Pate n t M e d ic i n e s . ,,.e "·ould call e . p ci.al att n t i o n to tb Magic H e a r t s a e el e w her ac11·erti d. Tb amount o f · • ga l l ' in 1·erytb i n g procltl<' d by it cli 'overer render bis prepara t i on. o f g r e at Yalu .

0 l' h aY e

WclC'h"

. "�EC rr, O · nr ir :-Your ::IIag i c Heart cn.-c nved n1y lit . Am now ab! to rcsnme my olle"e work. Gro.tefully,

t u < l c n t named Xa b , Di po e d ot om c a b , A l>o:u-d of F o rtu n to buy ; It t o l d o much t r n t h To t llc amlli.tiou youth That h e tanght the pool' · 'Ot1ija" t o l i

F AJ'

CA R D

you t h e b l u e

f ngic l l earts a , t h e o n l y afe ancl re l ia b l e rcmelly tor a l l affections of th e heart.

F. O . \\ E r.cu, K i n d i r : - 1 hani "'rear co n tl<le n c e in \l" btLt your )Jn.gic Ilt>art"CU c i ' tloiJ.1a

. Il L A..K E .

l lopc fu l ly,

for me.

F. TlT P P E R .

LOGY. L I V E R Y .\ S D

I hereby publi ·ly a1 ologize to faculty and a

i n al

t he

Lurgest

a p t . B o n ney for 1 tting

n ight pa

w i th o ut

- HOR E

atten 1-

i. ng at lea t o ne oc iable. Th r "·a n o ociable in the c i ty No1·. 2-! . H . W . J - 'K '-.'S'.

PON I E

T o b e tound iii. Colby.

There wa

Auction sale of blooded stock every

a b t•igll t tudent called Ford, 'V b o �rew up i n b igllt U k e a gou rd , The t>t l l tn- he gl'e w , t h e p l ai n el' 'twa seen 'l'lmt as the gourd l ea f he w a gl'cen. hort i

toc

AND

Satu rday Afternoon. No. 1 5

Telephone 43 1 7 .

? H A C K FOR WEODIJS'GS .-L'\D FU� · BH.\L A ' PEC I A LT Y .

the Lane that h a . a Turn (cl').

C LASS Y E L L :

Col by, N ostram D u lcem Spem, S e m per, Semper, Carpe

D i e m, M ay O u r Alma M ater T h rive, Col by, Col by, N i n ety-Five.

Qthm Qfofors,

il inlt ana Qmqitc.

Gl(1I,S.S Fllit)W E ï¿½ ,

PI]\IK,S.

OFFICERS.

LL'\'DA GRAYE .

Pre ide n t ,

GERTRUDE L. IL LEY .

\ ice - Pre ide n t ,

lU . BLANCHE LAN E .

Secretary,

CLIO M . CHILCOTT.

Treasurer,

ERMINA E . POTT L E .

Orator,

l\ J ATTIE

Poet, .

l\ 1 AD G E S. \VILSON.

H istorian,

Toa t - 1\ l i tre ,

LJLLIAN B. PRICHARD. EXECUTIVE

TRACY .

E :.r 111 A A. FOUNTAIN.

Prophet,

A 'NIE

w A J T E,

C O M MITTEE.

LILY PRAY,

C OMMITTEE O N O DE S .

Ll LA

H A R D EN,

C A R R I E T RU E ,

EYELYN' AT\\"000.

OC!l:TL

H E I D E X L' E .

Atwood, EYel y n Lord,

\\'a ten·ille.

Bray, Alice Mabel ,

•

ltoOll .

� r.

Chilcott, Clio �'leli

..., K ,

�K,

Fountain, A b b i e E m m a , Gra>e , Linda,

�K,

1'.

L. I I .

Waten·ille.

lir. Ilickmor " · . Dr. T i i l l " • .

�K,

, _K,

ley , Gertrude Loi

L a n e , l\l ary Blanche,

Jeffer on.

L . JI.

Bangor. L. I L

}; K

'Yaten·ille. Re\'.

A. L . Lun '".

\'r aten·illc. Pottle. Erm i n a E m m a , Pray,

1;-ily

a w ycr,

�K.

�K

:£ K ,

Xorway .

M ay, � K ,

on',,.

E m m a A u gu ·ta ,

::\I r . B n <: k ' .

:\Jr-.

IInlJ\> :l .

M r. True' .

_K,

hirlcy,

\YaterYille. W e · t BoyHon

�K.

outh J>ari .

\\" atenille.

Emery, G race Edith K n a u ff

•

P. l l .

Tracy, Mattie D u nla p ,

'Yi! ·on , �Ia<l n·c

· a 11'

:Ir r. Mun

FaiqJort, X .

\\.aitc, A n n ie :Mabel

Bath.

�K,

arric

l ! r.

Perry.

Prichard, Lillian Belle,

True

lf.

Ell worth .

kowhega n .

Harden, Lila l 'cndlcton

AtwOOll' .

' kowhegan ,

""'" K ,

�fa

L. 1 1 . P.

ll.

Mr. Emery's.

W a terYillc . '.\Jr. Knuutr'

•

o f '!).;, fir ·t and la t, behold. they are w r i t ten in this book. pas i n t h o c days in the fourtll �'ear "·hen Harri on rule<l OY r the land t ha t many mother said u nt o t he i r daughter', ball t he you n g m e n a l o n a c q u i r knowledo-e� X a y . let t h e mai den· al · o ao up t o th · Tc·mples of Lea rn i n g t h a t t l ley may get w i sdom . A n d there ga t her e 1 t hem . eJyc-: t getller from all t he l a n d . w i t h chariot and w i t h horses, fifteen ma iden s . w h o · tepp c l 9n t h e ampu · a t olby, clarin:r even t o v i e w i t h the _r o 11 11 g men o f the l"nil·er i ty aull face t h Vacult)- t hereof. .le nd it ·nme to pas-<, t h a t 011 t he tw nty-fourth clay o f t l J e n i n t h mont h , t he tifte n mniclen · enter d t b e hapel : and they took be d u n t o t heir 'rn�·:; . .rea , t lwy mi ·t ok n i or . n ot th i n st rnctor:- for studen t .· . 1 1 e i t l1er sat they in t i l e s at. of the :Xow t b cl11ss waxed w Le i n experi nc a n d Gre'k G ra m m a r a n d i t came elem anor wa cho. en t o nil • t o pa · t hat a c r t a i n dam ·pl w i th a GraY oY •r tlw cl11 s -< : a n t i t h ·re was a n ot h e r c h o. en t kc •p the trea. ure· of t h e cla · s , .r ·a . e , · c u t he g o l c l n ncl t he i l n: r . "X ow i t r.ecmed !!UOcl to the mai 1 11 · to make a fea�t for th ir bret hren in ·n.j. . \. m l certa i n rn a i de u :,, . appoi11tecl for t hb , ,.;011!!l1t t he c h i e f l"tcwarcl a n d batlc him p re pa r ' c l n-cr · k i n u · of fo0t l . l\ I o reo,·er. L i ley >1ent out i n v i tation: to t l l young me n . a .r i ng, Corn B n t i t ·a m t o pas-; t hat w hen t h e t o the f ast w h ich we ha Ye p re pa re d . R n ler of t he College ht•anl t he,, t h i n g . . he "·a;, w ro t l 1 a n l -, , aid : Go to . .- h a l l 110\1 t he,;c F resl 1 m e11 llolcl a fe a s t ? T h i ·bal l not be . . \. n tl lie went cl w n t o t h pa lace o f t b e ma idens a n d f rb11 c l tl1 i r fenst. .le nd i t "·a.' the se · 1 H l clay b •fore t h ' a p po i utet l time . . \. ncl it c a m e t o pa""' "·It n th rnniclcn heard t h i s "ay i n g of t h e H u i r t liat th •y rent th ir · l ot hes, an<l :aid, \Y L!at can w e clo'.' C 'on,,i!l r . l pra .1· yon . w liat a f i x w 'r · i n . Let u s be · i ge t l 1e Ruler in hi hon..; .. But t l 1 e Hn lt•r hat! d e p 1 1 rt c l out of t lwi r coa t ·. t h y kne" . \ ml i t was :<O. not " h ither. T b c u th mai l n t ook c u11-< I a nd ;;a i d , \\Tc w i l l a p p ort i o n t h i s mat t r ; t w o ! JU L I :p •ak to the young meu and t w o · l i a l l o;e t!Je ste1rnrd and t he pst i<ltall greatly mou rn . . \ n ( l i t "·a . ."O. . \ n d t h C' 1 1 e x t clay th re 1rn · a 111c•ct i n g of t l! ·la - ·e. of '!I.; a 1 1 c l t he t w o mai len · w h o were a p po i nted a ro. e aml tat d t l J ca.· , , a y i n g . B • l 1 ol d . .r c11111� 111 n, e a rc h not for your be'lt 'lUits a n d co1 1 1 pany beh:nior, for roll shall neetl them not,. l?or it S o w . t h e act

For it c 3 111e t o

ha: ·0111P t o ptl s.· in t hl•,.; • day.·. t h:it. t l 1cr ' urn b oil ·g

ha.

s1 o k

'n i t .

w i t h i n th rn s • ! l·c. , \\' h y h t h i s t h u : n ::.s�

and

the feast

feaRt.

.\ l l ( l t l l · y o 1 1 n "' m e u gt· :itly

· not.

:{!I

110

The H lllcr of t h

m a r v llecl a n d . aid . B n t t ! Jey w nt o u t o rro w i ng

•

Au i it came to pa

that in tho e clay

there wa

Temple of Learning, an I thereto belonged many clam o f '9.3 j oined the

"-ho How

rej oi c i n a . mother ·

thi

a thi ner t o be tol d ?

that they all came out

And the maiden gloried

ucce

ayin()',

:or

a fraid.

fully and there wa

Hath not

much

A n d their

their w i dom

iocrea e l

econ l t e r m o f ' 9 5 i t c a m e to pa o.

maidens

trembled an 1 ·ai d ,

And they w e r

went to t h e i r re pecti>e born

exceedinaly,

Auel i t "·a

l o t fea t a n d certain one and it wa

oci ty in the

nd tb

Howbeit, the cla s tbriYed, but

put to u ?

an w e r t h e que t i o n

man-elou l y ? In t h e

that w b n examination came the maiden

ball w

B u t i t wa

ecret l .

ociety, yea, they al o did · but o f the initiation and banquet

ball tel l ?

i t came to pa

·aid, Let u

t h a t t h e maiden

i�b d f o r their

ao u p to the Ruler and be e cb him ,

An l t he R u l er 0Taciou ly hearken cl to them a n cl granted

t h i s p tition .

And it came to pas

after many lay

it w a

fulfilled .

that th

maiden

J.. n d there wa. a

had their f a t, y a ,

ertain in, t ructor in t h e

with College ,,:ong· . �

ow it cam

that a y 11 wa

to pa

were tb y Y xecl at heart , for they w r yell . :Now among th Gray

of '9.3 tb re w r

mighty maiden

ui po iti n ; and the maid wh

who Prayetl ; and the maid of bi:;tory ;

mi n ; : rn d a maiden Trn l y

r qui.r d of tb qu iet ,-irgin

thes

·waited for 110 on

Doctor : an I a maiden

Lily : and a maid n ( E \"C)r joyou - · and auotb ' t ", L tb

maid n of

maiden

( Madge) ty o f

tmlious : and t he maid for " hom n

G r a e ; and a maiden s m i l i n g a

ancl again

· and th

and a maiden "·ith

( ! Iarcle n ) on,zh : a n d a maid whose title wa

l ad

maiden

and knew not how to

ta k wa. air a. a

be not t bc ·i t r o f

May : and a maiden o f t h

Lane that

o n l y t o t h e right : aocl t h e maiden who depart d f r o m u : and a maid

from Fountain

that u \"eT

Xow the Te-t of t b

act

t h y n o t w r itten i n t he

parkle. o f the maiden· o f 'V5. first and l a · t , h e b o l

hronicl

�

of the

crctary ?

C LASS Y E L L :

Boomerang.

Boom erang, Z i p, Boom, Roar, C o l by,

Col by, 94, 'Rah, ' R ah , ' R a h , R i p, Ray, Roar, Boomera ng, Boomerang, '94.

ill: l ass C!Colors OFFICERS.

\ . M . \Y JIIT:ll A X .

Pre ident,

G. A . H .BBARD.

Vice Pre ident,

T . A . Por,LilD.

Secretary, Trea ·urer,

Orator,

J. A . BLACK .

Poet ,

·.

L Y !\'CH .

A . H . BERRY.

P ro p h e t ,

H i toria n ,

D . \ \. .

ROW L E Y .

K m BALL.

P . S . l\ l i; m : r LL .

Toa t '.\ I a ter, EXECU TIVE COMMITTEE.

\V . B. XoY E ,

F. L . A)JES,

\'. A.

REEll.

COMMITTEE O N O D E S .

F. K El\ UI K ,

] ) , T . H A RTROR::-O E,

A. E.

H oOPER.

R I:: IO E � E .

A�I E .

ko\\" heaa n .

me , F ra n k Le. ter, Berry,

Blanchar l, A l bert Little, il Y, 'am uel A ppl to n ,

Z\JI

]!)

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Fail-field.

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Norway.

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ow ners came upon the ceue, n o outer garment w e r e w a i t i n g to bield them from t he c ol d . ucb an in u l t. to their imagined cliguity was more t h a n enough to bring Llteir blood to a b oili n g point, and the freshmen were t h e fellows ought and pounded, t hough t he.v were entirely free from guilt i n t h i s a ffa i r . S u c h t h e enior fou n d t o b e the case, ancl "·itl1 a n i u k l i n " where the gu i l t lay, a n u m ber o f ·trou_g eg"' were brollght into u c to fu l l .v cou Yi nce t he o p hom o re s t h at they had be. t clesi. t from inrther fa m i l i a rity . Here the aft'a ir would no doubt haYe ended if t he opbomores hacl not entir ly reco,·ered from the i o c of egg a n c l uacl a regular old-fash i oneLl peanu t d r u n k . t h n · defy i n g all r u l e of t he fac u l t .y alld aga i n ett i D " cle fiance.

COLBY'S B LO O D . C l asses Take S i d e s t o M ake Th i n gs Live ly. Seniors and Freshies f ngage in Warlike Attacks. All are in a Generally Used U� Condition, A l l Beca u se an I n st r u ctor Wo u l d Not W h i st l e .

their

What a Darling Little R o w t h e Boys M u st Have Had.

Waterdlle, M e . ,

U u i 1·er i ty i .· t he

Dec.

a n d gna b i 11 g o f teeth ; more cla

me11· ·

1 1 .-Colby

cene of tbe

bead- are

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,cnior

Xot w i tb . tancli n g the opbomore. ha.cl . e,·ern 1 ,-i i t ors stay i D g "·i t b t hem for t u e m u ·ical c o m· e n t i n a general st a m p ed e w a f' made by j un ior a n d :en i o rs u pon t h e north c l i 1·i : i o n , "·here t he i r cuemie roomecl, a n d eac h a n d eYerv man, Y i itors i nc:l nclec l , w e re ta k e 1i out u ncler the f a m i l ia r old pump a n cl treated to the "reate t cl n · k i n g of their l i Ye a n d p er m i tted to ret i re .

wailing ·opho

Bot e r i I ntly a l l ltancl n ncler toocl t hat t h bonr · o ( hell bacl n ot vet a rr h " ecl , n o t w ith · t an cl i n g the clock liacl c h i med fo r t h the ltour o f · .

e1·eral

hat , a ncl

t h • enior , j u n iors a n cl f re h i e are in a µ;encrally ti-ccl-np condi t i o n . Ye !!Ocl', ·w hat a row tlte boy · hav ha<l, a n d all origi nating from an idea could t i le ophomore had tllat they · r u n t he coUei:r . For ome little t i me it ha be n a n open que t i o n w hether I n t r uctor Batt i s teacbe the :opbomor cla ·. l ocn t i o n , o r "·Jpther t u cy g i 1·c h i m poi n t. on w h i t l i n g . For e a c h m o r n i u g- t h e men came before h i m . c l oing t h i r I e t at t hat a rt a n d pay i n g l i t t l e o r n o J i e l t o b i d i re ·tion. , re. u l t i n g i n a p r o m 1 t di mi "·al o f t h wlJole cla: , T h u rt c l a ,r , u n t i l li>tt r mant1 r coul l he le:i rn ecl , so it i s s a i d . G o i n � from t h e · l a s s - room t he m n pro<' ed e < l to l!ll t her u p bats and coat · o f t h u i pcr-clabs rn 1 1 and 11ide 1 h m a w ay . so t h a t w hen t h e i r

A ga i n t he l i n e of mnch w a s t a k e n • thi • tirne to 1·i it the o p h o m ores of t he · outh d i l" i. l o n . 111

B u t lrnre great prepara t i n bacl been made .for the rec ptio n o f t hi ·· bold bancl, and ,.,·hen the ·econd floor w a reache<l a clead halt wa - mnde i n ret<pon. e t a w ord o f- · • c ou l cl i t be �" y e -comman d , a n d t h i s .from '''a' the w o r l d com o p b o m or ·. i n 1< t o an e D d �

It c er t ai n ly lookecl so, ancl a if a p o r t io n of it hud fal ien r i,!!: h t down in t h · m i Lelle o f south college h a l l i n th f o r m o f broken b :: t i r ' coa l lto cJ.· fn l l to t h br i m , bed s , p a i l o f wat r , India n · l u b , i n .fa · t , a comp lete barri "1 1<' w i t h the :tronge t o f t h e · o p u o m o r s wail i ng t h i r r e c ption b hi n t! i 1 . +:;

Th i ·ketch wonld be , i n g u larly faulty bonld we omit t o m ention c nte t o bri l la t ·p r i n°" ·la · · l ia n t ly w o b y '!).J.. .\ l l t l ie m o rn i ng we had trug"'led w i t h the en'ior ancl d na l l y wTe · t cl Y ictory from cl feat. In th a fternoon our ,..,. ea ried fore m L t he fre b tea m of '92 ; b u t all in m i n did tb y enrle::t\'Or t o get io-ht of V r o e ' b w i lclerin cr c u rve. . The . t t i n g tm howc I a r cord o f 20 to 1 1 , an<l Hi to 1 2 ; a n d '!l.J. w e r champion o f t h e col le"' . The open i n a of he '92 ·ea on · bow that ''.J ! ha not l o:t h r c u n n i n g .

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F. R o \\'ley .

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preacher

Bracl y , fiel d ;

g l ow i n cr :Fola

Brother bu t

ha ·

more t h a n dcL i)!htecl h i · peopl , w h o compare h i m w i th Pr i c l e n t mall i n b i · broatl a n d h u m a n i ti c \i w and k en p rcitption::i of ciological t r n t h . Oar corr ·ponclent feari'i t h a t olby ma�, " OY t t he b t g i ft " a n d c n r t he t a l n t cl cli l' i n t o u e e d her r t i r i n g p r e . ide n t . '\ Y a, ·nre tb br L l t ren a t hina that thi rmnor i n n fou nde I.

p e rf •ct ly lrulltful icl a of ·ol!erre l i fe , ' 9 4 , w e q n ot

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ba · -me n , her tal nt i,:pea k · for i t el f. There i n ncell to commen t

on t he lrnre h ha in h r i n l! i l l l! ha ·c � bal l honor, t o olhv . W wi ·h t . n tc e pcc i a l l y her cl i · t i n t i l"cly clu i, work. '\\' w o u l d b uor a p t . '\' r gil \\·ho la:;t y e a r t r a n pon cl hi" aggregation r1.1a11y mile ( o n foo t ) '\1· i 1 1 1 1 i n g ga m e· from the ma l l b ys of a l l t he cou u t ry round, p i l i n .I! u p s u c b core · a · ! l 7 t o 3 9 . T h e amount of au1· rt i · i n g t b u. gi\ ' Cn t h colleae can not be 01·er c"t i ma t e I . -!G

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much excitement in

01•er the

u n ladyli ke

ocial

conduct

o f ome of the tuclent roo m i n g at the Palmer H o n . e. O u r artist de p ic t · one o f their freak . A promi nent ociety man wa bitlcl i n g adieu to a lady whom he had escorted t o a n entertai n ment. H e 11·a d i cov ered by ome ladie (?) rooming abo1·e, and a deluge de. cendecl from the la nclin.g . It i not many year , i nce ernral college boy · ·were ru · ticatecl f o r prinkling o m e o f the girl. . Wlly cloe n't the faculty rn · ticate tbe co-ord ?

MO D E RN L A X G U A G E

Day. ' 9 ± carried tbe matter a l i t t l e too far , a they d i co1·erecl when they distributed their apologies for pro gram to the i ndignant a u d ience. There i a rumor, however, that the j u n i or them,el'e in i tee! o n more elaborate program , a n d got them , too. From the beaut i ful collecti o n

l i ·bed by H o n . A. H o o p e r ( u p) Te n n y on, w e c u l l the fol lowi a o which i an admirable e ·ample of the author culti l·atecl ta te and re fined ea r beside :bowing his va t " litery" erudition :

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noteworthy occurrence.

til' t cla�·

'!H wa

FRE

fDLl.. X R E.\D 1 X G .

The ilr t p n b l i c appearance of wa

a t tbe B a p t i : t

1 91.

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burch, l\1ay 2 7 ,

The e x J1 i h i t i o11

would

Green gn.1.. grows, D i rty n o w goes, And the 10,e1· woe

the

to b gin 1York u n der hlm a n d ha appr· · i at cl from the tart the exceptional ach a ntage;- 1Yhich be g i l'e · th m for prolicieJ Jcy i n the To he · u re it modern language. . t ook a l i t tl ' time to be ·orne aequ a i nt ecl w i th ·omc o f the new met!Jocl i n t ro lucet l . Certain m rnber." of t he class objected q u i t ' t renuo u tr to t he Prof . or'·· fonclne . for pet , e. pecially to hi keepi n.!! h i· f line pets i n the recitation r om . Hi gen i a l manner, bo11· 1·cr. o o n 01·er came all ob tacle ; and bi · u. e of a l a rm ·lock t o a1·oic! oYer-r u n n i ng t i me met with th llearty approntl o f a l l the · l a . H i s : v .; t e m o r m a r k in� at fir t cm cl rat her . e\' re, b o t t h e clas. ·oon ettlecl to w or k a n d ma<.I t h i n �s h 1tm throughout t he yea r .

ha1·e

hcen a µ:reat . uc e IJut for the las t · p e a k r's n tt a · k f de111 e11tl'a. rn the m at t e r o f pro�ra m tb · La . w er e e 1 ·i d nt ly i n tlu n e ed by t h e i r u p p r ·las,. a l l i · of '!) 2 , w l 10 11· re j u :t de c i d i ng o n economy for J ' rc;,enta t i o n

0:-.l" • PRr:NG. IlY A . H . T.

:-<o w comes tl!e ·p r i n g . It does, by .J i n g !

The a d d i t i o n to the colleO'e faculty o f a mau like Prof. Marquar I t

oon to be p u b

and lyric-

ballad

Tl1e .But

' n n h i n e s brigh t ; SNS n.t n i g- h t . T h m o o n a u up, �\'itl1 i .t s s i J ,· 'r <:up, L i ke a pl:ty . t u l pup .

GE� B R O

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ITY.

( ' e e J l l u t rntion.) trange a: it . ounrl s , 1t i

a i l that

u p i d him ·elf J u t a n e n d to that del icate c u stom i n a u gu rated by the senior o f treating on engagement . upe returned from hi - va a t i o n bea m i n o- w i t h happiness. It wa all ·ettlccl. Tr a t ? f C O t l l ' e he woul d ! Treat be d i d . The nbject of h i . treatment o o n req u i red t h e treat m e n t o f ph.v · ic i a n .

Walter Kenrick cent. by H e n ry'.

aid he

tay i n o- a t

home

aved fi fty from

rin ·trel , and the other fifty

came from doing hou. ework w h i le t h e Thi: wa. the best )?irl 1 v a · ab e n t . te timony t hat hacl been µ:i rn n and i t ind icated real sacritlc for a worthy cau e anti t i le young man re. nmecl hi. eat feel in� t h .a t he had rnacle a h i t . - Fairfteld 'Jourual's A ccount of Dollar Sociable.

HE I

T IN I T .

prom nade i n t rsper. ed w i th ong by th '9.J- quartett , a po m by M r . Hooper, a n d a neral conver ·ation .

A B o )lERAXG reporter called on

Pre id nt Pi rce of the Jock y

lub

A d v e rti s i n g D e p a rtm e n t. O O A :tt O N T H gunrnnt d. A gt s . • wnntecl 011 s a l a ry or com m i � ion to intrnrluce m y n w b o o k , '"l'HE W E D D E D .. '.1' D E N T " a D l l " BO .M E O l.l w it ! J tamp. F O l t l' . " A idre

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Tbi l u b ha r c e n t l.r be n u n d e r tile i n truction o! \\'. . P h i lbrook, t h e n ot d tenor. '.I'Li i r pro!!ramme w i l l con i t ol l uh , Quartet! , Banjo _el cti n b\· the and Guil a r C l u b , •tc:.

prorneuacl

Do not fail to hear

r c ption to the college

Tb re were forty-,c,·en • · co-el l - .' couple: pre e n t . The h'lll w a · bcn u t i fu l l y l c o r n t ed ·w i t h t h la · · o l r · a n J m a _g n i ticent tloral l · i _g n . ] )i n �rnor '- r ·b 'tra c1iscour ed tb most h:1 rmo11i o u ;. mu ic i n t h e i r r per t o i r . J . Field- M u rry fnrn i heel deliciou rcfre. hrn n t . m 1Ty crowd in th mid ·t of . n h ·m-ron ncl t n _!! s could ba•e n o t h i n ,g el ·e t h a n a j olly n ncl o iable t ime. T he entertuinment con istecl o f

KLEINHANS, the Whistling Soloist . Hi

perfomrnncc

pri<:

DOOR UPEN A T i.

nre

w el l

ad m i

worth

t ho

ion.

ON ERT AT .

C LASS Y E L L :

Co-ord i n ation,

H a, H a,

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Tccrcrnpf> Kat

Dux femi n a fact a , ' Ra h , ' Rah, ' Rah.

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�m! anh ®libe OFFICERS.

CL.I.RA P . ::\Io RH l L L .

President,

Yice - Prc-icl e n t ,

u.: � I . B U N K E R .

Secretary,

C L A R .1. G . Jo:ms.

Treasurer,

FRANK H. ::\fo R R I LL. SA l lJ E L. B ROWN .

Orator,

A x N r n E.

Poet, .

::\Lrn Y

P ro p h e t ,

M ERRILL. C A R LETON .

A x x r n ::\I . Rt

Historian,

E L L l'i O R

Toa t - ::\ l i -tre. "

L .\ H ,1. B. Tozum,

EXECUTIVE

1 .1.TT!l::

0 H A RDso_ · .

F . H U � ll' .

C O M MITTEE.

' . ::\1 .i:: s .E R Y E ,

L t J.L.\ J\' I . i :I A Z E J .TOl'i.

C O MMITTEE ON O D E S .

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OCIETY.

HO ll .

Brown, Sadie Loantha, :S K ,

BaaO'or.

Buuker, .Je ·ic May, :SK,

Waterrille.

M t'. Il u n k r' .

arleton, l\Iary Lane, :SK,

\Ve tbrook.

P. I I .

'hutter, France· H arriette, :S K ,

Waten· ille.

Ml' . ' b u t t r's.

H azleton , Lillie May, :S K ,

Norway.

H u n t . Elinor France:o, :S K ,

Bath .

II ley, Grace 'lementinc, ::?. K ,

BanO'or.

Jone ,

Deering.

J\Jr

Power·'.

M r'. Hobb '.

P. Jl.

Jar Gordon . :SK

L. H. l'.

IL.

:\lle nill, Annie Elizabeth, :SK,

Dornr.

I'. H .

Me erve, M attie

Ya alboro.

J.. H.

aterville.

M r. Morri ll'..

Morrill, Frank H orton, :SK,

\\ aten-ille.

Mt'. J\JOni l l ' ' ,

H ichard on , Annie Maud, :S K ,

Norway.

Reed, Grace M a y , :S K

H ampden .

Tozier, Clara Belle, :S K ,

Norway.

Hobb . Kate Wetherbee, .L K ,

\Yaterville .

:.\1orrill,

Iara, :S K ,

Iara Pre cott, :SK,

r. H )fr Mr

. Ilnrton·:s.

Dnlrymple' .

l\rr .

H obb':<.

Emer ·on . ay

' · A l l bi tory pre-cxi ts in men's m i nt! · . "

more b i · t ory t hen date m ay be, i t

back a oCore

T h i s Sopho-

or more o f 3•ear · t h rough w h ich

lept u n t i l the memorable n ight o f J n ne 2Gtb

when i t s mysteriou

transition into w icle-a"·ake r eal ity w a · made, anti its youn� con ciousne s

rubbed i t · eye · a n d found e x p r

opbomori · y U . - .

· ion iu t r u e

O f t h e e x p erience o f t h a t n i g h t , l i ttle m a y b e be told . for a n y attempt a t c: o m p l t c n e . w o u l d co,·er a l l t he tablet der thi

m a t men t io n though, t h e a u ".I iciou

t o memor y . t h e cla

i n t h e col lege book- tore, a n d ren

h i tory cliffJ c u l t for t h e ·chool-boy color

f r i e n d o f '04 . a way a n d

o f t he 20th cen tu ry to comm i t omen

in \>Vin l o w ,

fi r · t time ; abo,·e al l , t h e horn p r ent cl by a . ti r ·t bla. t. ,·ery , e tig of Fre·hnrn.n v n l a nc.v fel l

· w o r n for th . \. t i t

opllomoric · p i r i t w •11 c l u p i n each ltcart .

Tbe long Yacati n q u ic k l y pa

·ee l , t h e 20th of

eptcmb r foun 1 u.- bu ·y

g i \" i n cr the g r i p , t a k i ng an in rnntory of ]'re bmen a n d aett i ng 01u habitat ion a r r a n crecl.

I t wa

Tres-bieu.

y ea r .

entered t he

'!J·l'

good fortune to i n i t iate a n o t h e r new Profc sor t h i

T h i · w a s b u t t he beg i n n i.ug o f

op l r n mor e row, a re · pon ·ible look cam

thi

y a r . a t lea t ,

"·oncler at tli

fo ur ·eat · t hat w

o u r l i tt l e c h a rg

t o o ur fa 'e

a · w

W hen w e

performed .

l.Jac\ once · o worthily t i l l ed .

F i fteen baby face

O\'Cl'

green

Tiler> . at

b ib · lookecl in artle :

i m pr •s.·h·e grandeur o f '04, at t he i m posi u v army of

and the

· h o i r , in

" Don't

ry ; b

frou t .

"OOd an l h ar r o n r big ! Ho t h r · s i n v , a n c l by

u r fir · t re · i tation wa

and bye you

book . "

.F ren c h at 1 1 .30, c , ·e a rtcrwanl' learncd . )

w re pre · ·u t , h o w 1·e r , as th

w e r �a i n ed t l l

•

'one

a n noun ·em n t had not b en macle ;

for we k n e w t hat, w hen a · L a l'ls l wcom . Sop h " , i t i s no longer ncce

pa ·tor

Profs .

Th n a · thei r l i t t l e l i p · began to pu ·kcr, w e . a i cl :

·an look at your pretty 1 i ·tu r

rr o to a re ·itatiou befor

i n the

cl terminecl t ha t

ophomoric l u t.r toward Fre hmen should b

We ,e:lanccd at th

of th ' c la.

ou r d u t i : .

hapel t he fir;;t m o r n i n " o f t he term a n d took o u r seat

a 1 1 11 o u n ·emen t .

ary

p r o ·ai · f o rm o f C \ ' ry - d ay l i fe , we recch·ed a c::i l l from o u r

w i fe . w b

o b ,en-ell w it h p l a · u rc o u r hea l t hy c o l o r , th i n k i ng i t d u e

.J I

t h e ii t h of

c l i :: p la.r c l

A ft e r tbe-c fe;,t i \" i t ie hacle,; of m :tn i n g in a

w re o,·er, w

t he i: nteure

. o ugh t to an

wer th

tl .

of o p i n i

O ften w

·ett lel l clown

p i ne

a d \" i ,;e ll

d ra w , w e fou n d t ha t i t m n · t be l e ft h a d been a c l c l cl

Ro ·si�nol bei ng-

le tell t he n · 1 inl

rou t i 11

term

co-on l i n a tc

nar y l l l a r k cc l a

n rc not In

·o- rcl inat e

la ::-:s

It was

mind

:November

1 u

but t h i

b th

ba p

Gra ·

our

·.

n t l· m e n o f '9! . Th

ret u r ned ; a n d ra i n bo11·

\\r h il

x perien ·

•,

t he · l a

pas' c l t h rough l n r i n g last reci tat ion , twenty p ag

Prof.

Hog r" :,.eems a tl t t i n � eapstone to t l t e

an I ac ·ce l • rat ion , c'c. I a• .<l'z .

· t a u c l n t i t s dot< ', a n d look I ack a mome n t , w

n typical

cla.

h o n l cl I e . and tllat \\'

o u r l a bor

: t ha t ..,,.

ha1·

i pa t i o n , f r t he f n t n r e .

an 1

O n the H : ll

w re

lerat cl m o t i o n ,

.\ ncl n w a· we

m a y fa i rly

ay t hat t h ron?;b

arne t l .1· to make '!JJ

take a reasonable

. - e n c l o f h o o k a u cl

n t i re y ar.

op ho more,,. : a ncl t hat w!' bay

"·e luwe l a bor d " i, ;ely

w re all to

t m ly o f 1\fecba n i c , o u r

a w o r k i n � i l l n . t ra t io n of a ·

that

f a . eho l f r t ra i u i n.!! t he fem i n i n e

spac

al l , "·e Ila 1·

Early

h u t r . n i t cl in t h e d ci ion

To p r ep a re u s f r t h

proeesse.-.

er.

mon t h of J a n

ide whether o r not t he l\.e n n i ton

T l t c fun n t l i n�

a tt"a i r

o f hon e s , mY i n l-{ to the cl m a n cl for

o u r C l race

t o cl

t h a t w e were n ot co-ord ,

p i t ,;o b�· h:1" i n g a c l a . s p ic t u re .

( �)

h n1T w i ng

F re n · h professor gn1·

bowe1·er.

mo t <lclightfnl cla.

wbe11 s parat cl .

fa i r w ·atb r for ·n+ .

to k

t r ied

\\'Ork , 1· i z :

i n logic-al

J)ri

Februa ry

detc r rn i n d

of ;) [ a rch t he

'! J + · · f u t u r

1·e n i n g for t h ,

P r o f . "·anen i n form

n at n i i!l 1 t a.· a si � n o(

�et b r, "''"

fa 1· r i t .

on on

!!r a t r i :-.� i n t it

·kelclon a rt i ·l ' .

gu i l t.\ '.

t o c 1 1 'ge , t he r c p t i o n gi\· u by th

cam

in t he w i n ter c

h_r t h e Prof . ) ; f o r r· rea t i n i n

Tale. - L . i nc · "'

t rrn "·a. a YOtecl

h a l l "-i l l me" a n c l

o n <>T a t n l a t <.! each o t h e r t h a t o u r 1111 mb r :<

d i l l n t la. t for before the fa ll t r m encl c l , w Tbc la t of

u p o n t he

to hare! . tn l .v

t 1 ne · t i o n • · ] ) id l l a m l e t lo,-e Ophel i a �" b u t

1 1 n hroke11 , and t hat t w o 11 1 y clas;.-rnate.

we r

·r •mony

,\ f t e r t h

' · I w i l l shal l ; noboc l .1·

u ·h :u t n -.;

llehold

o f t h at b r i d a l p a r t y .

h a c l n o e x perience n pon w h i · h t

a matter

sin

d u r i n g- a l i f L i me ,

da i n t y ha nC)net w a <; !'ened by .M: r . D r .

w a. ton · h i ngly per form c l . a

•arne:< t \ y w

Few

the c o . t u m

f the c l a :�. • ·

>ctobcr occurred t he fi rst ". ll l i n g

grand qua11t1/e d'allumettes . "

ele1·at <l t h what a

type ; hman

a t i s fact ion i n the re · u l t ' o f

learned m u c h . enj o)· cl nl\tth . a m l h 1 ·

l n rge a n t i c

K n ic k e r bocker n i n e , Kn ickerbocker 'ty, K n ic kerbocker,

C LASS Y E L L :

K n ickerbocker, K n ickerbocker, t h ree, ' R a h , 'Rah, 'Rah, '93.

lo �nse ano �igyt �Jue.

<&lass Qfolors, OFFICERS.

Pre ide n t ,

J . H . OGIER.

Vice P r e ident,

·w . E . Lo�rnA R D .

ecretar.y a n tl Trea · u rer,

E. L.

rICHOL. .

Tii\1 ON.

O ra tor

. F.

Poet,

c . F. SMITH .

H. T. JORDAX.

Hi toria n, A warder of P ri ze ,

SmTH .

H . M. CoxxER .

Toa t- �Ia ter. Mar. hal,

. F. FA T RBROTHER. EXECUTIVE C O MMITTEE.

0. L . HALL.

c . N. P£RJ{JN .

H. L. TR £, M r . . G . M . CoB Rx, l\l I .

M 1. .

u f�I ING •

•

C O M MITTEE O N O D ES .

E . M . TAYLOR,

J . B . SLOc M .

H. R.

B E ED E .

0 IETL

NAUE.

RE I DE�CE.

B�ede, Helen Reed, �K,

Auburn.

Berry, Katharine, �K

H oulton .

L. H .

Rev. D r . D11nn' .

Bickmore, Albert Henry,

Camden.

D.. Y

Bowman, Denni EYart , Zw,

'kowhegan.

Bar H arbor.

Cumming , Lora Grace, � K ,

M1·s. Dunbar' rn

aco. .U. H .

Curtis, Edwin Freeland, il K E .

Bowdoinham.

Fairbrother

North An on .

harle Ferre t,

30 �. c.

idney.

Coburn, Grace foud, ..ZK, Conner , Harry Myle

ROO�I.

D.. Y,

\Neid .

Fo ter, Nathan Grant,

� r . Dav i · ' .

Gallert, Da,· id Jacque

�®,

V \ aten· ille.

Getchell, l\lerle 'mith,

�Y

Baritw.

M r . Gallert' .

Glover, Leon Oti Grave ,

an ton .

, �®,

amuel Dean, Z>V,

, t. George. 2i

Hall, Oliver Leiah, Zw,

Augu ta.

H ight. I va n

Harmony.

Cec il , ..l®,

. H.

Lamoine.

Hodgkin , Wellington,

1 C. H .

H us ey, Lizzie Therese, 2 K,

kowbegan. Dr. Riil's.

I ri h, Mabel Maud, 2 K .

Buckfield. L. H.

5-l

Jordan , Harry Thomas, AY,

Pari .

Lombard, William Ernest, <PA®,

Turner.

Millett, Robert Noyes, <PA®,

Norway.

Morrill, Lucia

H a kell,

25 s. c . 4 s. c . 4

2K,

•

Waten·ille. Mr. l\Iol'l'i l l ' .

Nea l , Edgar Peleg,

Litchfield.

23 C. B.

Nichols, Elmer Lewi ,

H a m pden .

14 . c.

Ogier, Jesse Hosmer, AY,

Camde n .

Perkins, Charles Norm a n , AY,

Brooksville.

2� C. I T .

Robin on, Albert, AY,

St. George.

32 C. B.

Russell, Frank Ermo n , AY,

Phillips.

Sheldon, George Crosby, <1> �0,

l\lorrill.

Sloc u m , Joel Byro n , AY,

Bo. ton , Mass .

13 C. H.

S m i t h . Charle Frederic,

Dixmont.

14 s .

Smith, George Oti

Skowhegan .

. c.

11.fr. 11.fnynnr l ' s .

A K E,

· pear, Mary E mily , � K ,

22 C . I I .

Freeport. L. H .

S t i rn o n , Cym

Fli n t , A K E ,

Palmer, Mass .

Taylor, Eva i\lario n , 2 K ,

H a m pden .

Torrey, Euo-ene Lincol n , �®,

Dixfield.

True, Herbert Lionel,

Waterville.

Wing, Nah u m Morrill, AKE,

Aubu rn.

•

Dr. Dunn's.

. Tra k's.

M 1·.

Trne',;. 3 C . H.

H a l lock , Llllian H u n tington,

Wu terville.

Rev. L. H . H a l l ock ·'.

THE KNICKERBOCKER REVIEW, OH

LOOKI NG BACKWARD. A

CHRONICLE

RETROSPECTIVE

" . ot to arc"'mt lor fa c t I.Jul hi»tory."-L •. M. in I{ voluli

Memorabl our

ind ed

xi ·tence at

olby .

'93

(a n d

T H REE C H A PTERS.

uot a l n ' to our e 1 '·e · ) wa

c b rouicl

how

Fre hmen .

E1· n w

onr ·eh·e

o nil: c 0 1

fir t ·hapt r of

tll

11ow o r may be i n the f u t u re,

matter ·what we a r

1· >ry page of that

1·idence that at that partic u lar t i me we were admitted a. much the11; a n d w

that many others regarde 1 u

t o bclic1·

to t l • c·1·ill , tli c o , · r an cl interpret fact· i · th nFntncui ·" L •ct. I.]

fir t y ar' rca o n

i n the

had

ame J i o- b t ,

u O:i ·i n t F u rther

mor , a- we re1·iew t hat portion o f o u r coll giate b i :tory, w e a lm i t fran k ly that our g neral conduct ·wa L i ke our p r d c s·or

men .

a n d wat r at th anc

tor

:'-1 nday

Lo,ral to tllc r

X i gbt . th

guanliam:

oph.

i tle,

fa ci nation of cu t o m , we playecl c:oll g

l i fe-th

w i tll tlle ancient record · , wer

ophi tical defeated.

•n our bel i e f t hat a l i mited a mo n n t of hazing wa�

a 1· rage Fre b ma n , and tb

Like our

pro1·icled liberal ent rtai n me n t for Bloody

o f oul' elcmenta r.r

ophomore , a n d , i n ac:<:ordanc It ha

u bm i t t ed to a l l ordinance -e1·cn t o ·rnoke

mouth anLl hand o f tlle .· u rrept i t i ou.

o f many g nerat ion.· w

ha l l "·ith

all F re·b

not u n l i ke that w hich chara terize

l i t t le w e receh·ect at t he hand

o d for the · 92 was only

a l u t a ry i n cffc ·t . Perhap

most not ll"Orthy f a t u r e o f our l:'re ·hmen year-a featmc

w hich di ' t i ngui ·hes u, from prec tli n g cla� ·e,-w1L t he a h · nee o f t h nual Pea n n t D r u n k .

rrd by bra 1·

t reaty

L'r�

a n cl law abiding upper-cla

l:'oph .., . , we y t mainta i ned enouo-h manh ocl to

ignore e p i t h ts anti k ep onr'-cl1·

The fact is. w e could not omore

I b.I' l'C'-P •ctabl

1· r a fe w p anut

a way from

men ,

rei'i t

n h g: r i m c r monies.

ee h 11· a hand-to-hand fight w i t h a mob o f

oph

h - 1 1 • cou l d in any way benefit n · i ndi\'iclually or

, ince. for t h ree yearo.;, the a ppropriate term atlcl to tlH' "'lor.r of our cla " · ' " relic o C barbn r i · m " I m . b 1 1 a p p l i cl to t h a t puerile bru t a l ro w . we ar proud t o r member t lLat o n r clas

t o Te frain f r o m HI ·h non It of

remain

o r "'bicll "·e n

'!13 .

to be

tbe p u b l i c wa

n·ical

hatl

u ugh c i l' i l izati n i n it

rank a n 1 Iii,

a1·ag r,r .

aicl that a l though

ur l'lrst demand u pon th

a Frcsh111 a 11 Reaclinp:. "'C b 'lie1·e i t wa ·

a t tention

a n entertainment

d n t be ashamed, b n t w hich r fleeted n o l i ttle er t..Ut u p o n

F i nally � t l l w i l l U"'rec that our e x i t w:L a ho r�·l,.Ng ·uccc,

:;I i

•.

A n other manly

' ta

g e in t he e1·o l u t i on of ·i:rn manhood ha

form has taken

a p p rec iated importance upper-cla 'man.

and p r o m i es to clevelope i n to the

Yet, the eYolut ionary rudiment

oles in conta ·t w i th the cla

The Fre h self

l i gn ity o f the

o f o u r former c on d i ti on

t i l l rema i n to remind the world o f oui- origi n . our

pa secl.

, w h i c h e x pre s ·e

Sophomoric Tobu tne

The

pa modic throb

-room floor are beard at rare i n terva l s .

continue to li ten with rapt facial expre s i o n to the t w ice-told tale. of our l'rofe

or · .

The old habits s t i l l c l i ng to the trans formed man.

ophomoric b i tory may be conci ely narrated .

Ever i ncrea. i n " zeal in

the ma.intenance o f the honor and d i g n i ty o f the co ll ege i s the work i n g p r i n

c i J l e o f a S oph omore c l a s s .

E pec i a l ly z e a l o u . w as '93 .

a n ( ] comfort , we thought o n ly o f Colby.

to be come ind i l" i <l ua l ly and per onally n u merou

in the mea · u re

to be t a k e n to pre. erye college o r der a n d to en force lleccl,

some of the cla,

scene o f toil and

n oo k

l a i ne.

i mp r e

eek tl1e

the

i m paired ; and they were obliged to lea1·e

i Ye ceremony o f Bloody ::ifon lay "ight was duly p rformecl.

rt un i t y to e x h i b i t i t

lue ob ervance ; b ut '93 l i cl not need t h i

excc u t i l·e a b i l i ty a n d phy ical p row

.\ l ready

oph-Fre h ha e ball game had proYen to t he coll gc worl d , both our

abi l i ty and ou r

p i. r i t o f fa i rn

In fact , tbi ·

the c o ur e o f the year qu i te ·haracterL-tic o f '93. wa

I n

eclu. ion o f W i n1> lo w , Ca mde n , ancl other qu iet

T i me-honored c u s t om received its OP!

which had

ollege d i cipl i n e .

uch L1 1 1 d i l·idecl atten t i on t o t h i s pha e of col

gaYe

le.!!C duty, that t h ir health "·a th

acri ti c i n o- ti.me

Few in n u mber , we were forced

beg un early and conti nued late, hut all "·a

Hydropatl.J i c treat ment w a t h e good work

'Vork u p o n the Freshmen done 'vith k i n dly pu rpose.

con tan ly acl m i n i tercel.

· o n t i n uccl, but i n a d i ffe rent w a y .

t r a.tmcnt, w i t h "· hicli on- F r . brnan wa att n t i o n

p i r i t of fa i rne. - bec:ime i n

to the Freshmen.

faYorecl.

' a m , our worthy

I n m icl w i n te r e v e n ,

A sleigli r i d e wa;; t h e Nor clicl '!13 confine

it ·

j a n i to r , was pre:ent cl by

the cla . w i t h an ul t r for w h i c h , t l u-ough t he k i ndne. :; of t he Con ference Com m i t t ee, we w e re charg-d o n our term bill . The F r e h man

Re:i l i n g- cam

a n cl wen t , bei n g marked ])y the abs 11ce o f

t h e ns ua l program · , rather than b y t h and the c J leo-e world wa

In t h

· la ·s-r om t h

a fter Profe

Tacitu ,

The wbol from the

obnox i on · pre · nee of :False

) r ler. ,

l t o forego t he peru al of the u s u a l i · u c .

yc:ir was one o f s:itisfactorv progr0ss.

l'rofes ·or

or ex pre · ·ed woncl r at o u r combi n at ion o ( c:ipa ·ity a n d aver

· ion f r work.

and

fore

\Vhately and Demo t benc·', A n o-Jo-Sn xon ancl Bo:any, French

ph r ical T r i g . a ncl i\T cbanic ' , a l l y i cldecl a t our a pp r oach .

·ollege wer l echani "

a:tou ndecl , w hen the maj or i ty of t b

e x a m i n ation t r i t1 m p ha n t .

cla

c!as: retu rned

lil

m t by '!Ja .

T h e .J u n i r y ar h. w i t h ·o:l . t h

la · - -r oo m .

nal i n l'

'on d i t i o n s

t i �a t i o n s .

reacl i n u , bnt f o r work .

cern t

y U J ' o f e1· n �r a t e r . · u cce

c b an c r ,

r utin

work gil'

pla

i n the

to origi-

Lil rary b c ru - tllc re·ort , not f r l i u r e b o u r

Laboratory work i n

h m i ·tr.1 , M i n ralo!!'..I a n d

pla e o f Lat in and 7re k. W toil no l o n g r 01·er nhlatil·e ab olut :; , hyp tb et ical r e l a t i l· -._ and a l )J/ o rmal q ua t i o n ;, but rrh-c o ur a t t en t i n to re :ic ti o n , am pher ,; . a n c l plane o f y mmetry . Tue c b a n ""e i - for Llie better. ln Phy ic� '!!3 lit mlly · took th cake," w i t h ice er •am on iclc. P li)"i c · tak

.·

tli

p r i d e can we poi n t to the Tii · t o r i c al Df'pa r t m nt L i br a 1-y, t he ino f '93 . By olby 01ye- to Prof. Math ''"- and the cla '"" o luntary ·uh · c r i pt i o n - tb 111 mb r of the c l a, are each t rm adding to thi c l lect i on of h i - torical work, . .\. "·orking hi ·torical l i bra r y had be com a uece""it)- at olby , and now t he beg i n n i ng ha been made. "" i t h

titntiou of whi ·h

�ow we await t he L i me w h n we are to nter upon the fou rt h per i od of c ol l e �e lif . W i ll th plea · u re o f t b en ior year pro1·e fl eeti ng ·badow:< Ik th'lt a i t may , we cannot do le . than a d d another a t our a p proac h '.' <"11apter to onr b i -.;tory . t hat w· i ll add a f i t t i n g con lui<ion t o the. e tllree pret l i n g- c lJ :i pt c r · .

C LA S S

YELL :

W hoop-a l a-la,

W hoop-a- la-la,

W hoop-a- l a- l a, Whoop-a- l a-la, C o l by,

CILlm Qi;nl.or,

W hoop- a- l a- l a- hoo,

'92.

@range.

OFFICERS.

F. T. JOH!\ ox .

Prc·ide n t ,

\'ice-Preside n t , ecretary,

G. L .

Treasurer,

STA R K .

RAXDALL-

G . A . ANDREWS.

Orator,

c . A . l\l E H R J L L .

Poet, .

Mr s

Hi torian ,

N. S.

Prophet, Addre

BA K E)r A...'< .

A. C. \\ AT Ol\.

G. P . FALT,. to

C. E .

ndergraduate',

Parting Addres ,

CO H EN .

L . H �� R R I K .

Mar h l-l l ,

B . ANDHEW .

' tatistician,

A . G. H U RD .

Chaplain,

A . G. EXECUTIVE

H_ L.

F. B . �ICIIOL '

E . H . "TOYJ:.R,

Hunn.

COMMITTE E .

PJ ERCE .

COMMITTEE ON O D E S .

c. H.

T RTEYANT,

. P.

Mr }f1.

FA LL,

.:rn

S. B A K E M A N ,

G . L . R A NDALL .

NAME.

ROO�I.

A ndre\\· , George A rthur,

7 C'. H .

·water\'ille.

AY. - J u n ior P1 ize Debate ; H i torian , J u n ior Year ; o m m i t l <·e,

A ndrew

, J u n i o r Y ar;

n i o t' Y •a r ; Tr nsnr r

Trea urer,

Ten n i

Douhl

la�

\\'illiam Bertrand,

B. B . .i ..

enior Year : \far·hal Senior Year. ' hel

tuart,

lK.- ophomore Declamation Y ea r ; Pres i ! l c n t L:l(li ''

Prize

Xine .

\\'aten·ille.

..l Y . -First Director B. B. A . ,

Bakeman, ::\"elli�

'onference

nod e n i o r Year ; en i or Year ; econtl

enior Year ; Oracle Editor, .Jun ior

ca,

l\I a- .

L. H .

Fir·t Prize ; Third J u n ior Part :

.J u n ior E :x h i h i t i o n , F i r . t P r i z ; Echo p r i z e f o r

S h o rt :O,tory, 'oph o mon·

Tcnni� .\ sol' i a t i o n , .Tu n ior Yea r ; Poet, � c n ior

Y ·nr.

Barne , C ha rle

H oulton .

Putnam,

..lK E . --Frc h m a n Readin & : J u n ior Debate an<I

C' n ior Y ea r ;

IC' '

!uh, .Juni

m il tcc, .J u n i o r Y ':tr ; Oracle Edit

r aml

23 Ball team , J u n ior

; onfcrcncc Cln�,o :-\inc.

e u i o r Y at·

r, .Junior Y e a r ;

T u rner.

Bon ney, William Lowell,

. H.

�KE. -Pre ident Clas , Fre:h m a n Year ; Ball t eam fo u r yea1· , aplain,

Cohe n ,

en io r Year ;

cnior E x hibit ion ;

Dem·er

harlc Eme1--on ,

Z'i'.-�[a1 hal , J u n ior Year : Erlio Editor, .J u n i o r Y a r ;

:-\ i n c .

ol .

ub- corer B . B . A . J u n ior Year : i ·tant

l l i f Echo, Renior Year ;

uml Managing E<litot· Ol'(1cle, � eni r Y nr ; .\cldre

Pre

itlent

to Umlergrnduate ,

cnior Year.

' u m ming , Grace l\l aria

�falden )fa

� K . -J u n ior Exhibitio n , 'econd Prize ·

Dr. D u n n·

enior E x h ibitio n .

Dononn , "'infred Nichols,

So. Lyndeborough,

23 S . C.

.8.

AKE. -Freshman Reading · Poet, Sophomore Year ; Sophomore P art : Echo Prize tor h or t tory, Jtrn ior Year; Echo E dit or , opb Oracle Editor, J u n ior Year ; Editor-in-Chief Oracle, Senior

Declamation, Sec o n d Prize ;

Jun ior

J u n i o r E xhibi t ion ;

Fir t

Jun ior Debate;

omore Year ; Yea r ;

' l ass � in c .

Fall, George Perley,

11 C . H .

A lbion.

�Y.-Fre hman Reading, Second Prize ; Sophomore Declamation ; Jn n i o r E x h i b i t i o n ,

eeond Prize ; Prophet,

Herrick, Loring,

enior Year.

We ·t Leed .

AY. -Conference Committee, J u n ior Year : Year: Parting AdrlrC\s , ' en i o r Ye a r .

\Ve tmin ter, Ma . .

H urd, Albert Gordon,

C. H .

Echo Editor, J u n ior 20 C . H .

cI>il®.-Trea urer Clas , Ju n ior Year · Stati ·tician , Sen ior Year ; lmplain , . ' e n i or Yea r ; P re iclcnt Y. M. . A . , (' n i o t Y a.r. Joh n s o n , Fred Tri ·tram ,

'orth Berw ick .

cI>�®.-Exec u t i,·e Com mittee,

5 C. H .

J u n ior Year :

President Cla . ,

, en i o r Y ea r.

·w a ten·ille.

Kalloch, HaLey K napp, Z\ft.- H i torian ,

Echo Editor,

Y ar ; Seni la

Sophomore Year ; .J u n i o r Y

; Oracle

r Y ea r

X i 11 e .

::w ;

onfereuce

enior Y n r ;

Editor,

Kalloch, Herbert Fra n k l i n ,

Awarder of Prizes, J u n ior ommitt

Tonst.)fa t r,

anll

J u n i or

en ior Yea r ;

18 s . c .

Ten a n f s H a rbor.

AKE.- econd Prize fo r R u n n in ()' Broad J u m p , Fre h m a n Year ; Cla

Cn pt ai n

las ::\ ltrn .

K n ig h t , Dora Fay,

vVe t Boylsto n , M a

}; K . -Freshm a n

Reading,

cn io r Exllibiti o n ; Pre idcnt

l\Ierril l, Charle

Team, four

nt ( 1 00 yd . ) , Frc ilm an Yea r ; S co n cl Prize for Pol e Ya.ult,

o m o r e Y ea r ; Execntive Committee, J u n i o r l"en r ; B a l l

'orn m i t t \ " C ,

. M r . Barto n · s

Second Prize ; J u n ior Y. ,V. . A . , e n io r Y a r.

Exhibition ;

New Bo ton , N. H .

Asa ,

AY. -Ball

oph

rears ;

I-I.

Team , Fre h m a n a n d Sophomore Years ; Conference o p i lo n 1 o re

Y e a r ; O rn l or,

Iii

c n i o r Yea r ;

� in

l\l un!lon , Dan iel Gilbert,

28 C. H .

·waten·ille.

6.KE.- ophomore Declamation · Junior Debate, Prize ·

J u n ior

Ex!J.i.bition.

Nichols, Fra nk Barrett,

Rou n d Pound.

Z\Jl . - Pre ide n t Cla , ,'ophomore Year ; Oracle Editor,

Toa t - M a t r, J u n ior Y 'ar ; ' Junior Y ar ;

011<1 Prize, T n n i

Pre iclent Il. Il. ,\ . ,

\-�ar ;

o m m i t tc , .Junior and

c n ior Y ea r ;

n ior Year.

0 good, Erne t Fo'tcr,

6.KE.·- la.

Double , J u n ior

I nt .Athletic A 'Ociation,

Ex cuth·

e n i o r E :x l J i b it ion ; Pre i

Yea r ;

ophomore Dedamation ·

C. H .

Ell worth.

Nine.

Pierce, Harry Lineoln",

\\'

t Boyl ton, Ma

:lO C. H .

·.

C'P!:.@.- Ech o Editor J u n ior Year : Fourth J u nior Part : J u n ior Ex lub, Juui

IJibition ;

r aml

onfcrenec

e n io1·

Junior an d ' e n i o r Y c u r ; President

Y ar:> ;

Bo ton, M a

Randall , Gertrude Lynde,

Ex cuth"e

C o m m i t t ee,

en ior

o m m it t ee , Y

a.r .

L. H .

� K . -Fre h m a n Readin.,., Fir t Prize · J u n ior Exh ibitio n . Reynold ,

� K E . - Ball Tea m , J u nior and ;

Priz

GI c

lub,

lit

enior Year ; .Ju n ior Debate,

enior .Es h i hi t ion ; :Mannaing Editor n iur Yea r ;

Echo,

26 C. H .

amdcn .

Poet, FrP b m a n Yea r : Conference r

enio1· Y

CJ1ior Year ; Manager

:S i ne.

Charle Jo eph, Edit

!) C. H .

Livermore Fall .

arl Henry,

ar;

om m ittee, e n io 1· Year .

Oracle Editor,

ibley, Dora M ay,

enior Year ; Echo

,,-a ten•ille.

ibley" .

I r.

�K. :inger

Y ear

tark ,

2.5

. H.

Editor, J u nior Year ; Editor- in- hief Ec:lt n,

enior

George \\"illard.

C'P..l0.- 0racle .

\\-aldoboro.

tephe11,

"' aterville.

Z\Jl . - Fre h m a n Readin.,., Fir t Prize : Fi 1· t Prize ;

' n ft: r nc

C o m m i tte ,

First Prize ; � c o 1 1 ( l J nn ior Part ;

!\ I r.

tark" .

ophomore Decla mation

l\larslu1,l,

ophomo1·t· Ye:ir ; J u n ior Exhibition ,

rater, .J u n ior Yea r ;

.J u n ior Y ea r ; Orncle Ellitor, J u n ior au

:-. e n i. . r Year .

ollcge

StoYer, Eugene Howard,

Bluebil l .

24 C. H

t::.. Y . -Sophomore Declamation ; Treasurer O r a cle, J u n ior l'ear ; A

Executi\-e Committee, Junior and c n i o r Year� ; Presirlent Tenni

turten n t , Che ter Houghton. � Y.-Fre b m a n Reading ; la

enior Year ; Echo Editor, Junior a n d ociation,

Fayette.

""ad \YOrth, Herbert Elij ah ,

24 C . H .

, ophomore Declamation ;

, Junior Year ; Treasurer Ee/to,

· e n ior Year ; Leader of G lee

e11io1· Year.

Pre ident

enior Y e a r ; GI e C l ub Jun ior ancl

l u b , Senior Year ;

· :\ i n e .

Li,·ermore Fall .

26 C. H .

t::.. K E . - Orator, Fresh man Year ; J unior Debate, Prize. \\'at on, Albert Cl1arles

W a ten·ille.

ct>t::..® . - O racle Editor, Ju nior and Year.

enior Year

5 C . H.

Hi tori a n , Senior

Beede,

Helen Reed, �K,

Brady

Hema n Edgar, .l0,

olby '

Kittery.

, h atwy , Erne t Le lie, �KE

zq,,

·, bipm a n , Chal oner Oake

Alfred. edawick.

Ho,·ey , .l0 ,

Y Du nbar, Fran k Colli n , .l

�l a :; · .

Bo ton

ha m , .l0 Farr , Otho \\·illa rd Burn

Oakla n d .

. Fo ter, Jo h u a Burn idc

Carlton

l\l abel J l a u d , � I C

o l by '!l<l.

Deeri ng.

ott, .l0 , Linc ol n , How ard Abb ay )fc(' a n n , Herbert Lind Pike , J a m e Ro w e Ru

Ten n .

H a llowell.

lle, _ K , Gilp atric k, Ho·e Ade I ri

emina ry.

X e w t o n Theolo gical

Oxford .

Caldwell, Minnie Belle,

Dod ge, Char le

ell

n,rngo r Theol o;;ical

•

'0-2.

c 1 1 1 i n ary.

Hebron.

�KE ,

Fra nk Ermo n ,

a n dol ph, )la· ·

.lY,

'r o b · , .l0 ,

To''° er, Ralp h W infred

Tlro w n ,

'\r!.

olby,

'!l3.

olby,

'03 .

n1·o w n ,

,9"2.

Ell worth

Sa unde r', H u d on , beldo n, George

Am h •r t

o . Xonidgewock.

.l Y ,

) I a di on ,

H e n ry Kall och

Bri ... tol

.l KE,

onn.

Bo ton , ) [ a. . .

\\- i ng, Rosw ell Alon zo,

Peru.

\Y ym a n , 0 roe Arle ter,

fi!

G!itcorticle.

Tqe

LA T

VoL. IV.

�lTMl lER.

T H E OFF I C I A L OR.GAN OF T H E C LA S S OF N INETY-TWO. A

C l ea u ,

Xon-P:trti an p u h l ic:tt i o n , <le,·otecl to the Aclnrnccmcnt of Trut h , t i t ::iupprc s i o u of Fa l s lloocl a n ( l t h e E u l igbt ·n m e 1 1 t ot l'o·tcrity. For

further pn.rticul l l r

Scarcely ha · a cla

· in coll ge bad

i n g the brief pe r i od o f fou r year.

lclre - tlic EtUtors.

to o ,· er com e

o many obstacle

ol b y

the cla: · w l 1 icb lea1·es

year · per hap

ne1·er ha · o n e met tho e ob tacles so nonchalan t l y .

der t r ea t men t

h av

band

bas receil"ed at th

matle any other orcra n i za t i o n

t h a n t b e cla ·

of n i n ety -tw o

n i nety-t hree, a;, w ell as tho e o f c o m m i

n i nrtv-one a nd u np r et entl i n u- a.

·be ahrny · wa s .

her membe r : . cl ction

them .

·po i lecl

nnconceitcd ancl 1 r i ze · offered

A ga i n , t he fact that t lJ

did not in the lea;:;t cli ·turl>

T h ey could do a. good ·worl� w ithout p r izes a

ha1·e d o n e w i t h

a ·'

ion o f n i n ty a n d

and ··IJe i , t od ay , a

ome cla - e · were not uflered to n i n et y-t w o,

The ten

o f otb r college c la : ', w o u l d

c!Jikl." o f n i n ty-fou r atr ctetl her n ot a t a l l ;

Lltu thi

t liey w o u l d

The r u l i n g J owers saw J · i t to l i m i t the n u mber of

d ll r i n g the pa t t wo .r ar ·.

rnn-1 cl t h e re by .

A · w ell

a n y otber way .

A ncl s o , t a k i n,!!

N i n ety-two'

htain d i p l oma

n ' Jes.- m u r m n r i n "s , we ha1·

temper wa.

not a bit

t h rough a g o l og-ical c o 1 1 r . , a -

t h i ngs exactly a

t h ey h a v e come. w i thout

bad a plea · a n t , aucl we

h pe, not w h ol l y un

prolitahle co u r e . For t h e l1a

econcl t ime w i t h i n t h e b i 'tory o f t b e col l ge, tlJ

taken pll rt "· i t b J u n ior.

more:- .

not beeau e t b ey

It wa

"· h i c b t h ey bacl h i t l t ' rto

w i ' hecl

to a p pear

lefend d. t h a t tbe m·mb r.

band in q u e l l i n g tbe cli · tu r ha nc

l" i olat c d .

LI ge

c rt a i n

from u nd · r- ·la.·

opbo

i n i m ic:il to t h of

cla

n i nety - t w o took a

lai.;t fal l ; n o r wa: it b can c th y b a d a n y

p e r ·oual d i ·l i k e for a n y o f the m ·mher- of t he

t h e !'ake o f a e

enior cla ·s

i n pro t e · t aga i n : t certa i n a ·ts o f the

" opbomor

clas · ; it wa

for

c u tom t h 'l. t , w i t ti ucrly or u n w i t t i 1 w l y , n i nety-fou r h a d d " l ' c o f re \· e re n c e I m .

·men to u p 1

r- · lass rnen .

· o m m i . sion o f l a w !

a l way · been

·nn · i d reel clu

o n ly pr ,. n ti \·e aga i 1 1 . t t h e

e rn r, n i nety-two ha

g 1 rn n

leaY i n g

olby,

;;he

to the member

of n i nety-four

nb eqnent a t i on

op rat i o n . to wltich t h > ir

h a, ·

the h arty co

n t i tled them ,

and

011

w o uld e x tencl t o t h m her heartfelt w i heR for t hei r

f u t u re pro per i t y .

LLEGE P

LrTI cli l°illcd i n to foor

. i n ., ,-ern ment v.-Jli h i t m m •t .

ttle by i t

·ompari o n 1 etween th

The f u rther.

collco-

l f.

o f th

que tion

· men haxe br ugbt forward .

tat

part ie. e : xi t i n of

a_ga i n ." t h

peopl ,

exi · tence

' nfortnnnt I� · excu .. e for exi

u n i on o f men o f l i ke belie f · ab ut one

ucb

tence.

·ta ndarcl , for t he

u 11 i o n

of t he

;;trong r

pnrpo"e of obt tl i n i n o- the lar� r "hare of college

nor;;. The \

l i t ic a l partie;; o f our c o u n t ry are .aid t o be rotten · their I ad r

ar - accu ell of b i n g w i re- 1 n l l r s , of caring

nly for t h i:r O\\'n prh·at

an c l not a t all for t he "·elfare o f t h e

t e r :,; t e1T .

ITow,

hen ,

ball -we call tho-

hall we

colleae polit ical partie ?

·haract r i z

o u n t ry t hey are pretending t o Wbat

lead r s , w ho arc c o n f -;:eclly 1dre-pullcr. , w h o openly

a Yow t hat they car •

Hen ·e t h

truggl i n !!; for , up r macy.

e:tabl i ..;hing a p r i nc i \ le · they ar

the weaker for th

hy th

ide or t he otb r o f poUtical

olleg ' , t hough th-y h a ,·e not t h e ·am

They a rc not tll p u rpo;;e

people on one

may be carri d

o u r own

neces. itate · the mas-in "·hich o ur

a n d o u r repuhli

The gorernmcnt of a coont ry ;; o larcrp a

o f two great parti " a l way ·

ubcli-

f t he 1 artic ular

only for tl1eir o"·n i n t e re. t, , or tho e

ociety to "·hich they l elong, "-b

u ndeniably

how by t hei r action · that

t hey d o not at a l l con 'ider t he w l fare o f t he ·olle!?:

f w h ich they are mem

ber ? Th goo l are

e x i stence of parti

rr ct · of a c llege

>;:

in clas. o-01·ernm nt doe

dnca t i on . t h an a l l t!J

xpelled or , n. pcn<l cl hr \igilant fac u l t i e .

broa lenin� o f the rnincl ;

· l\e_g"e p l it ic

t nd

more to counternct tlle

dev i l tr y for "·bich w i l cl men Coll ge t r a i n i n g i

to narrow it.

allaptecl for t h e cultirnt ion o [ fraterna l f e l i n _g · · college politic ho t i l e feeling .

_\. colleg

educat io n is 1 rimarily to teach men

Tight a u c l o f j u tice : c:olleae politics directly t n ( l.. t w rong a n c l of i n j n , t i c e .

for the

ollege l i fe i s cnltiYat : illea

teach t hem idea

F o u r y e a r o f colleae di · c i p U ne

l r n n l d t u rn o u t a

u n i t cl c:ln�- o f br n.d-mincled, companionable, j u tice-lo1i n a rneu , ready to �acritlce

· cu

for t he good o f t he com m u n i t y .

J..'our year

o f colle"'e li. s c i -

1 l i n e , warpetl b y t h e prc ·ence of polit ical pa rtie., mu·t i n e Y i tabiy t urn out a d i \iclecl c\a" of narrow-mi ncletl. un oc ial, po"· r-lo1 ing meu , reatly t o

11 ·e t he

ornmunity for t he good o f

olh�-. fol l o w i n g in the foot tep

el f .

May t he

o f that class "·hich ha

aho\ i ;: h part v r u le . make t heir go•ernment t hat o f t he illeal republ i . s i n e r e p rn .1cr o f n i nety-two.

liG

recent!)- decided t o

t h e p e p l c , f r t h e people. b_r t h , people," n o t · · o f ·el f. for i. th

acri-

ucceeding cla·,:: e ·

e l f a nll by

•·of elf,"

PRE Some

o f t he former elas e

T � T IO N

D�l. Y .

o f Colby ba1·e obsen·ecl tlte praise-,rnrtby

c u tom o.f pre entiug, at the clo e o f t h e Junior year, some gi ft to thei r Alma Mater.

The object i

art g-allery, i h a v e recehed u c h a t i me

and it i

o many f a y o r · at the baud

·ome token o f aftecti o n . eem

The colleo-e, e pecially in her

a "·orthy one.

aclly in need of pre ent

There are rea on , howeYe r , whv

A large number in each cla

cholar hip f u n d . amount of their

how her

uch a g i ft a t

wholly u n called .for a n d o ut of place .

In the fir t place, pecu n iarily the cla · a pre e u t ,

fitting that clas. es, w h o

of the college, should

They

receidug a i d from the colle,!!'.C

are iu all honor ,

cholar. hip

in no couclition to make &nch

debtor

i n titu t i o n , to w h i c h t h e y owe ·o much, border m e n t o f a part o f t he

for t he

o small a g i ft to t h e

o n t h e l udicrous.

The pay

cholar h i p debt "·ould seem much more i n keeping

"·iLll the pecu n i ary condition o f the cla w h ic h m u t nece

to the college

and the pre entatiou of

, than the offer o f a work of art,

arily be of i n ferior q nality .

Ao-ai n ,the time at "-hich

uch present is ma.de i

i n a n s p i c iou s .

\V b y giYe a

pre ·cut at the encl of the J u n ior yea r , any more than at the e11cl of any other year, or e Y e n at t h e becri n n i ng o f the course ? time to make the college a pre ent, i f i t i be a fter the com pl t io n of the cour e,

out o f gratefulne ·:;:, woulcl

when the cla ·

l i ttle what the college ha · done for i t .

cla :s !lave become wage-earner

I t seems to u s that the proper

mad

begun to realize a

Tlten, when the members of t he

them e l v e , th ey can aflorcl a better gift ,

one more worthy of the in t i t u t i o n for which it is i n tenclecl. m a d e on p r

e n t ation cl a y , out o f grat e ful ne.

been n nkinclly h i nted, o u t o f p ricle o f the cla o n the prese n t , that i

another matter.

t o conceal i t beh i n d a pre ent t o t h e col l ge . that such a motil·e ha

has

i n ha1·ing i t · name placarded

Il tter to

by the erection o f a mo nt1 m n t t o the 1·irtue

I f gifts are n o t

t o the colleg , b u t , a

how their vanity openly

o f t lieir cla

, tlrnn to attempt

'Ve can noL bel i eve, however,

actuated any o f ou1· precleces or .

W hi l e then , '"e look u po n the ob en·ance of pre entation day a · ft beau t i fu l cu tom for clas e: who w i . h t o wa y , i t seem · to u

h o w t h e i r lo ve f r t h e college i n t h i

t h a t we c a n ·u fliciently

bow our 101·e duri n g our ancler

gradnatc p e r i od , by carefu lne · · i n the exp nditnre o f money the colle"'e bas o k i n d l y loaned u ·, a n d by

nch strict attention to ·tud)1 that a.fter we go

o u t i n to the worl d , we may be fitted t o honor o u r a l m a mater i n ou r cho e n YO ·ation '.

A nd t he n , when o ur pecuniary cl ht t o the coll "ge ha

when we ar e i n a con litiou to m a k i

her a pre ·ent

been pa i d,

he cle en·e ·

then

t he t i m e for u .· to t b i l:i k about makinv contribution · to her a rt gallery, or

o f a i cl i n "' her i n a n y other way which

1 1 1t0 :'\ J LI> w i h to

Facul t y , who bay

yeari:: .

CAI

be may need more .

D OF

TH "NK .

of the cla .· of Ni nety-two, through the

< n xnE 1. h

u h a ·

T h e l :. on

t h ir · i n ·er

t h ank

·ol umn · of the

to the member. of

o patiently labor cl with t hem dtir i n u the pa · t f o u r

c o n n ed from our text book. a r

forgott 11, i n fa ·t, many of u l .1• lcarnecl .

xpr

many o f them lon� ago

have it t o regTet that t h y were never proper

ll n t t h e le' 011 · tatwht u · by per omtl i n terconr ·e w i t h our i n G7

the cla .: wi h to e x p re ·

letting u s • · w o d u p " at hl

j oke

;

to " • ' a n t:t"

: to ' ' .John n ie" for

f or <>'i\· i ug u

for <>' i \' i n g C'arl an " x" · to "Teddy" for li ol cl i n "' hi

to " Rol '

profc·,;or i n modern l a ngn a a

my" f o r e c i n " ' u may b " ; to

until w

po i tion a

were through "· i t h t hem : t o " Sa m

,·afely through , ancl for m a k i n " o u r burden

h a i ler" for h i

econtl t r i a l ;

l i g h t "as

proflci n L t a h i n o- of Pol itical E c o nomy and

on · ti tutional History ; to · Bacchu " for i n. trnct i o n in ' Much Aclo

E n gli b

-Prexi llJy for

"'0

ITEM

OF I XT E H E T T O 0 ' R R E A D B H

ma l l , '

a m m i e"

m i t h . p a n n t l rn n k , a n d f a t

cl in ·ompany "· i t h t h e p r

-One of th

l a:;t act. of i n j u s t i c

f lh

ent gradu at i ng · la

Ion

o f p i l fe r i n g tho e 1''re, h m a n 1 rogram -

thank

to n i n t�·-two wa

ye a r .

f or ty- Hen "· h o en ter ll w i t h n

ucce "' i n l i fe to t h o ·

or ! e r

to ac u.

Who w i l l be

fou r year

once o ur cla

-mate.

lea\'C

ber

·cape-goat

ago, hut t lih' t y wllo h a 1·c begun

-.A t t be Fre, hman e x i t in A n ,g u ,; t a , J u n e , ' !l, n i nety-t w o , o " < l icl up th tow n " t ha t w ' a re told many of t bc i nhabita u t

from th

ctrec t ::; of t h e ·hock to t he i r n n·ou

-Prof. R oger , hea m i ngly i n fo r m. u.

not y t fu lly rec ov e rec l

we go to p re s , t h a t nearly a l l

·w h o took t he sec n I t st i n r.rechanic. la t y ar i ncrea e e l t h e i r "tandi ng b y Ro doi n g . -Th

ahl

laclie · of n i n ty-t"·o ha1·e l! h° e n t he o-entlem n i-orn, Yery

r c pti n s d u r i n g t b

c o ur ,e .

That O ra n g

n j oy

Party of la t y ar wa · eR

p cia\15· e n terta i n i n g . -

l!C n e ra l a t hlet i c : , n i nety-t w o b a - had the repntat ion of not b i ng

· • i n i t . " b\l t on t he ba ·e ball 1i kl a n cl on t he ten n i .' c:ourt

he ha

alway, been

a t the fro n t . -.

t he most \' i <>' i l a n t or 1 1 i nety-t,wo ·

wa rrior::; . at u p a l l n i g h t ,

before t he F r c h m a n Rca(\ i n g look i n g f o r false on1 r · . p: o t lau,g-b ·d at.

-Thrne happy m mbcr hear t ::; , ba\' ar

in th

.A nd t he r eby they

Dnt t h y w re at t h a t t i me n nacqnaint d with n i nety-one.

n i nety-two,

tr atec1 t he i r clas · -mat

in roy a l

. ame ·onditi n a n I ought t o trea,t ·

u re t l i c rc ar , w ! J

a c k n o w l dging t y le . and

wect t her

t!J r :- , till w

w nl 1 l i k e to be in t hat condi t i o n . G'

their

It �eem:; t hat

are Yer.>

-Ob, for tbe good old day tra i n

of "old Phi C h i" ;

When n i nety-two were Fre · bmeu ,

of yore !

then were the time · when night

were made hideou

w i t h t i n horns and the

ancl the campu s recked ·w ith blood.

People say

now that tho ·e good old-fa hionecl cla ,· fight are " relics of barbari m," but w e Lael a gloriou

good t ime tbat n i ght "-hen t he coal flew and n i nety-two

held the campu .

Tho e times are now n o more.

" De college am 'generat

ing."

- T b e c l a s · of n i nety kue·w bow to recognize t r u e gen i Ll .

coached ancl protected the gen i u oy . ter ·tew a t ' tewart'

T h e 'vay she

of n i n ety-t"·o dill her much credi t .

after our ba e ball Yictory we

The

ball ne\'er forcret.

fay the noble men . "·ho gave u . :ucb a j olly time that niglit, eYer pro per

in th i r cho en fic1u · of u efulne

-The water in t he North clivi ion of North college wa mor n i n o- after n i nety-t wo' the c llar door.

peanut clr u n k that " Sam" bad t o

The poor pllanut

-:X i nety-two came w i t h i n cham p i on hip la · t yea r .

w i m to reach

"IYere all drowned .

one of "IY i n n i n cr the cup for th

he i

rel ie1· i n u- her of the nece

o deep on the

i ty of recei 1 i n g i t .

C J X D E R E L L A. , UP TO DA T E .

[ Writtenfor the Oran{Je hronicle.]

came babe. Xinety.two wa h r nitmeA b r i g h t w i n som' c h i l L l -an d it seemed u c h a �]Jam e That a rnotlrnr's (ornl 101·e wa denied h e r ! But ala , A lm a i\Jatcr, to other so true \\'a' a har h, cruel moth r to poor X i nety.t w o ; A nd th l'ec haughty s i t · 1· c l ia a l l t hey c o u l d clo To tli SC'Onra"c, t o L·ment ancl d e r i c l c her I n t o the housebokl of Colby t here An u n w elcom�•1

Her '' i rtu • I 11eYer C"nn fit t i ngly t el l . J r r w rk w u d n e pat i n t l y , tt1ithfully, w e l l .

ThOUl?h w o r t'! � o f cncouragem n t n e Y e r o n c e t e J J From t h e l i p, t hat were prais i n g t h e otbcr. . Tb , t.mrnt · 01 b e r

i tc•rs

he quiet l y bor ,

n w c n ri d w i t b bu!'den.

\\'b

h e 11·a c h e1·tol ttncl

eYcr

ought m ore,

weet, t h ough her heart migbt be sore,

A ll I fulfi l l d · 1·cry wish o f lter mother's. "' b i l e moclest and meek, h

r belief

trong

And t h a t, a .·he l abor d , wa v r h e r ong, ]l(id ·t · o i l ""iate c i n d L" ant l ashe .

That " t rn t h crnshecl t o cn1·t J 1 " n l wn.y

In th . o

fu l n e

he kept

An<l

b iclcl n c l o' ly e a c l 1 of tim

1·i

re long,

ea ·b tear,

her t rn e worth w ou l < l appear, igh a n c l

f TUg" l e < l on hrn1· 'l y with ne1·er a !' ar.

l ' 1· i n c ' W o1·ld, t o a t t e n d h j tPl'l'e l ia l ba J J . �lnj t y , k i n c l l y a n t l gra i o u s t n l I , J � k i 1 e l l r l w i t h c l C' J l adoration. "'hc•n fl r·t hc• 1 1 • h o l d�, in an ornnge.goltl gow n , T h e b . . u i r i fu l n 1 1 t H I n,-n n t l ::1p i f C' o f t h f ro w n 01 tb<' l l 1rc•c• hnngh t y is i st e 1 ·s , p r 8 1 1 t s hC'l' a c ro w 1 1 , ,\ m l L l 1c· l o f t i<'st p i n · • i n t h e nat ion . At 1

ngth come

ba e ball

under great obl igation · t o ninety-four for

n time w h

1 1 t hey •o t o t h

Jli

fi!I

hnll

lmn l\Iat r is proud of tile b ri l l ia n t Tile si�ter And t he

arc ge n t l e a

pnrti,

"en U c c a n b ,

L i r "'rnml u r ancl beauty;

ubject · al l flock to t he w drlLng t o

The qu en i n

\\' b i l e t h e Prine

fill

a gobl t w it h sparkl i n g w i n ,

Ancl l i lting it high, cric , "To thi

bri<le of lll in c ;

\V h o brnYely a n d pntienUl·· i L n e upon l i n e , Ha

ri'Cll uy 1loing h e r <luty ! "

A D V ERTI SEMENTS.

n idc to the F r

morality. left. ditor

" The on l

A LE-A few copic

bman

Price :

n rr ncler o f your

Tbcrc are only a few ba · k n u mber · o f thi

In fa · t t h

t h i n "' i ·

o f bu 'ine

" �o that n o mor

li bed, the remai n i ng fe'lr copi - are ,. ry lle i rable. early antl a\'Oid the rn h .

n e of

r markable publicatiou

omct h i n "' o f a bac k n u m b r anyway.

are going i n to other k i nd

p i .ritual

ince it

w i ll b

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If you w a n t on , come

N1u1 1e.

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· (from Aroostook).

on ne ", l ; Toleration, t h e cla s w e r

horte t 5 ft., S J .

Free 'VUJ Bap.

quc ·tioned n

ati factory a n wer. coulll not l)

approximate

The ave rage llei.,.ht i

n i tnri:in , 3 ;

2.3 yr.,

nmmary : T ach i n g,

obtainecl i n every c a e , w h e n t h e member

7 ; J n w , G; bu i11e

t o tl1eir

future occnpati

n , l.Jut t h e

, 4;

fol l o w i n g i

of an

medicine, 3; m in i try, 2 ;

re nre l!l R publican , 5 J n cl epenllent , 3 D moc1·at , 2 Prnbibitioni t , and 1

foreign m i

ion , I ; photography, l ; journali m , l ; 11nlleciclecl, 5.

Jndepcnd nt Repul licun in the clru; . Th

4 fe

1 rea,onal>ly u r t l tnt they are en.,.agecl ; 1 report a conditional engagement,

but doe

not .tat<' the conclit ion ·;

while a large number woultl lik The

"''·erog

ev rn l nre

'tnmgely indifterent al>out t h e matter.

t o j o i n the happy four.

ize ot a hat to tit the average hea.l of the ctn

o f a ,h o

t o ft t th

Tile other

wou l d neecl t o bC' 7

foot w o n l d l > e m:u-kecl ; .

t a l i st i c a r C' of . uc h a charact<>r a to rl fy .ummarization.

1 .::; ;

that

B Y FRAT E R N I T I ES .

Delta Kappa Epsilon, Zeta Psi,

Delta

psilon ,

'igma Kappa ( Alpha Chapter ) ,

(Beta Chapter),

Phi Delta Theta,

21 Total ,

1 38

B Y C LA S S E S .

Senior ,

-!O 44

J u n ior , ophom01e , Gentlemen , Ladie. ,

Fre hmen , Gentlemen ,

Ladie ,

18 Total,

1 83 BY S E X .

Ladie

( i n co-educational college ) ,

( i n women's c ollege ) ,

Total,

':1 8

Gentlemen ( i n co-educational college), ( i n men'

college ) ,

Total ,

1 35

7.j

C l a s s of

1 8 91 .

Af6e? p,jze. For hi()'he. t ra nk for the c o u r e ; to Xorm a n L e l ie Ba

ett.

U?iven;il'1 P r i z e . Fo r h i"'h . t ra n k d u ring the , en ior yea r,

�orman Le.lie Ba�,ct t .

be?ior h x f,i b i t i o ? ,

Prize fo r excellence i n c o mp o ition , t o 1 T orm a n Le. l ie Ba

Ho?ora.b I e Me?lio?·

Department of Greek.

ett

Xorm a n Le ·lie l3a. e t t for re ading the A pol

ogy a n d Crito of Plato, anrl the � y m po,i n m o f X e n phon.

Adelbert Farrington Caldwell , for reacting the , ymposium of Xeno ph on . A rt h u r Kenyon Roger , for reading the Alcestis of E u ripides a n d ffi l ipu

Tyra n n u

ophocle

: al o the Apology a n d Crito of Plato.

C l a s s of

1892.

Ju ?ior P r i z e Decl•n;i•tiol] · Gentlemen : Perley Fal l .

First Prize to Stephen .' tark ;

Ladie

Prize to Nellie

First

econd Prize to George

tuart Bakeman ; Second

Prize to G r ace Maria C u m m i n gs .

C l ass of

1 893.

8op�on;iore Prize Decl•n;i•tio?· Gentleme n : to Harry Myle

F i r t Prize to Denni

Con ner .

Ladie :

econd Prize to Grace J\Ia u d

Ernrts Bow m a n ; Second Prize

Fir. t Prize to E m Marion Taylor ·

'oburn .

H o ?o • ot r'1 Ju'2ior p.,.,t,;. Greek

Denni· Ernrt

Bo wman · Latin, Leon Oti.

GloYcr ; French ,

Em M a rion Taylor : Engl is h , Lucia H a. kell Morrill.

C l ass of

1 8 94 .

H a n;i l i '2 P r i z e i; i 9 R, e... o i 9 � . Gen t lemen :

F i r t Prize to Freeland H o w e

rchie :\Tonrood F r o t .

Ladie

econd P.1ize to Grace Clementine

Fir t P r i z e to

J r. ;

econd Prize t o

a d i e Loa n t h a B r o w n ;

ley .

C l ass of

1 895 .

£ 9 tr;i 9 c e P ri z e , F i r t Prize for excellence i n preparation for college to Jo i a h Colby Ba

ett, from th

C'oburn Clas. ical In titutc .

We d n e s d ay , J u l y

1 , 1 891 .

A P PO I N T M E N T S .

CHARLE

WILLI A.. \!" ABBOT

EMEL INE MARBLE FLETC H E R ,

NoR'.\IA ' LE LIE B.>\.

"' ARTHUR KE� YON ROGER

FRE D

ART H U R Trr.LEY \\ AT ON,

FREDERIC LEADB ETTER,

The Loui iana Lottery. 'MITH,

The True Function of the State . Charitie , Emotional and Rational.

ETT,

The Puritan. A

A L L EX

Que tion of Tolerance.

CE,

Vox Populi, non Yox Dei. The Future of Mis ion . Education and the Ballot. 9.

1 0.

CHARLE

T.-\ � LEY PEA E ,

E ow1:"\ C ox R

* Excu ed.

The Political I nfluence o f A lexander Hamilton.

n T EA G

Problem that nee

BAC H E LO R O F A R T S ,

O N T H E M E M B E R S O F T H E G RADUAT I NG C L A S S .

�olntion .

M A S T E R OF A R TS . IN COURSE.

Class of 1 8 8 8 .

Edward Park Barrell, Albiorr Hale Brainard, Bertha Louise Bro w n , H e n ry Fletcher, Solomon Gallert, Benjamin Pliny Holbrook, Carl Edward Holbrook, H a ttie Edith Merrill, .John Abisha. Shaw, Royal Jeremiah Tilton ,

Ol!T OF CO OR E.

Cla s of 1 8 7 7 .

Charle

Denni on timith,

Franci

Fremont 'Vhittier,

1 88 1 .

Ezra Elmer Mci ntire,

1 8 8 4.

John Ryder 'Vellington,

1 886.

rathaniel Han com Cro by Charle

1 887.

Carroll Richard on,

H O N O R A RY D EG R E E S . i\ I A . TER O F ART .

Charles Benton Tu rner.

Fannie Eliot H all , DOCTOR O F D rv L " I T Y .

\V illiam R a iney Harper. DOCTO& OF

LAW .

George Freeman Emery.

J � n e 30. 1 8 91 .

EXE

l...J T I V E

M M I TT E E .

Pre ident,

DA1TJD "T · PAR

Yice-Pre ident,

ALFR 1m B. CorT L E .

Lr:rnoN L. Dt:: :\-n nr .

Mar bal,

GEO!tGE A GORH.L\L

Toa. t i\1a tcr, O M M I TT E E

ODE

Adelbert F. Caldwell,

h a rle Edff i n

F . Leadbetter,

. Teague. FF lCERS.

C LA S

George R . Campbell ,

}lch·in Fletcher,

A rchibald } 1 . D ic k .

AT T H E

l l t: RC l l .

:\l "'l '.

C' .

Prayer,

. P 1-:A ·c .

:\ l l-5 1 C .

Oration- Patrioti ·m W h at an<l W h y :· · . in aing of

Poem,

'la

Vila est meditalio v itae."

·s

C . F . LE.cl. D B ETTER.

Ode. .

H i tory,

:uv · 1 t<O

A. F.

·.

CAT.D WELL.

L. IL LEY.

U:>I

TUE CA)l l'US. ::uu re.

A. T. \VAT ox .

Prayer,

F. W. JoHx ·ox.

Prophecy, Pipe Ode. moking Pipe of Peace. MC' IC.

Addre

L. P.

to 1:ndcrgraduate, ,

Tl.i HTE Y

NT.

�'c\ liEW E L L O D E.-A i r, "The <Jn) y's W : t rn i ng." \Ve

h a l l soon

l>e gone FOl'e'"'"

ev �.l". ot l'e t l ess trite. T h ough w e leanJ o n r ! L i ma matur, Y e t h r na,me w e ' l l e ,·e1· love. JI For h e r tum � h a J l grow till greater, .A · t h e c o m i n g year w i l l pro,· . II

tic

F:tr a way from eo l l eg

Face

Colle"

thi

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l ife ;

we now m u st

worhl

r,.icnd · and hope· may oft <lecei,·e U", In the yefL1· t ha t a r t o come, Bnt t h ere' one tbing ue'el' w i l l l eave u , 'Ti our l o n J !Or '91 . Thougl1 th · n t i · t of yca.1-- en shrnucl her, 'rhough we'i:e ·cattered far a.n rl \\"i 1 , II Naugl1t (·an e'er clefa.mc, I eC'loncl he1', \\ h o l t :L. b en oar joy anrl pride. fl

Part i ng A<ldres ·,

-'JU.'[ .

Cheering the H alls.

A. H .

C 1 1 1 r.,1 A ); .

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Pre i<le n t .

o :vr :v r r T T E E

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T C R T E Y .\ N T .

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r. t a r- h a l ,

H. F.

K.\r,r.orH.

B. XrrnoLs,

MUSIC.

P ra y e r .

\Y . N. DoxoYAN. Cla, s Ode . STEPU EY STARK.

Oration-The .!Hi ·sion of the Sm aller College. JIU.:.' JC.

G . C . S H E L l lO ::-f .

Poem-Legend of Acre He. )I

' IC .

G . A . A x mu:w · .

H istory,

) J t: · r e . A warding of Prize , Ci,·ilized Cowboy-C.

H. K. KAJ, J.OCJ I .

E. Co1rnx .

Pistol anti Cigare t t e .

O u r , tar Fir ·t Ba e m a n - \\ . L. Box x 1 n- .

Fa n .

' 9 2's Embryo Meis-onier - U . A . A ndrew . Mr . Barne

Crayo n .

":\lr. Ba rnes

of Aroostook-C. P. Barnes.

Wol f i n Sheep's Clothing - f l . Lo1·er of I niq 1 1 i l y-F.

l3. Nr

PIERC E .

Bottle .

IlOL .

Cake .

Pet of the Facul t y - W . �. Do::-;oY.\ X .

\\' ooden Leg.

of ' !) J .

I i Togam \'irilem V e titu ri-Clas

qu irt gu n .

O D E TO C O LBY.

ep a n d kec 1 1 , as · e m l 1 l e

U'ith gra.t " f u l d �vot i o n , .roy thrillin� t l

Thy

u l>j ct

o l hy, o u r ( J u

•en .

.\ · c111ble to pra· To l i o n

tbe ,

r t lw stalely

way,

Yowing t o . crn! t l lec

Forever aud for ay . Uur II r L r t

A 11d \\"

na,·e

a n <! our

1wai- cl tile

n o w ge n t l e

of N e w York . '

YOie of y

•·

overeign,

t o wa n l t h e i r . u u - 1\ i ng On t he w i l l we 'V<'r l e a n , (J ra 1 1 t L I t· h y HL\'01', 0 ol lJy, our Quee n . 1 J r i 1 1 g one tl"ibute m o rn .

,\ s flo w e r

BAPTIST C H U RC H , MAY 7 , 1 83 1 .

PROG R A l\l M E . The

' h ipping Bill ,

O u r "·ort

M illiken .

J £. -<E H . OGJ 1rn.

Foes,

Jo E L

•

u rt i. .

1 .0 nr .

Boye. on .

Brier Ro'e. L H.\ Federal

Election B i l l ,

r)Dl l > G " .

pooner.

:\ J.B L ftT H . Bll' K M O H I. .

\ ' a l u e o . a Littil· , i · ter's Lo,·e. G n .\ Eulogy on .'enator Beck,

Kellogg.

:M . ( 'om · n > . I ngall .

rnG E 0 . � )l t T J L .

Page.

A �ol<lier of the E m pire, E Y .\ :\" G l" L J > E

TA Y L n.

( · u rt i .

Dedication of "·a:h i n ton �Iemoria l A rc h ,

H .\ H R Y

�1 .

( ) :\" :\" C l{'-.

C'u m m ina,.

O n RemoYnl of Gen . G ra n t " · Rem ain ,

D E > .' 1 :': E . B \\' )I. .\ >".

E x t ract. from .'peech

n the

J n galk

ih·er B il l ,

C Y RC- F.

T D! O :\" .

Fir:;t prizes t o Denn ii: E . Bo,rnian ti nd E rn n geline Taylor . . econd pri ze. to

H an y

�1.

'on ner, a nd

G ra ce

i\ I .

ohu r n .

BAPTIST C H U R C H , M A Y 2 7 , 1 89 1 .

Contest for H am l i n Prizes.

The Monster Can non ,

Hugo.

H ERBERT L. W1uTMA.i.".

u m mer

to rm ,

Lowell. '' J J . LIAJ\l

Capta i n ' s

E. G R E E X E .

The

H o w the Old Horse Won the Bet ,

\Y ill, G 1u E

\;v bittier.

C . IT.. LEY.

Hol mes.

Av1>TrN H. EYAX, . 5. G.

JA<'OB K T, E l J\ J-lANc, J R , The

to1rn w a y ,

'W r LL l cD!

The Sioux Chief

The Editor·

Scott .

' • Th e Comba t , " from L a d y of t h e Lake,

Da u g h ter, A DI E

Gue t ,

Anon . B . T 'THILJ..

L . B nowx.

,Joaquin M iller.

Carleton.

FRANK L. A M E . . P h elps.

ele<.:tion from ".Jack "

AR HJE ='l. FROl'T.

1 0 . A BraYc Boy ,

Anon. MATT I E

1 1.

. MESER Y E .

election from Zoroa ter,

VI'ALTER F.

KENTU ' K .

C ra w ford. 0. borne.

1 2 . The M i. er htly P u n i ·bed, F R E E J,A.:-< D HowE, J R .

First prize

t o Freeland H o w , .J r. , and Sadie L. Bro ll' n .

, econd prize. t o

rchie N . F r o t , a n d Grace

. I I ley .

BAPTIST C H U R C H , J U N E 2 9 , 1 89 1 .

@:x�ibiti0B.

A Plea for an A merican

mcrica,

'V L'ff H ED N. Do.xoYAN . HA RR Y L. PIERCE.

The Railw ay Que tion, Bribeuf-The I ron J e uit, l'he Aboli hment of the J ury

GEORG E P. FALL.

ystem,

'"' G 1::R T RUTJE L . R A

Lucrezia Borgia O f .?in ( An E

Light for Darke t England

'TEPHE::-f

Legend of the Mado n n a ,

D.L� l E L G .

*Excu ell .

tepben

tark an cl �ellie

to Georae P . Fall a n d Grace

BAPTIST C H U R C H , MARCH1 1 1 , 1 89 2 ·

@1 C:I9i0J?

TAHK.

DORA F . KNIGHT.

A Glimp e of \'ictor H u cro ,

Fir�t Prize · to

DALL.

GRA E �I. C 1.an1 1 .·G .

a y after the Baconian �Ioclel),

econd Prize

. BAKEMA::-f.

� ELLIE

.Mt "·-ox .

. Bakem a n .

M . Cumming

{®J?ize ®eb<::1 t e.

Q c E TJOX : -Rc ·olwcl that Independence i n A meric an l 'ol it ic

Preferable t o Party Allegiance.

X l:: G .� T l Y .E .

A FFIR�ATIY E .

C h a rles F . Fa u·bro t her , D. Jacque Gallert,

Denni

E . Bow m a n .

George 0 .

mith ,

X a b n m l\J . ·w i n�,

C yru

F . � t im on.

P r i ze s A wa r d e d to M e m b e rs of t h e A ff i r m a t i v e .

®0Ibi e 9 ®i® t@Gbli®Qil(g �8>®0@i<:Iti 0B. O F F ICERS.

c . I-I .

and l\Ianager,

Pre iclent

R EY NO LD ' ' 9 2 .

H . i\L

\-ice-P resiclen t ,

ecretary, Trea urer,

C. H .

CoYXERs, ' 9 3 . H.

OomR,

'93.

Tl"RTEYANT ' 9 2 .

T. B . N r HOLs, ' 9 2 .

Fir. t Auditor,

A . H . B ICK M ORE, ' 9 3 .

econd A u ditor

Third Auditor,

. A. B R f,EIGII , ' 9 4 .

-· ��·-�· T H B C O L E � P U BLI S H E D B l -W E E K LY, D U R I N G T H E C O L L E G I A T E YEAR B Y THE

G .rnuca:

A R D OF

\\'.

1 u n 1.v;

ST U D E N T S .

E D I TO R S .

1 ;> 0 1rn , ' !L ,

Editor- in-Chief.

i t a n t C hi e f.

C 'o T T E X , ' 9 2 , A.

Ex H A x o r:: s .

LJTEl1 A R Y . J O .E l . B .

Dr.: 1\ x 1

J.OC 'L'lf , ' 9 3 .

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E. Bo1n1., x, ' 9 3 .

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O i:o n c : r .

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l '- 9 2 .

Pre ident, Yice-Pre ident, Corre ponding ecretary, Recording ecretary, Trea urer,

A. G. H 'RD.

c. �.

P ERKlX .

G. 0 .

M ITH.

\Y. B . Tl:THILL. F. \\ . P.\.DELFORD.

C O M M I TT E E S . Devot iona l .

C. � . PER K I XS,

T. H. K I XX E Y .

M embers h i p .

E. H .

R. x

TOYER

M I L LETT,

A. H . EY.\X .

M i ss i o n a ry .

T.\.R K ,

J . B. Genera l

G. P. FALL,

G. H . D.

C)f ,

D. W .

L' A :\101.' IU:

J n t e r;:,ol legia t e . H . L. PI ERCE.

A. G . H i; RD,

K rnBAL L .

R e l i g i o u s Work .

\ \ . E. LoMn.um.

\V . X.

Doxon :\ .

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Pre ident, Yice-Pre ident, Corresponding ecretary, Recording ecretary, Trea urer,

'9 2 - ' 9 3 . G. 0

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PADELFO !l D . F. BR LL'i"T .

D . \\'. K rn B A LL.

COM M ITTEES.

W o rk

W. E. Lo�IBARD,

for N e 'v

F. rvl e m

R. �.

J n.LETT,

Students.

BRYAXT. e r s h .i p .

H. L. \\'nIT::UA.N,

D . T. H ARTHORNE.

F. 0. "

ELCH.

Rel igio u s M: ee t i n gs.

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KD.">EY,

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L. 0. Gr.OYER ,

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A . H. E"•AX .

n a r,y .

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.MARY E .

Corre ponding 'ecretary Recording

PEAR .

K A. T H A R I � 'E B E R R Y . l.L\ T UA R I X E \Y. HOBB:<.

ecretary,

Axxr n

Trea urer,

M . R rr H A R D o ·.

O M M I T T E E8.

LOR.\ G .

M i s s i o n ary.

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A :-: x r n E . :'.1 1 J:: R HI LL.

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C. J. Ross. H . T. j O l< D AN . Asst. Bus.

Mgr.

S1Â·ARK. WnLLI NGTON HoucK1Ns. W. N. DONOVAN, Chief. M. Wl!'IG.

'92

. A . ANDl<IIWS. 1-1. K. KALLOCH. . E. Co 1 1 IN, 1 Bus. Mgr.

O RA C L E B O A RD .

D. J . GA1.LrmT.

w . E.

LOMllARD. J. B. SLOCUMB.

OFF ICERS.

Co1 r n

·, '92.

Presiden t ,

C H ARLES E .

\ ice-Pre ident,

H A RRY T. JORDAN, ' 9 3 .

Secretary,

T HO)! Al' A . PoLI. ARD, ' 9 4 .

Trea urer,

A T.BERT H . BrCK)IORE, ' 9 3 .

�··� T HE C OL B Y

O EA C L B. �- ·�

P U B L I S H E D A N N U A L LY BY T H E O R A C L E A S S O C I A T I O N .

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G lff<'llELL.

DAI LI ES. n o ton Jou rnal, Bo ton

Ea t e rn Argu',

I I eralcl

Biddeford Ew n i n g; Time ,

Bo ton Globe,

Kennebec Journal

B a n gor Daily �ew ,

Le\\' iston Journal ,

E n� n i n g Ex pre · ,

Portla n d AdYerti ·er

W E E K LI ES. H a rper's Weekly

Port l a n d Tran. cript ,

Frank Le. lie'

Bangor Commercia l ,

.:'\a tion ,

Aroo took Time ,

.J udge,

Ea tport

Puck,

'Vaten· i l l c .._' en tinel,

e n t i n e! ,

•

cientific American .

W a tcrdlle Mail

•

tan dard, ( C h icago ) ,

Fa irfield Jou rn a l ,

Oro,·ille Regil'tcr.

om er ct Reporter.

Port lan l Herald,

Ellsworth A merica n , !)3

Courier G z t te

B o t o n Weekly Po t , Youth .

I nde pen de n t

Fore

and

Companion,

Herald and B.ecord

tream ,

(Dam-

ariscotta)

' oice,

Go pel Banner,

\\'atchman .

chool Time

Z ion's Herald

u nday

Zion'

h ri t ian Leader.

A<l\'ocate,

M O N T H L I ES . ' H arper ,

Bapti t Teacher,

l\I i . ionary :\1ao-azine,

\\Âˇorker, Yermont Rap t i t ,

Roche. ter Bapti t 1\Ionthly

! 1 -l

E V\T S PA P E R M E N . 0 . L . Hall ,- 1 1 ale1·ville Sentinel. G . W . Singer,-Lewiston Jo u m al.

A . C. Wat on, - Pol'tland Express.

C. \,\ .

E. Cohe11 ,-Po r1la11 d Pre s .

"N.

D o n o rn n , -

aterville .iJlu il, L e w iston Jo u rllfl(.

' . D. Graves, -Ba n g o r l{cws, Portland A rg u s . D . J . Gallert,-New Yo rl.: Wo rld, Boston Globe.

Vl . L. Bonney,-.4 1 1 b u rn Gazelle. E. H StoYer, C.

(

Reynolds,

ub titute. ) ( Honorary.)

D RA "N I AT I O (?) R E PO RT E R S (? ?)

F . B.

X ichols, - Pe m w z u icl �Iesse n g e r .

\r el l i n g to n

Hodgkin ,-Ell. worth

n crrn.

' . \\'. Pi0rte,-Ne w Engla n d G 1·cc r. H . T . .Tordan , - O:rfn rcl F . T . John o n , -

Den1 oc1·at.

Win. low

Ho rnet.

' A . B u rleigh ,- T\em11'bec Ya lley News. Reporter w he n there is a chance t o b u m , Charle

E (scape from paying) Cohen.

!J.)

S o c i ety :1 1 r

V o raci o u s

::, 1 1 1 it 1 t · �. 'orncr Ehn ancl

Rarne· , ·92. L. Bon ney, · 9 2 . \\· . l'i . Dono,·ar1 . · \:J 2 , H . F . Kalloch " !J 2 . E. F. . good, · n . P.

T h eo l o g i a n s . Temple 'treet:>.

F. \\". Padelford "9-L

9 -! . R . K . Bearce, '95 . F. Bryant, ' 9 5 . \\". L . Gray, '95. · H . P. Ford, ' 95 . H . lleynold-, 9 2 . . H . Han on, · 9 - . H . E . Wad-worth ·n. J . H . Hedma n , '95. E . F. C.:urfr, · u 3 . A . J ordan, '95. G . 0 . m i th , · 93_ \\ . B . Xa h ·95_ X . ;\1 . \\"ing, "93. H. \\-. Xichol , ' 5 . F. Howe, · g . L H . F. \\"atkin� · 9 5 _ G . H . D . L. Amoureux , · 9 ..J: . H . W . O�o-ood "9..J:. \\· .

Y. AL \\'hitm a o ,

A s s oc i a t i o n of A e s t h e t i c A s s i m i l ators . :\I r ·. M a rston';-, Main

tl'C t.

H . K . Kalloch , ' 9 2 .

D. E. Bo w m a n , '93.

G . A . H ubbard, ' 9 4 .

�ichols, ' 9 2 .

. A . Burleigh , ' V-! .

C . E . Cohe n , '92. H.

Con ner , ' 9 3 .

J . B . Alexander, ' 9 -! .

0 . L . H al l , ' 9 3 . S. D.

Graye

H . D . McLell a n ,

, '93.

A . H . Evan , '94 .

C . \V . Pierce, ' 9 4 .

'!)5.

P. M. Ward, ' !:J .5 .

K n i g h ts of t h e K n i fe a n d Fo r k .

: U 1 ·•

\V.

inger,

At wootl's,

:\Ctlill Street.

' 92.

H u rd, ' 0 2 .

H . L . Pierce,

'9i.

H. L. W hitman, ' 9 4 .

F . T . J o h n o n , '92.

E . C . Clark, '9.f .

T. A .

L. 0 . Glover, '93. R.

ill .

::'\ I illett, ' 9 3 .

I. C. H i ()'h t , ' 93 .

,V. E.

Lombard,

J. S . L y n c h , ' !) 4 . T . H . K i n ney, ' 9 4 .

Pollard, '94 .

'95 . '95.

A . W . S n are,

A. H.

'93.

T . La n e ,

W . Jack. on, · 9 .- .

M e rry M a sticators . M r'. l l n l lcr' ,

o l l egc

\V. B. A n d re w s , ' 9 :2 .

G . A . Andrews, ' 9 2 . E.

tover,

92.

t rect.

C . F . Fairbrother, · 9 3 _ C.

l�crk ins, ' 9 3 .

F . E . R u sell, ' ! J 3 .

G . P . Fall, ' 9 2 .

A . Robi n son , ' 9 3 .

L . Herrick, ' 9 2 .

J. B . Sloc u m , · 9 3 ,

. A . )frrrill , ' 9 2 .

C. )I .

� turteva n t , ' 9 2 .

' . Getchell, ' 9 3 .

A . L . B l a nc h ard,

D . W . K i m ball, ' 9 4 . J. Klei n h an. , H . L.

'94 .

'04.

prinO'er, ' 9 4.

D i ffe r e n t i ated D e stroye r s of D a i n t i e s . 1\Ir . Low' .

c. J . Ro

H . Pratt, ' 9 4 . Merritt, ' 9 4 . R ' . Jewett , ' 9 5 . ,V . A . Harthorne, 9 5 . J. A . Fergu on,"' 9 0 . H . T. Rigg '95. F. E . Nonis ' 9 5 . E.

'92.

P. Neal, ' 9 3 . E . L . Nichol , ' 9 3 . W. H odgk i n , ' 9 3 . J. T. Coleman, ' 9 4 . F. L . Ame , ' 9 4 . A . H . Berry, ' 9 4 ,

C. E.

V. C.

� p <'in l .

E n e mies Mr

f lc1·s

. E. Towne, "!)4. R. l\'I . Mahlman ""' '94 . J.

'94.

Totman,

of ,

E d i b l e s.

oil

treet . •

R. Robin on, • 9 5 . Tuthill, ' 9 4 .

" . B.

Black,

'94 .

The re. t o f the tudent body are fed from ources nried and numer ou. a. re.ta u ra n t , t he Elmwo , and i\Iurray' , etc. . p<'rin l .

O F F I C E R S FOR

1 892.

Pre,idcn ,

0 . .' ll TT I L

G . \\'. H o x rn .

Yice - P rc,.idcn t , ecretary a ntl Trca. 1 1 rcr

1 t Director,

I I . H . \ :-> � � .

. E.

ohcn. True.

2 d Director,

H . L.

3d D i rector,

J. Kle i n b a n � .

4th Director,

" . R . Robi n so n .

M A S T ER O F C E R E M O N I E S .

C' . E.

oh c n .

]()O

M A STER OF CEREMONIES.

Teague.

REFEREE.

A . J. Robert . JUDG E S .

E. T. W yman .

heridan Pl'li ted, TIMEKEEPER.

J. Goodridge. STA RTER.

A. F. Dru m m ond.

IOI

®fyir>tee9th ftt?QC:H:d <r.ield i®<:ItJ. T rotti n g P a r k , J u n e

1 9, 1 891 .

HU R D L E R A C E .

( l ·�o ynrd · 6 llurclle '.)

Tic between nail aa<l I f i cr!J t .

ceo1Hl .

P U TT L "V G

T E R '9 1 , F i r ·t.

SHOT.

PERKL�

ecoad .

ox,

econ cl.

�(JY E . ,

coac l .

W H I T �1A�.

econcl.

LY X

ec 11<.1 .

L E .U J n ETTER.

econcl .

3 2 fe t . R u:\ :X I X G I I I G T I JT :[ P .

H A LL.

First.

:'>fRi RD,

TIM

C N,

Fir 't .

Fir t .

i n c ht• .

T C L E R ACE,

m i n ute�,

PO L E

Y A. R DS 11

( l >li l le . )

,;5 'CCOIHl .. t" LT.

s re t , .; I-'? J OO

H .:\ L L , Fir t .

' T D!

4 feet,

incbc�.

DASll.

eeontl .

T I I R O W I N G ll A H M E R .

l - U G H T , FLr t .

ii f et. l )2

THIRTY YA.RDS HOP.

LYN C H , First .

" E A L , Second.

6 secon Is. STANDING H I G H JUMP.

RALL, Firt

feet,

S T I MSON, Second.

5 3-4 inclle .

THROTI"'ING B A. S E B A L L .

S T E R , ·9 1 , F i r t .

2i9

E, Seconcl.

feet.

RUNNING B R O A D J U M P .

F A I R BROTH E R , F i r st ,

1 6 feet. 4 3-4

H A L L , Second. inche

T H R E E I,EGGED R A C E .

H A L L .\ X D H I G H T , Fis t,

O G I E R "\ND STIM

O N , Second.

econds.

POTATO R A CE .

L E A D B ET T E R . J'' ir t .

L Y N C H , Second.

n o 1•,

H A L L . F i r>< t .

S T E P A N D J "{J M P.

feet,

F A I R B R O T H E R , Second. inches.

STANDING BROAD J "U HP.

L E A D B ET T E R , F i r. t .

F O T E R , ·9 1 , Second. feet.

O B ST ..\ C I, E

RAC E .

STIMSON.

N E A L , F i t\ t . la · · cup won by '!!::;.

nest i n cl i Y itlnal record "·on by 0. L. H a l l , '93,

1 03

ecou c l .

E Y EXTS.

Cary, Princeton .

D a h,

2 20- ya rd

Da h ,

2 1 3-4

ec .

44 0 -ya rd D a h ,

49 1 - 2

cc.

One-Mile R u n , 1 20-yard

C I U. .M P I O X .

RE<'O R D .

1 00 - yard

ec .

4 min . 29

H u rdle,

1 5 .J - 5

ary, Princeton. hattuck,

.J -5 ·ec .

ec.

6 feet .

R u n n i o <>' Broad J u m p ,

2 2 ft.

Pole Yault,

1 0 ft . , 7 1 - 2 i n .

Putting

1 G lb.

hot,

4 0 ft.

1 1 1 - -� i n .

R E OR D .

2 2 0-yard

Da h ,

ec .

·!4 0 -yard

Da h .

ec .

5 min.,

1 2 0 - ym·d

l G 3-5

H i gh Jump,

Hunnino- Broad J u m p Pole Yault,

Pu t ti n g 1 G l b .

H ..\. M P IO � .

! -2 .

ec.

fJ ft . . 1 i n .

I ' ft . , -! 1 - 2 i n .

ft . , 5 1 - 2 i n . hot,

T hro w i ng 16 lb. H ammer,

Hop, . ' tep, a n d J u mp, Thro\\·ing Ba e Ball

3 :l ft.

77 .J.l

F in l a y , H a r Y ard .

ec .

One-Mile R u n , Running

olumbi a .

'oxc, Yale.

9 1 -2 in.

Da h ,

�! a pe ,

Ryder, Yale .

1 0 7 ft . , 7 1 - 2 i n .

1 00-yard

H u rdle,

W il liam , Yale. Feari n<>', Han· a rd .

R u n n i n <>' H igh J u m p ,

Throwin"' 16 lb. Hammer.

A m her. t .

\\'ell , A m he

.herill

'90.

tim on, "93. H i� h t . ' 9 3 .

1 -2 in.

3 1 -! ft . , - in .

1 0-1-

Tra k , ' 8 0 .

F o ter, ' 9 1 .

ft .

fl . ,

B ,· e r a o-e, '

Emerson, · ,I . Larrabee , '

1 .

L11st

year wa

T w o college

memorable

one iu

claimed tlle cllampion hl p

o,·er hotlJ Bates a n d Colby grou nds . league w itlt Maine State College. a bi l i ty a

hase

Pen n a n t

hal l .

today float

Colby and Bowdoin refused to e n ter a

Tllis wa

from no lack of re pect for the i r

b a ll player , but o n a c c o u n t of pecun iary reason. a n d t l t e d i ta.nee The Bates ancl M .

. C. m a n

., c l a i .1Jli n g that tbei r league ·was the Maine

State Col

of OroL1o from B r u n wick and ager

Maine I ntercollegiate

o f the ·tate.

Waterville.

then witltclrew f r o m t h e meeting a n d in a s h o r t t i m e formecl a league

of Bate

and M . S .

lege League ; a n d today a beautiful banner float scribed w i t lt tlle ·e "·ord ·

OYer th · Bate · campu · , 111-

" C hampion · of the :rvia i n e

tate College Leag u e . "

Whether or not t h e y _.,·ere e n t i tled to that nam e w a s argued bitterly euouglt la t yea r .

It i

s u fficient to

ay tllat heretofore the league has had n o con

i:;titution Ol' by-l a ·w s , a n d t h a t each year by Yoluntary consent t he manager haYe met a n d arranged game_.

B owdoin a n d Colby would certa i n ly

eem

t o consti t u t e the league when w e con ·ider tltat Bo,,·doin a n d Colby ha\rc b en i n tlte league co nt in uou ly s i nce it Biites a n d M. S. C . ha ur b o y

'rnrJ;;:ecl hard a n d

about Colby luck.

i n c e p t i o n , w h i l e the partidpation of

been i n termittent a n d teacl i l y .

pa m oc l i c .

T h e r e i s a l w a y s plenty of t a l k

B u t Colby l uck may be reduced r i g l t t b a c k t o c o n s · ien

tions practicing a n d ha.rel work .

O u r tir t league game w a · won w i tlt

r u ::: l 1 , batting the pitcher out o f the box ; but when we met Bowdoin ou their 0•1·11

grou n d

t h ey co m plet ely t n r n ecl

t h e tab le s o n u .

T il e

11ext g ame

H e pr o ved a p u zzle to onr 1 oy . 'Vben " met the u e w i n "· i n n i ng t w o ga m e "

B o " · l o i n triecl a ue,,· left-banded p it ch er . a nc l Bowdoin

urceeclecl

p iLcher aga i n w e knew m o r e about left-bancler

a n d ''"on by a score o f 1-1 t o 4 .

B u t a t t h i s p o i n t trouble a T o

Bo"-doin through her 0\\"11

failed t o prodde an u m p i r e .

olby , in acconlance w i th

ne<>'lect had

an old e · t abli heel

r u le o f the N a t i o n al League, clai med the r ight to clloose a n u m p i r e . d o i n yiPldrcl h u t protested t h e gam e . Young of the N a tional League.

lii

The c a s e w a

tlecioion affirmed Colby'· cla i m .

T h e u e x t "' a m e w a. t h e mo t exc i t i ng g a m e o f t h e and wa

Bow

fi n a l l y a p p e a l cl to Pre:'t

t i e d w it h Bowdoin for t h e Champioushi p .

o tr t h e t i c ;r a m e a t Lewi ton , b u t on t h e appointed clay

a n c l L hc game "·a · cleclarecl forfeited to Colby . 105

ea on .

Colby w o n

B o w d o i n agreed t o p l a y h

f a i l e d to

·om ,

W itho11L c l c l a y

c hampiou - ·o-cal led-ancl dc m ol

olby fac d the Bate

i heel th i r claim 20- l G .

defeated b th t e a m . oS t h

T fa d ng won the pen n a n t in our own lcaO'ue and o th er leagu

p i on h i p o f tbc Mame colle"e

for l 9 1 .

we thi nk w ..

fa irly claim the c ham

olby owes m u · h o f ber p o i t i o n l a t year to the o f Chipman and the careful coa ·hing and tra i n i n a of

o f all i

·h

a 1 1<1 t hen r i p

i n lel ted to C o lby pluck, nc,- r le f at for a n w ·trnggle.

1 06

kUUul management

apt . Par ·on

I till th

; ht1 t most

la t man i

out ;

V. M. W t t tT M A N , p.

. L. H A t.L,

F. B. PutltNcÂ·roN, Scorer. F. B. NtCllOLS, Mgr . I'. LATl.tt', I. f. G. W. HoxtE, 2b. H. F. KALL.OCH, r. f. C. P. 13AllNn:s, p. C. H W . ' L . Ho NN n:v, 1b. (Cnpl . ) C. E. PulltNGTON, p. . . Rn:vN01.o" c. J-1. W . ]Al KSON, S. s. W. E. LOMBARD, 3b .

F . B. NICH OLS.

Pre iclent and M anager,

s. D . G RAVE .

'ecretary, G.

Trea. urer,

Second Di.rector,

ANDHEW

U n i v e rs i ty Team for I

p R Dl TO N , G. ·w. H o x r n , F . s. LATLIP, ff -w. JA.<'K ON,

l\l . Co::-'NER

.JAf'Oil K L EJNHAN

Thi.rd Director,

IV . B. A N DRE\\'

First Director,

1 89 2 .

Box:-< E Y , Captain .

REYNOLD ,

'. H .

l st B .

3d B.

H . F. K A LLOCJI,

. S.

'\T .

H A LL ,

B . l A H,

c. L. F. R. F .

C. F .

Y. )I. 'VJI J TM A N , P . . Second N i ne .

\V. E . Lo)I B A RD,

II. ",. · :\1 l W LS ,

.Jun:N

apta in

J A on K r. E J N H A N

"r ·

] t B.

I I . T. JORDAN,

2d B .

Y . C Tonr. -1. x .

:1d B .

H . T . IV A T K I X

H EU.\1 A N ,

! Ui

c. S. L.F.

OsGOOD,

R . F.

. l J lG l l T ,

.F.

Senior N i n e.

.H .

1 t B.

F. K A r.Lo ' H , Captain,

c . !-' . TI.\ R"XE!', \V . N. Do::"OYAN, W". L . BONN E Y ,

c . H . R EYNOLD '

P. 2d B . 3d B .

H . K . KA LLO H ,

c. J.

T U R T EYANT,

c. L. F.

1\I ER R T LL,

R. F.

Ro_. ,

C. F.

J u nior N i ne.

0 . L . H A T.I., Captain , H . L. T H U E ,

P1mKrn. ,

I I.

13 .

J . H.

t B.

\Y . E. LOM B A I W ,

H. T . .Jom > A N ,

3d B .

M . CoxxER.

L F.

. H ro HT ,

OornR, N . 1'I r r.r, ETT,

R F. .F.

S o p h o m o re N i n e . G. \r. l\I . \\T HJ T M A X ,

V\r . I l ox r n ,

aptain , P.

JA OB KT.EI "HAN. '

P . s . M E R R I LL.

1 t B.

H. \\ . 0 GO D ,

L . F.

F . B . P UR I NTO

2d B.

ToT :'.l A N ,

R.F.

3d B

W . B.

. L A T L L P,

•,

N o n.. ,

Fres h ma n N i n e .

\\ . H . \\".

::\'JC'HOL�,

H. T . \\'.\ T K I N' , ,

' . E . P lfR I :-; T N' ,

H . \\'. JA

KSO

1 t B.

B . NA,H, Captain, P. 2d B. 3d B . . s.

\V .

E . Nonu,

BRYA T,

F. TCTP E R ,

C . F.

F1r no

1 (l8

L . F.

J Olli'\' H E D.ll A"N'

R . F.

Colby Y

•

Presumpscott

Colby Y

•

Portland a t Waten·ille,

at \Vaterville,

Colby v . Portland at Portland, Colby Y

Colby Y

•

Lewi ton at \Yaterville,

•

Lewiston at Lewiston,

20 - 1 0 5-� 2 1 -8

Bowdoin at Bru n wick ,

l\Iay

1 3,

5-23

l\Iay

23,

8-0

t . Joh n at St. J oh n ,

l\Iay

25,

1 5- 4

S t . J o h n at St. Joh n ,

1\Iay

25,

1 9- 6

1\Iay

27'

28-4

J u ne

7- 1 2

Colby v . Maine

tate

' ollege at Bangor,

'olby v . Bowdoin at \Vaterville,

-:.'Colby Y

7-3 1

lay

Colby v .

> :-

1 6- 23

•

April 2 2 , A p ril 2 9 ,

fay

;,, 'olby Y!'. Bowdoin at Brunswick, 'olby v

0-5

May

"'Colby '" . Bowdoin a t \·Vaten·ille, ;.' Colby Y

April 1 6 ,

Bo' doin at Bru n wick,

J u ne

1 4-4

Bowdoin at Waterville,

J u ne

1 0,

1 2- 1 1

( 1 0 i n n ing .)

>:-Colby vs. Bowdoin at Lewi ton,

June

1 4,

r Forf(' i t e d . )

Colby v . Bate at Lewi ton ,

June

Colby v . A l u m n i at \\ aterville,

J u ne

30,

·::- olby v

• .

Games marked * are champion hip g a m e .

! OH

9-0

20- l 6 1 0- 4

E . H . STOYER, '92 .

Pre ident,

G. 0. S).(ITH, '93 .

Yice.Pre ident,

G. H. D. L'AMOURE x

Trea urer,

'94.

DIRE C T O R S .

G . A. Andrew

I. A . Pollard, 9 4 .

C. �. Perkin , ' 9 3 ,

'92,

N I N ET Y- O N E

C H A M P I O N S.

S i ngl es.

1 st , G . H.

2d,

toddard, 9 1 ,

' . .1\Iegquier, ' 9 1 .

D o u b l es.

] t,

2d, Xicbol , · 9 2 , and A ndrew , 9 2 .

toddard ' 9 1 , a nd �le?:quier, · 9 1 .

LoRA G . C

Pre ident

llt:.\IL.'\ G ' .

KATH ERITE W. HoBB "

ire-Pre-ident,

' LARA G. J o � E .

Secretary and Trea urer

T O U R ?X A M E N T

1 8 91 .

Katherine Berry.

Fir t Prize,

acliE' L. B ro w n .

econd Prize,

l i t)

C. F . STJMSON , C.

i&.

L. G RAv , Ocum, 93' H . P. Foirn, 95· · ' . F. Row1.11v, . I. C. H1cH 9 . T W ATK I N S, 95 . C. F. FArnm10T1-1&11, 93. S. R . RomNSON, 95. .c. E. Pu111NTON , 95. C. W . Prn11c11, 9 4 . T'l! R K I N S , 93. E. P. NllAL, 93. A. }Ol!DAN, 95 s. H. HANSON, 95· J. S. L VNG l l , 94· ·

{- �

M'anngc{v.

';4

Pre ident.

OGIER.

D . E. BOWMAN.

Vice- Pre ident,

J. B. ALEXANDER.

ecrE:tary a nd Trea u rer, DIRECTORS.

H. T. JORDA .,

F. BRYANT.

c . w. PIERCE,

COLLEGE ELEVEN. S . R . Ronlli ON, '95,

apta in.

F o rward s ,

Right End. E. P.

Left End, A . JORDAN, '95,

rEAL, '93,

Right Tackle, C.

PERKL'\' , '93,

Right Guard, W . F. ROWLEY, 9 4 , Centre,

Left Tackle, W. L. GRAY, ' 9 5 . Left Guard,

I . C. HIGHT, ' 9 3 .

C . W. P I E RCE, 94.

Qu arter Bac k .

. LYXCH , "94.

Half

Bac k s .

Left,

Right, C. F . STIM.O�, ' 9 3 , Fu l l

H. T. W ATKI:N

'95.

Bac k .

S . R . Ronn< O N , ' 9 5 . S u bsti t u tes.

. H . HAKOX, ':J5,

c . F. FAIRBROTHER , '93 .

. E . Pt•RT l\TO

\V . A. H ARTHORNE, ' 9 5 .

·,

'95.

J l l

•g -

ELE

'aptain,

EN.

D5.

. R . Ron r n ON, F o rw a rd s .

Right E n d , W . A . H ARTHORN E , Right Tackle, A. JoRDA

L e ft E n d H . D . .JI

CLELLAS,

Left Tackle, H. K. BEAR E

Right Guard , H . P. FORD,

Left

G u a rd, I I . T. RrGG,,

Centre, "\\ . L. G R A Y . Q u a rt e r

Bac k .

J . I l E O)!AS. Half

Righ t ,

B ac k s .

Left C .

H . H A ssox, Fu l l

For tlie ti r s t a

\Ve belieY

permaneue

ex 1 eri e n c ed

pie

t ime

u re of

i n the W t o r y

t he en t h a ia a

Col by .

btaining e quip men t

"·a

that "·ith the Coney Hi gh

- 1 a cle

bl otl

01ucu; p r e t

port la t y ar

ba l l t

am .

n ur

i ts

, anc1 bad weather cancelled mo t of the

ont. ide of t he p ra e t i e w i t h picked-up ele v en ,

ouly real garne "am

college, ! . h e and

The t eam wa · not or.,.auized t i l l late, delay · were

ex per i ence in th

the

fie h

u1 port gh· en th

date

fully equipped ,

tie

P l' 1 1 1 .:-;Tos .

B a c k.

. R . Ron�

pre ent

' c b ool o f .\. u gu t a , in "'hich the

made them

encou ntered , the team

w i n n er .

llicl 'York

l -!-0.

be p r o u 1 o f .

been kept in t r a i n i n g t h i - :·ea r : and next year'·

a c r e cl i ta h le record of gam

play cl an l "·on .

1 12

one y

ow·iclering-

boy ·

t he

Tile member · haYe

I t .\ Lt-: "· i l l clou b t le ·

· ho"·

C. H. R EYNOLDS.

Pre ident, Vice-Pre ·ident,

W. HODGKINS.

Secretary,

C. F. STIM oN. HONORARY

MEMBERS.

Prof.

Prof. W. A. Hoger ,

W. S. Bailey,

Prof. Shailer Mathews. REGULAR MEMBERS.

t W heelmen Properly. C . H . Reynold ,

G. \V . Singer,

W. E. Lombard,

C. F. Stirn on,

S . A. Burleigh,

StO\·er,

C. F. Fairbrother,

F. Howe J r. ,

W. Hodgkin ,

F . B. Purinto n ,

W. F. Rowley,

R . \7-..l . Stimson,

W . B . Noye ,

\V. B. Nash ,

F. Bryant,

E . H. Pl'att.

. Merrill,

t W heelmen Improperly. H . M . Conners,

R. N . Millett,

0. L. H all,

W. M.

L. Bon ney,

H IC Kalloch, G. P . Fall,

. Getchell,

R. Nichol ,

A . G . H urd.

tOn their own wheels. tOn other men'

l\f . Whitm a n ,

H . F . Kalloch,

. \V. Pierce,

wheels.

1 1 :3

\\ . �. Do.NOY.tL"'\

Pre ide n t ,

LA.REXC.E \Y.IBREX

P11m E ,

A . H . B 1 K .ll O RE \'ice-Pre ide u t ,

ecretary a n d Trea urer.

C o l l e ge C re w . Bow,

. P. BARXE ,

'. H.

TURTEY.L"'\T,

Ko. 2 ,

H . L . P1rnc 1:: , N"o. 3

. E. Coll.EN

\\' . L .

Bo:xxEY,

Bow,

'92

troke and

apta i n .

C l a s s C re w .

H . F . K ALLOCH, :N o . 2 ,

H . R EYXOLD�, No. 3 a nd Captai n ,

C. E .

C . HIGHT ,

'93

Cmrnx

troke (Yery moderate . )

C l ass C re w .

Bow,

. E . Lo .ll B .IBD, No. 2,

C . N . PERKL.'\

Ko. 3 and

apta i n ,

H . M . CoxxER , lH

troke.

S P R I N G R E G ATTA

'94

1892 .

C l ass C re w , C o l o r P i n k .

FREELAND HowE, JR. , Bow, No. 2 (?) also Bow, JoHN THEW COLEMAN, Stern, No. (4)

'95

(Coed), Stern .

C l ass C re w , C o l o r S age .

STEPHEN HAnRY H A !'SON, Coxs\1 ain , No. 2 ( ? ) , Bow , M ELVIN ERASTU 8AWTELLE, No. 3 , Stern , ( ? ) . Fir t Heat, M a y

l Oth,_ EYe.

Course :

Time '94, 4

h . Â· ' 9 5 , 4 h . 1 5 min.

To Stony Turn and back.

Referee, Matron Ladies' H a l l .

l J .}

11ur11

that hath

of sweet sounds, i.< trusted."

fit

110

music in himself, who is not moved by the concord

for treasons, stratagems, spoils ; let

C H A PE L

C. H.

11 0

such man

C HOIR.

T E N O RS.

J . B . Slocu m .

�turte,· a n t , F . B . Purinton. B A S S E S.

l\I.

C. P . Barne ,

W'"hitm a n ,

Harry Parmenter.

O R G A N IST.

" " N . Donovan.

GREEK S I Ye D. K.

G E RS .

E ps i l o n s .

.J o h n H ed m a n , Fir t Tenor. Freela n d Howe,

V. M . W h i t ma n , Fir t Ba

ccond Tenor .

H arry Parmenter, , econd Ba

Ye Zeta P s i s .

A . H . Ern n:, Fi r t Tenor.

A . H u bbard,

J . B. Alexander, First Ba s .

econd Tenor.

H . M . C o n ner. ,

econd B a ' .

Y e D e l ta U p s i l o n s .

. J . B.

l oc u m , Vir t Tenor.

F . B . Purinton, Second Tenor.

t u rtern n t , First Ba

J. Klcinhan ,

' econcl Ba, .

Ye P h i D e l ta T h eta s .

ll.

.'\. . G.

'lark, Fir t Tenor. L. Pierce,

ecoud Tenor.

H u rd,

Fir.

t Ba --.

T . H. K in ney, , ' eeond Ba

Ye S i g m a K a p p a s.

Nellie

. Bakc m a n , Fir t

Helen R. Beede,

oprano.

econd 'oprano.

Dora Grace .l\I .

1 11

K n io h t .

Fi r ·t

Alto.

u m m ing , ..,econd Alto.

�cz/4 had

d;///e -cieu,,t1

rt//futke-14 -t-;4 a itUl�-; ' dnt:! -when de-it dllk V-tz-t�-ea y-1ew1 &ey ad! k an /cz -c t cz w . &ut -ci0-aJ-i;z

aczundelh/at andn e a t1 ajtt-i;zfl hallju//y af-tt-tnf' 1 ·

@I-Len

&ey a/;.�4j //i,u i /zu-?1?ctltu-nia did'

,·

.�I lk-i.L

J1a";j�-t a/tun

-idcz f'-ea,t

�/z-ete �i /hey y-cz llz�y 1;f;///k ha//1 1 �/ft -1'1'ZU4-t� ·and wtlh ?Judh1 · &e-it �at./y la/ent; tau a4tdy-a/!( @1-i/IH/-t� jai lhe I.le -e. a tl-l 11 1

�c::r 9 j 0 ®k1b. MANAGER.

H. REYNOLD ' ' 9 2 . LEADER.

H . ST RTEYANT, ' 9 2 . FIRST TENOR.

J o H x HED:\I A... '< , ' 9 5 .

S. R . Ronrn O N , '95,

. CLARK, ' 9 4 ,

S E C O N D TENOR.

H. ST RTEY NT, ' 9 2 ,

J. B. SLOCUM, ' 9 3 ,

F. B . PumNTox, '94 .

F I R S T BASS.

H . L . PIERCE, ' 9 2 ,

H. M . CoxxER , 93,

. H.

HA.

ox, ' 9 5 .

S ECOND B A S S .

JACOB K LEIN I T A>S, '94

H. ,Y. P;rn.uExTER, ' 9 5 , VER N E

\VHITMA:N,' 9 4 .

BANJOS.

BA . ETT,

'95,

FREE L A N D H o w E , !l 4 . GUITARS.

VER N E

l\[.

"r l i l T:!l.I AN, ' 9 4 ,

I HJ

H. " . PARM EXTER, '95.

Glee, Date

Mar . ' 9 2

(1ub.

Gui �ar Fmed

O I)

V a aeioI) Tour. Mar. '92 .

TOU R .

TOUR.

1 1.

J u n ior Debate, ( Bapti t Church.)

24.

Damari cotta.

15.

Monmouth .

25.

Round Pond.

1 6.

Livermore Fall .

2G.

Thoma t0n.

1 7.

Farmington .

28.

Rockland.

1 8.

W ilton.

29.

Camden.

1 9.

Oakland.

30.

Bar Harbor.

21.

Ba t h .

31.

Ellsworth .

22.

\Yisca

23.

W aldoboro.

et.

Apr. l . 2.

April 1 9 , \ \ aten·ille, (City H a l l . )

120

Dexter. Newµort .

" T ile crow cloth "rheu neither i

i ng a

\Vcetly as the lark

atteuclecl, ancl I t h i n k

T h e n ig b t i ngalc, i f

bould

i ng by clay,

ii; cac kling, w o uld be tllought

W hen eYery aoo

N o better a m u sician tban th How many t h i n "'$ by

•Time bring. The blo

ro e . '

Thus run

oming sea ·oa wa

Glee Club. Prior to

ea. on

wren . ea on'cl ar e ! "

a dainty little German pro,·erb.

long, but a t la t

he c oul d make no

Colby ha

uch c la i m .

iace that t i me, h o w -

m·er, o u t o f a n aggre"'a t i011 w h i c h a t i t . be,t could

emotion of aggra rn t ion on a n audi e n ce , there ha

a full-blown

produce only the

been d e ,·e l o ped an i n

titu t io n t h a t play , a t w i l l , u p o n a l l t h e chord of h u m a n fce\ i o rr. bade o f impre

ion i

left u n touched.

hu mor t o the m e l a n c hol y , tra in

From t h e rippling cadences of

of patho

every

tring mu t Yibratc.

C ndcr the efficient in truction of Prof. Philbrook, the m en , who e n

listed i n tbi

u ncerta in

nolecl

e n te rp ri e, haYe been

pee<lily transformed from the

!age of ru tic amateur-, to the c onfi de n ce of profc-; · ional .

l l aY i n a reached thi

h ighly

to go before the footlight .

the w i n te r

Yacation of

1 89 2

bega n it' £r t tou r of the

Accord ingly, at t he ope ni n g of

the Colby Glee, G u itar a n<l Banjo thi

one wa

0 far fro m bei ng di. astrou

·o:ne what experime ntal ; b u t

to t h e rublic a n d det rimen tal

to the club, were, ac co rd ing to new paper report

and other unque:tioned

a u thority, plea ing t o the one, and creditable to t h e o t her.

The real suc

ce " of this trip, however, mu t be e timated from a mu ician·

'-icw, a n d need

'lub

tate .

Like all other b g i n n i n g t h e r e ults,

condition, the ne x t im p o r

ati factor)

t a n t step i

to b e expre ee l in

m u ical

poi n t of

rather than i n fi n a nci al

term'.

A ide from the u ual "good time" c h a ra c teri ::; t ic of a l l a

o f co ll ege men , the tour de vel op ed

h n m orou' n a t u re.

many no te wo rthy i ncident

But the e have a 12l

better

p bere

the

oc1at10ns

o f a mo t

u n written

romance of college tradition , than in the glaring p u blicity of the prin ted page .

The a tten t ion of the reader w i l l , therefore, be directed to a fe ll'

i ncident

of only a com monplace character a'

i n g w i t h the mode ty of thi At a certain place w her

uch will be more i n keep

ketch . o u r m i n trel

pen. ing with a c h u rch . upper, for

were i n \' i ted to a ·i ·t in di -

ome u n accoun table rea. o n , the

itua

tion became o extremely m irtb-prornking, t h a t j u t a t the c ri t ical mom e n t while the m i n i:ter w a o f t he club

uddenly

aying grace some of the gra \'e t member

n ickered.

the h ilarity became O'eneral . on the gro u n d that

•

T hi

t hat

too m uch for the other

created

uch a

e i t her through the . tubbornne

o f the \\·a itcr girl , t he b u ine

e n a t i o n a t the

or m a n i fe t confu ion

m a n ager a n d leader, though they de

m a n ded it repea ted l y , recei,·cd n o pie.

The l i ttle hotel had

dazzled \Yith . o m a n y w h i t e

all a t one time.

Deplorable a. it i

hirt fron t

there i , not"·ith tan din()'

·.

. elf-importance t h a t often exh ibit common tie

;·

e n . e.

the performer · .

a spirit o f conceit a n d blooming beau

t o • break u p' ' t h e perform a n ce, o r a t lea t

Their . ha mefu l fa i l u re wa ·e

eldom bP.en

it. elf a t ·t he expen e of mode ty a n d

o n e n • 1 d ience, n e a r t h e fro n t , s a t t w o

w ho t r ied i n many w a y

the b o y , ll' it h m a l i

and

be h i m.elf had once been a college boy . "

O n an other occa ion , t h e glee t e r

trible cl' hole,

The good m i n i ter exc u ed the gentlemen

the more hum i l iating w h e n

aforethought a n d premeditated actio n , fi n ally c a m e

o u t . a n d fi xi1w their eye

in mock adm i ration on the two fre h m a iden s ,

a n a triumphant l y : • • Thou Art

::'! I y O w n Lo,·e."

i n !-{ t h a t the fun of the would-be de poiler

ll'a

It goes w i t h o u t

. poiled, a n d their gay

fea ther · w il ted. Il u t it m u t not be u n der tood that t he young m i n t rels had m a n y · uch acl"en�e relation.

w ith

t he

ometime

bea u t i fu l

ex.

T h e e fell'

herein menti ned were merely the backgro u n 1 l o f more gorgeou For in tance, ll' h a t cou ld be more delightful than that the t w o tenor a n d bas , . hould , either to"'ether or pani t for each concert, a n d al o

cene . oloi t ,

eparately, i;ecure their accom

hare in the welcomed re pon ibility o f

accompanying the f a i r lady to h e r bower ? T h i impromptu p i a n i t b u i ne

al. o i n rnhed a con�iderable pleasa n t afternoon practice o f voice a n d

piano . .M ore

un h i n e appear: when Freely and H a rry are i n t roduced to

two charming m illiner', who e only m i. fort u ne w a yery m u c h alke. for on

other

Ju t here come

that they looked

a partial eclip e of Freely'

u n beam ;

ending a complimentary t icket be u n w ittingly addres ed it to the

m i l l iner -the w rong one. , till

another pop ular lady'

f a t e , t o receive a. blow .

m a n ll'a , by the u n erri ng decree

The die was cast. 1 22

The o m e n

during t h o e fe w

day seemed u npropitiou ·. O n ly a few cY enings later, Jake asked the young lady with whom he danced, if he might accompany her to her parental abode. \\ ith a beautiful smile of nineteen u m mers, she, in ilver tone , replied : '"Thank you Yery much for your kindne but my hu band wil1 be my e cart to- n ight."' But now, to gla nce· at t he oberer �hade of the ketch (if indeed there cmtlrl be anything more sombre than that already outlined ) . To the sati faction that came from being e,·e1·y ,Yhere greeted with large and appreciatirn audiences, to the m<:tny whole ·ome plea ures that came from uch a trip it elf, mu t be added the righ t royal reception a t Thomaston, gi,·en b y the ejocket Club a n d the hearty welcome a t Rockland and Camden b y e n t h u i a tic Colby Alumni. As already hinted, the club d i d not return burdened with wealth , but it came home with a clean record, morally and financially ; with omcthing in the profit colu mn over expense ; w ith untold riche of ex perience ; with oft-to-be-related occurrence -. tran,,.cr than fiction ; with ·tron ,,.er determination to pnt the material a n I work into thi or•raniza t·ion that ·hall make it in the future a credit to itself and a n honor to , old Colby. "All' · well that end well . .

1 23

E. C. First Tenor, E

LARK,

Lea de r and Bn ine

'L A R K .

Second Tenor, F. B.

Fir t Bas

PuRTKTOK.

(' O t)cerb

�econd Bas

G i ¥e1

i ted Glee Club in all concert

Foxcroft,

fay

:Manager.

:W .

1 24

J. KLED"HAN-.

, Y. l\L " nrTMAK.

U) 1 92 . of Yacation Tour.

E. C.

C LARK, ' 94 , Leader and Busines l\fanager. Eb Cornet,

l t

E . C. CLARK '94. 2 d Bb Cornet, W . B . L>DREW , '92 .

Rb Cornet, A. \ . S).'ARE ' 95.

olo Alto, J. H ED.:\LAN,

'95.

Eb Alto, H . F. KALLOCH,

t Trombone, F. T . Jon:-> o x , Eb B a

Tenor Dru m , A . H . EYAN

'92.

Baritone, S. H. HAN ON, ' 9 5 .

Y . 1\1 . \VHITMA...t "f ,

, '94.

Bas

'94 .

Dru m , S. A. BURLEIGH, ' 9 4 .

F i r t open a i r concert of t h e sea on, M a y 5 cert i n

'92.

. H. every night at elernn o'clock.

un d a y afternoon .

125

1 89 2 .

Regular conÂ

Special sacred concerts o n

®ie Fou�oi:: u i x 1

92 .

DeYoted to the acqui ition of information relative to contemporaneou hi tory. D e r M e i ste r.

PROF.

HA ILER

j)l ATITEW

D E PA R T M E N T S O F T H E R EG U L A R C O U R S E .

S c i ss o r s .

::\1 1

L. G.

Cnnr�G

A ssista n ts.

)I r." E . i\I . T.\ Y LO R .

H . R. BEEDE, S u bs t i t u te .

:Jlr�

1. lRl

B l ue Pen c i l .

E . Bow.lLA'.'1 . A ss i s t a n t s .

G. 0.

J . H . OGIER Paste Pot.

"N . G. Fo TER

E L E C T I V E D E PA RT M E N T .

P o l i t i c a l e o u rse.

D. J . GALLERT , In tractor-in-Chief. A n a r c h i s t N ews.

A. Ronm o:\, Department Head.

1 2()

.lL I T H .

(S H E S T O O P S T O C O N Q U E R ; ' THE MI

OB,

TAKE

- llY

OF A KI GHT.

O L J TER G O L D S M I T H . Pre·entecl by the

COLBY DRAMATIC CLUB C I T Y HALL F

li1 ATER YILLE

1892 .

R T f i E B E }."'"E F I T ( f f .\.T HLETIC f NT ERE T 0111luctcll by PROF. w·rr,LlA)!

Bu i ne.

IlAT1'! ' .

E U G EN E H.

M a nager,

D R .A MATI

S i r Charle

1\ tA Y

TOY ER.

P E R O NA E .

Uarlow,

•

R F

You ng l\Iar]o \\",

\\ .

STJ 1:0N .

H.uun: T. JoRDA.N . YR

I Iardca tie,

TIM o" .

T E PHEN STARK.

Ha ting Tony Lumpkin ,

STEPHEN

IL HA.· ON .

A LFRED E. HoonR.

Diggory, Landlord

CLARJ:: N E W. PIERCE .

l\ I r . I l arclca tie,

M 1�

! ilk H ardcastle,

1 H rs

M i . Neville,

En. 1\ 1 . TAYLOR. 1A Y REDINGTON. ADrn L. Bnow" .

M r . E LINOR F. I J NT.

Maid, rva n t . , etc . , by

1ember o f the Glee Club a n d Dramatic

127

'lub.

4 ,�

· � �� n ef-ie l leni e� , \.,_

MONDAY EVENI G,

=DER THE AU. PICE

TlJe

E OF

29, 1891.

Greek LeH :er Socie bie? of \ oH)V. ORDER OF DANCE S .

March antl Â·wa l tz. Quadrille. Schottische and G alop.

Vi altz. Lancier . Polka. Waltz Quadrille. Portland Fancy. Schotti che and Newport. ociety Quadrille. Waltz . Saratoga Lancier. Pol k a . Quadrille. W altz.

F L O O R M A N AGERS.

I<. KALW H , H.

c . H . REYNOLD '

JORDAN,

F . B NICHOLS.

J . F. SHEPH ERD .

129

H O N O RARY GRANDS.

W. L.

C. E. Cohen,

Bonney,

H . F. Kalloch ,

C. H . Reynolds,

H . K. Kalloch,

F. B . Nichols. G RA N D S .

H . l\I. Conners,

0. L. Hall

H. T.

D . J . Gallert,

Jordan,

N . M . -Wing,

A. H. Bickmore,

real,

J. H. Ogier.

P ROBAT I O N ARY.

C . ' V . Pierce,

G . A . Hubbard,

F. Ho,rn, Jr. ,

J. B . Alexander, V . M . Whitm a n . FISH.

J. C. Ba

W. B . Na h,

ett.

M A N AG E R S O F R E C E PT I O N .

W. L. B o n ney,

E . Cohen,

F. B. Xicbol , H.

Jordan .

1 31

0. L. Hall 1

( S K U L L A N D B O N E S FO U N D E D AT Y A L E.)

( S K I N AND B O N E S F O U N D E D AT C O L B Y

1 892.)

OFFICERS.

TEPHEX 0 Lf\ER L . J.

f lALL,

OLBY BA

o m m a nder.

adaYerou

TARK,

keleton Emaciated

ETT, E . E .

Srribe. Extortioni. t.

M E M B E R S BY F I RST E LE C T I O N .

'9 2 . Stark,

DonoYan ,

) '[ i s

C um ming :

'9 3.

ï¿½icbol ,

Glornr,

Hall.

'9 4. Kenrick,

EYan ,

)Ii

Merrill.

'9 5.

\\"' ard,

ett,

SECOND ELECTION.

'9 2. Wad

worth.

'9 3. Grave . '9 4.

Pierce. '9 5. Fergu. on.

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Nichols.

CR EM AT IO JONS IS MAIORIS Ill NONAS MAIAS M DCC CXC I I. .

persol)ae. Clarkus

Pra etor M a x i m u s

· Stu d e n te s

Jud ices Knappus,

C u st o d e s

S e p u l c ra ,

M a h l m a n u s , J o rd a n u s .

J u re C o n s u l t u s

P . Fa l l u s

Pra e c o

Po l l a rd i u s

C a r n i fe x

Totman u s N i cholus

Sa l ta t o r P r i n c e p s

proeessio. Pra eco Pra etor M a x i m u s

J u re C o n s u l t u s C ustodes Cadaver C u stod e s C a rn i fex Jud ices

P r i n c e p s P l o r a to r u m

B · B u n ke r u s

A l i i Pl o r a t o r e s

D e m o c ra t e s W a t e rv i l l a e C i v e s , P e d i t e s et E q u i te s P u e r i Pu e l l i s M i xt i Ya g g a r e s e t A l i i ·

134

�rema ti o . Carmen Lugubre,

Albertus.

"To the Campus we have come At the rolling of the dru m , W e haYe gathered from t he Ea t a n d from t h e vVe t , A n d before w e learn this place We will clean e it from di grace, Our fair city we 11 rid of an awful pe t . " CHORU • • Tramp, tramp , tramp, t h e boys a r e marching, 1\I ea n old Jone has had h is mirth, But he's too almighty fresh ; ·we will burn his dirty fie h , A n d h i s carca

nernrmore

h a l l soil t h e earth."

" Round the fire burning bright, \\' e are

tanding w ith delight,

Till the judges shall proclaim in awful tone That he'i; weighed and wan ting found,

Then we'll hoi t him from the gro u nd,

And the fi re we'll apply to .Mayor Jone ." CHOR • ·Tramp. t ra m p . etc . ,

135

Barnabus

O ra t i o F u n e re a l i s , S u s p e n s i o e t A p p l i c a t i o F l a m m a ru m ,

C a r n i fe x Tot m a n u s

S a l ta t i o O m n i u m C i rc u msta n t i u m a d S t re p i t u m T u b a r u m " U b i , U b i , M a i o r J o n e s est"

Carmen Fi n a l e , Cantus

Hoopericus

T e canemu

magi trate

Et te, o puer, mendax , ate : o

canemu

te ridente

No trum Nicholum plandentcs rbe rega malu ampo

ed,

homo :

cientiae domo,

Nullu

erit tibi honor,

Potiu

aqae purae donor.

Yocant m a nes, igne

flammant

T u u m mortem omne

clama n t ,

Ibis umbras ad inferna Cacla poena

i n eterna . .

Tibi flencli .-emit bora, Neque erit longa mora , Gaudemus no

ob tuam cladem

Et con ecramu

te ad Hadem.

C o l l e c t i o C i n e r u m ad A d o r a t i o Poste r i t a t u s Proc e s s i o i n Pa l a i s Roya l e a d D e p o n e n d a C i n e ra Exeunt Omnes.

li:!G

O F F I CERS.

H RD, D. T.1

Grand H ig-h Inebriate,

. A. G .

Pa Â·t Grand Inebriate,

w. E. LOJ\lBARD, D . T .

G . A . HUBBARD, D . T.

Grant! H igh Boozer, 'hief Compounder of Spirituou

1\I . s . GETCHELL.

Concoctions.

F. H OWE

Ta, ter- i n -Cbief, .

Bell Boy

:M:. J ONES.

I NEB RIA TES.

G. P. Fall, H. B. s,

J . B . Slocum,

D. G. M u nso n ,

C . F. Stimson,

H . L . Pierce, I . C . J . Ross, 0 .

E . H.

tovcr,

B.,

A . H . Berry,

J. s,

J. T . Colema n , D . T . ,

EL B . ,

G . W . , inger, D . T . G,

H . Evan s ,

H. B.,

A . E . Hooper, I . I. ,

\V. F . Kenrick 1 .

C. F. Fairbrother, L. 0 . Glover, H . B . ,

D . W . K i mball , 0. J . .

E. L .

T. H . Kinney, I . I . ,

G. C.

Ticbol

0. J.,

H . D . B . P . L'Amoureux, H . B . , F . W . l>aclelford, D . T . ,

E . Menitt,

\ . F. Rowley, I. I .

D . T . - ubject t o nakes.

He hove. the growler.

H . B.-H abitual Boozer.

I. I . -Incurable Inebriate.

0. J.- Occa ionally jagged.

Take

bi.

JR.

STEPHEN STARK, D . T.

Chief Receptacle of Orr i n ,

traight and "no water, thank

keleton at the Fea t .

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T h e object of t h l .

1 820-

ociety is t h e pre,· n t i o n of "·ork a n c l t h e cultirn tion

lrnbit- of icllene

GU B ERNATORES.

C . P . Barne , · 9 2 T . G. L A . F. B Nichol

H . F. Kalloch

'92, G . P .

S . D Grave� ' 9 3 , G. P. o f G .

C. W. Pierce, 9 4 , K . of R F.

' E.

Cohen ,

' 9 2 , G . IL

. A. �frrrill ' 2, I ' . and

H . D.

. Lynch,

T. E.

of G. L .

' 9 -1 , K .

Hardy, K . of G

Archer Jord a n , K . o f G . L . 13

L ' Amoureux, G. B. of ' . of R. F. L.

F RAT E R I N U R B E .

tW.

S. Batti .

F R A T R ES I N U N I V E RS ITATE. CLASS O F

W . L . Bonney.

C. E. Cohen,

CLASS OF

.;:- E. F . Curtis,

%J. F. Shepherd,

Wellington Rodkin . CLASS OF

'94 .

Jacob Kleinhans.

. A. Bu rleigh, . Lynch ,

C. W . Pierce,

G. H. D. L' A moureux,

C . Tot m a n . â&#x20AC;¢93,

CLASS O F

'93.

0 . L. H all,

D. E . Bow man ,

C. P. Barnes, C. H . Merrill,

C. H. Reynolds,

'92.

F. B . Nichols,

H . F . Kalloch,

Ta h,

T . E . Hardy,

H. \V. Jack on ,

t Not in good

Archer Jordan .

tandiog on account of work in Gym .

i' Left colle?;e on accou n t of hating to work

o hard .

K . E Y.

T. G. I. A . -The Great

Am.

G . K . - Grand Kicker. P . and L . P.-Pul'\'eyor and Le"' P uller. G . P. of G . -Grand Provider of Ga . G. B. of

.-Grand Bearer of

K . of R. F.-K n ight

J(.

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of the Royal Flush.

of G . L . -K n i"bts of the Golden Lock .

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E. H .

"\Y. B. Tl:THILL,

Ton:R,

FREEL,L"D HowE, JR .

. A . BURLEIGH

" .-\.11 my dealing with them have been ve ry A . G . HURD

"They h<we m ateri ally a

" I ccula tion

endorse the bu inc

G. 0. i

ati fa c tory . "

Pre ident Y. }I. C. A. for

MITH, Pre iden t Y .

I. C A. for · 9 2 .

a token o f n ineteenth century progre a n d it

'9 1 .

i ted me t o de fray m y c ollege expen es . "

I c h eer fully

olby promoter . '

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Profe

or of Political Econom y .

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acceptance of the chair of Social Science at C hi

While Dr. Small'

C ni,·ersity w a

cago

known i n the winter term , both he and we hoped

that he would not leaYe Colby till the fall of we must part with him this year.

Thi

'93.

\Ye now learn that

book would be

ingularly in

complete if it did not take the opport u n ity to

peak for the college m e n a t

thi

"\Ye h a v e not ·y e t adj usted

time.

our ehe

Yet the ta k i

no light one.

to the idea of Colby without Dr. Small ; and, again no man on

the ORACLE board i

�o ble

cd \Yith conceit a

timate what the la t three year Thi

to imagine that he can e -

haYe meant to

olby a n d her studen t .

can be known only when the m e n who in that time haYe been grad

u a ted

hall ha,·e wrou"'ht their life work antl by its re ·ult

hown the fruition of the labor of t heir beloYed in tructor. contrary to the Dr. Small'

pirit of enth u ia m and progre

work i

which bas characterized

admini tration if any tone of . adne

hould pernde thi

our lo

ketc h .

The le

hall haYe It would be

or of per anal regret at

on to u

to gladly and thankfully reYiew what ha

of b i

three year '

been accornpli bed, to

look hopef u l l y into the future, confident of the de tiny of o u r alma mater. ketche nf ou r retiring pre ident ' i t is needle

to review the m .

life are

o fresh in our m ind · that

vVe go no further into the past than to thP.

fall of 1 8 89 when he entered on his dutie , being the

fir t alu m n u

eYer

chosen pre ident of the college, and the you n rre t man eYer elected to the po 1tiun .

H i.

by the tru tee .

fir t term abu ndantly proved the wi-dom of h i It i

him to say that thi know n .

selection

no di paragement of the noble men who preceded

ter m wa

an awakening of Colby to life hitherto un

The time had come i n the hi tory of the college for a n advance

a nd an info ion of new life. place a t the right time.

Dr. Small was the right m a n i n the right

A thorough belieYer i n the good i n ten tion

college men i f only they u n derstand the situ ation, his confitlence wa

re-

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peateclly ju tified by the hearty respon e to hi thing .

efforts for a new order o f

I t is almost incredible, e v e n to one who pas·cd through it, t o

recall t h e transformation from t h e provincial barbarity of student senti ment w h ich sanctioned hazing, pea n u t drunks, and like i n titution , to the preseut orderly college life ; to recall the sudden growth of college pirit and enth u siasm , of pride in our college, her faculty, a nd her dents.

Coming as he did, w i t h t h e spirit of youth y e t filling h i s vein ,

a nd, with a1� energy and determination all his own Pre ident

mall threw

him elf vigorou ly into every department of college life and all of them were quickened with his touch .

O f his influence on the intellectual and

religious life of the in titution w e speak more fully ; and athletics, too, felt the warmth of h i

personality.

l ingered ; and his influeuee is

Traditions of hi

o wn prowess yet

een i n the present hearty

upport of all

college in titutions, i n doubled contributions to athletics, in the rnrious in tercollegiate movements w h ich Colby men are pushing. A t the o u t et Pre ident Small plan ned that the course hould cul

m i nate i n the Senior work in Sociology i n which he i ntroduced such a cour e as i ' furni heel by very few college college cour e wa endeavor

in America.

ideal of a

to bend it to an u nder tandina of "The cience of men's

to fi n d out how to work thi life for all it i · worth . "

Time

will show the result of thi conr e i n the character of the m e n whom be ha

trained .

It i

sugge t i ve of the inspirntion which he ha

pupil for further and higher work that hardly a day has a many men i n Johns Hopkin lhese colleges. discu

as Colby, one of the smalle t of

The change i n the co-educational policy of the college is

eel in an article already prepared for the ORA 'LE ; hence we only

men t ion i t here.

Of thi

plan President

mall was the originator.

present succe , , with the good feeling which it ha lege , i · cbiefly due to him . known him, h i

H is great work as a n in tructor, howe,·er,

Dr.

To one who ha. n o t

en ergy and enthu ia m a n d power of awakening e n t h u i

a m in other c a n n o t b e d e cribed. qualities of h i

I ts

promoted in both col

i- one beyond the power of this sketch to indicate.

ianity i

gi,·en his

ew Englaud college to

To those w h o h a v e e x perienced these

no description would

eem ju t.

' mall's reli('J'ious i n fluence ha of the broade ·t, and at the

been very marked .

hri ·t-

a me time, of the mo t practical type .

For him religion mu t be a li\'ing every day reality, not content with i n dividual . alrn tion, b u t goina o u t to all men and grapplina w i t h all t h e gr at que · tion fo r w ho e ol u tion men a r e e e ki1w. l i i earnts t. practi cal and

piritual talk

gi,·en we kly to the

Y . i\'l .

and practic<!d a m a n ly, hearty

'hristianity, wh ich H3

Y . \V . ' . A . He has preached

. A. and

w ill be long remembered b y all who have heard them .

ask

no other

pherc

for Christian life than ordinary college or bu ine life. As a pulpit and platform . peaker Dr. mall ha been in demand throughout New Eng land. The call made upon hi time and trength i n thi. line have been eriou . But what the tudent will probably remember mo t will be the com panionable man who wa alway ready to help a younger brother with coun. el and ad,·ice and to timulate him to loftier aim and a pirations. Iany a tudent, too will recall ub tantial aid at ome cri i of his affair . Pre ident mall ha been able a few men are to blend the qualitie of the skillful di ciplinarian with tho e of the genial, kindly friend. It is to him in thi character that we would peak our farewell. The journal of the city have paid their tribute to him a a citizen, fully abrea t of, and keenly acti,·e in all political affair . It is not our province, either, to peak of the regret of "ffatervillc ociety at the remonl of Pre ident and i\Ir . mall. "�e can , impl · outline what the e three year have mea nt to u without pretcndino- to gra p their importance to the college ; and grate fully a. ure him that the tudent of the e ·ear will remember him not only a an honored Pre i<lent, but a a per onal friend. •

�ev.

@. �· @r:qith. ,

@. @.

In 1 8.5 0 , when thirty-three year of age, Profe 'Or

to the profe firn year

or hip of Rhetoric i n \\aten·ille

earlier.

allege.

mith wa- called H e was

logical tudeut at Xewton and editor of t he Z ion' of the pre ent academic year, Dr.

Ach·ocate.

w i t h the institu tion forty - t wo year-.

More than n i ne - tenth room.

at i n h i

At the clo. e

mith ha been connected conti nuously

l iYing graduates have u nder h i

raduated

In tho'e interYening year , he had been t utor, theo

cla

The on

olby's

of m e u who

i n truction in h i recitation room i n the ba ement of the old

chapel from 1 50 to

1 8 65 h a ,·e been the beneficiarie of hi riper cholar

' hip and of the l a rger adrnntage m i t ted to i n t roduce i n to h i

which, from time to time, he wa

department .

per

W hat an i n tere tin" volume of

per-anal rem i n i cence he might write abou t the two generation · of al u m n i w h o have been h i

p u p il -appreciative o f all w h e n there wa

rou n d for it, antl full of that rare charity which broad and n a t u re

al ways have for tl10 c who c merit-ma1·k

i n the cla

the

faculty.

he l a y

charge of as m a n y department .

ham been rare, either

\\"hen he berra n , the profe. or of Rheta · or of �atural

i n tructed i n French and geometry ; now a . peciali t i of the leading department .

ors and a t u to r

i t dow n , eleYen profe· or. h a Ye

ric taught La t in and l a ter, G erman antl the Profe

bitiou

ible

-room or i n the arena of life.

\\" hen Dr. 'mith took up his life work, fh·e profe c o n tituted

ymparhet ic

cience

at the head of each

W hen he began, the mo t faithful and a m

tudent could obtai n in tructio n i n the dead languagE , m athe

m a t ics and a cmatterin(Y of chemi try, French , rhetoric, locric, allegell po litical economy and m taphysic . le<Yc · , w h ic h is not well taught at

Now there i

no branch ta twht i n col

'olby, and the ·tuclcnt may become liber

ally educut d i n the natu ral

c-ience, rn dcrn l anguage , and even i n En<Y

li h l i tera t u re .

tudcnt of 1 8 9 2 may aspir

The

'olby

c u l t u re and a fund of knowledge

to a breadth of

w h i c h was bcyoncl t he reach of the u.:;

tudent of thirty year i ncrea. e from le

m u c h to the progre benefactor

and

ago.

Dr. Smith ha

iYe policy of the board of in truction a

zealou

the handful of book

denom inational

u po n the

the yery long and Yery. very h e O'Uarded

een the n u mber of

tudent.

than fifty, to nearly t wo- h u n dred-an expan ion, due a

o zealou ly a

friend .

canty shelve

Dr.

to the liberal

mith

has

een

i n t he room at the hea d of

teep flight of tair

in the old chapel, which

librari a n , and which he

o well k n e w how to

u t ilize, !? row i n to a large and well arranged library i n a modern building. nder hi

eye, tho e plai n building

conYenience

,·

with none of the o-called "modern

but with all the inconYe n ience

w h ich the u nre trained i n

genu ity of t h e builder could devi e a n d wolf-at-the-door poYerty could e n force. ham developed into

e v e n modern

tructure , elegant a n d arti tic

i n de i D' n , and abou nding in all the con,·enicnce o f student

ential to the comfort

and the facilitie for cie n t i fic i n t ructio n .

O t h e r · h a m come, contributed tale n t a n d energy to thi Yeloµment but Dr.

m i t h , ha

but per i tently concentrated h i trugglinO' and often

\V-Ork of d e

d a y a fter d a y , for OYer forty years, quietly thought

and energie" in

}

elevating a

eemi ngly expiring local in ti tution n to a u n iver i t y ,

the ,cholar hip of who e faculty and the progre

fre aim of who e m anage

ment, h a 1·e gi1·cn i t a u enviable po ition among the higher educational in titution

of the land.

In all the e year , Dr. ' mith h a rendered u n

remitting a n d excellent ervice, n o ne t h e le u n o tentatiou .

helpful a n d valuable becau e

That Germa n might be added to the cour e of tudy, Dr.

, mi th vol u nteered out of hi' dep:i.rtmcnt, t o acquire it that he might teach i t · and to that e n d in 1

54,

teacher- in �cw York .

pent hi

long winter vacation with the be t

dea n of the faculty, he ha

time and again

been called upo n to di charge the function of Pre iden t, not only for week but for nearly a year at a time.

I le not only took u p the cla

the Pre ident w ith credit to bim elf and profit to the

charO'ecl the adrninistra t i l·e a n d di ciplinary re pon ibilitie dignity a n d courtesy. m ingling of k indne define

He wa

ith discretion ,

happy in that equable temper a n d that

a n d courte y , w h ich, while i t ll"ins regard. , clearly

the relation ll"hich exi t between i n tructor and i n tructed. 'on idering the limitation

of hi

work of

tudcnt , but he di -

profes or. hip. w h ich it wa

olby year nece

markable that he kept abrea t with i n'titution ource. .

\\'hen he i n t roduced the

h a d preceedcd

olby.

The

ago and the dutie out ide

ary for him to perform, it i

which had abundant re-

tudy of A nglo- axon, Harvard alo n e

pecial

tudy of Engl i h Literature,

o lonO'

the deade-t of languaO'e and the

ubject concerning w hich the profounde t

ignorance

made a

o long prerniled, wa

pecial feature in the cour ·e of

Colby wh ile yet co:lcge, making �reater preten ion ignored it . 1-I G

That t h e

students of Colby to-day, can obtain a knowledge of the use of their ow n ton gue, out ide of what they may learn of it in the sturly of Latin Greek, is to the credit of Dr. Smith and h i Dr. Smith"s reputation a

and

progressi\·e associates.

a n in tructor in the mo t exacti n g de

part m e n t of the college cour e doe

not re t on the e timate of thi

or that

indi\·idual, b u t upon the quality of the attainment and culture of forty Lea t of all,

cla, e , compared with tho e of i m ilar i n tit ution . hi

hould

actual achie\·ement during forty year

be tried by the ideals w hich

m any you ng men are di po ed to . et up.

Truth i , the man who h a s

been t we n ty-fhe years i n t h e fight fo r exi tence, o-raduating oration, ha

and the extent of the lowering proce s ha i oo- the earlier year m ith'

classe , had le

i n c e he delivered h i s

tandard to t h e l e v e l of actual r e u l t,

lowered b i

often been Yery great.

Dur

hi profe orship, the young men who entered Dr.

familiarity w ith literature than you n "' men now

entering o u r college . They had not been fitted by a four years high ·chool cour e, which embrace to-day m a n y of the t udie ,,·hich were in the college cour e thirty year dead languaae

ago ; bu t entered, after a h u rried preparation in the

which o enarossed their t i me, that they could give no at

tention to the rudinwnts of Engli h

tyle, m uch le .

acqui re any general

In hort , i t wa

k no\1·lcdge and c u l t u re by the reading of good literature. raw, Yery ra w material which year

of D r .

m ith"s method, bi

mation .

The

ridiculou

m i th's clas -room.

Tli ree

drill an l hi di·cipl i ne worked a tranfor

ubject-matter of the graduating oration may be the mo. t i m i · m which commenceme n t day orator

i t is expre e e l i n i · ab ay;:; the

ntered D r .

often affect ; b u t

o clear, c o n c i e a n d choice E ngli h that it

excellence

ubject of remark by vi itor of literary j u dgmen t .

A n d that

same characteri tic can be traced wherever

olby rradu ate h a \'e a place in

work i n Yoh·ing the use of exact and clear expre be found the ecret of the

ucre,

in the higher i nstitu tion . of the a l u m n i of be accounted for i n

olby, a

ion .

In tbi fact may

' olby men and women a s teacher.

I ndeed m ay contra ted with

ome de"'re� i n that

not

the "'Cneral con errnt i m

en a tion ali m a nd fl ippancy,

ystem o f in. truction which per

m i t te d no libertie to be takeu w ith the garb of thought ? that the national peculiaritie

I f it i.

of the French and the German people

true could

be chanaed i n a few generation i f they were to exchange languaae , i

n o t po . ible t h a t t h e m a nner i n which t h e nati\· e tongue is taught w i l l

exert a ilent b u t potent influence u p o n t h e i ntellectual a n d moral tructure, a nd that i n tegrity of the i n tellect a nd the power of the con'cience, can be strengthened by u ing exact and clear methods of e x p re in incerity and

ion, while the

neering of flip1 a ncy may tend to d eaden conviction

the exaggeration o f en ·a tional expres�ion 1 -1 7

and

Profe

Smith

w ritten E n g l i h .

I t wa

h igh

ta ndard

and rigid idea

regard i n g

pu rpo e to b r i n g eYery pupil u p to them ;

and so m uc h faith had be in the capacity of hi

tudent

to u nder tand

them that he did not deem i t nece. ary to explain to them h i method . Temporarily,

he might ham impre

effect u ally, if he had read them lec:ture

h i m elf upon b is cla u pon

tyle, expre

ion, etc . , b u t

u n m indful ot per o n a l popularity he adopted t h e more direct method of dealing with the them

tu den t ind i,·idually.

o that they were le

occa ion to bear in m ind hi fulne

relentle

ment everel

a n d corrected

Yaluable

I f I bad no

U"'ge tion , I could recall b i

faith

by turning to a package of college e xerci e. , w h ich bear o n the

wide margin , the m ark bi

He took hi · theme

he could . carcely fail to heed.

of hi critical pc11cil a n d i n the text, the

pru ning-knife.

I baY e

ometime

were too rigid and that he wa ·

cla

ic, a

th ou gh t that h i

inclined t o make h i

cars of require

Engli h

h u t the cloor to the introduction of new a n d force

ful word ; but when one come

to con ider tbe i n fluences which tend to

the defilem ent of the langu age by the

en ational

tory writer, the equally

en. ational a nd flippa n t new paper reporter, \vho doe

not report, the pur

veyor of lang, a n d by the i ncomprehen. ible vocabular� of e,·en am ateur i n field port , he i Ph1li tine

thankful that teacher like Dr. Sm i th , ha,·e re i'ted the

who would t u rn the langua"'e w h ich ha

of the foremo t race i n the world"

progre

Yilene' , would Yie "·ith the roaue ' Latin. po wer a n d glory

Latin w a

a cla

i nto

clothed the thou "'bt a jargon, whic h , for

Du rincr the da ·s of Rome·,

ic, but when i t

grandeur wa

lo t by

pandering to e m asc u lating l u x u ry, the tory of the decline and fall of th e o n ce hauaht · ruler of the world, i: told in the crradual corruption of th e I f maintaining t h e p u rity a n d vigor of a language tend

lan guage .

timulate t h e c i vilization of the race

peaking i t , w h a t nobler Yocation

can there be than that of the men and ''"omen w ho teach and write that l a nguao-e in its be t form ?

To this high calling Dr.

mith ha

forty yea r , fighting in hi� qu iet but effecti ,·e m a n ner, the wh ich \rould de troy the noble t of modern language .

devoted

vandali m,

H u ndreds of men

and women who now appreciate good literature were introduced to i t b y D r . , m ith , a n d they, in tu r n, a

far a

they b a rn attained t ? h is broad

but ri�id culture are carrying forward the noble work to w h ich he i n pired the m . pace preclude mith a

the pri\'ilege of more than a brief allu ion to D r .

a preacher.

tion, were model

erm on

to w h ich b e gci"rn thorough prepara

of forceful logic, correct expre

ion and high thinking

and bore the CYiclence of profou nd co1wiction i n their delirnry.

Good j udge

ubduecl b u t i n ten e

'" ho li tened to him in the prime of life, regarded

him as one of the foremost preachers in the State.

His modesty a

preacher, as in all else, alone prevented him from attaining distinction as a pulpit orator. And now, full of year

and honor , he retires from the position, i n

which for forty years h e h a s been s o useful, n o t only as a cultured i n structor b u t a s a courteous Chri tian gentleman .

I speak for the great

body of the alumni who ha,·e been his pupils when I express the most sincere wish that the evening of his life may be long and serene in its perfect repo e-that, as the shadows of ni�ht obscure the

mountain's

ba e while its summit reflects the glory of the setting sun, so when the i n firmities of years gather about the body of our e teemed teacher, may hi

intellect be flooded w ith joyous light from the world beyond. Z . A. S .

In dia n apolis Journal, May 1 1 , 1 89 2 .

[The

foregoing sketch of D r . Smith w a s prepared a t t h e request o f

t h e ORA LE editor b y Col. Z . A. 11al.

Engli h mith i wa

m ith, editor of t h e In dia n apolls Jo ur-

One of Colby' foremo t journalists, a man whose laoguao-e bas

moulded

many

men' · political

excellently qu alified to judge of

kilful use of the opinions,

Col .

olby's literary training.

graduated in 1 86 2 , and e n l i tecl in t h e a r m y as captain in t h e 1 t

lUaine Artillery.

Gallant sen·ice advanced h i m fir t to major, then to

Lieutenant Colonel with the brevet of Colonel. From 1 8 7 1 to 1 8 7 6 he wa editor of the Portland Daily Pres. .

In 1 8 76 be became associate editor

of the Boston Jo u rn al on who e political department be wa ele,·en year .

Tvne. , ancl temporarily with the

he a ·u med hi · pre ent po ition a

St. L o u is

engaged for

Leavenworth Globe-De11wcrnt. In 1 89

He was then con nected for two year

with the

associate editor of the Jo u rnal . ]

Twent · ·ear ago

olby

�

. niver�ity became pledged to the cau e of

higher education among women . proare. iYe . pirit o f the age either on braio ference

Thu

be came into accord with the

w hich believe

that man h a

or o n opportunitie for improYina the m .

no monopoly "\\' hate.er dif

may exi t between the m i n d. of men and women, each cla

a n u n deniable right to t h e pecial dc1•elopmen t of i t s own talent . Colby partially recognized thi equal term

to both

To mo t people t h e p l a n thing of a

en ation w a

M a n y friend

eemed to w o r k a d m i rably

co-ordinatio n .

adopted, and it

the n e w

ome do not fully u ndertancl the

i n it

y tern.

ion, the

i n regard to the cha nge .

of women to education, they yet do not

offer a n y opinio n i n regard to it ; other perience of two year

ome

propo eel to

A fter much di ·cu

co-education did not an wP.r the p u rpo e a · well a. co-ordination.

and . o

re ult a waited with fear and tremblin<T.

o f the college are . till dubiou

Reco<Tnizing the right

on ab olutely

i nstitutio n .

cau eel when, two years ago, it wa

ub. titute for co-education new ,cheme w a

fac t ; opened her door

exe , and became a co-educational

ee why

t he more c umber ome cheme, a n d -o do not

are wonderin<T whether the ex ·

ub tantiated the hopes of the incorporntor

It is for the benefit of the e per-on

attempt to be a t r u e mirror of college life, h a

that the O RA.C L E ,

rnntured the p r e ent

article. \V hy w a

co-ordination i n troduced ?

fayor ?

\Yhat are i n oppo itiou ?

What i

the probable fu t u re of the plan ?

Colby ha

claimed that the

W ha t are the point

mall college gi1·e

onal in truction, and intercour ·e with profe or outweigh

the ad1·antage

increa eel in i o n o f cla

ize e

into

o f larger in titu tion .

he mu t either abandon thi ection .

Perhap , thi

o f the n at u ral di1·i ion by sexe .

hown by two year o f trial r

What is

to it

t udent

in per

a n adrnntage whic h far Hence, a

her cla ·e ·

c laim, or el e make a di1·i

alternatiYe

ugge ted the idea

A t any rate, the idea aro e, and co1.30

education was once more brought to court and carefully examined. result of thi

'be had emphasized

"Colby partially recognized"' the spirit of the age. t he right

The

examination has been already indicated by the expression

of women to education, but had forgotten or ignored the fact of

the fundamental difference

of temperament or talent between the sexes,

and the con equent need of separate training. This fu ndamental difference of n a t u re is clearly recognized eYery where, and it is no disgrace, but rather an honor for a m a n to be manly, and a woman to be womanly of the boy for hi m a n and busine thi

The fondnes of the girl for her dolls and

marbles or top are but types of domesticity in the wo talen t i n the m a n .

m atter further.

I t is

u n necessary to illu trate

A recent work called "The Presumption of Sex"

shows the difierence completely in the matter of the disagreeable quali tie of each

e x to the other.

able qualitie

It i

to be hoped, howeYer, that the agree

would make a m uch longer work.

Co-education makes m e n a n d women equal, i n the sense of being ab olutely alike.

1\Therea , they are equal only in the sense of being

equally important to h u ma n ity i n quite different lines of activity. sex , t he ref ore , in its higher education to it

own characteri tic .

cation .

olby'

than the girls

hou ld have

Each

pecial atten tion paid

This attention cannot be given u n der co-edu

experience ha

hown the boys to be more interested

affair , not directly connected w i th

in bu. ine

work, b u t a. importan t to life training.

o far, also a

college

the my teries of

sorority life can be fathomed, the boys are m o re concerned in their ocial relation

to each other.

Phy ical capacitie

al o cause the boy

m u c h more time a n d enerO'y in the rougher base ball and field athletic .

port ,

to . pend

uch as foot ball, and

The girl , in their turn, are more fond of

q u iet recreation, and, if the t ru th be told, they have shown them elYe a n average m uch more fond of book . re!iO"iou. m at ter

in college, a n d i n thi , they only illu trate the fact that i n

c h u rch member h i p rolls women out n u mber m e n five t o one. may be

They also devote more time to V1Thate,·er

aiJ abou t these thing , t hey are true, and to be accounted for by

t he difference of n a t u re between the sexe . It may be claimed that w hile the above fact. are t rue, yet they fur n i h no gro u n d for abol i b i n ()' co-edncation. ran g ment w h ich wa ege :

For why should not the ar

good in the fitting school remain good in the col

The an wer is that in fitting chools the

to ha \'e developed the characteri tic . troni.rly enough to affect clc.1 deal to do with the m atter. iYe property o f boy', a n d

tudent

are too young

e x very strongly, at least not

-room work.

Moreornr, c u tom ha. a great

Tradition h a

m ade college life the di tinct

the

eparation of . exe l ii l

in educational affaU:

come to be m a de at the beginn i. n g of the college COlll' e.

college i

reach cl , the difference

prominence . cla� e

of ·ex baYe grown

'Yhen a sociated together in cla

of n ature · a n d ta te

By the time

i n to con iderable

roo m , the two different

are artificially brought together.

Hence,

they cla h, if not in open and form ulated trife, yet in a way indefinitely The boy

felt.

feel that perhap

the cour e might be conducted with

more pecial reference to their need po ibly, i n

a n d condition

Pride of ex. c a u e

ent, a n d vice ver a.

ome ca e , ill feeling.

i f the girl were ab-

u nhealthy competition, and,

The boys think that more l a titude

ouaht to be gi,·en them on the core of rank and scholar. hip becau e hav i n tere t. ; the fact of the girls having a

ing athletic a n d busine more time a

well a

inclination for le

a mong the boy , \Yhi.ch i

u t terly groundle

a rule,

ri e to jealou y

on , often gi,·e

, but equally impo

ible to

aYoic1.

Thougl� all the e thing

felt .

Both . exe

indeed,

are rarely pnt in form, yet they are Yaguely

are far too polite to publi h

t u dent

do not allow

them eh·e

uch feeling abroad, and,

to think abou t them at a l l .

T h e e difficultie could, perhap , be obYiated, if t h e i d e a t h a t t h e

exe ,

thotiah eq ual , are u n l ike in character conld be clearly reiognized and for m u l ated from the very beginning of the cour. e .

An arrreement to differ

might be rnade,-but fact how uch a thing to be impo ible . " Equal, b u t u nlike . . i a conception that grow u p radually a n d i · not fully ap preciated u n t i l the course i uch wa

nearl y fini bed .

the a c t u a l experience of

houl d be remembered that the

olby u n der co-education, a n d it

clifficnltie

of the que tion

were

rn tly greater by the larcre n u merical preponderance of one . ex .

w a to be done �

hould t h e cla

e rem a in a

before a n t l t!Je a m o u n t of

per onal in truction allowed con tantly to decrea e ? cultie.

aboYe mentioned be allowed

m ade \\ h a t

to remain ?

hould the e diffi Ou the

other hand ,

bould women be excluded altogether from enjoying olby · adrnn ta "e ? .. ' I ntrouuce co-ordination wa. the an \\·er, a n d by thi, i m e a n t imply c

the p u r u ance of -imil a r c o u r e by t h e cla \\-omen under t h e ame in tructor , but i n a way a \\·a

of young m e n a n d you n g

eparate recitation

to preYent ab olutely a n y u n desirable competit ion.

adopted, a

already , aid

believed it would

w i t h fea r and trembling.

and i n uch Thi plan upporter.

oh·e the problem : tlio e oppo eel to it hoped it would

do no harm. I t now remain been . •)f Dr.

O n the

to indicate what the re ult. of two year of trial haYe

ide of the faculty, the re. ult

mal l , who

are hown in the te timony

in hi - la t report, ' · In reporting upon the i nitial

y : ear of the • Co-ordinate College ' it i

1 52

difficnlt to repre

a ·omewhat pre-

mature expression of triumph .

The relations between the young men

and the young women i n college have never, to my k nowledge, been so satisfactory as during the past year . ' '

Prof. Taylor

" l a m com

pelled to say that, as far as mere class-room work is con idered, the ad vantages of the new sy tern over the old can hardly be over- tated, and greatly exceed even w hat had been anticipated."

Prof. \Varren says , " I n reply to a request for my opinion in regard to the • Co-ordinate ys

tem ' of Tecitation

l will

ay that I ha,·e been m uch pleased with it.

A n t icipated objections to the system have vani hed.

So far a. I know

both clas es arc sati fied with the arrangemen t . " T h e students arc very generally

ati fied w i t h t h e new arrangemen t .

I f a n y are still oppo e d t o t h e education of women a t al'l, they would be as dis ati fied w ith one system as another, and this article can not rleal with them .

They have been . atisfactorily answerer!, howe,·er, in previous

volume, of the

ORACLE, a well

A few objection c u sed at thi

are

point .

a. i n many other publication .

till m ade to co-ordination ' hich

I t is

hould be dis

a i d that the girls are comparatively few in

n umber, and that they have an u nfair adrnntage i n getting more per"onal in truction than the boy ·.

The fact i

nothin11;-for if the two cla.. e

true, but the objection amounts to

were u nited , both

off in the matter of per anal in. truction . pur ue

her pre ent policy, the cla se

exes would be wor e

Moreover, a

vent a con iderablc degree of per anal work with each divi ion by cla

exes ha

e , and. be ide , Colby'

rnntage, of i udi>-idual houlcl be combined.

�o cla

wherc, a n d ex perienC'e

how

that co-ordination remove Bu t i

that the avera"'e izc of the Colby clas co-operation.

the refining ·

thi

be. t

A n other objection i

a�d re training influences of the

not better obtained out ide the cla for social in tcrcour e ?

-room un ion i n the

ocial line

At any rate,

well a · i n direct

it elf in critici. m rather

than in co-operation) arc over-balanced by the adrnntage Each ·ex i

The line mu t be dra w n ome

intellectual contact ( which generally m a n i fe t ide.

co- operation

can well con ·i t of one per o n , nor

room in t he n umerous opportu n itie of cla

The

In a college coll!' e t h e ad

work and the aclrnntages of cla

combines individual work and cla

the advantage

tude n t .

field will be too narrow for a long time t o

honld it n umber h u ndred .

exe' on each other .

Colby

headed off any pre ent po sibility of too n u m erou

allow h e r development into a large college.

the contrary,

long a

will nc,·er be large enough to pre

on the other

now allowed to develop in it· own way u n h indered by

fear of critici m from the other. Other objectio 1 1 !i may be referred to the fu ndamental difference be t ween the sexes and th

need of eparate devclopm nt to fit each for i ts l .J 3

own function.

The object of the college cour e i

not to cma ·cu late men

or ma culate women, but to help each better to fulfill the office The old

y t e rn d i d rather ha Ye a tendency a t l e a t to u n ex

often m a d e men pettily jealou. , and w o m e n t o o m a cu l i n e . will b e a i d u c h thiner

ought n o t t o ha ,·e been

n a ture mu. t u e taken a

it really i

and n o t a

need to be trained i n manly Yirtue work ·

better de,·eloped

ocial relation n tirel

trong propen i t i e for to co-ordination at jection

•·

i t \rn

The

ocial Yirtue

apart from the

tiffnes

lack o f money.

The la t objection

i , indeed, a real ob

Thi

pretty thorourrhly pr ved, i· to

premature to i11troduce the

li h i t

firmly.

friend

A t all eYent

y tern, who e

tand.

y tern with in ufficie nt fund

the trial o f the new

olby to greater effort and will perhap

dowmeDt w h ich will render po

too tho e

o f c l a . -room and t h e

a nd m u t be met by the alttm n i and tru tee. i f the

nlue may be regarded a

)fen

between men an d women can be m u c h

h o p t a l k . , w h i c h there ari e .

olby i

but h u m a n

it m i rr h t h a v e bee n .

by a sociation ' ith m e n in direct

o w ith women in womanly Yirtue .

which ari e from

O f cour e, i t

S urely

of l i fe .

tudcnt. .

Perhaps

to e tab

y t e rn will a waken end i n increa

eel

ible more in tructor", more apparatu

m ore room in buildinrr : all of w h ich am necc

ar y for t he

en and

atisfactory

carrying out of co-ordination . I n conclu ion . it can only be ha

. hown co-orrlination

aid that Colby'

uperior to co-education.

experience thu.

The only que tion i.

far ·

can money enough be rai ed to carry out the . y tern to its full deYelop ment and the full accompli hment of it i n her h i tory i

'olby"

need

po 'ibilitie

Alway

thu

far

ha Ye rai eel u p men to upply them, and there

eYer · rea on to hope and belie,·e tLat the pa t is only the introduction

to a more brigbtne of Dr.

plendid future. the

oun dnes

M a y that future demon trate wit h rrrowing

o f Colby·

m a n agement, the wi dom and i n iu-h t

mall in concei\·ing and introducing the

cheme of co-ordination,

a n d the u n w a ,·cring loyalty o f all alu mni and friend -i

· 9 2 ORA LE.

15-l

the wi h of the

The feuLl for many days had grow n , for mauy n ight

bad

T i l l , cou ra.,.e ·crewed to stic k i ng p o i n t , bi

ophoruor

g u n t he

F rom fa r Aroostook's s haggy

l e n to York State' -

TIJ

men to wage rcleutle · ·

chiefta i n cal led his

A nd uow t h e l i p

s t u rdy

m ol d er erl , ·houl lered.

u n ny wA.tcr laug!Jt r .

that l i sped of lo1·e t o gai n a maiden ' · fa1·or,

'Gau boldly bray f o r bloody war, ach momen t growi n g brann·< ..incl !Jeart' t ! Jat u · r before had burned, sa1· from :· t ight i n r liges t i o n , � o w to the fi erce atrray w e r e t u rned, thei r courage p a · t a l l < 1 u e · t i n .

The i r cau. e w a . j u ·t .-Thc F r ·bman cre w , w i t h loud l fi a n t y e l l · · I fad eaten pean u t · by tbemsel ve · and e m u kept tbe ·lJ 1 1 · . B •neath t h e t r e s , u p o n t h e g r e n , t h

. \ n d , in the dark11ess, i t w a

fiery hr:we

mbl d,

e n a b ro each r e em bled.

The e Ii fty men t he Fre bmen took and puni ·heel, ouc 1 y o n e ,

Tlie 1 1 , I loatecl I J i g w i th bol e ! conce i t , t h i r tongue X o w t h •re'. a l a w , u n w ri tt 11 , a n l ll c n c c the mor

b o-au t o n rn .

re pect d ,

T l i a t from t h • Soph , for

Thu,,, 0 1 1 · approac h d a certa i n door near w li ich were ' e n i o rs stan t l i n l!:

Au l

urt l · r e d t hem

w i th w o tn : b r o a r at o n c e t o I :iv • t he l a n d i n g .

He ."es his order noti ·ell. no�. h i · ·La ·

T o fr i " h t 1 1

he c a l l · a g-a i n

n i or,, off, b u t U nd s they're n o t that k i n l of men .

�ow r u s h i lle.v at ibo. e m clest men , w i th fu ry-macldcncd zeal ,

l 3 1 1 t weak ly b:i · k wa rcl . Tb • i r for mo.· t liglit r

Tltc F rcncbmao,

fa 't l!;O c l o w n , anc.l o'er each other t u rn bl ,

Ir i s l 1 1 n a o

,\ l > ·atcn c ro wtl t h ey ·1

an 1 D u tc h , a It i r rreneou: j u mhlc.

:tk tiway, and · h i l• e r i n rr c ra w l to bee! ,

.\ 1 1 d t i t e r • iu ( I J"'.Llll� r '.Let a"ai n tlt glorious · ! tar" • t hey I-cl . .But

'01u

110 •

! Tl11.:i r

Ir am · are rud ly reft, for h re, fo r 1· · n g 'an ·e d i re ,

1 1 J t L r c !J i 1 1 " on a l i a n d of m ·n

l J U i pp • t i to q u n · h t l J i r 1 1 r ' . 1 55

Tile la t re ort, the water c u re To q u icken f e l i n g Tile p i l l i s

o f re p ect b y

ternly n o w applied, o :i.k in"' well til e hicl e.

wallowed, th o ugh i t take

full many a �la ·

Till, i n tbe farthe't Hall, are found i n urgent

The e i m p iou A

lade were

oon wet down though fa t t!Jeir cudg I

all fought fiercely 'gainst the r i te

· i x-footer down to t w o ,

For t h e r e t he m e e k young bell-boy wa And . by hi And Iler

filled w i t h h ro'

great example, in pi red the m i ld re en-

wa' pro\·ed tll1t . ay i n o- true th1t by the

T he m111 who tak

t!Je

A t dawn o f pcac

The

:i.ucy

word mu t fall

wor I him elf when hi. own p a

i on

call,

tout,

found t o be the only man knocked out.

in a �hower, their proud plnmes lrooping well,

ophomore. then did learn, I trow they learned it well,

Thono-h t h e y nuy rul A n i n u l t to a N o w l\Iu

nerye ,

F o r , h e who la·t year threatene l with cud"el l o n " and

L i kP. gamec ck

o f water,

waxin" hotter.

the lfr• bmeu w i th

kyward'

p i t ter-patter,

enior i . q u i te a d i.ff r at m1tter.

return me home ag in, I ' >e flni hed my de c r i p t i o n ,

How nn l ro-radn:i.te lo · t o r

apply their o w n pre c r i p t i on .

1 5G

flew

@0ve. In measures erratic, And verses ecstatic, And stanzas determined to rove ;

Qliite ad literatim, Et very rnrbatim,

I give my opinion of love. Sparking, flashing, Larking, mashing, Love's caprice is ever new ; Sometimes in tha heart it gambols, Sometimes takes long, sulky rambles ; Leaves U!'l feeling rather bl ue.

Coming, ru nning, H umm ing, funning, Now it takes us on the fly ; Takes us when we scarcely know it, Ere we know how to forego it,

Talces us, and we know not why.

Hearts once captured, A nd enraptured, Then become an easy prey ; For they flutter ever after, Palpitate with joyous laughter, Or with grief soon die away. M i appointment, Di appointment, Often follow in Love' flight ; She who seemed all sweet a Take

honey,

the man who 11as mo t money,

And ao-ain we're "out of sight." 157

Age of wonder ! W hat a blunder "\Ve poor mortals often make ; \Vhen we court a black-eyed m a ide n , Feel o u r heart

grow hcaYy l aden ,

Then fi n d o u t it'

all a " fake . "

' T i s c o n oling, And condoling, When the e That the

hadow . cro · our

town-g irl

Though the

t ill adore

pat h ;

u ,

uburb m a id ignore

And excites our rightcou Thus in mea ure

w rath .

erratic,

And Yerse ec tatic, And Quite

tanza

determined to ro,·c ;

ad literatim,

very Yerbatim,

I 've giYen m y notion of Jo,·e.

u ,

(AFTER POE.)

A h < l i ·tinctly we remember, I t \\"a in the calm September, \Y h e n of n inety-fi;-e each member,

Fir�t tepped on the Chapel floor. 0 what wrong the

On each face wa

ophs i n fl icted ;

fear depicted,

And our hearts with fear tran fixed, \\r he n a rap came at our door.

Full of trembli n g for the morrow, All that n ight \\·e tried to borrow From our books decrea e of orrow, orrow for our wetting o'er. But that trao-ic i\Ionday evening, W a. n o time for idle dreami n g ;

But an hour for sharpe t sche m ing, How to cheat them of our gore. \\'hen arra yed in g h o tly night robe "\Ve were que�tioned as to microbe

An<l oblii:red to walk the tight robe ;_, A l l we . aid wa -Ne,·ermore. And our . ouls from out tho e seasons That were filled with

poi!

and trea ons

For q u i te good and telli n o- rea on

.' hall br l i ftcd-Ne,·ermore.

•A t thi

point

t he aul l1or';.. N1t n rrh nf1'cctcll

pronunciation.

W hen the grand- tand wa repaired thi pring the following ver e were di coYered beneath it on a page torn from a tudent' note book. The paper wa tained by the torm of the winter but the writing was till decipherable. The fir t Yer e n路ere written in a bold manly hand and read " itting on the tand, adie, itting on the tand 路 Little hand in mine, adie, Little hand in m ine. Watching the nine, adie, \ atching the nine 路 Ob ! will you be mine, adie, Will you be mine ?'' nderneath thi oul-in pirina query wa written in a fine feminine, near- ightcd hand : Don t b e a clam, Harry, Don't be a clam. And don't think I am, Harry, Don t think I am. Don' t think I' m a flat, Jordie, Don' t think l'm a flat. Cut tbi out, and, then Jordie, Pa te it in your hat. '

A youth who e name wa George L'Amoureux To Colby, do'rn in :>faine, did boldly geux. '\\ hen fre h bi foot he did ma h, \\hen , oph he raised a mou tache 路 And what he'll do next we urely don't kneux.

IGO

A reporter ha

at la t penetrated the myster) of the se,sions of the

Conference Committee and we are able to gi,·e our readers a full report o f

A ft e r P r e i

t h e important meeting of t h e student member. on A pr. 2 0 . dent Jackson had rapped to order and the record

l\Ir. H o w e moved t h a t inasmuch a a.:complish a ny thing e l e thi

of Colby's next pre. ident. con isting of 1\le

had been duly rea d ,

t h e committee

eemecl unable t o

year, t h e y proceed to di c u s s the que tion

The committee a ppo in ted a t t he la t mee t in g .

r . Ward, Welch and M u n o n , , ubmitted t11·0 reports : r,. \\ arc! a n d Welch,

t he majority report, si g n e d by l\le

tated t h a t o f

the many n ame suggested t he y would report only two, Rev. r i l l , D. D., Prof. 'V. L .

. A . l\ler

Bo n ney , Ph . D . ; and that while Dr. B01r n ey ' s

eminence as a cientist was a con ideration of great w e ig h t , t h e y were yet obliged to give their preference to Dr.

l\Ie rril l ,

a �peciali t o f no le

nown i n h i l ine of work , and a man w h ose orthodoxy wa

u n q ue tioned.

The m inority report . igned by the re t of the c o mmi t t e e u n a n imou ly

recommended Hon. D. G. :i\ l u n 0 1 1 . 0 1 1 motion of l\ l r .

ered a

t a r k it wa

voted t h e majority report b e c o n id

the report of the committee.

After a n animated di cu

ion upon

t he merits of the candidate the report wa laid on the table. l\1 r .

J > ie rce , ' 9 :.! , ai l that the

anew th e d ifficulty

cha nge of adm i n istration would open

to co-educatio n a n d co-ordi n a tion.

He therefore

moved that a f ter the clo. e of the pre cnt academic year o nl y male dent

hould be admittE'd to Colby.

M r. Nichol

rro 1· oke d a fre e di cu

Thi

argued ag a i n s t the motio n .

were . till in force he \\"Ould doubtle s be

ion .

aid that if co - e d u ca t ion

u pporting the motion ; but hi

experience with co-ordination h ad convi nced h i m that a vote of thi- k i n d w o u l d b e u njust to all parties. po k e in

trong

term

Padelford and B o w m a n al. o

oppo ing the motion .

O th e r member

u pported

the propositio n , and the vote b eing a tie t h e Pre ide n t d di ned the re

pon ib ility of giving the castin i r ,· o te .

!Gl

e,·eral ca e of di cipline were then brouo-ht up for action. O n complaint ot the authoritie o f t h e Methodi t church, K leinhans wa u pended for two weeks for di turbino- a youna people' meeting by inginO' ba . It \Ya unanimou ly ,·oted to expel the man who wa caua-ht under the Bapti t church by Profe or Batti with hi fla h light. Profe or Batti being calleu in, identified thirteen men a the one caught by him with hi famou lantern and on motion of l\Ir. Mahlman it wa rnted to rccon id er the previou motion . Profe. or Batti ubmitted a bill of 50, for detecti\'e work, which wa referred to the Finance om . On motion of Mr. Jordan ' 9 3 it was voted that the member of Colby Bra Band ball not begin practi ina on their in trument u ntil 6 . 30 A . M . and that they hall clo e practise promptly at 1 1 r . M . l\Ir. Mun on then mo,·ed the following re olution whic h wa econded by )fr. l\Iun on : " "'herea our pre ent in tructor in German i incompetent to ful fill hi du tie and i accu tamed to wear Dutch oath a t hi · u ncon ciou pupil , be it R.,. olverl, T h a t he be remorecl from hi po ition at the encl of thi collegiate year. A nd, wherea D. G . ;\fun on i folly qualified to occupy hi po ition and can wear in the "C nited ' tate lanauage, there fore be it Re. oli:ed, That :\Ir . Mun on be appointed to the position a oon a it ,hall be vacant . '' Pending the cli'cu ion of the re olution. :.\Ir. Bowman mo,·ed to ad journ. Motion carried amid areat applause and the member. di per eel, heartily endor inrr the Pre ident's opinion that the mectina had been a . ucce . ,

1 G2

In looking oYer a pile of ancie n t m a nuscripts for some i u tere ting

characteristics of noted men, we were fortunate i n hitting u pon a n auto biographical

ketch of more than ordinary Yalue .

For rea ons u n k now n ,

the author h a d n o t completed the work, b u t left a n elaborate analy i

the u nfi ni hed chapters.

The chief merits of the sketch a re u nque tionably its e. t re11te s i111 -

plicity a n d it correct characterization of the au thor. m i t only ·uch pas a�es a

Here w i t h we

may serrn to fitly illu ·trate the famous au to

biographer·s style, and at t he

ame time reveal the ricbnes

of h is philo-

ophical mind. After stating i n a direct a n d forcible preface the motive

w h ich im

pelled him to a task of ucli l i terary m agnitude, he in cri bes the f o llo w i n g dedication :

"To my paren t · w h o rejoiced at rny birt h , Lo,·ed a n d mnturecl m y i n fancy, Taught me i n y o uth t he path o f rectitude, A n d w h o no w ase "·atcWng my cour e i n l ife "\V ith 10 \" i n « and anxious o l i c i tucle, I lovi n�ly declicate t h i Yolum ."

The opening line of Chapter I are a follows : · · r am the o n l y c h i l d , in a family

of fh-e

c h i ltl ren , w h < ) wa · born in t h e

t a t e o f ,\Iai ne . "

T h e author t h e n goe o n , b y a ,omew hat circuitou

plain thi

proce

, to ex

bewildering t a tement by u n folding the genealogy of the fam ily .

?\ear the clo e of the in troductory c hapter there is tcrly w a y , a few rural

cene

ketched in a ma -

of the old homestead in Albio n .

among these is the de cription

the old-fa hionecl barn.

Notable

Here are a few

of the author', reflections on thi object-couched i n languaae that would be a portrayal of foe moral sublime were it not that the ubject ma tter itelf is a l ittle t m m o ta l :

" Trad i ti o n ha · it t ! J a t t he

gr a t a.-b heams

were ra i etl i n to pl ac

•n , a u d t l t a t the ra i ;; i n O' ""l ' a r g u l a r old fa · hi ouccl a ffa i r .

tori

when

1''a bn l ou

are tolcl of the n n mbcr of gal l o n · of mm w h i c h were t l r u n k on t hat

occa i o n , o f t he hli. ter tempora r i l y by

t!Jc ti ry

b i "" as h ·n' · C"" · w!Jich t h e m ·n,

U u i d , ra i · •d o n th i r · ho ul

1 G3

lcr

· t reui;th n Ll

and in tile palm - of

tll ir hand in their H . rculean effort ; of th e ln- ly way in which my cele brated an �tor kippe 1 o\·er th beam , nthu ia tically o-idna h i order' t o h i e n t h u ' c l neighbor " Here i ce

great writer :

eel the fir t t w o y ea r ' of my l i fe, probably l i ke all other

" Here I

babic : a ·

age which illu trate' in a beautiful way the ex

another pa

i,·e mode ty o f thi

ay -'Me1rling and puking i n my mother'

hake peare

bawl in!!: when awake. and l ike-yet unlike-au e Htor lyiucr* a Jeep.'· The

entence below , which occur

arm ,'

till when

early i n Chapter II i', i n part, a

per onal de cription of the a utobiographer at the age of three :

" ' �\ oon a- I aw him coming I 1Yould tart oft' to m eet h i m a my chubby legs could ca rr y me . "

Thi

word "ch ubby··

eemed to be a farnrite o n e w i t h t h e author,

for it recur- again and acrain in . the manu cript a adjecti,·e . -U about thi

fast a

a per onal de cripti,·e

time, o u r youno- hero meets w ith failure a n d di gu t

•

in trying to imitate bi father · donkey in the art of 'eating hay:' Once . he got h · lip c u t ; ' ' u t : • ay be, "l "·a i n no h u rry for it to heal · for I could o-P.t my merely by

i·ter. w ho wa

t ruly repentant, to do anythincr for me

ticking out that lip. '

The author next di-cu

e , at

ome lengt h, bis early procli,· ities for

the ,·ariou · product · of the culinary art. largely i n to hi_ life, at thi bare of hi" cea ele way tha pie.

Pie eem

to haYe entered n�ry

formatirn period, and to ham occupied a Ya t

de ire for aliment.

He tell

in hi

he ne,·er could become reconciled to receiYe the

To quote from hi mm work :

not been born fir t ,

" I alway

o w n pathetic

malle t piece of

felt grieYed that

o that I could h a Ye the large t piece o f pie:'

graphically conclude

thi

<li qui ition by narrating bow

be a grow n - u p m a n . wbeu be too

bad He

be a pirecl to

like other great men , micrbt baYe a

w hole qua rter of p ie . t l:nfort u n a tely for the workl. thi · mo t intere · t i n g docu ment, after dealing with t he Yariou fa ntile year·

eccentricitie

-uddenly come

u nren�aled trea · u re from the a u thor·

\Y hat might have been the

of tho e u nwritten chapters, \Ye are left to imacrine

o ullioe which plan for the deYelopment of hi'

quen t life in the e Yariou �chool, farm, rncation,, itic

and ad,·enture' of the a uthor· · i n

to a n end.

de1 artment

Home, street,

porting, college. athletic

ub e

tage, steamer,

( including tenni ) pol

in Albio n , in \\ a hington , D . *Thi' c p i t h H

c l n c , n o t a p p l y to

The "Ju t l;tt'," o f po lit icnJ pie.

ou1· hero

ORACLE ctUtor.

i s no"· cal l e d , will soon " tick

l G±

out

t hat l ip"

for a

11iccP

Many of our readers will doubtless be astonished that the life of this man was ever deemed worth publishing, but we assure them that it is a work of in tense and thrilling interest teaching a great moral lesson.

material for this work has been gleaned from various sources ·

The

but most

of it was furnished by inhabitants of Kno x cou nty, where Mr. Grayes is well known.

The work gives a touching portrayal of his infancy a n d

childhood, of t h e m a n y mishaps t h a t h e encountered, among them a wild ride on the old mare'

back, which so frightened him that his growth was

greatly stu n ted and he n a rrowly escaped imbecility. attempted school teaching but hi

disgrace, and he was thrown u nceremoniou ly some large girl .

through the window by

hortly after this time he entered Coburn Classical

Institute and after that hi Durino- hi

life became a very checkered one.

ummer ,·acation he was employed in canvas ing and i n

t h i employment met with m a n y thrilling achentures. gan life a.

·while yet a boy he

career as a school teacher ended in

a reporter and made that his life work.

work are written in cipher the with a feeling- of sadnes

H e afterward be M a ny pages of the

ubject matter neces itating this.

and pity that we lay the work a ide.

' Twas a fiery-haired freshm an called , nare, DroYe the Y. l\I. C . A. to despair · For hi

cornet he tooted

o loud,

That at him and hi sleep-killing crowd All their

aintlie t member

would swear.

Our doughty young cap' n , who's often called Bil l , Ha

a h e a d u ncommonly hard t o fill. W ith Prexie he qu arrels On . cience and moral ;

W hen floorccl he keep

on arguing

lll 5

till.

It i

The matter nf optional chapel for

tudent

been

di cus ed

m u c h that no one wants to read a repetition of the old argu ment . the purpo e of thi

article not to rehear e a n y argument

It is

b u t simply t o

pre e n t a few fact .

T h e theoretical attitude of t h e Faculty on t h i q ue -

tion i- well known .

\Ve will not quote the adage on practice and preach

ing ; but it

eemed gnod to the

ORACLE board to obtain accurate tati -tic

as to the value l laced by t he Faculty on the morning mean of grace . .A ccordingly a monitor wa appointed and hi report of the attend:ince during ten week

is herewith

u bmitted.

RE ORD O F Ba

70 DAYS.

ett,

Batti ,

Bayley,

.;;.

Elder,

1±

Fo ter, Hall,

0 :2 1

�Iarquardt, ;\fa thew ,

Robert ,

3 -!

Roger ,

mall,

-19

' m ith ,

7 19

Taylor, \Y arren,

*Excu

eel b e c a u e o t iU

I t will b e seen

52 health.

t h a t t h e mo t regular attendant h a s indulged i n

eighteen ab ence . nearly two a week. again-t optional prayer o m uch

cl crea ed.

profe sors

for the

Let u

ee !

tudent

X o w t h e great objection urged i

that the attendance would be

'ye h a \'e here a total of 545 cu ts for 1 2

omitting our librarian a n d Prof. Elder, for obviou

This gives the a ,·erage profes or nine c u ts e,·ery fourteen day .

rea ons. �ow,

gentlemen, ,,,.by not girn us a ten week ' trial, a nd compile the average tudent "

attendance ?

l liG

"Thongh t h i

rn i l l of our grin els slowly, yet it grin cl exeeecli.ug smal l ." ·

[ A pologies to Longfellow . ]

FA C U L T Y .

" On e

c la s passeth

fc rever. "

cnvay

a n d a 11olh e1· co m eth , b u t t/1e fa rnlty al1ideth

"The element

PRF.X ;

o mixed i n h i m , that Nature m ight stand up

and , ay t o the world, Th i.� was a man". P noF. BATT J :> :

" ome men were born for great thing. , Some men were born for . mall

Of some it i

not rec orde d ,

W h y they were born at all." P noF'.

Roai::nT.

" I ' m but a t rangcr here,

H -- i

l 'n o F . 1\L\TJI E W. :

PnoF. BA Y J.EY :

m y hom e . "

" \\' hen a man k a n ' t du e n n y thing else, he parts

bi "l

hair i n the m iddle ." can

tell

moc.Iern pollywog from . aurian or

troglodyte ; I ' m po ted on the theory a n d practice of biology, But I ' m ju t a trifle weak u pon the nice point

theology.

In fa c t , in matter wgetable, animal or m ineral ,

I am a Yery model of a c ienti t in gineral . "

PnoF . W A nnEx :

" You think he·

all fu n

U u t t h e a n <Tel l a u g h too, at the good he ha done. " l f)i

"Tales that haYe the rime of age."

PROF. FOSTER : PROF. S)UTR:

"Of excellent pith, Fate tried to conceal him by naming him Smith "

PROF. 1\lARQUARDT :

• · Deep ver ed in German lore." '82.

" Se� the co11 q uering he roe8 come !" HURD :

�Ir 1\11

" 9 9 . -:l-!

Cuiouxa RAXDALL :

PIERCE

}

' "fhe chemi t' cour e i. a nap,1 tried it and got napped."

" Be not merely good. but good for something."' "l clothe my naked villainy With old odd end , tol' n out of H uly ·w l'it, A nd eem a aint, when mo t I play the deYil ."

MERRILL :

FALL :

·�ot all the pumice of the poli bed town Can mooth the roughne of the barn-yard clown." " \\'ould he were fatter !"'

TARK : REYNOLD

"Ye ! puppet' the word, for there's nothing in ide. But a clock-work of nnity, pa sion and pride. ")foch I matTclled this ungainly Faowl to hear di course o plainly."

BoKXEY :

"But ,till his tongue runs on, he bore 1 ot with sense, but with his everla ting, nernr-cea ing gab.

)iu-xsox :

\V . B. Ai\-UREWS : JOH1\ ON : KALLOCH, NICHOL

pure."

K.' :

}

' ''iYho o findeth a good wife ; findeth a good thing."' "D-n that boy, he's gone to sleep again."

"1\luch tudy hath made him very lean And pale and leaden-eyed. ' ' "1\lan wants but little here below ; Nor want that little long . ' ' 16

OSGOOD :

' Big at the bottom, small at the top."

K :\ IGJ-I'f. : 1\I rs BAKE::u.L-< :

Mlc

}

"Shall we gather at the river ?"

"Love and marriage made ea y . Consul t m e fo r particular . "

T RTEVA...'\'"T :

"l\'IfA-0€V ay:i.v CT1r€<;0-'l.V.

CoHEX :

• /

' · I f e,·ere in aught ,

T h e 10\-e he bore to lea rn ing wa at faul t . ' '

R\.RX E

' ' W i e nature d i d never y e t p u t h e r precious j e wel:; i n t o a

garret four storie

high . " '93.

•

C URTIS :

Galliri o m n is.''

"There wa once a child and h e slrollecl cibout

a good deal and thought of a n u m ber of thing . "

' o xx E n

" A little upright, pert, tart, tripping wight,

And . till hi preciou V{ b o Joye

own

elf h i dear deligh t ; mart hadow in the street

Better than e'er the faire t he he meet ." G ET H E LL : .\lI T H ,

"Go up thou bald-head."

C. F. :

I l a Ye a good hat ; the Lie

eeret of your look

with the beaver i n Canadian brook · ;

Boot , gloYe , may fail · the hat i alway fel t . " Loctr:u :

' ' l ie·· tough ma'am, tough i

Joey B ; totwh and deYili.sh

·ly . "

.JORD,\N :

GALLEU'.l' : GRAVE · :

LO)ID.\ R D :

h what a tangled web we weave,

""hen first we practic

to deceiYe ! "

" Full of excitement, always in a fu ·

"The mi takes of m y life ha,-e b en m a n y . " "

weet pe1--ua ive voice, you can CYen hear him smile."

Bow�rAN : 1\1 rs

" C aught at la t in Cu pid"

tangled web .'

"She learned the word

MoRR r LL :

of many book

But gained not one idea . " " I ' m a m arvel of moral behaYiour,

H A LL :

M y le

I learn with the be t :

I follow all rule. to the letter, And so m y heart"

a t re t . "

"LoYe mi:.y b e a mere

G LOVER :

Bu t the

Trace(y)s

N. G . Fosn: n :

"Hi

ion

run loo e w ithout a colla r . "

"hall t h i

P.ERK !X' :

hadow ,

leave deep impre

initial

best describe him."

· ' A n d melancholy claimed him for her o w n . "

" A !fe, in l i te B r . C'K :

'94.

ccrtoln g u e y e g o fu1·

How m uch a du nce t hat ha

Excel

Than but to dance and

Prnn .E :

ed.""

" H ow long, 0 Lord, how long ! ' '

RE x :

ToT�r A :s- : F ERGt: O N

" A n a me which you know by sight very "·ell, But which n o one can

Tm. o:-r :

' LA H K :

rest

ing ( ? ), be gaily dre

"A fatted calf. , .

K i:: x n 1 c K :

L0 A :liO

been , ent to roam,

a <lu nce that ha" been kept at home. ·

A nobler yearning never broke hi

H o w 1·: :

mc11 . '

peak, nor com po itor

'Me elf I admire the best

A v all that'

: )

Let u

u n der the

un.''

fly hence, danger approache . "'

' From early morn to noon, From noon till dew y ern, A n d still h i

tongue run i ;o

on."

pell . "

"Yet Y ou m ust be a harmless sou l . " .

TuTiilLL : JONE , A .

l\l. :

This going to college a n d raising a family

urpa ses

the labors of Hercules."

·•A man ( ?) of exqui ite oftness a nd delicacy."

PADELFORD :

"A dewy fre. h n es ' fills the air. "

BERRY :

"Truly, I would the god

H ooPER :

had made thee poetical."

' •:\Tow what a thing- it i· to be a n a·s

.M ERRITT :

! .,

"'Veil of all the du rned men

K LEIXHANS :

Tho.t I\·e truck, it i

i'\Ir

CARLETON :

l\lr,

:'ilERRlLL :

you . "

"This life is one horrid gri n d . " ' Howe er it be, it

eem

to me

'Tis only noble to be good. '

1nr1ll

thou

would

"Verily, how

J E WETT :

•9 - .

ch oice

green apples." t

ha,·e delighted the heart

Darw i n . " '

"A calf and a chaw-mouth,

I J .\ H T J J O H X E :

An a

a n d a donkey,

The nearest appr acb Of man to a monkey ." •Like a n y child

"�ARD :

fresh

from a country

chool he threaten

with plaintiYe petul a n t accen t , ' I 'll tell. " Ba n ta m roo ter !

T t:Pl'ER :

:'II

"The helple

CLELLAN :

\\·oonW.\RP : .J A

K:.O:-< :

L.\. X E :

A l l de pi e yet pity thee." look of blooming i n fa ncy."

"I will leaYe large foot-prints on the "hly

' I t'

a n ds of time."

o n , if in ner entice thee, con ent thou not. '

a pity he could not be hatched o'er again and hatehed different." 171

" Although I

PRL"'\'GER :

A HA ''0� :

tand near the head of my cla

e�ery one

"Ah re ' you

ay', • r m a n caregiou a

ee it in his

mile,

A map, complete . o' the Emerald I le. '

.Mr:

'Gimme a cent, I 1rnnt to be touah . "

NOB LE :

A feminine Paul Pry. '

\V°.UTE :

" He ha occa ion al fla h

HOL

Mr ·

"Con picuous for hi " That n ame i

H A H O \' :

Thi

"A large a n d noble lo k, e1·ery inch a quee n . '

' H t LCOTT :

NA H :

of ilence.

thin a i

ab ence (

) ."

ure a blu nrler :

fre h a

thu nder. ·

n i n fa n t wearina trou er . "

AT \\'OO U : ,,- E LC H :

I ' m the la t on the li t

The la t in all kno wledge, The ,cum o f the earth. A n d the fool of the college. '

E T C ET E RA.

" \\ hat a horrid aait a n d gha t l y ickenina grin ! '' .

Xonm. , · 9 5

TOW :s' E , ' c -!

92,

HOL

ne ,uch Xick oh Lord ! would ha' been enouah .' '

� r HOL,, ' 9 3 , N1CHOLS, · 9 5 B E R R Y ' 9 -! , I rs

BEHRY, · 3 ,

T H E 9 :2 FA L L

'oLLt::GE X r .x E .

' 9 :2 ,

\\ E L H , · 9 5 R E Y �O LD. , PIER E ,

Two 101·ely berrie

)

'9..f.

JAc:K O S , · 9 5

• Let ' play

moulded on a

ingle

at ball ! . ,

"The C nabridaed a nd the Pocket Edition : 2,

T h e world, the fie h , a n d t h e DeYil. 1 1:?

tem .

1 89 1 .

J u ne 1 0 .

Barron· s weclcling cards arrive.

The K i l goe

to Bar H ar

bor i n discruise. 13.

Bo\\'cloio forfeits the deciding game at Lewi ton and pre e n ts u

\\'ith the championship.

16.

Colby beat

Bates 20 to

l\I r. Elli entertains a select few in the parlor car.

1 5.

Gra\·e gets u p a college hop to whic h Orrin comes u n inYited.

1 7.

'92 n i ne beat

hall . 19.

' 9 3 o n the diamond.

Goody follow

College hop at Soper'

Barron's example.

Thirteenth A n nual Field Day at the trotting park . record broken.

' 93 win. clas

cup.

Three

0 . L . Hall in

di,;dual record .

20.

' 9 4 beat

' 9 1 in forenoon and '92 in the afternoon and \\'in

inter-clas

base ball champion hip.

Reading room

elect officer .

22.

Champion hip "cup" presen t ed to ' 9 4 wit h appropriate cere

24.

H . \V. Dunn, ' 6 8 , give a reception to the Zete .

monies.

2G.

Fre h m a n exit to Bangor.

Hooper puni he

the punch.

ords go to Bradley's.

28.

The "be t ORA LE eYer publi heel'' comes out "on time . " Baccalaureate Y. M.

20.

ermon a n d

ann u al sermon

'!)2's " Pre. entation Day" o n campu en

to t he

. A.

Celestial light brig h t -

t h e campus and t h e faculty i s conspicuou b y it

ab ence.

Tru tee

meet.

Junior Exhibition i n eYe

nincr and Pan Hellenic Hop at City Hall.

June 30.

enior Cla,

Day exerci es.

A lu m n i meet in Memorial H all. �ociety reunion .

Oratiou and poem in the e,·ening. Alumni game on the diamond.

J uly

Commencement Day.

' 9 1 get

ollege n i ne wins

beep kin .

ment Dinner a t ::'.lemorial H a l l . in the e,·ening. and

Patten

gets

Yacatio n .

K i c k open

f),, Y Initiate .

I 0 to 4 .

Commence

Pre ident' reception ·

Orrin Club'' meet

made honorary member.

Num 's derby

hipwreckecl.

hotel with an u n parallelled ru h of three

boarder .

Jordan

a po ition

at the

Astor

Hou e and Tommy take charo-e of the Fi ke. 5.

Bickmore take

Xick'

ept. 2 3 . 2·L

friend

�ick' friend

u p a permanent re idence a t Bath.

m ake him a little Yi it. de,ert hi

Fall term beain

hotel.

with 1 60

Elder back.

tudent .

hailer a n d

' Bloody i\londay Xight" "Come to yo' j a n itor, Tommy !

reco<>nize yo' form . "

Oct.

-1 4- girl .

D n tch a n d :Norman join t h e faculty.

C. A .

'V.

oph. co-ord · haze the Fre hwomen. ORA

LE A ociation elect officers. diamond, 2 6 to 1 8 . feat.

Y. M. C. A. and Y.

reception i n ::'.Iemorial Hall.

Bate beat

The nine beain

Colby on the record of de

�- Y . initiatio n .

oph. co-ord

go to Beulah land.

Colby ,·er u

PitHield at

Pitt field 4 to 5 . H.

Fre h m a n

' n are get' a n x io u

about h i · cornet.

back and . a Ye trouble" 1 5.

" Bring it

'9J elect· cla. officc1 .

01ucr.E board hold its first meeti ng.

Gallert 1.1 02- to cl> . � 0.

convention

1 6.

� . K . E . I n itiation.

1 9.

Prof. "'arren lecture o n " Rome. "

2 .

Foot ball in the Reading Room . hat disappear. .

21.

oph

furni ·h

enior

'o does

A Y. formed and

with cider (?)

boy . 1 14

mith's

arl . oph . girl

recei,·e the

Oct.

2i.

D u tcby fi nd

lights

out

and

" H im mel, das i t hot !" l\I u rray's. queut

Bonfire of o i l barrels.

take Mccha 1 1 ics.

Kum plays i n hard luck.

ORACLE meeting in chapel. citement .

No,·.

Seniors elect clas officers .

. A . ®. I nitiation .

\J .

S a n t a C l a n ' delin-

Bun get

there at last but

Y . M . C . A . delegates go

Girls ruled out amid t great ex-

Cyrus' foot ball team goes into training.

Foot ball a sociation_ elects officers. A . K.

ill u m i nate.

Carl's right of suffrage trampled on.

4. i.

Z.'11 . Initiation .

to Bangor.

31.

attempts

Seniors banquet Sophs a t

H . F. Kalloch goe

E. convention.

'onference comm ittee holds it

first meeting.

\'i'eek

prayer and no cuts !

1 0.

11.

CJ.. Y. delegate_ go to Bo ton.

Cony High

cbool beats Cyru ' ele,en 14 t o

bi· temper.

Cyru

lo es

IC begin to i n

A . and B . chapters of };.

itiate.

1 2. 13.

14.

Cy and Gray indulae in a little "scrap' ' on the foot ball field. lore Yictim All the

for the n a n ny goat.

port

ao to "iduey .

Charley Ros

found.

N u m and

Curt go to Augu ta.

1 5.

Freely meet w ith a cold (water) reception at Ladie ' Hall.

1 8.

Bagu

21.

enior appointments out.

ell aim

ha,·e a reception . 23.

three co-eds.

Prex . decide t h a t ' 93 h a l l haY e no reception.

Prof.

1 00

mith kick

yard

out.

try for a cut but

door down.

" Fairfield" ru n

a· aulted.

at midnight.

Batti. call

my Glee Club ne,·er sing

J o h n o n treat

enior logician

in eicrht second

e n ior appointment

o n Carl .

for le

than

T h a n k.gfrina rece

" Oh , H- !

25.00."

" l demand the di re pect of yo' all, ji t

like u n y other member of the faculty . "

25 .

opb

No dancing but forty-three marche .

on bis engagement.

24.

Barnes tries to beg off.

at a Fre bman and duck

. 1 75

Dec.

Fre ·hmen

elect

officer

Hall tackle

Jack .

ting in a fa t a

Jordan chaperone

.f- .

Z . '11 . reception .

oph

chapel.

' Lemme go,

appear.

Prof.

you, I'm get

I c an . " friend

kowhegan t o

" hip

Pre x .

Ahoy . "

La t tenni

Batti

played on campu-.

fire. the

opb

elocution.

from

and eat bumble pie. oph

They

J u n iors hide

deluge J u n ior': windo"·'

apparel.

opb-'

with

npera n o uated

egg . bailer taken

ick.

GiYe

enior-

cut

but

di appoint

J un ior . opb

1 0.

p u rloin J u n ior tile . w h ile

oph

Fre h me n bold

l umber.

oph

tempt to ru h upper-cla cla

men treat

dru nk At

men but fall dow n .

to a

oph

pea n u t

raid Fre hie. .

urpri-e, Yiz.

-pper-

aqua pura.

oph- rally i n :.\'orth College with coal and club to Fro·t 1 1. 1 :.? .

oph

but

L pper cla . men lea \"e the binge

cret downed ea ily. door.

realize the fact that the

do not on- n the college.

Bo ton paper come out with the mo t crarbled account of the

£1:2-3--:l row eYer perpetrated upon a credulou. and 1011 0 - uffcring public.

22 . Jan.

Yacatiou berrin . 1

92 u hered in with fitting ceremouie

by the remn a n t at the

Brick .

\\- inter term begin

Editor-in- chief of the ORA LE

with the mea Jes.

Epidemic of mea le

tricken

and grippe i n

t h e collecre. 11.

Gym. work begin' (?) u n der )Jr. Batti

21.

Fall term bill- out ! ! !

23.

Prof. Matthe'"

'21 . 2 .

receiYe

barley celebrate h i

J u n ior-. birthday.

Day of prayer for college . FaiL 176

Cohen

draw

S l O at

0. 0. F.

Feb.

Soph co-ords receive Sophs at Ladies' Hall. b. . K .

E. In itiates.

10.

Woodward calls on Sbailer.

1 1.

l\I u n-y" s aggregation goes to R. R . ball a t Portland .

12.

Wat on goe home sick.

1 3.

Sophs regret their h a ty action.

<P. b. . @. i n itiate

ophs cut Rob.

20.

Catholic Ball well patronized.

22.

College hop at Soper's.

War dance i n Gym .

25.

l\Iains arrives and the n ine get dow n to hard work .

26.

Snow ball hits D u tchy.

"Who threw dot ?"

• · FiYe cents

more for that egg i n your pocket, Mr. Kl -- ns. " Royalty Club reception and bal l .

27. 29.

l\l ar.

fi .

l\I un on goes to Kent's H i l l • ·on bu iness . ' ' . i\Iatthews announce candidates for condition

in H i tory.

Co ine refuse to read Royalty Club notice in chapel . Teacher's conven t ion .

Norman read a paper and roa t

the

Freshm e n .

Fre hmen expre

their

"di aproval"

of Norman's

peech

and await an apology. 1 1.

lilain

goes.

J unior Prize Debate.

h i ' ' t wenty-thirdl y . "

Cyru

Dennis fall

clown on

i reproved for indulging

i n per onalitie . Yerne taken ick .

1 2.

Exam

15.

Yacation .

Glee

ucce 28.

'lub tart

pring term begins. wick. bout

Ten ni a

Great

'arl salutes the low

" H ow are you , old man ?" Fi1 t tenni of the ea o n .

practice on the diamond.

A pr.

tarring tour.

Brennan' opera troupe a t Town H all. comedian .

31.

out o n a

Ball team

Ba e ball m eetina at B run -

' c hedule and con titution drawn up.

the cigar . ·.

Cupe

Seven case of brain fe,·er.

ociation elect · officer .

'yru <ret

hi. jaw broken

at foot bal l . 3.

Glee

lub comes home to re t o n i t m a n pled"'<:>d to <P. B . K . cyclone.

Examininrr

com mi t tee

,.j it college. 1 77

laurel .

Xollie'

u b - fre h -

room ,.i. ited by a

Apr.

6. 7.

opb

ummoned fo r too promi cuou

'opb appointment

out.

Jug of

ducking. piritu

frumenti captured

from the Phili tine . 9.

bailer gi,·e

a tea-party to the

enior plugaer -Bonney,

Nichol and Kalloch. 10. 11. L.

1 3.

enior back number take ethic Ba

ett goe at

' 9 2 cla

to Ya

alboro to meet b i

u ncle.

College dance

oper'. H all. meeting.

a nta Clau

Laurel branch held o u t but refu ed.

fall

trou er . H.

Rob keep

21.

Fa t

off bis bicycle.

L' e a fence a a pair of

H odgkin

upe out.

Fre h. co-ord

Day.

cut

' after 'Chool.

ummina

ab'tain

from food.

beat Colb , 7 to 4 . a t Portland.

Jed'

LoYell'

n i ne

beat

Fairfield 5 to 4 o n diamond. 23. 26.

May

'93 co- cl opb

receiYe.

appear in their areat-grandfuthers' beaYer .

'2 i .

Bate

30.

Bowdoin beat Colby on the diamond, 20 to

beat�

Pitt field bea Roy·

olby, 20 to 9, at Lewi ton.

Nick arre ted, tried, and fi ned.

Colby

D r.

malL place.

n i ne beat· Cyru ' take

10.

0HA

LE board h a

elect

arm.

o nce more.

10 to 9 .

Tru tee

M r. -n- bitma n to

take econd

re cen t . lina.

i t picture taken.

Jake mixe paper .

Bonfire and

Ten n i tou rn ament begin .

� enior reception a t Dr. , m all' .

tair .

mile

beaten ,

j a w out of the

i n to a fainting fi t . 13.

Nick

to Pitt field and aet

meet at Portland and

Ca e appealed.

The m ayor lm rned in effigy.

beat Freeport, 35 to 1 9 .

Nine goe

Kick pull

ear.

peeche .

l!J.

olby on the diamond, 9 to 3 .

all

Kid fall

Rob talk

C um m i n g

Faints a g a i n on hearing bis name. o n D u tchy and get kicked clO'i\"ll into the i\fe

alon kee and break

�Iay

1 4.

SeYeral Soph.

promoted to "primary row" in chapel .

ference committee grapples i n g problem. beaten

:Nine p;oes to

20 to 8.

Con

"·ith the water throws H ru nswick

and

get

bailer and Rob organize a team

that paralyze the second n i n e . 18.

X i n e p;oes to L e w i ton and gets beaten ,

�- K . i n -

17 to 6 .

itiate . 20.

Echo editor

20.

:)Iarquardt lo e

elect editor-in-chief.

25.

Bowdoin beat

"kid. "

Colby on the diamond,

Reading a t Bapti t church . oph

t u rn Teddy'

cleans ont the whole 31.

toop

1 7 to

1 6.

Freshman

Fa!. e Order re urrecte d .

ho c o n t h e Fre. hmen and 1\Iac opbomore cla

onquer ' a t

ity Hall.

Large t

achance

ale eyer k n o w n in \Y aten·ille. June

Colby'

la t defeat. Bowdoin 1 4 , Colby 9, a t B ru n wick.

1 7!1

�he

[A nnual meeting i n Alumni Hall, o n the afternoon o f the Tue day preceding ommencement.J Pre ident, Vice-Pre_iden t, Necrologi t, Secretary and Trea urer, Councillor ,

Hon.

A. H.

BRIGG , Boston, Ma . >TOK, L L . D . , Bo ton, i\Ias . Rev. C. . HAN ON, kowhegan. Prof. E. W . f u L L , \Vaten·ille. R. \\ . D �'"N, "'\VaterYille. F. A . \V.A.LDRON, \Vaten·ille. LrxcoL O w"EN, \\ aterville.

LARKIN D

Pre ident \ ice-Pre ident ecretary,

Pre iden t, Vice-Pre·iden t, Secretary and Treasurer, Toa t-�fa ter, Execnfo·e Committee

Jo EPH H. FILE . \V. \V. A KDREW . W. H. LooNKL \Y. G. CHAP:1!A.i....... . J . H. DRUMAIOKD, JR. ALFRED KC\G, lV I . D . A H E R c. HIND . 1 0

H . K ELLY. H E�"RY Dux xrxG . ROBIE G. FRY E .

G U TU

ï¿½prif-}gfield filur:r:rni ,P000eiGti09. c. F.

President,

MESERYE .

Secretary,

E. H . SMILEY .

Treasurer,

E. BROOKINGS .

Col.

President,

C. P.

BA.LDWrn, Georgetow n .

Col. H . C.

Vice-President,

M BRRLUf, Ft.

Log an.

H . 1'11 . LORD, Denver.

Secretary and T reas urer ,

A. S T E D:UAN, M. D . , Denver.

Executive Committee,

H E N R Y TROWBRIDGE, Denver.

G EO. N.

181

HD, Denver.

\\'e began tbi · a nn ual with no w ith n o apologie .

You c a n

hoped to achieYe would n o t be deed we mu t be j udaed.

alutatory or promi·e .

e e w h a t we haYe done.

\Ve clo e i t The

ideal

u pected from what appear' ; but by our

\\ e take e pecial pride i n pre·euting

the

ORACLE thi year i n a cover which i worthy the publicatioa and the col lege.

:May there be no return to the ancient and flim y paper cornr .

We al o congratulate om eh·e upon the quality of the limited amount o f arti tic work which o u r fi nance

Early in t h e year a minor

allowed u .

ity rnte excluded the ladie

of the college from repre entation on the

board, thu depfrvin g u

upport which would haYe paid for m uc h

more arti tic work b e ide of the college po

hutting o ff a n y co ? tribution

from t h e portion

ing the mo t literary ta te and ability.

ire for contro\'er y we would "·hether in a college as

ugac t eriou

mall a

W ith no de-

con i<leration of the que. tion

Colby it is wi e to neglect any re ource

w hich are available to rai e the character of the publication . The typographical work

peak

for it elf.

Comparing it with that

of pa.t years, and con idering the great con,·enicnce to the editor haYing the work done i n the city, we think there i year

continuance of t h i

new feature

year'

n o doubt a- to n e x t

encouragement to h o m e i n d u try.

we haYe introduced we Jr.aye for your comments.

The

In closing

: is our ta k , '"e acknowledg-e our indebtedne- to H

K nigh t o f the

cla

hi torie of the ladie ,

for a · i tance as to the organization

and cla

enior

to Mr. Barne , ' 9 � , for literary fayor· , to :)fi s Kelley a n d Mr. A ndrews, ' 9 2 , for our arti tic "·ork, and to the

kindne

entinel Publi bing Co. for m a n y

during t h e publication of t h e "·ork. T H E E DITOR .

1J2

·� ®c=:deBd<:n<>.�· 1 89 1 .

TERM began ·wednesday e>ening,

Sept. 2 3 .

First Term ends,

Dec. 2 3 .

V ac at i o n of Two Wee k s . 1 89 2 .

SECOND TER.)I begin

Jan. 6.

Wednesday eYening,

Second Term ends,

l\far. 1 6 .

Vacat i o n of Two Wee k s .

THIRD TERM begin

Wedne day ernning,

Senior examination end

.M:ar. 30.

Wednesday,

J une

Examination o f other cla ses begins Wedne day,

June 2 2 .

Entrance Examination , Thursday a n d Friday, 8 A. M.,

Baccalaureate

ermon , 1 0 . 3 0 A . M . , ::;unday,

Boardman A n niYer ary

ermon, 8

111 . ,

J u n ior Exhibition, M onday e\·ening, Ieet i n g of t h e Board o f Tru tee

7.30

June 23 and 24. June 26. J u ne 2 6 .

M.,

Meeting o f t h e A l u m n i A sociation, 2 r . M . A n n irnr ary of Literary Societies 8 r . 111 . , ommencement \Yedne day,

J u ne 2 7 . June 2 7 . June 28. J u ne :? 8 . June 2 9 .

Vacat i o n o f Twe l v e W e e k s .

econd Entra nce Exam ination , "'.Vednesday, 8 A . 111 . , FrnsT TERM begin

Wedne day eve n ing,

1 3

ept. 2 1 .

Sept. 2 1 .

TABLE

DEDI -1.Tf B

.I.TIO

OF C'ONTENT .

O F E DIT R ' ,

01.'Fl 'ER ' OF nm C O R P R_\Tl ::-< ,

:\DUTTEE,_,

F.\Cl.."LTY O F i x . .;;nu; TI .x BO.lTID OF

O X FEH EX

G R EEK Lr·:TT1m FtuTE H X IT I E ' . D e l t a Kappa Ep i l o n ,

Zeta P i

p ilon,

Delta

2-!

i g m a Kappa,

Phi Delta Th ta,

L.\ SE'.

C LLEGE

Frc'hruen,

ophomore · ,

Juniors,

enior

ummary,

PnrzE A w .\ R D ' , '9 1 -'92, E\"E::-<TlliTTI

>DrnX !DIEXT,

L.\S"' D x Y ,

1-:�'lon

PRESF.:\T.\Tl x D -1- Y , E X 1 1 1 13 1 Tl

COLIH EX ' I

Y . 1\ 1 .

XS ,

PUBLl ' I ll)( , A

. A.,

Y . \Y. C . A . ,

:->

CUTI x,

'OCLl.TIOX,

91 93 95 96

1 '!

ATHLETI

PAG E

Athletic A s ociation,

100

Thirteenth :Field Day,

101

Record , Colby ancl Intercollegiate,

1 04

Pennant llace of 1 9 1 ,

1 05

Ba e Ball Association and Teams,

lO!l

Record of Game

for '9 1 ,

TeLrnis .issociations ,

1 07

Foot-Ball,

lll

Bicycle Club,

1 13

Boating,

1 14

M c ic .

1 10

Choir ancl Quartette ,

l li

G l ee Banjo and G u i tar Club , Glee Club Hi tory,

1 18

'!)4 Quartette,

124

College Bancl,

1 25

121

ZElTGElST G E ELL CIL\l''T,

126

D1u�1 ATI

CLL' B ,

127

P A X IlELLEXIC HOl', RoY.\LT Y CLl;n REcEPTIOx,

1 30

SKIN .\KD BOXE . CLL' B ,

1 32

CRE)l.\TlOX'

1 33

Bl-CII LOHIDE O F GOLD CLU l l , x TOCK

1" RE T ,

137 13

EX Il.\.XGI�,

140

LJTF.11.\ D Y .

Pn:: ident A . W . Small, ReY.

. IC

mitb, D . D . ,

1 42

Co-orcliuation a t Colby ,

1 50

Tbe Late.t in Peanuts,

1 55

Love,

1 57

Hecollectiou ' ,

1 59

! GO

. \ F i ne! , nr Con ference Autohiog-rapllical

'ommi ttee,

ketches,

to Chapel Attendance,

The G r i ne! ,

X.',

E m-ro1<s' l:'ErtuJL\TJ :-<, A LEXD.\ll1

1 63

lGG 1 G7

The A n nale ',

A L ')!;-J: A sso U T !

161

1 73

l 0 1 2

I '3

Fe l low Studer;>t5 : T 9 « fi ryaryc:i a l 5ucc<(55 of T9 « O racle d<(per;>ds i r;> a Q rea t mea5ure O f] t9e adverti 5er5' 5u pport. tQem as tt;ey do u ryto you .

l 'G

D o u ry to

INDEX TO ADVERTISEMENT S. Ba1·ber.

. . . . . . . Page

.J. P. Giroux.

Fl·ont

Bicycles.

Pope Mfg.

o. .

L. 23

hort & Harmon . . . . .

C . A. Henrick�on . . . . . . . . .

Ameriean Book Co . . .

tore . . . . . . . . . .

Unin'r-ity nook

39 40

Coal llnd W o o d .

now & Greene . . . . Floocl

::If. D . .John

... ....

D e n tists.

G. ,V. Hutchin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . . . .

on . . .

Druggists.

Ilro� . .

<.;o

,·

Fost

A. 0

F . Dow .

Georg

. E. t

b o m. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

1 J a uh•·are

2-Z

Launclrles.

team I.nu1H1L'Y . .

Globe

City Steam Laundry. :u e d lc l n e s .

.i'

A c itl Pho p l m t e . . . .

Horstorcl' A n i l l ro

Bro"·n'' J n tant R e l i

. . •

Blai d 1 1

Mi Mi

....

. . ..

21 43 4.1

. . .

o ...

Gleason . . . . . . . . .

cl(.

13 30

il.llscellnneouM.

. . . . . . . . . . . . .. .

11nborn & Co . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

A rt P u b l i h i n g Co . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Fairbanks . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Lou;

o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l i, I l'.! .. .. .... . rry . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ll

Roche ter Lttmp Drekn . . . .

Grtchell

. . . . . . . . . .. . . . . . .

!14

. .. .. .. .. .. . . .. .. .. ..

Albany Lnw

C. R . llfi l l e r . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

2�

Tho mp

. .. . . . .

n oel M'nnuf"acture r s.

DealerM

rlmrclt .

.. .... .. .. .... . ... .

o. . . . .... . . . . . . . . . . . .

nrown .

F i k's Teacher'

on ,t

Wheeler . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. .. .... .... ....

.... . .

oll)y Orn. · l e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Colby U n i v rsj1y .

4.3

....

Ao-ency . . . . . . . . . . . . .

hool . . . . . . . .

.]. G. Darrnh . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o l l >y Echo .

. . . . . .. . •.. .. .• . • ..

A l bert L. Ru:.> cl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

\V. B. A rno l l l ,

t. . . . . . . .

Collin

o. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . . ..

G o u l c l & ElJ

F . A. Lovejoy. . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. H.

l i tford. . . . . . . . .

J l . I l . Mitch 1 1 . . . .

J,em11r<l <'

...

. . . . Page 6, Front

F . A. Wing & Co . . . . .

Iatth · w s . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Q u i n n &.

Ilro

. . . Page 2 , Fl·ont

F . .J. G oclriclgc . . A l len

Ji 'J 43

32 G1·ocers.

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • . . .

wart B1·0

.Jordan & •

o.....

Elclcn &

htrk

;J e•vele1·s.

J . F. �ewrnan . .

F . E. Lamb &

.. . .. . . .. . . .. . . .. .. .

Forni hing .

, Front

J) e a l e r s .

Rcclin�ton &

... .. .. .. .. .... ....

J. D. lteynoltls

Milliners.

. . . . . . . . . Pil"

A t k i n on Hou_

In�ua�anc e ..

Dry G o o d s .

F u rniture

.) .

Boothby . . . . .

:10

/I ltlen & DePhnn . . . . . . . . . Page i , Front TI. R Tuc·kcr & C o . . . . . . . . . . . . . 42 n·n.r<h\"Pl l

nion i\Cutual Life In urauee Co .

B o o k Dealers.

Loring,

)'J o tels.

Bay \iew . . E l m \\·oocl .

v.r.

. . . . .. . . . . . . .. . . . . ..

hnclwick . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Muslc.

&; Jorcluu . . . . . . . . . . . Page l , Fl·ont Pb.etographers.

Preble

Shoe Dealers.

. A . E te . . . . . . . . . . . .

... ....

... ... . .

E . G . :Merrill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Puge 2, Front

M . G::tllcrt. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

P . Loud. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Physic i a n s .

. . . . .. .. . . .. . .. . . e y. . . . · · · -· · · · . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

E. E.

. Gooclricb . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. P.

mull . . . . . . . . . . . .

A. E. Be

11 39

entinel . . . . . . . . Page

4, Front

Wuten'ille Mo.ii . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

G. & C. Merrium

Printers.

Waterville

&; Co . . . . . . . .

R.... .. .. . ... .... .... Chicago Rock I land R. R . . . . Raill·oads.

.Muinc Centr::tl R.

26 <l5

I . Horsmun . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

... .. .. .... .... .

Tailors a n d Clothiers.

Dolloff ,'t Dunba.m . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

L. n. }fan on . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Page 3, Front

F . P . Abbott . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . am Mitche l l . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P.

. Heald . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

J. Peary & Bro . . . . .. . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . ..

all y . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

. G.

Tobacco Man uf"acturers.

Sporting C.oods.

Horuce Partriclge

Juir . . . . .

. A. Din more . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

W . P . Putnam . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

All n & Giuter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

--�·

�·

TO -� ��

DO LLOFF & DUNHAM, -

: F O R :-

FINE - READY - MADE

G ENTS'

FURN ISH I N G GOODS.

N O.

vV A T

A N D -·

MAIN

V I LL

ST R E E T,

M A I N E.

I\.. Mi· �C � � � ))

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THE

PO PU L A R

�il u er �tre,e t �a'.il or1 ffi x l°C! I t

a l 'l.

trl t .)

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t o 1 1 1, a. r• c f1 -i 1 n

t r1 e 1 1 1 a

f o tr1 Q,

c a.- ff.

RICHMOND S'r R AIGHT �UT NO. 'l UIGARETTRS.

CIGARETTE.

\tOKEll who a1·e w i l l ing t o J iit)' a l i t t l e mor for the orrli1w1·y trade Cig:in:tt �, w i l l ti u c l T H I

' BRAND 'uperior t o !\J I

other .

t h a n t he p r i c e charge

T h e R i ch m o n d Stra i g h t C u t N o . 1 C i g a re ttes.

from the briglJte. t , 1 1 1 0 t clelieately tl:1,·orc1l a n l l l1ighe t co t G o l <l Leaf grown i n V irgi n ia.. T h i i t h e oJd n nd Original Bn\_ud or StrnJght (;ut. Cigarct te , a n d w u boaght out by u. i n tlie year l 7J.

A re r n a<l

Be..-are of I m i t a t i o n s , nod observe that t h e firm name as below is

011

erery pnckaffe.

THE A LLEN & GrnTER R H A TH O F THE A. M ER ICA J 'l'OBACCO CO. Manufacturers,

RICHMOND, VA.

:::E1 ..A. TTE::R.S. -�

Go1 11 plctc

L i n c of

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LO N DO N H ATS. MACKINTOSH ES, C A N ES A N D UMBR ELLAS.

381

Was h i ngto n S t . , O p po s i te Fran k l i n St. , Bosto n , M a ::> s . lll

HORAC E PARTRIDGE & CO. 4 9 7 WA S H I N GTO N ST. , BOSTO N .

J\fanutacturcrs anu Importer of

Pine Athletic � Sporting Goods and Gymnasium Supplies. BASE

BALL

Fitted out in the best of manner with

TEAMS

uit and Equipments.

T E N N I S * A N D �· O U T I N G * S U I TS Made to order from choice samples.

THE AMERICAN TATE RACKET

u nexcclled by any in the market. sed by leading players throughout the country . I \'

F R E D P . AB B OTT, - - - - .. - - .. - - ... - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - --- - - - - .. - - .. .. .. .. - - . . ·- .. .. . . - - -----· - - .. ..

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BID DEFORD1

P E R S O N AL

MAINE.

ATTE NTI O N

GI VE N T O ALL W O RK ANTI I S GUARANT E E IJ

S ATI S FA C TI O N

I N E VE RY C A S E .

College * Wot<fl * q * Speciqlty.

W H E N YOU WAN T TO

KNOW ANYTHING ABOUT B O I LERS

WRITE T O

PO RTLAN D ,

QUINN & CO., -

MAI N E .

GOU LD

E B E R H A RDT,

N EWA R K , N . J . BUILDERS

H IGH C LASS M AC H I N E TOO LS . 1s C-;:s;:-o;:;- VICE ONLY � �EFtC - �STRIK£� -

Eberh a r d t " ;.: Patent · · D ou b l e T r i ple Qll ick troke'' J 2 . l l i , 20. 2-f. 21:. �O in . . troke .

Ebel'li n n l t '� Pilt. K n t i l' ( · l y A n t nnmt i • (; •ur 1 t t p 1·. 2·?, ao, ::lj, .;o, 1; 1, 7t, �' i n .

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ALB ERT L. RUSSELL, S u ccessor to C HA R L E S W IL LIAMS, J R . Manufacturer and Dealer in

Telegraph ï¿½ Electrical Instrument . MO?;fsh AN D r.! Ol.18fs AN NllTIG fA?;O J\ 8 ,

Fine I nstrum en ts of Every Desc1iption for Electrical Testing.

ELECTRICAL APPARATUS FOR (COLLEGE) PHYSICAL LABORATORIES.

BAT T E R I E S O F A L L K I N D S . -

A l l K i n d s of Fire Alarm S u p p l ies a n d Apparatus. Al l Kinds of S i l k and Cotton Covered W i re . German-Silver Resistance Wire o f a l l K i nds.

106 SU D B RY STRE ET, Ylll

BOSTO N.

MASS.

F. A . WING

WIIOLE A L E A X D H ETA L L D E A L E R

Co .

F R U IT P-�\) CO N FECTI O N E RY. MAI

No. 3

ST.,

M . S. G

.FFI

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M a in

WATERV I LL E ,

ODRICH, M.

M E.

D.,

O F F I C E , F R A N K T H AY E R B L O C K .

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P. )I .

lion

u 1 1 <lays 3

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treet.

ilver

trect.

on ncct

lJy

telephone.

WA T E R V I L L E , lV1 E .

you. W l h h Ah WA Y'S f'I n D o n £ O f' ?; H f, B £ 8() h f N £8 -:

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MAIN

M A I N E.

W AT E R V I L L E,

T H E FISK TE AC H E RS' AGENCIES) EV E R ETT 0. F I S K 0 . Ff:!K, ;

& Co., Place,

ro p ' r

PRESIDENT.

E \' E R ETT

Trcmout

llo. t o n , Mu- .

\V . R. 1 1 tTick . 7 T remon t Pia , ll t o n , ill a .; H . E . r o c k •r, 6 l i n to n Pince, New Y ork, N . Y . ; H. F . Clnrk, 1 06 Wal:m ll A ve., ' h icag , l i t . ; R. IL W i l liam , 40'3 Hie Im rd on Illock, htlltunooga, T n n . ; .r . . HiC'k , J:H 1-2 �'fr t ' t . , P o r t l a n r l , c ) r. ; . • l l o y n t o n , 120 1 ·2 � o n t h ·pring t., Lo A ngelo , al.

MANAGERS.

e n t l to a11y <>J t h e aboL·e age11cies) 0 1 · LOO.paye Agency ,lfa1111al. Co1·re$po11rlence tcit!t e m ,.. ployers is invited. Registration forms sent to teaclters on upplicatio11.

D R . G . W. H U TC H I N S , W AT E R

I L LE,

M E.

Denta,J Office No. 100 Ma,in Street. OtJi.ce flours 9 lo J ? and 1 to 5. x

- O F. A LE R

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MeatsJ F1Sb J Vegetables a.n d Grocer1es C A N N E D GOODS, FR UITS) Ere. WAT E R

S I LV E R S T R E ET.

I LL E , M E .

T E R lVI S C A S H .

-----><? : ><E

FFI

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to 10 A. ll .

� to 4 a n c1 i to

A L L PATRO N I Z E T H E N E W F I R M O F

GETC H E L L -�

Window

W l l l::-i JX W . \ X T

BERRY

OF � -

'ha le.�, Drap 'l'!J Pole.�, Bra ·.· Rurl

They a l . o ·to ·k

mak • a , p c i a l t y o f l " P l 1 of l'lu · l ie. , ' i l k Tap stri

N o . 8 S i l v e r S t reet,

and Trimm iny .

L , T E I I N G a nc l h a v

a larg •

" 'tc . , ·o n: ta n tly on h n nc l . 2 Doors B e l ow Post O f f i c e .

DREI< A Fine Stationery ��u Engraving House, 1 1 2 1 C H E ST N U T S T R E ET, P H I LADELPH I A .

C o l l eg e I n v i tati o n s

W e d d i n g I n v i tati o n s

C l a s s S t at i o n e ry

V i s i t i n g C a rd s

F rate rn ity S tat i o n e ry

B a n q u et M e n u s

P r o g ra m m e s

D i p l o m as a n d M ed a l s

S te e l P l ate W o r k f o r F rate r n i t i es , C l a s s e s a n d C o l l e ge

Ann uals.

A l l work i E'xecuted i n the e tabl i h me n t u nder o u r per o n a l supen·1 ion, and only i n the be t man ner. nequa l led faci l itie. and l o n g practical ex perience enable u to produce the n e we t style and mo t arti tic effect , while our reputation i a guarantee of the qual ity of the production of t h i hou e. D e s i g n s , S a m p l es , a n d P ri c e s s e n t o n A p p l i c a tio n .

Jl011ic

HORSFORD'S ACI D PHOSPH AT E Prepar d

nccord i n g to the clirection

ot Prof. E .

N. HORSFORD.

T h i s p re p a rat i o n is reco m me nded by P h y s i ci a n s a s a m o s t e x ce l le nt a n d a g reeable tonic a n d a ppeti z e r. I t n o u ri s h e s a n d i nv i g o rates the t i red b ra i n a n d body, i m pa rts re newed e ne rg y a nd v i ta l i t y, and enl i ve n s t h e functi ons.

D r . E p h ra i m Bateman , C e darvi lle, N . J . , says : " I haYe u ed it for everal year , not only in my practice, but in m y o w n incfo·idual ca e, a n d consider i t u nder a l l circum. tances o n e of t h e be t nerve tonic t h a t we po · e'.;. FJr mental exhau·tion or overwork it gfre renewed trength and v igor to the entire system."

Dr. P . W. T h o mas , G ra n d R a p i d s , M i c h . , say s · : " O n e of the b e t of tonics.

I t give

vigor,

trnngth a n d quiet

Jeep."

Dr. H . K . C larke, Gen eva , N . Y . , says : " I t ha

proved of great Yalue for it

tonic a n d re,;,·ifying i nfluence."

Dr. R. W i l l ia m s , Lero y , N. Y . , say s : "A good general tonic anrl worthy of trial."

D r. J. H. Sted man , West Battleboro, Vt . , says : " Be t tonic I e,·er u ed."

De criptirn pamph let free o n application to Rumford Chemical Works. Providence, R. I.

B E W A R E OF S U B S T I T U T ES A N D I M I T AT I O N S . C A. U T I O N :-Be

stu·e t h e wort\ " I l O RSPO JU)'S" Ls P R I N T E D on

A l l ot h e r s a r e s p u r l o n � .

Xlll

N e v e r Sol<l

In Bulk.

the

J ab e l .

Union Mutual Life Insurance Co. O f Po rt l a n d , M a i n e . I n c o r po rated

T h e bu i n e

1 84 8 .

of the

J o h n E . D e W i tt, P r e s i d e n t .

n i o n M u t u a l Life I n u ra n ce Company for the year

i 89 1 w i l l henceforth be known a one of the be t in the Company· h istory. The new bu ine

wl"itten bowed an i n crea e OYer the preced i n g year of

abou t t h i rty per cent ; w h i le the amount ot new prem i u m

ettled t h rough

the Company' val"ious agencie wa the large t of any yea r s i n ce i t princi pal office h a been located in Maine. The increase i n the n u m ber of pol icy holder aggregate i ncrea e

m o re than equa l led the

of the precedi ng fou r year .

The increa e in the In u rance in Foret: wa

nearly T wo and a H a l f M i l

l ion Dollars, w h i c h exceeded t h e aggregate i nc rea e of the t h ree p1·ecedi n g year . The i ncrea e in

_et

a n d Surplu

re pectively, was double that

of 1890. A

a m atter of fact h ighly satisfactory i ncrea e

partment of the Company' b u s i n e

were made in each De

where i ncrea e were to be desired .

The notice of Death Claim , notw i t h ta n d i n g the ravage of La Grippe were $16,000 le s tlu\n the preced i n g year , the Com pany's morta l i ty experi · e nce

for

1 89 1 h a v i n g more than m a i n ta i ned it h igh standard w i t h the re u l t

that i t rat io o f gai n u nder t h i head i n g was materially i n crea e d o w i n g t o it singular i m m u n ity from death losses.

X J \"

BOOTS, SHO ES AT

AND RUBB ERS

LO W E S T

P R I C ES .

A N E W L I N E O F SPRING GOODS J UST I N .

R E PAI R I N G N EAT LY ï¿½ PROM PTLY DON E

P l a i sted B l o c k ,

E - TES,,

Mai n Street,

X \"

Waterv i l l e , M a i n e .

X \" l

'�Seeing

•

Believing.'�

m e lamp · are tole rably good

But

who ' a ut� a

tolerab I y good egg ? The

All

tbe

tough

eamle

, and

pie it is ab-

m ade i n three ce

fact

only,

olutil!J safe unbrealcab le.

ome t h i no-s

metal,

a nd

que tion em

pha i e that

not be toler

and

able-they m u t be 0 \\'ith

Aladdin'

GOOD. It i

is i n deed a " won

And

derful

lamp.

good

lam p

of old i t

lamp,"

its marrnlou

mu t be

for

lio-ht

simple · when it i"

i purer and bright

i m ple it i not ' i mli l e , o- o o d. Hea 1tf�(ul Goorl -

er than ga

not

the e word •The \\' ill

Jio-ht a n d m o r e

mean

much, but to

c h e e r fu l t h a n

either.

Rocl1e ter' impre

l ight,

ofter than electric

\\�e have 2 , 700 rnrietie and a cat

the

alogue to help you

tru t h more forcibly.

out.

T h e Roch ester L a m p Co. ,

P a r k P l ac e , N ew Y o r k .

'.' The Rochester."

A LBA N Y LAW SCH OO L L A VV D E PA RT M E N T U N I O N U N I V E R S I T Y E TA.B L I S I I E D I N 1 5 1 .

Cour e, one year. Term begin, and Lecture .

Degree

eptember 1 3th . the bar of a n y a term .

Three term

required.

eptember, Jan uary and ;\farch . L . L. B .

conferred.

E ntrance

a t any term .

Full corp� of Instructor.

Fall term of 1 89 2 , begi n ·

Tuition foll course ' 1 3 0 , o r 5 5 0

term.

:Members o f

t a te admitted on payment of' 1 0 0 , for the course, o r $40 I 0.

G raduation fee

�o matriculation fee.

For cat alogu e or other information address the DEA:\1',

T h e Cor.ny i

made of t h e Fine t H a rn n a a n d market.

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