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To AR T H U R JER E M I A H ROBER TS,A.M. In grateful recognition of his devotion t o t h e College and its best interests this volume is respectfully dedicated.

Contents 5

D c.li ati n Prefac

Faculty oltege

Greek Lett r Fraternitie

65 89

thletic Mu ical Organizati n.

105

Dramatic

I I I

Rel io-iou

rganizati

rn.

114

Publication

119

Exhibition

125

ommenc

133

w ard

141

Literary

143

Roa t.

161

The Oracle Board EI ITOR-1�-

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Glenn

ASS!

111 EF

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T.\ 'T B

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I aiah A. Bowel )in, �® ,\, _O

Karl R. 1'.. nni on, �KE

P rciya] V

K en

Fenwicke L. H lm e

�Y ,

L\TE EDITOR::'

Chari

harles

Ro e M. Ri hard on. B

ad r, Z'l!

hipm an. �

ddie M. Lakin �K Cornelia B. Cald w ell ,

Preface The 3 9th vol u m e of our College Ann ual, The Colby Oracle, i ready for the press. We trust and hope that this olume will, e en better than i ts predecessors, represent the t ru e type of u ndergrad uate l ife at Col by and the ever increasing love and devotion which we ha e for our A l m a Mater. It has been our aim to produce an annual wh ich would contain an accurate idea of the activities and the spirit of s tudent l ife and wh ich would be of interest to all , whether student, alumnus or friend . The changes m ade this year have been only those which in our arefu l estimation are for the best. This year has seen the Oracle Association become m ore definitely organized than formerly. We bel ieve that this is surely an indication of the progress in our college acti ities wh ich are bound to keep pace with the College itsel f. But t o go back t o the beginning, have we succeeded in our aim ? Perhaps not . Some worthy m aterial may ha e been left out, some j ke m ay h i t a little too hard . H owever, all we ask is that you ' i l l giv credit where it is d ue, and feeling sure that y ur c riticism will at lea t be of val ue to our successors we submit with grateful heart the re ult of our lab rs .

Officers of the Corporation RE H

CHAR LE LIXC LN \\"HITE, A.1\'l., D.D. President . PERCIVAL BO "i E , LL.D., Yice-Pre iclent and ex-officio Chairman of the Board of Tru t e L ESLIE C. C RI I H, A.1\1., ._ecretary, Augu ta GE RGE K. BO 'TEI,LE, E q., Trea urer \\"aten·ille

BOA R D OF TP-,.U ST E E S T E R M EXPIRES I N 1905

H X. IO E GIDDING , Bano-or WI L F RD G. CHAPl\IAN, E q., Portland RE\'. FRANC! \\·. BAKEl\IAN, D.D. Chelsea, i\Ia LE LIE C. COR '!SH, A.l\I. AuP-u ta RAD THOMP ON, Esq., Bangor REV. CHAR L E E. WE"N, \\'aten-ille .l\I., South Paris HON. EORG :\. \\'IL 0 1, DA\'ID W. C l\IPBELL Esq., Cherryfield A L FRED KING, I.D., Portland WlL LIAlVI H. 'NYDER, A.l\l., \\'orce ter, l\Ias .

T E R M EXPIRES IN 1906

HO . EDWIK F. LY FORD, A.M., Springfi lcl, Ma . REV. GEORGE B L L EX, D.D., New Lon Ion, N. H. JO H A \\'. BEEDE, A.l\I. M.D., Auburn E GENE . FO , E q., Jamaica Plain, l\Ias . JO EPH L. COLBY, E q. Tewton Center, Ma . DUDLEY P. BAI LEY, Esq., Eyer tt, l\1a . REV. CHAR L E Lil\COLN WHITE, A . 1., D.D., \\'at r,·ill GEORGE K. BO T E L L E, E q., \Yaterville HO :r. GEORGE C. \\'ING Auburn lass. ALBERT H. DAVE1 PORT, E q., l\Ialtlen GEORGE OT! l\ IITH, Ph.D., Skowhegan T E R M EXPIRES IN 1907

RE . H01 . HO . RE\. HON.

A. R. CR...\ NE, D.D., H brou PERCI\' A L B01\)l"EY, LL.D., Portland \V. J. CORTH E L L, LL.D. Gorham HENRY . BlR R AGE, D.D., Portlancl R ICHARD C. HAN)..!0 T' L L.D., K w York

REV. JOH H. HIGGIX , Charle ton CHARLE F. R ICHARDS A. I. Rockport

*ASHER C. HIND , E q., Portlan l *CLARE- CE E. I E L ENEY, New Yor k City *AL L E . P. OCLE, Hingham, l\la •Elected by the Alumni A

ociatioo

Faculty L1

CH RLE

'COLJ\ \1 HITE,

. M ., D . D . Pre. ident College Avenue ; Office Cherni al Hall

Babcock Profe o r of P ycholo<n' an l l\loral Philo ophy EDWARD \ IN L \\. HALL, Juu N

LLD. Librarian

229 Main

LLD .

NIEL TAYLOR,

tre t

College A enu

Professor of the Latin Lanauage and Literature

v lLLIAM SHJRJ_EY B YLEY, Ph . D . Professor o f

Elm

Ph .D.

\i ILL!Al\t BLACK

J '.\IE

iineralogy and Geology

Professor of Hi tory and Political Economy. ARTH R ]EREm

Editor of the Catalogue

H R BERT , A . M .

pplet n

Prof ssor o f Rhetoric and Instructor i n Elocution R. F. D. 37, \\

Ph . D .

ANT N MARQ ARDT,

aterville

Profe sor of t h GermaJJ Languaae and Lit ratur JoH� HEmtAN,

A.M.

oll

Av nue

Profes or o f Romance Lan�rua•res LARE 1CE HA\"\\'. RD \ HITE,

.M.

Profe sor o f the Gr ek Language and Literatur HuGH Ro

I-Lu

Iudd

Secretary of the Faculty

A.M.

1 2 Nude!

lleg

Yenu

Profes or o f l\Iathemc tics GRACE ELLA BERRY,

A.M.

Dean o f the 'Vomen 's Divi ion.

Registrar

v TLLIA:\t PORTER BECK, M . S . A

GEORGE FREEl\IA

\'enue,

5 6 1 6 D r xel

ociate Profes or of Pby_ic and

hi arro

lron rny

nt r Pia

p,\RMENTER, Ph.D.

Profe · or of Cb mi try

uth

oll

truct r in Gymna tic

V EB."fER

HE "T f{,

In . tructor

.B.

2 Main

tr e t

in Biology

.M.

f Phy i . anc1 RALl-'II H xnv.\HD KE:'\ISTO'

Instru t r in Latin

tron my 72

Pl a:ant 'tr' •t

lE S.

SENIOR

Class of 1905 MEN Class

o-ax

o-ax I

1TlJ.VTWV Tcl�EWV IJ.p1UTOI.

For lcl e-la,

lby w will . trive, ive-la in t en-1� iv

OFFICERS

alt r J

llenry rator tt Pug Icy, Mar. hal rthur L Field, P et A xel J field Parting Adclr lbert Gilman, tati t1 1an Edward H owe Cotton, haplain EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

David Kenn th Ezra Kempton Maxfi ld Clarence Nathaniel Flood

rey

ODE COMMITTEE

harles Le ter Whittemore H enry N eely J one

Will iam H oy t

Senior H istory

N I

MEN

pa. ing through four year o f active c 11 ge life the cla o f '05 ha experi n eel all the ord inary vicis itucle and ble. mg which com monly fall to the lot f Colby cla e , and in additi n ha '" n la ting ren wn a th la t Sophomore las pri,,ileged to di t ur b a Fre. hman Reading . f the o erA Fr hmen we receiyed the fatherly orrection licit u. Soph with due meekne and patience, until at length the pirit of i ndependence aro e t rong and m ighty in the class-then hortly the reign of t error inaugurated by '04 wa o,·er . Our Sophomore year opened as quietly as any ordinary college year migh t but the future wa to re eal it a marking one of the great epoch of Colby' hi tory. For a tim·e all wen t like the pr ,. rbial marriage bell-the cla con cient iou ly endeavoring to ' h ip the raw r cruit of '06 into the semblance of omethi no· a little more creditable to olby than the aggregation of yap which n fron ted u that Sep tember morning. That '05 ucceeded well i amply man ife ted b the m agnificent cla which next year will follm in her foot tep . And o, h umbly folio\ ing the l ight that was given us, and endea\ oring to do our duty by the cla ucceeding u , we of '05 approached the nigh t of night ; t he nigh t in which events were cl ti ned to occur which ' ould m o e all the coll ge, from Pre on hi throne to the maid of the Palmer H ou e ; from the l owly Fre hman to the mighty tru tee . D ire were the puni hment promised u , t rrible were the th reat again t u , hould we dare break the solem n hu h that houlcl prop rly attend the debu t of the Fresh man orator . Right ly or wrongly, however. t he cla wa agreed to a man that '05 m u t rally to the defen e of the time-honored tradition of Colby, at whatever per onal co t . And so with an enthu ia m and i ngen uity worthy of a better cause, the clas labored to make t he Fre hman Reading the u ual h uge s ucce s i t had been i n the past- and what foll owed is till fresh i n the m emorie of all . H appily t h e troublou time are past-the ruler and the ruled u nder tand each other better now, and t he whole college is advancing along the paths of peace. Still, sometime a igh is yet heard for the good old customs which

C lass of 1 9 05 WOME N -

Class Yell: Braxy, o-ax o-ax o-ax ! Brax:y, Co-ax Co-ive ! U ndeviginti Centum Quinque, 'IT"aVTWV Taï¿½fWV tJ.ptlTTOL.

For old Colby we will t ri ve i' e-la, \ ive-la Nineteen-fi ve! OFFICERS

Blan he Loui e Lamb Pre ident R o e Mary Ri harclson, \ ic Pre ident Alice J ane B uzzell, ecretary and Trea urer M ay Lucill H a rvey, Poet Ethel Lenora Howard H i torian Ida Phoebe I een, Addre t U ndergraduate Elizabet h Pierce Blai dell Prophet I da Phoebe K een, S tati t ician EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Ethel G ertru d e Pemberton Eth 1 M ay K n ight

l ice ] nnie Pinkham

O D E COMMITTEE

E ffi

dclie M ay Laki n Mary Lowe M oor

Lo\ e

Sen ior History WOM E N

the

las

we were hort and \V

had

Biographies of Senior Class MEN

David Kenneth A re)' No.

� Y,

amclen .

6 'hapl i n H all

Camden High chool, 'or ; College "Cnion Tel. Co., 4 ; Cla Ba eball, r, 213 4; Cla Ba kethall, I, 2, 4; Cla rle Com mittee. 3; Cla s Executin! Committee, 4 .

tephen Grant B an, �KE t

aco.

D . K . E . H ou e Th rnlon Academy, 'c,o ; la . , 'ecretary ancl Tre. surer, 1 ; Cla• Pre ident, 2; Orator, 3 ; Toa tma ter, 4; Dramatic Club; I 2; Gl e Club, r, 2, 3, 4 ; ::\Iandolin-Guitar Club, I, 2, 3, 4 ; L acler and 1\Ianag r, 3, 4 ; College Quartette, 31 4 ; l\Iandolin oloi. t, Track Tea1u, 1, 2, �, 4; Yar. ily, .+; Cla Track Team 3, 4; Captain, 4; ophomore Declamallon, 2cl Prize; Chairman Junior Prom. ommilke; Clas Oration, ., , \\"carer of Track "C"; 8XE.

Han n ibal H amlin Bryant J r., 6..Y \ at rville.

r6 Park

Watervillt High , chool, 'or ; Clas Ba bail, l, 2, 3, 4; Cla · Ba ketball, r, 2, 3, 4; C plain, 2, 3, 4; Var ity Ba ketball, 3; Tenni Team, 3, 4; bairman Cla. Execu ' tive Committee, 3 ; 2cl Ba ball, l, 2, 3, 4; Alhleti Exhibition, 4; \\·ear r of Tennis, "C.'

cil 1

lark, uY orth hapl in Hall

Coburn la ·ical In. litute, \J1; Cla Vice Prt iclent, 1 ; Fre hu1an RtadinR; , ophomor Declamation; Juni r Exhibi tion; Collegt Orche tra, 1 , 2; lee Clnb, 3; Mand lin-Guitar Club, 1, 2, 3, 4; , ecre tary Dramatic Club, 3 ; Junior Prom. Com mittee, 3; ociate Eclitor rncl . 3; Pre ident and Editor in Chief, 4; 8�E.

E h\'ard H o\\-e C tton, u®, N orway. 28 hapl in H al l

Phillip Exeter Academy, 'ur; Y . 1\I. C. A.; Cla s Executi,-e Committee, 1 ; Cla Ode Committee, 3; Clas Iarshal, 3 ; Cla C h a p l i n, 4; Fre hman Reading; Junior Exhibition; 1 st Prize; Se n i o r Exhibition; Cla s Baseball Team, T, 2; Class Basketball Tt::am, 3; Captain Cla. s Track Team, i ; \, a1·sity Football 1 , 2, 3, 4; \'ice Presidtnt M. I. A. A. 3; Managtr Track Team 3.

G u i1ford D udley Coy, <l>ll®, Pre que I le.

ro. 16 Chap1i n HaU

Pre qu Isle High chool, '98 · Y. l\I. C. A.; Cabin t, 2, 3, 4 · Pre ident, 4; Fr sh man Reading; Sophomore Declamation; Honorary Junior Part; Junior Exhibition, 2d Prize; , nior Exhibition; Cla s Chap lain, 3 ; Cla Orator, 4 · Dramatic Club, 1 ; Glee Club, 2, 4 ; Gymna tic Exhibition, 4.

Arthur Lee Field, <P�®, Baker field, \ ermon t . Jo . 2 baplin Hall Brigham Academy, or; Clas Pre ident, ophomore De lamation; Seer tar) Athletic _.\ ciation, 2; Juuior German Part, 3; Pre ident Athletic A sociation, 3; Class Poet, 3, 4; l\kmber ExecutiYe Com mittee A t b 1 e t i c A ociation, 4 ; l\Iain Int rcollegiat Arbitration Board, 4 ; Clas con<l Ba eball, 3 · Ba ketball, 4; Cla Football Team, 4 . r;

C l a r e n c e Nathaniel Oxford .

Flood

<l>u®

No . 25 Chapl in Hall

Hebron Academy, '99; Ex-Colby, 'c4 · C. A.; Freshman R ading; Colby Bryan Club, I · Clas Basketball Team, 1, 2, 3, 4 ; Cla s Trea urer, J ; Cla Track Team, r, 4; Second Football Team, 3; Ba eball Team, Junior Exhibition; Cla I, 2, 3; Conf rence Board, 4 ; Secoml Ba. ball Team, r 2, 3; Class Executi,·e Com mittee, 4; enior Exhibition. Y. l\I.

I rre 1 M Farland Frye, <l>!i •, p

C burn

Classical

Institute,

C. A.; Fn.:sbman Rt:ading;

3, 4;

Pro -

hat lin Hall

Janager, 4; Cla�s

1; Y. 1\1.

'olby E h , 2,

Baseball,

1, 2, 3;

'la s Execulin: Commilll-e, 2; Committee r Twenty, 4.

J nse1 h

Gilman, �•

I be rt To.

Fairfid<l

uth

High School, '01;

riun. 2; Class Treasurer, 2; mati

'lub, 1,

Clas

Fairfield.

'ollcg' lass

Iii -

nra

Colby

Stati ·tician, .J..

Lorin Hall, Z'11

Ro·c e t

Fall .

�Coburn

o. r

Cla

ical

Li\·ermorP.

outh College

In titute,

'oo;

Fir

Prize, Entrance Examination; Cla s Ba· ball,

3, 4;

Cla

Ba ketball

1, 2, 3, 4 ;

A · i tant F,clitor Echo, 3; Assistant Eclito1· raclt:,

Executi,·e Committee Alhktic

As ociation, 4; M"mber ConferellC' Boarcl,

Class

Executive Committee,

Secretary antl Treasurer, 4 .

Cla.

\ alter J ean Ham mond, D..Y Berlin, . H.

6 Chaplin Hal l

Dramatic Club, 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 ; Vic President, 3; Pre ident and , tarre Manag r, 4; A ist ant Manager Track Team, I; l\Ianager, 2; Executin: Committee Athletic A sociation, 1; Cantata, 1 ; Committ e of Twenty 3; Trea ur r, l\I. I. .-\. A., 2; Mar hal l\I. I. A. A. fret, 3; ub titute \ arsity Football, 3; Class Ba eball, 3, 4; Cla Toa t-1\Ia ter, r ; Cla \'ice President, 3; Cla Presi d nt, 4: \\"earer of Ian· ger' 'C"

\\ illiam

H oyt, No. 1 6

J.0

North An on .

hapl in H all

kowheg-an High School, 'co; Y. M. C. A.; aptain Clas Tra k Team, 1, 4; Varit)� Track Team, 1, 3; Sopboruor Decla mation ; A ociate Editor Oracle, 3; Cross Country Run, I; Football Ianager, 4 \Year r of lVIanager's "C."

H nry

Neely J nes, Z\JI, Camden . 29

South C 11 ge

ob11rn Clas ical I n titut , '99; "C" . of l\'L, Ex-' 4; Tenni , 2, 3, 4; Cla Basketball, 2, 3, 4; Tenni Manager, 3; Junior Prom. Committee, 3; Awarder of Prizes, 3; Clas Hi lorian, 4 ; \\·earer of Tenni "C' ; 0NE.

Th ma.

Tit omb ew Portland.

nowl .

4>�0,

. 19

haplin

Hall Cob u rn

C. A .;

C la-. ical

I n · t i l ute,

'01 ;

lass \"ice Pr ·si<1ent, 2;

:M.

Sec rt:tary

a n d Treasurer, 3; A thletic Exhibiti n , 4 .

I t n In·incr Lockhart, �KE. quid. 1Iampcle11

Academy, 'oo;

:oph more De l a m a l i o11,

t iYt

Com m i ttee,

A�·sociate

E .itor

Presicl..:11 t, 4.

Pcma

D.K.E. l Jous

lass

Colby Ex-'c4;

; Class Exe u

Ora k, .'i;

E i . torian, Cla,,s

Yice

Ezra I ernpton

Maxfield,

\\ inthrop.

o. 22 Chaplin Hall

Cob u rn Cla ical I n stitu te, 'oo; Pre b rnan Read i n g, First Prize ; Cla s Executive Com m i ttee, 1; Oracle Artist , 1, 3, 4; A so ciate E d i tor Echo, r; Xew Editor, 3; ophomore Declamation, Fir t Prize; Cla s Track Tea m , 1, 2, 3; Captai n , 3; Reader Glee Club, 2; C o m m i t tee of Twe n t y , 2, 4; Conference Board, 3, 4; Chairman S t u d e n t's Com m i ttee, 4; 'las Hi toria n , 3; Jun ior Exhibition, Senior Exhibition· Part i n g .Address; Cha irman C la Executive Com m ittee , 4; College l"n io n Tel. C o . ; Treas urer , 4 .

Malcom Bem is Yille. Berwick

Mower, ®�X. \\'ater

27 Coll ge

\'enu-..

caderuy, '0 1 · Brown t:"ni1·er -

ity, Ex- '05.

n, ington.

�0

Farrn

h a1 !in Hall

Farmington High . chool,

'oo;

Colby,

Ex-'q; Y. i\f. C. A.; Cla 'S Baseball, 2; Cla.s Exl!cntin: Committee, 2; Republican Club

uth

rth, N. H.

, omersworth High Football,

Ila eball,

1,2 �,4; 1 , 2, 3, 4;

chool,

Captain,

College l\Iarshal,

\"'i"earer

nf "C. '

1 ·

3, 4;

liege \"ar ily \'ar ily

Committee of T"·ent y,

3, 4; Conference Board, 4;

mer. -

Z'11,

John Bartlett

Cla

Pre illent, l\Iar hal,

Jenn \Vend ro.

salb Oa k

tark y, 6.Y, N.

11 o.

Gro1'<.:

l I

2, 3, 4;

Serni 11 ary,

Colleg , '05, '01-'02; S·

Han:rforcl

nrl Ba ebal l Tea m ,

Sophom re D ·cla malion ;

Exhibit ion;

ager

'olby

rncle, 4; Athkti

llege l1n io11

'I'd.

'onfen:nc..: B oar d , 4 .

n Laf r e t Till.

DJ .E. C burn

C lassi al

Ex-' 4; Class

ball Ba

rn,

�KE

H u , J11sl i l u l

ident,

S u b-C o m m i t tee , 2, 3;

·,

'oo;

J u1 1 i r

la�s Ba ebal l T e a m , 2 , 3, 4;

Ctq ta i n. 3, 4; 'l'n:a. u re r a11cl Bu i11

a.-

haplin I Iall

Co.;

f; 1\fan

Exhi b i t i 11,

\'ice-Pr·s. 4;

idney. olby

hairnian Fo t

Sub-1\I a1rngcr

ba l l , 3; 1\Iauag r, 4; Trea:urer

lby

Co m mo n s , 4 .

xel Johan \\T

11.

p pwa l l

<1>6. e.

rlingt n, Ma.

effle,

No.

30 Chaplin Hall

Hebron A.cad my, '01; Cla ·Hi torian , r;

Exec u t i Y e C o m m i ttee Athlt:lic A r,; Gl e

ociat ion ,

'l ub, 1 , 4; Abse n t from Co lby, 21

L n n cls

Prin1le

,y 1 1 1 1ia i u m ,

L u nc1,

Swede n , '02-'c3; l'ni1·er ity of Gi"•tt i n ge n ,

;ui11g n,

Na ncy,

Ger m a n y

a n cy,

Exhibition , 4; C la

a11 c l

Frnn e ,

l n i versily o f

103- 4 ;

Propht:!t, 4 .

A lhlelic

Y harle L t r \ hit t em ore, � L iverm ore Falls. No. I O Chaplin Hall Lin:rmore Falls High Ex- '04 ; Secretary Che

chool, oo; Colby Club, 1 ; Cla s

s Track Team, 3, Baskdball T am, r,2 ·Clas econ(l Foot

4; Yarsity Track Team, 1, 3;

uitar Club, 3, 4; ball Team, i, 2; Ianc1olin-G 3 · Ot1e Com.mittee, nty, T-w of e mitte Com

Athletic Exhibition

Biographies of Senior Class WOM E N

anie

abra

lien,

rc<.:r

. 8 Laclie." Hall •

kowhegan High • chool, '98; Y. \\._ C. :\!ember of Kappa .-\lpha.

.-\.;

Elizabeth Pierce Blai ·dell, �K

\,\at rboro.

allege Avenue

Hebron Academy, '01 ; Y. \\'. C. A.; ecretary, 2; Chairman Ii ionary Com mittee, 3; Pre ident, 4; Cla Trea urer, 2; Executi,-e Committ e, 3; Prophet. 4; 1\Iember of Kappa lpha.

lie

kowhegan

Jane B uzzell o.

Palmer H ou e

Skowhegan High

chool,. 'co; Y. \\-. C. E:s:ecutin� Committee 2, 3; Cla

A. ; Cla ecr tary

an'\

Trea urer, 4 · l\Iember of

Kappa Alpha.

May Lu ille H aryey B<P F rt Fair fi el d .

No. 3 Dut ton H ou e

Fort Fairfield High ,'chool '98; Y. \\-. C. A.; Room and Library Committee, 2; Yice President Readinrr Room As ociation, 2; 1\Iember hip Committee, 3; Od Com mittee, 3; ::\ew E]itor Colby Echo, 3; Junior Exhibition, First Prize; Chairman Intercollegiate Committee, 4; A sociate Editor Colby Echo, 4; enior Exhibition ; Cla Poet, 4; 1\Iembcr of Tau Kappa.

Ethel Lenora H oward I

No.

Lacli

\\-i n l ow

�K,

' H al l

Coburn Cla sical I n titute, '01; Y . \\'. C. A. ;

Chairman Room and

mittee,

2 ·

Trea urer,

Library Com

Corre ponding

Fre hman

Honorary Junior Part · Cla s President,

ecretary

S nior Exhibitiou ;

2; Chairman

Committee Reading Room A Clas

Hi torian

,) ,

Reading; Third

l\lember

Executive

ociation, 3; of

Kappa

Alpha.

I da

Pho..:bc

B<P

Kc n,

�

3 M y rtlc \\'a ll.:rvi l l e H i gh

rdary, 1; C la. s

hibition; Se n i r

Exhib ili n ;

Acl

lre s

talisl i c ia n , 4.

.Ex

t reet

H igh , chool, 'or; Y . W . C.

A.; Executive C o m m ittee, 2 , 4 ; m i t tee,

la s .'ec

3; ju n i r

I n igh t, \' at rvill

183 M a i n \Vaterville

1, '01 ;

Sch

Presidt· n t

C n cle rgracluale , 4;

Ethel

\ atcn·ill

t re

H o n orary J u n i or Part.

d e Com

A d d i e M ay

�K,

Lak i n,

'69 Plea a n t \\'aten-i l l e Hicrh

Wat rvillc

tr e t

chool, 'oo; Y. \

. C.

A.; Member hip C o m m itte e , 2; C hairman

ocial

Com m i ttee ,

ophomore

econ 1

Honorary

Germ a n Prize,

C o m m i t t e,

Sen i or

C l a s Preside n t , l ;

Declamation ,

J u n ior

Second Part;

C hairman Class

Prize ;

Secon d

c u t i ve

C hairman Ode Comm ittee ,

Exhibition;

ociate

Editor

Oracl e , 4; Member of Chi Ga m ma Theta.

Blanch

Loui ·e

Lamb

�K,

angcr

N . 8 Palmer I ou.

,·ille.

, , ngerville Iligll , chool, 99; Hio-gin Clasic,l In tilute, '0 1 ; Y. W. C. :\.; Cantata, r: Cla Executi\·e Committee, 2; Cla. Prophet, 3; Cla Pre iclent, +; l\Iember of Chi Gamma Theta.

Effie

Lowe ,

May

B<l>,

\\'atervill

Elm Terrace

\\"aten-ille Iliglt chool '01 ; Y. \\'. C. :\..; l\fember hip Committee, 2; hairman Jntercollegiate Committee, 3; Cla Presi dent, r; Chairman de Committee, 3; Ocle Committee, +; Fre hman ReacliJJg, , econcl Prize; �opbomore Declamation, Fir t Prize; Senior Exhibition ; :\ istant l\Ianager Echo, + ·

Mary

Lowe

Ioor,

enter

\\'atervillc.

treet

\Yaterville High chool, '01 retary and Trea urer, 2 · Cla 3; Ode Committ e 4.

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Cla ecHi torian,

E t h cl

1ert rudc

roveland, M a:s.

B<P,

Pem bert on,

IO Palm er

H ou e .

roveland lliKh :cho 1, 'oo; Y. W. C. Recepli n C mmittct:, 3; Intercol le::giate Committee, 4; Conference Board 1 ; 'ecretary Cl.a ·s Vic<.: Presi<lenl, 2; Cla and Tn:a ur r, 3; hairman Cl.a Executive Committee::, 4; Pre ident Rea ling Room Association, 3; l\Itmber of Chi Gamma Thela. :\..;

J n n ie Pinkham , :ii\, Farmi ngn, I . H.

8 Pal m er Hou.

Farmington High, chool, '01 ; Y.W.C.A.; Conference Board, 2; Cl.a s Vice:: l re ident, 3; Executin: Committee::, 4; l\It:mber of Kappa Alpha.

Rose M ary

Cori n t h .

Richard on,

N o. r o

B <1>,

East

Palmer House

East Corinth Academy, 'or; Y. \V. C. A.; Missionary Committee, 2 ; Prayer Ieeting Committee, 3; Intercollegiate:: Committee, 4; Chairman Clas· Executive Committee, 2; Class Vice President, 4; Sophomor Declamation; Fir t Honorary Junior Part; First G rman Prize, 3; Junior Exhibition, Second Priz .

Class Honors BY CLASS VOTE

The The The The The The The The The The The The The The The

Anson Laforest Till on Cecil WhitehouseÂˇ Clark Thomas Titcomb K nowle Alfred M c Farland F rye J ohn Bartlett Pug l ey Guilford D udley C oy H annibal H amlin B ryant J r. rthur Lee Field Malcom Bemi s M ower Ezra Kempton Maxfield Charles Lester \i hittemore H enry N eely J ones Stephen Grant Bean Arthur Lee Field R oscoe Lorin H all .

H andsomest Man, H om el iest M an, M ost Silent Man, M ost Talkative Man, Best Ladies' Man, H ardest \!V orker, Âˇwit tiest Man, Brainiest Man, Ablest Man, M ost Influential Man, Biggest Eater, Laziest Man, Biggest K icker, M ost Popular Man, Best D ressed Man,

ST A T ISTICS OF 1 9 0 5 NA�IE

Arey . . . . . . . . . Bean . . . . . . . Bryant . . . . . . . . C .l 1rk . . . . . . . Cotton . . . • . .

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ramp Sam Kid Cece Eddie 1 � rd · · : : : : ?i! <l . . �1 1 , �. Flood . . . . . . . Ephriham Frye . . . . . . . . Senator G ilman . . . . . J ?.e J ! a l l . . . . . . . . . l 1dy ll ammond . . . l l ammy l l oyt . . . . . . B i .I I 1 o nes . . . . . . . Neely Tom Knowles . Lockhart . . . . . Locky l\laxlield . . . . . Max lVlower . . . . . . Pe-roe Norton . . . . . . . Lazarus Pugsley . . . . . . Pug Starkey . . . . . . !::i h arkey T i l lson . . . . . . T i l l t ��l�� ,;o ;� . : : �f1 <t)urham A l len . . . . . . . . Carrie Blai>dell . . . . . . Liz B u z zelI . . . . . . Buzzell H arvey . . . . . . . . Ma y J I nward . . . . . . . Ethel

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Keene . . . . . . K night . . . . . Laki n . . . . . . . . .. .. Lamb . Lowe . . . . . . . . . . Moor . . . . . . . . . Pemberton . . .

Phwbe Kid . Addie Bet t y G i nnie May Pem

Pinkham . . . . . Pinkham R ichardson . . . R ichie 1.

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S E L F-E� 1 l �I A'J E

Refuses to state A howling swe l l A b a d man Smart bo i Pas�ive i\l odest �uiet I he whole t h i ng An a ble man Good bluff llas none Great, u ngodly great Ask Hay ley J\ lways busy A n orator Witty " M i nd your busi ness" A sport \\"eak A lady k i l ler

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ornery cu�s Sure ! Swel led air O n l y a kid A lobster Easy d lanky �:�n,�i�� ,\ bum polit ici;in Ought to be i n k i lts FU:\)' Damned laz y 1\ non i t y, a mere non i t y :ranky \ drune Rather q uiet The mi»si ng l i n k A lobster " i\l uzz y 11 Too bad he died A hard worker ( ? ) 13u t t i 11skr A freak of natu r A svcietr man One or ( ,ocJ'� fool> Fidgety Too con�C"ientious Puncti liou., Too dignified B:hhful

M uch abu»ed Depreciative U ndervalued l'm i t A bout right R i ghteou" M ighty " cute 1 1 g i r l

i\ ll right Mode,t No hope or im provement Extravagant Too boastfu l A "' ho l y " terror Unsophisticated

Irresistible A bove t he ordi nary

a11tankerou> " Tricky'

:;Js��phie lo�opher HA �born

Ezra won the other half . L e. for thought. 'Yi th the facult y.

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S T A T I S T IC S O F 1 9 0 5 NA�IE

AGE

A rey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Bryant . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clark . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cotton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Coy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Field . . . . . . . . . . . . . Flood . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . W1�1:.i: � :. : · . : : : : : . : : . : : : . : · : : l laJI . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . llammoncl . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l l oyt . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . i<°�1;! 1es : . '. . '. '. '. '. '. -. · · :: .'.' .' .' : . Lockhart . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . MaxlieJd . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l\1 ower . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... .. .. �orton . . ··· "" .. .. : .. .. - : U pwall . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . \Yh 1ttemore . . . . . . . . . . . . . A l len . . . . .. 11laisdel l . . . Buzzell. . . . . . . . . . . . . l l arvey . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . l l oward . . . . . . . . . . . Keene . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 l�� 1�T11t : . . . : · : : : :: · : : : Lamb ................ . 1 .o l\ e l\loor . . ... ... .... l 'emberton . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pinkham H icharclson . .

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R E L I G I OU S

P n EP ' l'l R E N C E

H A R A C- T E R l �T I "

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ENGACED

l 'O L: T I CS E x r L1>T 1 v i;

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EX P R ESS I O N O F COU N T EN A N C E

1\ narchist B y lien I Runnin� an e lectric ear No . too slow Second Chi ldhood Republican 'l eaching l l as sworn off Eyerish Yes, badly I Godfrey ! l lotel C lerk Isn't old enough Cherubim like Rep1.blican Dosen't use slang Not exact l y Medicine Quizical 2 Gorr) ! l lasn't t i me l\l ini�try l Jecided Hepublican { e e Not now Sancti fied 'feachin1; ; euu1� r l Not by jug full "Look leasant . plea�e" ., J )en1ocrat Waal 0/eow ! llusi ness Very much La ry]·�vofti ':;o��l;�l�fcfish Teaching l i e . he, he, yes tepublican r1ellen l )a 11111atio11 ! M edicine ( ;od knows, he don't :>atistied Christia1�'Scientiht Den1ocrat Go tel l ! Ter,�.1 ��[ t �� ' �Y��en Not bo \�nn � s i ght Careless l\l ug\1 11111p �s Mormon le ) 1 e tc n Twisted , Sandforclite l{cpublican ( u s�i��1�F l l nclecided Doesn't know yet Calm 6 l )oesn't vole I l as sworn off Churchman Decidedly M i n1milogist Pleasant (street ) ongregationalist Hcpublica11 10 Teaching Will be announced lat Timorous Hy l )eorge ! Methodist �leclicine Won't tell [er Sweet pretty Oh Darn ! Q uaker None of f��1 business Excited c ; H ome Uaptist Socialist .I l as no choice Meek "::t:;�t /1�:tfer Republ ican Baptist Asleep Tar ment it ! Same ah Flood 7 No •· Sir ! " I lome Baptist I 'roh1bit'i�t (?) Yes Meek and docile like Same a' l >an'! \\'ebster l'\otnat11ra lizecl I I oly Cats ! uaher Damlino 1 l\l inistry 1 · 8 Oe11111ition ! B�� '�� a� 1� ;� n l\ l edicine ( l'alent) Married in May So 1 \\'hig hur;·hman l 'rofesser of Phi lology Not i n this country Fierce l i ke :>orensnn l'roh1bit1on1st Damn no Damn ! 'acanl 011aker l\ledicine Goodness ! \\'um:rn '' \'es "\Frank" fh 1 •t ist 1 lousekeeper S11ffra1;bt Prohibil 1on1st Doesn't believl:! 1 nsl:111g )r:tncl Opera Si nger Not yet Beatilic Ilepublican nive:·�alist No Graciou� ! Self-�atihlied nook A�ent Absorbed No ongregationalisl The be�t man ! )rat it ! Tt!ach1ng !{epub!irnn Ask Elizabeth \\'ell ! U nrnflled lairvoyant I .oOhe No prospects nai;tist Divinely clear Oh r ;ee ! 1\ gitator 011structionist Not much H adical ( ; Jory to Gideon ! Lord only knows d 011grega t i n 1 1 a list I lemocrat Pshaw ! Dj��j I n'trut t i ng t he \'outh Looks suspicious 1 Beautifully divine U 11iver,albt 's o \ c \ s��)�h�i ��\�1 ?l ):.. n r ' �1;:�·: ;�1£i��'� t[�� 9 l\I��r,� �� v�1'1'Ge A we-i n::.piri ng Uapt ist \Ve surmise so Jlon1bast ic l\I ugwump For heaven's s'lke ! Ecluc:.\l1ng the heathen Saraphic Like to be ongregationalist ! lemorrat A in't t hat swell e legant Shopkeeper'' model No Pugnacious Hepublican Great Sco 1 t ! Procuri ng -.tudents for Dartmouth l'\obody knows Sweet and melancholy Baptist My sakes ! Torr �lagnetic 1 l ealer Home Baptist Churchman l l eathen hurchman Baptist

Doesn't vote yet . l le's really only 14 but adds the other seven years for luck. !1?);�ri�t obt111�� v1�e�1pfeq�i �;��i ness. ·

4. 5. 6. 7.

\':-iries ith tlte admi nistration. 1 1 is girl has forbidden its use. 1\ nd t hereby gets ol1t of payi ng his pol l tax. She di ed-couldn't ll'ait for him. 11

a l lo race Purinton prohibitionist . She wears a Deke pi n . I le always counts t e n before h e speak� and t hen doesn't say it.

8. I le'g

9. Jo.

Class of 1 9 0 6 MEN C lass Yell :

Bing-o- Ban • Yo-Ban g-o- R i x ,

' Rah ! F ir:sl

\\'l'

' R ah

' R ah ! for "\ o u uh ty-six !

arc a n d w i l l r m a i n ,

rrp6� </>t'Al71v Ka.l

</J.7/V ·

Bing-c i- Bang-o- Ba ng, i- R ix , ' R ah !

' Rah !

' H ah . for ::\ ough t y -.· i x !

OFFICERS

Fc n w icke L. H ol m e.- . Pre. iclcn t r t h ur \\.al<len Pal m er, \ ' i ce Pre ident H a rold Eug- n

l . aiah

Wil l ey ,

ecre t a ry

d el bc r t Be \\·c.loi n , T reasurer R • x \\'ilder D odge, Mar. hal Charle_ Ph i llip.

h i p m a n , H i · 1 orian

Per iYal \ \'il l a rcl K een e, P >Ct Charles Na h

lf eader,

ra t o r

I a i a h A cl l bert Bowd o i n . C har l a i n K arl Paym oncl K e n n i. on, Prophe t ] oh n \ \ e l e y C o m b. , J oh n

"·a reler

if Prizes

rancla.11 Lind:ay. Toa t ma. t er E X ECUIT\l'E COMMITTEE

rt h u r \\'alclen Pal m e r

Benjam i n Lin wood L. R o

u t in

och

ODE COMMI T T E E

R x \\'ilcler Dod ge

r i Y a l \\' i l larcl K ee n e J I arol cl L on P p p c r

Members I aiah Adelbert Bowdoin,

u®,

harl e. Phill ips Chipman

<Pu®

J ohn \Ve l ey Coomb . Rex \ ilder Dodge. Benjamin

.l®

ATO,

Per i\•al Willard Keene

\ aterville, ·

.l®,

ustin Gooch

Fen"·icke L. H ol me

Damari cotta, N ewcastle,

AKE

William Lamb Dodge

1 8 C.

\\ e t Ken nebunk,

uY,

D . K . E . H ou e

49 Silver S t .

\: armou t lwille,

3 5 C . 1-1 .

Lincol n .

Bel fa t ,

A Y,

P r o pect F e1T) ,

. c.

1 2 c . 1-1 .

I arl Raymond Kenni ·on AKE

\\i a t rville,

J oh n C randall Lind ay,

\Vaterville,

8 Winter St .

\\ aten·ille,

1 l \Vinter St .

Charl

<t>�®

N ash M eader Zw,

rthur \ alden Palmer, Zw,

v\ aterville, \, aterville,

H arold Leon Pepper, Lin wo c1 L. R oss,

A K E,

\\ ill iam Spri ng Steven

.lY,

I I a rolcr Eugene v ilJey, A. K E

Sprin g St .

16 .

Portland,

Sol n \\'bite Purinton, AY, rthur G reenwood Robin on,

A KE,

27 \

inter St . 24 C.

\i aterville,

D . K . E . H ou e

Littleton,

D . K . E. H ouse

\\ atervill e, C herryfield,

5 C. H. Il

Junior H istory MEN

v it came to pa in the e ond year f the reign of Charlethe vv hite, Prex in lby in the fir t m nth, in the four and tw ntieth clay of the month that there came up unto the Col lege a noble band of h ice young men . ever bef re had . uch a band been seen in the land, no not in e the day of the fir t Prex ven unto t h i day . F r among t h a t c rnpany w r e mighty m e n o f valor, men of renown . There were al so men killed in all the understanding of the ancient , and men cunning f hand t devise l ikenesse of man or bea t. And when thi band had entered int the College i t began to do Yaliantly and to make a name for it elf. And it came to pas in that ame year in the tenth month, that there wa a rebell ion in the Col leO'e, and all men ro e up again t Prex, and it wa m uch noised abroad . And at t hat time also the e noble youth , who were called the Cla of ineteen-six, did bear them elves di creetly and with wi <lorn . ow when the course grew harder and the c ntest waxed strenuous, then the weak and the feeble fell by the wayside. But the trong and the valiant remain even unto thi pre ent day, provinO' themsel es worthy to hold an honorable place among their breth ren .

Class of 1 9 0 6 WOME N -

Class Yell : Bingo-Bango-Bango-Rix, Rah ! for N oughty-six! ' Rah ! ' Rah ! First we are and wiU remain , 7rp6s </HAlTJV Ka.l nÂµ.T}V-

Bingo-Bingo- Bango-Rix, R ah ! for N oughty-six ! Rah ! ' Rah ! '

OFFICERS

Edith Lincoln Kennison, President L ucy Mae Whenman, V ice President Beulah Frances Purington, Secretary and Treasurer M aude Louise Townsend, H istorian Alice H ope D avies, Poet E X ECUTIVE COMMITT E E

N ettie Rebecca Fuller

C ornelia Beatrice Caldwell Clara M ay N orton ODE COMMITTEE

A lice H ope Davies

Christia May Donnell Anna M artha Boynton

Members nna M artha Boynt n, B<l>. rn

l ia B atric

l ice H pe Davie

�alcl well,

7 L. I I .

'k whegan, Y.

outh Pari . .

\\'at rville

�K,

L. 1- 1 .

enter Plac

h ri t ia M ay Don nell , B<l>

York H arbor,

2 L.

ettie R eb cca F u l l r, B<T>,

Plai nville, M a . ,

7 L. H.

Edi t h Lincol n Kenni. on, Ella E tell

M axcy, B<l>.

lara M ay

orton, B<T>,

\\'ate rvill

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orth A t tl eb

ro ,

pring 7

H. H.

Y rk B ach ,

H al lowell ,

Rumford r� all

Maud L ui e Town encl , B ,

F rt Fairfield,

3 D. II.

Berclena E t her Trafton,

H artland,

Eva

harl tte Plummer A Y,

Beulah F rance Puringt n, B, �K.

u an H ough ton \Ve t n,

};K

Lucy Mae Vhenrnan, A Y,

Macl is n,

2 D.

H oul t on

5 P. H .

Junior H istory WOME N

T wa in the fall of 1 902 that a mo t bril liant con tellation appeared upon Colby ' h orizon . I t c o n i t e d o f t wenty- i x luminarie each one of s urpa sing plendor and attraction . \\ hat more need be aid-they were the women of the gr at and gloriou clas of 1 906 desti ned to hine foreYer a the brighte t light in Colby ' history ! D ur i ng their fir t year they ' ere the cyno ure of all e e o many were the attention they recei,Âˇed that they brought upon themÂ _ elve the wrath of their natural enem ie - that pale and indistinct onstellation known a. 1 905 Many were t he trap laid for them but artfully -veering a li ttle from their orbit they e caped unharmed . Life wa a dream of hap pine ! Time changed the next year, h ov. ever. Some of the most brilliant tar -not being fi xed-di appeared from the group. ew care w re added in the \vay of in t ructing the next annual con tellation-a heterogeneou congl omeration of bodi e , as yet in the molten and unformed tate;--in the way they hould go . H opele task ! Then, too the l m and Planets, making up ' hat is known a the Faculty, decreed that l ife d ur i ng thi year hould be an endle s round of toil . But with their u ual perseverance they came off victors t heir l uster undimmed at the encl of the year. And now the end of the th ird year ha found them till holding their h igh place i n the cel e t ial panorama . \\ ith duties omewhat ligh tened they ha e pa sed the zenith and are fast moving on to the de tined goal . Then hall they cease their act i e work in the little world alled Colby but they can never set . Their fam e will l i e on and on until the end . Âˇ.

Class of 1 9 0 7 MEN Class · Yell : - 1 I ic, h a c , h c , ' tis n o j ke , TluEs iuµ.EV C1. JI.a JI.a B m 'rah Boom, B m 'rah b i m . v

i netecn-

n in th

: wi m .

OFFICERS

Harry

harlc. B nn y

Preside n t

0 car Be n jamin P t r:on,

P rcsicl 'nt

P rlay Len w o cl Thorn , Fred

er tary

h i t i n rr C o ffi n R ide u t , Trea u rcr

H erman B ru clen Lewi

Bett.

M ar hal

\, alker D u n n , Toastrna t r

r t h u r Ken lm v\ in. low, Poet t i.

lph e u s Th ompson, H i s t orian Elbricl rre

rr y Da,·i ,

h a1 Jain

Burr Frank Jon

, Pr ph

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

Ralph Benjamin Your: g

Mal colm D a na Srn itl1 J oh n Bailey De\ itt

Members Myro n Eugen e Ben , TO, H erman Brudenell Bett , � Y, H arry Charle Bonney 6. K E , J oh n Arthur Burt n , ATO Edwin Parker C raig, 6.KE \ alter Ellis C raig, L).KE, Elbri dge Gerry Davi L).Y, J oh n Bail e DeWi tt, zw, Lewi \ alker Dunn, 6. K E , R o oe Conkling Emery, Zw, Le lie \ i l l i G etchell ZIJ!. he ter Alden Grant, �0, M ilton Bicknell H un t �Y, Burr Frank ] one , Zw, Elliott C urtis T .incol n, 6. Y, M i1 lard Claude M oore, R obert M orri , ATO Ray Seavey Mor e, ATO \ \ i 1ey Oliver ewman, _j.@, 0 . car Benj am i n Peter on �0, Fred Meek Pile, <l>.j.® Fred \ h i t i ng Coffin Rideout, L":\fl Charle Ru h, �TO Thoma Albion Smart, � K E , Malcolm D a na Smith, 6. Y ] ohn \ i n n Spencer, 6.®, l bert King ley Stet on � KE, rthur \Vill iam tetson, _j.KE J oh n Melvin S tuart, ATO, Oti Alpheus Thomp on, ATO Perley Lenwood Thorne, �®, Elihu Blaine Tilton, �0, Clay ton Melcher Ward, 6.KE, Art h ur Kenelm Win low, 6.KE, Da\'id M onaghan Young, ATO, Ralph Benj a m i n Young, <Pu®

\\: aten ille H odgdon, D. I G u il ford, 26 . C . Corinna, D . K . E . H ouse. \Vaten illc, D. K. E . H ou e. At1gu ta 3 1 . c. m1ty 15 H . H . Bradford, 4 Sheldon Pl . \ aten·ill�, 18 H. H. Eastport, 47 ilver t . \Va terville, Freedom, 9 c. H . 1 2 - . C. Charleston, 30 .. Week M ill H. 17 H i ngham Ma 19 H . H . \\ ndall, . H ., \\ aterville, 24 s . An on, 14 C . H . N orth Sullivan H. Q uincy, M a . 9 1 4 c. H . \Vayne N ebra ka, 1 5 H . 1-1 . Charle ton, 30 . . Derby, t ., D . K . E . H ou e . Dexter, 8 C. H . Bridgewater, H. 14 Benton, D . I E. H ou e . H oulton \\ aterville, 5 6 Plea a n t S t . \ aterville l I . C. Pre que I le, 1 4 C. H . Strickland, 2 C. H. \,\ msl ow, 1 8 . C. Cherry fi eld, D . K . E . H ouse . Saco, 24 . C . Sanger ille, 71 Elm St. \I atervil le,

Sophomore History

MEN

'ol by tru l had g r a t au " t r j oi wh n th n ble lass f n ineteen- cv n \varrn d ver i t campu to a i t in ustaining f the oll ege and bri ng to it new gl ry and th kl . tandard honor. uc eecl cl n o .one " ho ha watched the progre s f In holar hip w are r pre nted by orne f wh have ver nt r cl the cl r f the in titu There i n need to menti n the n umber and the abil i ty of our athl t a they ar all w ll kn wn by the r putati n which they have tabl i h l . ! n footbal l and ba eball al i l e, n i neteen- even h a suppl ied mor m n than any oth r cla. . i n c 1 Jecre, and a f r ba. ketball i t will u ffi e to ay that we hav now f r two y ars i n . ucc ion, won the cla s hampion ·h ip, . omethinrr which ha been d n e by n cla bef r in th hi tory of the oll ege. But I will dwell n 1 nger up n our a h i v m n t a it is n ot our u tom to be c n eitecl or boa t fu l . Th rrr ate t pr bl m which ha C\ er hara. ed our mind. , one which ha tri d u alm t bey ncl encl uran , and th only task wh ich e er cam near to baffl ing our kill wa. bri n cri n cr up in the righ t man n er that bunch of h umanity ( ? ) which con titute the cla of n ineteenigh t . But our d iffi c ulty has b en doubled because in all their act of o-reenne · · and freshne they ha\ e b en ably ( ? ) c ached by n ineteen1x. Yes, ' e are will i n rr to adm i t that th y won the ba ebal l game, but they ch ated o that th y afterwards adm i tted nficlentially among themselYes that they wer a ham d of it. But how about that horn ru h ? We s ucceeded, of cour e in capturing the fi rst h rn, but after n ineteen- ix aw that we were going t win anyhow, they assembled aro u nd those poor i n fant and on the pretense of coaching them, hid the horns i n their own p ck ts until after the ru h was over. Is it any wonder we coul d not apt ure another horn ? Truly, oh n ineteen-six, didst thou do a n oble deed and one well deserving of the praise thou didst receive the next morning i n the newspaper . Even i f we have not been entirely s ucce ful i n t raining n i neteen-eight , I suppose we ought not to complain, nor on t he other hand hould we be harshly criticised, as every one knows that it is impossible to get blood out of a t u rn ip . I n consideration of all w e have accomplished i n these two sh ort years, we cannot help but feel when we think of the great gen i us and ability in our class that t here are still greater honors i n store for us in the next two years of our coll ege course . ·

Class of 1 9 0 7 WOM E N

Class Yell : - H ie, haec, hoc ' t i T lvH i<TÂľev a ;\. d. ;\.cl.

no j oke

Boom ' rah boom , boom ' rah bim, N ineteen- even in the swim . OFFICERS

aro Edna Beverage, Pre ident Ellen J osephine Peter on, ice Pre ident H elen Burnham Campbell, Secretary and Trea urer Bertha May Robinson, Hi torian EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 11 111

Alice Rachel Tyler

Eliza C ook Alma Florence M orrissette

Members r her, � K ,

k wh gan

9 Yz

lcl T wn, Ed n a Be erao- , B<l>

ar Ro

rage, B�,

Marian B

I nez Bowler, Bc;t> k , Bc;t>,

Annie Eliza rgia Mae arah

tella

amclen,

1 1 P. H.

am den,

onn r,

Blanch

M iriam Em ry :S K ,

H atti

i rnont n Fo ett

1 5 P. H.

N rriclgewock,

1 3 P.

Warren,

Marian Loui e Learned, �K,

\i at rville,

Alma Fl rence M orri s tte :SK, Bertha Evangeline

eacl,

Norwood, M as . ,

B,

Quincy, Mass .,

t , :S K,

4 P. H. 4 D. H .

2 Lawrence St

orcester, M a s.,

Ellen Jo ephine Peter on, :S K ,

3 3 Col l . Ave.

v oburn, Ma . . .

ew H arbor

B,

L ubelle M ay H all, :SK,

Edith Pierce Pri

1 5 N udd

Farmingt n, N . H . Bc;t>

P. H.

h rryfield a . albor

um m i ng

4 P. H .

·waterville, ampbel l, � K ,

H elen Burnham

enter

28 College A e .

East Vas alboro,

B rtha May Robin on, A Y,

Yarmouthville,

G race Lord Stetson,

Waterville,

B,

Alice Rachel Tyler, A Y, ell i e Perry \IVinslow, :SK, Elaine Wilson, :SK,

Saco,

I P. H .

Saco,

H oulton,

I D. H .

Sophomore H istory

WOME N

the year 1 904, when King Autumn was t urning the green of the lea e to beautiful tints of crim son and gold, when old Colby was once more opening her doors to the troops of incoming students a ne'V dignity ettled upon th women of 1 907. They had become Sophomores. D i tinguished for capabil ity for talent, for schol arship and for their achievement during the pre,·ions year, they "·ere indeed well fi t ted to assume the new d utie and re pon ibilitie before them . In their early college history a friend ( ? ) kno" n as 1 906 took great intere. t in their affairs and showed them much attention. H owever, peedily learning college cu toms, they soon a!' erted t hemsel es and quenched all friendly ( ? ) enthu ia m for their improYement . Tho e were the days of many " pread " and m uch m errymaking, especially on Friday evening , when, for a brief time, Mathematic ceased to t roubl e . At length, they made a feast for their brethren, and by m uch dancing t ran gre secl the law. From thi time on their ban1lers alway wa eel in victory, and prosperity increa eel until the end of the ear, and a ride to orth Belgrade brought them a m ore complete liberty . With the coming o f another ) e a r graver care t h a n they h a d y e t known began to r e t upon them . The number of their feast ings grew le , and d iligently did they apply them elYes. Phy ics the l ion of their e pecial d read, was bra el attacked ; yard of Daily Theme were written ; German erbs were con quered · and lastly, 1 908 found them ready to ad i e and correc t . \;\Tit h the cheerfulne s and courage characteri tic of them, ha e they undertaken all the e duties, especially the last named, h oping that " fidelity to a righ teou cause ' " ould fi nally be re\� ardecl in successors worthy of filling their honored place . Thu l iving in the consciou ness of " du t ie well performed " in atisfa tion with their numerous s uccesses do they look forward with eagernes to the j oy of en tering into that land of eas t he J un ior Year.

C lass of 1 9 0 8 MEN

Class J e// : - ' Rah ! ' Rah ! ' Rah ! ' R ah I ' Rah ! ' Rah ! umu. duce , ' rah ' rah rah ! ' EcrÂµ.o lv

r,;i, sure as fate,

\\ hat ' s the matter with 1 908 ! OFFICERS

nt ecr tar

and Trea urer

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

J ohn

ameron H eth rino-ton J am es Robert l ickels

Erne t \Villiam Loane

Members Charle Will iam Bradley, J r . Zw,

Waterville,

20 Center S t .

Emmon Parkman Burrill, A KE,

\ aterville,

4 M orrill Ave.

Frank Bramhall Condon, AY,

Belfast,

C. H.

Alvin Leslie Cotton, <t>A®,

Norway,

C. H.

\Vinfred Franci C urt° , Zw,

\\ olfboro

Philip H oward Dut'1 bar,

\\ i nslow,

C harle C lark Dwyer, <PA®,

MartinsYille

Percy

ilas Farrar, AKE,

. H .,

N ew H aven, C t .,

Charle R u sell Flood, <t>�®

South Paris,

Leon Southard Gilpatrick, Z w,

Danforth,

. C.

Chem . H al l .

G uilford,

Daniel Ford Flander ,

C. H .

282 Main S t . c.

George Abner Gould AKE,

\ e tbrook,

\\ illiam Ed' ard Gould, A Y,

M ilo,

C. H.

Fr d Sargent H am il ton <t>A®,

Biddeford,

C. H .

J ohn Cameron H etherington ilKE

Sidne)

J ack on Orin H iggins AY,

3 Morrill Ave.

Mapleton,

ictor Ray J ones ATO,

M onson,

2 2 s . c.

M rle Roliston Keyes, <t>A®,

D ryden,

IO C . H .

Harry Leonard Kilgore, AY,

Belia t,

C. H.

Portland,

C. H .

rthur \ inslow Libby �Y, Erne t \ illiam Loane. AKE,

Fort Fairfield

R ichard Albert Lyon ,

H arvey Station,

Fred

C harle ton, \Al .

. L ford, ATO,

8 31

. C.

Oakland .

H erman Con tan tine Marquardt,AKE, \ aterville, J ohn T racy Matth

, <t>A®,

I aac R oss M cCornbe, AY,

Tenant ' s H arbor,

C. H .

Sanford,

C. H.

H ar l c l N a h M i t chel l , Z\f!

Wat r i l l

N 1 on I rv i n

Jam

M i x r, <l?A®

R ob rt Ni kc! , Z'1t,

arl t

r H arry

1 m mon

n , ATO,

Ph i n n y , A K E

Edward Pay o n Put nam AY

•arwa , Z\]J,

h · d ri k A l l en

hepherd <l>..l®

W i l l iam Fre 1 l co t t

harl

v al t r D l a n a J am e

TO,

h rbourn mi th, A Y

. C.

26 . c.

6 . c.

Port l a nd,

Fort Fairfield

\ at rv i l l c, M ns n

T p ham,

273 Main 10

Elm

5 Ap 1 l e t n

. c. t.

23 . .

8 19

C. H.

. c.

v arr n

t uclley, n �®

R ay F o ter Th mp on , <l>A®, H

F rt Fairfi l d, M on

Bride.- wat r,

pear , ATO

war 1 Art h ur Tribou

C. H .

Wat rvi l l e,

La wren

Fran i

Wat rvil l ,

J ame. M ar hall R ad Zw,

t Pari

h erry fi cl d,

Ziil,

1 4 Dal ton

AY,

rth ur W i l l iam ·weeden <!.>�® arn uel E m ry v h i t t n, �KE,

Liv rm re,

R oq u e Bl u ff , R c kport J m t l and, ac ,

hem . H al l . I C. H.

C. H .

1 3 M orr i l l Ave. 1 3 M orri l l Ave.

Freshman H istory T

MEN

upon the b

It i

done b

the cla s of

capabl

of writing one.

freely ackn owl edged that n ,. r

the race for a diploma has th re b en

opinion i s ba eel on clas room

forty of them pa

for the

eel in Mathematic

one in the

ince Colby Fre hmen began from the talle t

horte t.

tati tic .

The rea on

A bout ten out of

Fift e n o f them were able t o

t h a t they w e r

adm itted t o

xarns in

G erman, though more than one added in a whi per that t hey ' gues

they had a pull with Dutchy . " hall be

for popularit) o r a p u l l w i t h D u tchy b y

utting o u t half

In athletics the cla s is as good as the average, their whole

rnechani rn rem inding one of the steam engine which ha but

F o r t h e ake o f appearances nothincr

aid here about F rench while in Latin poor Keni t on l o t al l

chance

the clas .

and tho e men ' ere con picuous

ize of their roll -or double rol l .

proudly in form their friend

t upid a clas

man amoncr them right strairrht t h roLwh to the for thi

nineteen-eigh t .

t cla s i n Col by- 1 907-to earch out the material

' hi tory " for the simple rea on t hat ther

Fre h man cla

To b e

e,·ents to make h i tory, a n d nothing worth record

ing has ever been

devolve

f r thi

i s de igned to be a h i tory o f t h e Freshman clas s .

ure it take

BRAI r

they get

ever t hmg

and is abl e to ke p on only one track at a t i m e so t hat if

ide-tracked as some did at the time of the Fre hman recep

t ion, they'd foll ow t heir no es t o China unle s some one t urned t hem

arou n d .

I t is heart-breaking for a man w h o bel ie e

character of the Colby

out l acks the

i n t h e high moral

tuclent to acknowledge that this clas

e nse of true c u l t ure and refinemen t .

t h rough

\ \ e h a \ e endea,·ored t o throw O \ er their failings a s rosy a tinted

i con i tent " it h t ru t h ; ,,-e are blameworthy only in being t oo 1 n ient and in closing we will say t hat no F reshman at the end of ear hall be able t o say t hat 1 907 has not wa bed ut, with good th

l ight a

K e n n b c '' at r,

ome of the evil in him .

Class of 1 9 0 8 WOM E N Class Yell : - ' Rah !

' Rah ! ' Rah I ' Rah ! ' Rah ! ' Rah ! umu duce ' Rah ! Rab !

' Rah !

' EcrÂµ.Ev ev ref} , ure a fate, \i

hat' the matter with 1 908 ! OFFICERS

Ann Trafton R obert , Pre id nt E ther H ou t n \ eeks, ice Pre ident Flor nee Em ily King Secretary Avi Luella 7\/oo l Treasurer ,

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

J ennie

ox RagnhiJd Lillian I ersen E elyn Alberta Car er, Bessie H elen J one Bertha H arris Bangs

M ary C harl o t te

Members

\! atenille,

b b o t t , :S K,

Berta Edith Baldwin,

Coo , N . H .

J eannette I-I olmes Bald win,

C oos, N . H .,

I n ez H azen Card,

York \ i llage,

Bertha H a rris Bang , :S K,

Seal Co e,

Lena M ay Clark

Freedom,

J o ephine Ella Clark,

Skowhegan,

Portage Lake,

Ethel M aud H ayward,

2 8 College Ave .

H .,

1 Chaplin S t .

2 D. H .

9 D. H .

Eastport,

9 D. H .

M eredith, N . H . ,

B,

D orothy C laudia H op on,

14 P. H.

Winslow .

H elen H unt,

Gray,

Florence Emily K i ng,

Nev\ ton Centre, M ass.,

Portage Lake,

Ragnhild L i l l ian I versen, :S K,

Bingham,

B ,

N ora M e h i table Lander, ďż˝K.

L. H.

28 Col l . A e.

\Vil ton,

A n n ie Al ice H arthorne, ,

r C hapl i n S t .

M achias

Carrie El izabeth H il l , AY,

N ina Beatrice H ol m e

N ewburyport, M as ., East J affrey, N .

Chaplin S t .

I 8 Boutelle A \ e .

Wiscas et,

B<P,

I P. H.

Water ille,

B,

5 D. H .

Thorndike,

J e n nie Cox,

5 P. H.

7 7 Elm St .

Foxcroft,

u an A ngel i na Corbett,

P. H .

3 L. H .

Top ham ,

Gra e Emogene Corthel l ,

n nette G reen,

v ater i lle,

l ice Louise Colby, A Y,

O l ive

14 P . H .

East Jaffrey, N . H . ,

H len Louise C ochrane, :SK,

M y ra Irene H ardy,

C hapli n S t .

Freedom;

E elyn Alberta Carver, :SK,

El izabeth H elen Felker,

Spring S t .

1 Chapl i n S t .

Portland

Pearl Pierce Carter, A Y,

H el en F rances D icki nson,

9 P. H .

I D.

I C hapl i n S t .

4 L. H .

ian Bet cy Li bby, � K ,

M rta

Berni

ar Jin

ph i n

Litt)

Tu rner

Leone N u t ter,

J un

lice P ar

nne Trafton R

Pitt fi

c tt, AY

arib u

J n n i e May R obert ,

Fai rfi eld

Nettjc Ma

Foxcroft

L ui

lta R

R unnal ,

Bertha Dam n Teacrue, � K ,

H el n M rrill Toz ier,

gnes Belle rrne

aughan,

A bbie F rance A i

D. I I .

t, Ma

vVoodford ,

Wi cas et,

Luella Woods,

Brook ,

7 D. H.

H oulton,

E ther H ou ton Weeks, B,

3 L. H .

s.,

v arren,

C ity Poi n t ,

Weed A Y,

7 D. H.

v ater i lle,

Eun ice Wal ker B<l>,

2 P. H.

C oha

Idonia Cecilia T ubb ,

ori n n a

k wh-gan,

Lucy E ely n Treat,

in ter

1 4 P. H.

Lawr nee, M a

b rt , � K ,

hapl i n

8 L. H.

F rt Fairfield

t wart Philbrick, B <I?

Laura Kendrick P r

H oul ton,

�K,

vc.

hapl i n ' t .

aco,

Bern ice Martha Pa karcl

M ollie

2 3 M rrill

\I at rvi l l

y ·, � K,

Doi

. H .,

5 D. H .

ollege Ave. 4 L.

8 Pleasant

4 E l m Terrace. D.

3 3 College Ave. r

Chapl i n St.

6 L. H .

F reshman H istory W OM E N

fall of nineteen h undred and four M other Colby adopted into I Nherthealready large family of girls fi fty-two l usty young babes . These

new arrivals were received with open arms by their older sisters and were tenderly cared for by the Sophomores, whose special charges they becam e . For the fi rst few days they were very docile, doing j ust as they were told ; but oon, seeing that they o utnumbered the Sopho mores by more than two to one, they grew bold and h eadstrong. The fi rst evidence of this was shown in their flaunting of their class colors at the h orn rush and ball game and their immodest actions after the game , when they flocked to greet t heir broth ers and adorned them with t h ese colors . But their triumph was destined t o be short-lived, for that very day these bits of baby ribbon mysteriously disappearerl . I n the evening they received a visit from t h eir Sophomore sisters, by whom they were summarily dealt with . Some of them took their p un ishment quietly ; others were so terrified �hat they went into hysterics, but one and all displayed their various talents and d uly swore allegiance to 1 907 . Next , advised and assisted by all their aunts and uncles and offi c ious friends, som e of t hem succeeded in having a peanut drunk . This affair caused them a good deal of t rouble for they were kept busy with broom and du stpan tor a week afterwards, sweeping up peanut shells in their own and the Sophomores' rooms . Later they gave a reception t o their brothers, for whom t hey had so openly m an ifested their affection at the very fi rst . G u arded as they were by rows of policemen, t hey felt secure, and spent the time in dancing until the Dean and the other chaperones arrived, after wh ich t hey had to content themselves with less exciting amusement s . We trust that they enjoyed the compa ny of those of their brothers who were present even t hough the class president and certain others were ' unavoidably detained and had t o send in their regrets. A t the H allowe'en party given by the Sophomores to thei r baby sisters, t h e latter learned that wickedness never goes long unpunished, and they sorely repented of their evil way s . After having been initiated into the mysteries of Phi Chi, they greatly enj oyed the games

and r freshments suited to young childhood, and which the ophomores o kindly furni hed them . in e then the Fresh man class has been somewhat d im in ished by some of its mem bers having gone home to their mam mas, unable longer to endure the separation i n spite of our tender care. But tho e who still remain are beginn ing to realize that it is for their own good to recognize the superiority f the Sophomores and to subm it to our authority . We can ay with j ustice that they are the most easy-going and least t roublesome class that has ever entered o l by . I f they conÂ tinue to profit by our exam ple and advice and learn a little self-reliance, we have some hopes that by the end of the year they will be ready to pu t away childish t hings and will be fi t ted to assume the cares and duties of Sophomores .

Delta Kappa Epsilon X I C H APTE ďż˝ Establislted ÂŁn ppleton A. Plaist ed , ' 5 1 Rev. H oward

I846

Prof . Ed ward W . H a l l , '62

F RATRES I N U R B E

R . M i t chel l , 7 2

Rev . W.

tetson , '79

Gamma Phi, ' 8 1

Re . J . H . Robert

Rev. G . D .

Frank K . Shaw, ' 8 1

a n de rs, ' 8 2

A l bert F . Dru m m ond, ' 8 8

Jame

Prof . J oh n H edman, '95

Ha call S . H al l , '96

Sh eppard E. Butler, 03

A rthu r

H arvey D. Eaton, '89

Elwood T . Wym a n , '90

Fran klin W. J oh n son, '9 1

A lbert R . K e i t h , '97

G . H arris, U psilon

L. Eugene Thay er, Ex- ' 0 3

Dana

Nathan

P. Foster, '9 1

P. Thayer, ' 0 1

C ecil M . Daggett, '03 . Thom pson , Ex- '05

1 905

F RA T " ES I N COLLEGIO

Stephen Grant Bean

A l ton I rv i ng Lockhart

A n son Laforest Til l son

1 906

Ed w i n Parker C raig

K a r l Ra; mond Ken n i son

Rex Wilder Dodge

Arthur Green wood Robin son

J o seph W i l son Leighton Linwood L . R oss

H arold Eugene Wil ley

H arry Charles Bonney

Lewis Walker D un n

A lbert K i ngsley S tetson

1 907

Walt e r Ellis Craig

Thomas A l bion Smart

Arth u r Wil l iam Stetson

A rthur Kenelm Winslow

C layton M e lcher Ward

Emmons Parkman Burrill

Percy S i las Farrar

E rnest William Loane

Arthur Leroy Ol iver

George A bner Goul d

J oh n Cam eron H etheri ngton

H erman Constantine Marquardt

H arry S l e m mons Phinney

Sam uel Emery Whi t ten

Zeta Psi CHI CHAPTER Establislted in imon

. Brown , ' 5 8

I850

N ath aniel M ead er, '63

F P-. AT R E S I N U R S E

F rederick C . T h ayer, M . D ., '64

R . Wesley D unn, '68

Rev. Edwin C . Whit tem ore, '79

Everett M . tacy, ' 8 1 Rev. Cha. des E . Owen, ' 79 J ames Frederick H i l l , M . D . , ' 8 2 arren C . Phi lbrook , '82 heridan Plaisted, '86

Frank B. H ubbard, '84

H enry W. Dun n , '96

D en n is M . Ban gs, '9 1

Stephen Stark, '92

Lowell G. Salisbury, '96

Frank W . Al den , '98

J oh n E. N elso n , '98 R ichard W.

prague,

William A . Cowing, '04 Orri n

A . Learned, 'oo

George C . Cook

Denni

W. Wirt Brown, '99

arroll

'oo

H e rbert C. Libby

N. Perk i n , '04

Perley L.

i\lhittaker

H e nry W . Abbott

E. Bowman , '93

F R AT R ES I N COLLEGIO

Roscoe Lorin H al l Arthur Walden Pal mer

J oh n Bartlett P ugsley

r 905 H enry

eely J ones

Ralph Leavitt Reynolds

1 906

Charles N ash M eader

J oh n Bailey De Witt

Leslie Willis Getchell

Llewellyn H ussey Powers

Fred Whiting Coffin R ideout

H arold Nash M itchel l

Francis Lawrence Searway

Winfred F rancis C urtis

B urr Frank J ones

Carlton Lynwood Osborne

1 908

Leon Southard Gilpatrick

J ames Marshal l Read

Roscoe Conkling Emery

Charles William Bradlee, J r . J ames Robert N ickels

John Fran cis Casey

Cyrus C um m ings Blake

Delta Upsi lon COLBY C H A P T E R

Established I 152.

Re-established I878

F R AT R E S IN U f' BE

H rat io R.

unham, ' 86 J oel F . Larrabee, '87 Per y . Merrill, M . D., '94 W. . Wyman , Tufts, '97 Pr f. Wal lac } Elden, Bowdoin, '99 Edward C . Rice, '0 1 J oh n F. Ph ilbrick , '95 Rev . J . E . Co h ran , ' 79 H orace W. Newen ham, 'o r Ch arle E . Dow, '96 Wallace Purin ton, 'o r Carl R . Bryant, '04 al b A. Lewis, '03 Pro f . H u0h R . H at ch , '90 Wendell C . Washb u rn , '03 Pre . harle L. White, BrO\ n, ' 87 .

F RAT RES IN COLLEGIO

1 905 H an n ibal Hamlin Bryant , J r . Cecil Wh itehous Clark Gl n n Wendell tarkey Charles Lest r Whit temor

David K enneth /\ rey Solon White P ur inton Wal ter J ean H ammond Ezra K m pton Maxfield

J oh n We l ey Coom b Percival Willard Keene

1 906 Will iam pring t vens E l l iot t C u rtis Lincoln

M il to n Bicknell H un t H e rm an B ru denel l Bet ts Ed ward Payson Putnam

1 907 Elbridge Gerry Davis Malcolm Dana m ith A ugustine M iller Ross

1 908 Fran k B ram h all Condon A rt h ur Winslow Libby J ackson Orin H iggi ns Harry Leonard Kilgore William Ed ward Gould H oward Arthur Tribou R ich ard Albert Lyon s Charles Alcott Smith Isaac R oss Mc Com be 70

Phi Delta Theta M A I N E A L P H A C H A PTE R

Established ÂŁn I884 F RATRES I N U P-B E

H a rry C. Prince, '88 Prof. A . J . Robert '90 orman K . Fuller, '9 Ch arles \\ . Atch ley , '03 ,

Charle \,\ . iO'ue, '98 J ohn G. Towne M . D . W . M . H . Teague, ' 03 Forre t E. Gl idden

F RA T R ES I N COLLEGIO

1 905 Edward H owe Cotton G uilford D udley Coy Arthur Lee Field Alfred M cFarland Frye Wil liam H oyt

J oseph Al bert Gilman Thoma Titcom b Knowles Ralph Perkins Norton Clarence N athaniel F lood A xel J ohan ppwall 1 906

I a iah Adelbe rt Bowdoin Charle PhiJlip Chipman William Lamb Dodge

Benjamin Au tin Gooch John C randall .Lindsay J oh n Winn pencer 1 907

Chester A lden Grant Oscar Benjamin Peterson Fred M eek Pile

Perley Lenwood Thorne Elihu Blaine Til ton Ralph Benjamin Young 1 908

Alvin Leslie Cotton Charles Clark D wyer Charles Russell Flood Frederick Sargent H am il ton M erle Roliston Keyes

J ohn Tracy M athews Nelson I rving M ix er A ugustus Coolidge Thompson Ray Foster Thompson A rth ur William \Veeden

Alpha Tau Omega M A I N E G A M M A A L P H A C H A PT E P-.. Estab!is!Led in I892 F R AT fl.. ES I N U fl.. BE

George W. H ox i , '94 Wal t e r E . N o ble, '95 M i l la rd E. F itza-erald, oo H arry S. Vose, '99 F rederick M . Roll ins U . of If . , oo Elmer W. A l len , '03 Elvin L. A l l e n , 'o r F rank E. Wood, '04 '

F R AT !l.. ES IN COL L E G I O

1 906 Fen wicke Lindsay H ol m es Myron Euge n e Berry George Ed ward McVanc J oh n M elville Stuart Charles R ush

Vergil Merle J ones 1 907 David M onaghan Young Ray Seavy Morse O t i s Alpheu Thompson J oh n A rthur Burton 1 908

Victor Ray J o n es J ohn Everard H atch Walter Delanay Spears F red A . Lyford Oscar Wilhelm Peterson William F red Sherbourne C l i fford H enry Libby

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Sigma Kappa ALPHA CHAPTER Fmmdcd at ColbJ1, SORO R ES

".m i l

U R BE

P. M ad r, ' 7

J 'nni

T . Sm i t h , ' 8 1

I l a r r i t M . Pc r m F ra n !

I 1 . M o rri l l , ' 4 E. D u n n , ' m

'oo

J nni

B rt ha I I . I

SORORES IN COL L E G IO

r 90 5 E l izab th Pi r cl Ii

E t h I L n r a I l war l

B l a i ï¿½d 1 1

M ay L 1 i n

Bl a n h Ali

Lou i

I am b

Pinl ham

Jun

t go6 E l i t h Lin

I n l enni

Elain I

H 1

Wil

B u rnham

Lube l l

ampb 1 1

May I I a l l

Marian Loui i rcri n ia

i l bert N oye

Edith Pi re

l e rry W i n l o w 1 90

Prie t

Learned

Beta Phi Founded at ColbJ1, I895 SOR O P-. E 'i I N U R B E

H arriet igue Be ey, '97 era Nash Locke, '02 Mary H . ow, '98 Nellie M. Lo e r ing, '02 A lice Lowe B rown, '99 A ugu ta olby, '02 Mary G. Lemont, '99 Ed na Owen Rice, '02 Josie Toward Davis, '99 Lil lian E. Berry Agnes C. Stetson, '99 Bertha . Whittemore Edith W. arson , '99 Eunice C . Mower, '04 N ella M. Merrick A lona E. N icholson G ertrude T. Lord Be sie A. L . Merrick Marian Webber Delia H iscock H edman, 'o r H arriet M . D rake SO RORES I N COLLEGIO

1 905 May Lucille H arvey I da Phoebe Keen

Effie May Lowe Ethel Gert rude Pem berton Rose !J a ry R ichardson 1 906

Ella Estelle Maxcy Anna M artha Boynton C Jc:.ra May Norton Christia May Donnel l Beu lah France Purington Nettie Rebecca Ful l er Maude Louise Town send 1 907 An n ie Eliza Cook Myrtis Ethel Basset Sarah Stella Cumm ings Caro Edna Beverage H at tie Simon ton Fossett Rose Marian Beverage Bertha Evange l i ne Nead I nez Bowler G race Lord Stetson C lara Mae Bryant H elen Frances D ickinson Olive Annette Green N ina Beatrice Holmes

1 908 Florence Em ily King J u ne Stewart Philbrick Agnes Eun ice Walker Esther H o us ton Weeks

Alpha Upsilon Founded at Colby, I<)04 SOROP-ES IN COLLEG IO

1 906 Cornelia Beatrice Cald well Cora Hannah Farwel l

Eva Charlotte Plummer Lucy May \Nhenman 1 907

Georgia M ay Con nor

Pearl Pierce Carter Alice Lou ise Colby

Bertha May Robinson Al ice Rachel Tyler 1908 Carrie Elizabeth H ill Laura Kendrick Prescott Abbie Fran ces Weed

Kappa Alpha S E N IO R SOC I E T Y

SO"ORES I N U R SE

Lenora Bessey, '98 Alice L. Brown , '99 Jen n ie M. Buck, ' 99 Al ice M . Puri nton , '99 SORORES

Carrie S. Allen Elizabeth P . Blaisdell

Mary G . Le m on t , 'oo Edna M . R ice, '02 Mary H . Caswel l, '04 J en nic M. Cochrane, ' 04 IN COLLEGIO

Alice J. Buzzell Ethel L. H oward Alice J . Pinkham

Chi Gamma Theta SOPHOMORE SOC I ETY

Founded at ColbJ'â&#x20AC;¢ IC)OO SOROP.. E S IN U RSE

Mabel E ter Dunn

Marian Webber SORO R E S

Al ice H ope Da ies Addie M ay Lakin

E M E R ITAE

Blanche Loui e Lamb Effie May Lowe Ethel Gertrude Pemberton SORORES I N COUEGIO

Marian Louise Learned, Myrtis Ethel Basset A lma Florence Morrissette I nez Bowler Bertha Evangeline Nead H elen Burnham Campbel l Edith Pierce Priest Sarah Stella Cummings Grace Lord Stetson Blanche M iriam Emory N ellie Perry Winslow H attie Simonton Fossett

Upsilon Beta F1Â·es!iman Societ;1 Fo7tndcd January 26, H)OJ PATRES A B I N ITIO

1 906 H arol d Leon Pepper, I V . Charles Phill ips Chipman , I l l . Arthur G reenwood Robinson, I I . Ell iott C urtis Lincol n , I . Fenwicke Lindsay H olmes, V . PATRES I N COLLEGIO

M alcolm Dana Smith , X V I I I . F red M eek Pile , X VI . M ilton Bicknell H un t , XVI I . Lewis Walker Dunn, X I I I . Nathan Bishop Blackburn, I X . H arry Charles Bonney, X I V . Thomas Albion Smart, X . Burr Frank Jones, X I I . Perley Lenwood Thorne, X I . H erman Brudenell Betts, XV. F R AT R E S I N COLLEGIO

Emmons Parkman Burrill, X I X . J oh n Tracy M atthews, X X V . H oward Arthur Tribou, X XV I I . J am es Robert N ickels, X XV I . Ernest William Loane, X X I I .

1908 Art h u r Win slow Libby, X X I V . C harles William Bradlee, J r., X X . Augustus C . Th ompson, X X V I I I . J oh n Cameron H etherington , X X I . Clifford H enry Libby, X X I I I .

Theta N u Epsilon BET A U PS I LO N C H A P T E R Estab/£shed in

I903

F RATRES HONO R l l IN

U R BE

L. Euo-ene Thayer

J ame G. H arri Arthur A rad Thompson IN COLLEGIO

1 905 Stephen Grant Bean ecil Whitehouse Clark

illiam H oyt H enry eely Jones 1 906

Charles Phillips Ch ipman Rex Wilder Dodge Elliott Curti Li ncol n H arold Leon Pepper Lin wood L. Ross

Edwin Parker Craig Fenwicke Lindsay H olme M illard Bean Long Arth ur Greenwood Robinson J oseph ]mer Teague

FRA TRES ACTIVl IN COLLEGIO

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Colby Athletic Association OFFICERS

P. W. Keene, President B . F. J ones, Secretary Prof. J oh n H edman, T reasurer E X E CUTIVE COMMITTEE F RO M THE FACU LTY

Prof . H ugh R . H atch Prof. J oh n H ed m an

D r . G eorge F . Parmenter Prof. A. D. Sorenson F RO M THE A L U M N I

A . F . D rummond, '88

E. T . Wyman, '90 F. W. Alden, ' 98 F R O M T H E STU D ENTS

A. L. T i ll son, '05 A. L . Field, '05 H . L. Pepper, '06 R. L . H al l , '05 B . F. Jones. '07 P . W. K eene, '06 J . W . M atthews, '08 L. W. Dunn, '07 0. W. Peterson, '08

Baseball SUB COMMITT E E

. L F ield hairman 0 . W. Peter on , er tary �

Prof . J ohn H edman, Treasurer E . T . Wyman

College Team for 1904 J oh n B. Robert , Manager A. L. Til l . on, corer W. A . owing '04, . J . W . Coom bs, '06 , p. and 2b . E. B . Tilton , '07, 2b. illey '06, t b. H . E. J . B. P ug ley, '05 , s.s. and p . E . P . C raig, '06, 3 b. F . H . Leigh ton, '04, c . f . F . M . P i l e , '07, 1 . f . W . 0 . Newman, ' 07, r . f .

owin<Y,

aptai n

SUBSTITUTES

J . A. Burton , '07

L. W. D u n n , '07 R. L. R ey nolds, '06 GAMES

April 3 0 M ay 2 May 3 M ay 4 M ay 1 3 M ay 1 4 May 2 1 May 2 5 M ay 2 8 M ay 3 0 J une 4 J une 8 J une I I

o- s 4-5 1 2-6 0-4 3 -0 o-6 0-7 4 -6

Colby vs. Will i ton e m . , Eastham pton Colby vs . mherst, Amherst Col by vs. M as . tate ollege, mher t Colby vs . v illiams, Williamstown Colby vs. . of M . , Waterville Colby vs . Bowdoin, Bru n swick Colby vs . H arvard, Cam bridge Colby vs . U . of M ., Orono Col by vs . Bowdoin , Watervil le Colby vs. Portland, Waterville Col by vs . Bat es, Lewi ton Colby vs . Oakland, aterville Colby vs . Bat es, 'Waterville

_ s -3

1 7- 1 0 1 0-5 8-o 7-3

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Football S U B COMMITTEE

L. \ . D u n n ,

hairman ] . T . Matthew , Secretary Prof. G. F. Parmen ter, Treasurer F. \i\T. Alden

College Team for I904 J . B . Pug ley Captain nth n H arri , oach . N ewman, 07, I. g. W. C. A . mith, '08, r . t . . Coornb , 1 . t . ]. ] . B . Pug ley, '05, l . . E. P. C raig, 06 q . b. ane, '07 I. h . b. G . E. M

William H oyt, Manager E. H . tton, 05, Center 'vV. F. herburne, '08, r. g. R. A. Lyons, '08, l. t . ] . C . H etherington, '08, r . t . J . M . Read, '08, r . e . A . L. Oli er, '08, f . b . ] . B. DeWitt, '07 r . h . b.

SUBSTITUTES

C. L. 0 bourne, '08 E. W. Loane, '08 ] . A. Burton, '07

L. L. Ro s, '06

0. A. Thomp on, '07

C. C . Dwyer, '08 GAMES

Colby October 3 Colby October 8 Colby October i 5 Colby October 1 9 Colby October 29 N ovember 5 Colby N ovember 1 2 Colby

vs. v . vs. vs. vs. v .

R . C . I ., Waterville New Hampshire, Waterville Ken t's H ill, Waterville Bowdoin , Brunswick U. of M ., \i\Taterville Bates, Waterville Brown, Providence

I 1 -0 2J-0

6-o

0-5 2 1 2- 1 1 0-23 0-4 1

Basketball SUB COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS

College Team for I905 OFFICERS

Otis A. Thompson , '07, Manager H arold E. Willey, '06, Captain and r. f. 0 . B . Peterson, '07, I. f . 0 . A. Thompson , '07, c. J. B . De\ itt, '07, r. b . G . E . M c Vane, '07, l. b. SUBSTITUTE S

H . S . Phin ney, '08

H . A. Tribou, ' o GAMES

January 20 Jan uary 3 0 January 3 1 February 3 February 4 February 7 February 1 l February 24 M arch

Colby vs. H ebron Academy, H ebron Colby vs. Coburn , Waterville Colby vs . Taconnet Club, \I aterville Colby vs. U. of M ., Orono Colby vs. Coburn , Waterville Colby vs Fairfield, Waterville Colby vs . U . of M ., Waterville Colby vs. H ebron Academy Waterville Col by vs . U . of M ., Orono

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22-1 I 1 7- r 8 20-24 I 0- 1 4 45-1 7 1 9-24 2 3 -1 5 29-22 9-!9

Track Team SUB COMMITTEE ON ATHLETICS OFFICERS

J corge E. Tol m : rn , 04,

a pt ai n Ed ward H . Fran k M . Kanaly, Coach

otton. '05 , Manager

T!tl' Twc1t/J1-Fiftlt A wwal Field Meet, Wedllesday, Apr£!

27, I904

OFFICIALS

. ] . H am mond our e- H . N. J one. Jerk f Cour

usti n

corer of Track Event - . M . F rye J udge. f Fini h-Prof . H edman H . N. Pratt J udg · of Field Event -Pr f. Parmenter R. L. H al l Measurer -A . F . Dru mmond . N . Flood EVENTS

\tVin l ow, '04

1 00- ard Dash

61 3-5 ec

2 3

Morse, '07 Leighton, '04 W inslow, '04 Dodge, '06 Robinson, '06

25 1 -5 sec

2 3

Dodge, '06 Bowdoin, '06 Whittemore, '05

61 3 -5 sec

2 3

220-yard Da h

440-yard Dash

H al f-mile R u n

2 3

O ne-m ile R u n Two-mile Run

Pole

Emery , '06

3 I

H oy t , ' 0 5

Ross, '06

29 3- 5

Kennison, '06 H oyt, '05

Ame

Coombs, '06

'04

C owing '04

N ewman, 07

Coomb , '06

Bean, '05

90. 5 5 ft

Coombs, '06 Cowing, '04

* 3 5 - 40 ft

N ewman, '07

* 1 02 . 20 ft

N ewman, '07 Cowi ng, '04

5 03 f t

Bet ts, ' 0 7

N ewman '07

1 8 - 4 5 ft

Coomb , '06

R oss, '06

Bean, ' 0 5

SCORE

1 907-44

1 90 5 - 1 1

* College record broken

8 - 4 5 ft

Coombs, '06

I I min. 7 2-5 sec I9 2-5 sec

M orse, '07

T h rowing 1 6-lb . H ammer 1

5 min . 7 3 - 5 sec

M orse, 07

2 3

2 m i n . I 8 3- 5

Ros. , '06

Bean, '05

1 904- 1 8

R ideou t, '07

Put ting 1 6-lb . Shot

R un n i ng Broad J ump,

Kennison, ' 6

H igh J um p

H un t , '07

J oy, '05

au1t

Throwing Discu

DeWi t t , '07

1 20-yarcl H urdle 220-y arcl H urdle

H un t , '07

Tolman, '04

1 906- 5 2

Maine Intercollegiate Association OFFICERS

. \i il n, �te , Pr id nt Edward H . tton, lby, i e Pre ident R . E. H al l Bowdoin, Tr a ur r J . V . Crowe, U . of M ., Secretary ,

E XECUTIVE COMMITTEE

ffic r of the As ociati n T r I E TENTH AN

M E ET

W AT E R V I L L E ,

OFFICERS OF THE DAY

Jerk f ourse- H . L. Swett, kowhegan Mar hal-\iVal ter H ammond, Waterville TP-- A CK EVENTS

R feree-G . R. Lee, Portland J udge at Fini h - has. Fogg H ebron H . A . Wing, Lewiston W. W. Bolster, Lewiston Timekeeper - A . L. Grover, Oron o F. N . Whittier, Brunswick E. Rice, ·waterville Starter-A . . Macreadie, Portland Scor r-J . 0. Piper, Bingham F I ELD EVENTS

Mea urer. -E. T . Clason, Lisbon Fall F. S. Rol lins, Waterville J uclges-R . M . Connor, Orono A. F . Laferriere, H ebron Scorer -Va ughan J ones, Bangor S. B. Grey, Old Town Announcer-W. K. \!V ildes, Brunswick

1 00

1 4, 1 904

E V E NTS

1 00-yard Dash 2 3

Bates, Bowdoin Porter, Maine D oherty, Bowdoin Bates, Bowdoin Porter, M aine H enderson, Bowdoin

*22 I -5 sec

2 3

i\Teld, Bowdoin \!Vyrnan, Maine Everett, Bowdoin

* S I 4-5 sec

2 3 2 3

F landers, Bates Shorey, Bowdoin C haplain, M aine

220-yard Dash

440-yard Dash

H alf-mile Run

O ne-mile Run

T'1 o-mile Run

1 20-yard H urdle

2 3 1 2 3

IO 2-5 sec

4 min . 4 5 sec

Lane, Bates Shorey, Bowdoin Thomas, M aine Shorey, Bowdoin R obinson, M aine R obertson, Maine

m i n . 6 3-5 sec

m i n . 3 6 3-5 sec

16 I -5 sec

C urrier, Maine McCl ure, M aine R oss, Colby Rowe, Bowdoin Bass, Bowdoin Porter, Bowdoin

26 4-5 sec

2 3 2 3

Parker, M aine Bogers, M aine Shaw, M aine

2 20-yard H urdle

Pole Vaul t

* I O f t . 8 in

111

Denning, Bowdoin Shaw, Bowdoin Violette, Maine

Throwing 1 6-lb . H ammer 1 2 3

Denning, Bowdoin Shaw, Bowdoin Bearce, Maine

t I 44 ft . 2 in

Th rowing Discus

Weymouth, Maine Parker, Maine D enning, Bowdoin

1 0 5 .6 ft

Putt ing 1 6-lb . Shot

1 2 3

IOI

* 40 ft . 7 ,Yz

H igh J um r

R un n i n

2 3

ler tr m, Main haw, Maine B an, Colby

2 3

Porter, Bowd i n Parker, M a i n e R owe, Bowd 1 11

B r a d J um p

19 ft . 3 1 -4 i n

SCORE

U . f M .-50 lby-2

d i n-64 Bat s - - 1 0 . and tate re ord broken

1 02

Tennis OFFICERS S U B C O M M I T T E E O N ATH L ETICS

H enry N . J one , ' 0 5 , Manager

H arold \ . Soule, ' 04 Captain

Repre entatives at the I n tercoll egiate Tournament O rono, M ay 1 7, 1 904 INGLE

H annibal H . Br 'ant J r. ' 05

H en ry N . J one , 0 5

DO B L E-

Carl R . Bryant. ' 04 H an nibal I-I . Bryant, J r. , ' o

H enry N . J one '05 H arold W . Soule, ' 04

103

l:IGHTH AN NUAL

Gymnastic Exhibition C I TY O P E R A H O U S E, M A RC H 1 4 , 1 905 I.

P . \ RT

rchestra verture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . March G. \i . . . . win in Indian J u l tarkey Horizontal Bar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Cla s and Special .............................................. Duel ( ab re p\ all and Co . 1 pper and Dodo· . l·1 wall and Pepp r. Hor e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . la and p cial Boxi nO' . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Rideout and Grant Modern French Duel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . rgt. Linc I n . Principal : Li ut. Per per, econcl : Upwal l , v \ i l liam DodO'e. tarkey. Phy ician : \\ hi ttemore .

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verture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Orche tra ong . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . College Glee Club Quartet Indian Club fancy and illuminated ) . . . . . . . . P rof. . D . oren en abre Drill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pepp r, Cpwall. \1 h ittemore, \ i l liam Dodge . . tarkey, Lincoln. Parallel Bar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clas and Special Striking Bag . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H. L. Kilgore Tumbling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Clas and Special ... . . . ... Pyran1id .

P.\RTI C I P.\ N T .

March : Prof. A. D. Sorensen, C. L. Whittemore, '05, A. J . pwa l l , '05 , G. D. Coy, '05 , T . T. I nowles, '05 , H. H. B ryant, J r . , '05 , W. L. Dodge. 'o6. R. W. Dodge, '06, K . R. Kenni son, '06, E. C. W. Libby, '08, A. L. Cotton, 08, Lincoln, 'o6, l\ I . B. H unt, '07. ]. E. Hatch , o8 F. B. Condon , '08, J. 0. H io·O'ins, '08. Class and Pyramids : T. T. Knowles, '05 . R. W. Dodge, '06, L. L. Ross, 'Q6, K. R. Kennison , '06, E. B. Tilton, '07, H. B. Betts, '07, M. B. Hunt, '07. W. E. C raig, '07, F. W. C. R ideout, '07, M. R . Keyes, '08, A . W. Libby, 08, F. B. Condon 'o8, A . L. Cotton , '08, J. E. Hatch , '08, ]. R. McCombe, '08. 1 04 .

H G /\ f\J f Z A. T Karl Raymond Kennison, Manager T H E C O L B Y G LE E C LU B T H E C O LB Y M A N D O LI N-GU I TA R C LU B Rex W. Dodge, Basso Stephen G. Bean, Mandol i n Emmons P. Burrill Accompani t N el on G . M ixer, Reader Soloists :

Rex \ \ . Doclg

Leader

F J R T TE 10R

H erman B. Bet t

ter hen G . Bean

t o r R. J one 'E

1 J

Karl R. Kenni on, Manager

I\ D T E ;-> O R

1 wall

Thomas A . Smart harle VI/. Bradlee, ] r.

rge A . G ould FIR T

Arthur K. W inslow A ugu t us C . Thom pson

Freel \ . . R ideout J ohn T. Matthew M erle R . K eye E

Â·

Rex W. Dodge Lewis VI/. Dunn

G u il ford D. Coy Karl R. Kenni son

1 06

Mandolin..-Guitar Club tephen G . Bean, Leader and Manager F T R T MA Â·nou '

tephen G. Bean

Sam uel E. Whitten Fred \i . C . R ideout ECO

Karl R. Kenni on

DOLT

Lewis 'vV. D u n n H arry C. Bonney 1 U lTAR

Charles L. Whittemore

Ce il W. Clark

1 08

Colby Musical Clubs PROGRAM

PART I

H a cy

The Pa sing Regiment GLEE

Dixie

CLUB

Lam pe

G i rl

1 1 A ' DOLIN C L B

3·

Readi n g

Selected MR.

The l\ 1u l li ga n

f I XER.

GLEE

Iu keteer

H . A t kins o n

CL B From

The T u rnkey s Song

"Rob

R oy"

1R. D ao E.

roou T

P A RT I.

Can 't Do That

u m , " From " Babes in To \'la n d " . H e rber t

D GLEE CL B

JI R. DODGE 2.

W. C. Po'well

The Gon dolier

Reading

Selected MR. M I X E R

3·

Vocal

Katu nka-I n te rmezzo

Solo

Selected MR. D ODG E S111 dh

if A DOU 5.

CLUB

The Flower Song, l\Iandol i n

olo

L a 1 1 ge

'IR. BEAN

The Carnival of Song GLEE CLUB

1 09

evi n

Engagements December 1 7, 1 904

a kl and

De ember 20

th n

February

3 , 1 905

\ inthrop

February

G re nville

F bruary

February

raft

harl

ton

wport

pril 27

Livermore Falls

April 28

Wilt n

May

\' ater iUe

! IO

Colby Dramatic Club OFFICERS OF THE CLUB

v . J . I ammoncl , Pr , ident E.

. Lin ol n ,

i c e Pre ident A. K.

tet on, Secretary

E XECUTIVE STAFF

Second Half of Year lï¿½ ir t H al f of Year A . K. tet n , Manager J . B. Pugsley, M anager ] . B. DeV itt, A s t . Manager A . K . tet on, A t. Manaaer E. Parker raig M a ter of Properties

I I2

Comrades Ge . M. Baker's Three Act Drama

Presented in Waterville, Nov. 2I, r904, and in Madison, Dec. 2I, I904

}

CAST OF CHARACT E R S

Royal Manning C omrac1 es, M att \ insor * Marcus Graves, in l ove with Be , Simon S tone, " J ack of all t rades, ' ' M ay Manning, Roy s wife, Be ie Bradley, in love with Marc us, Nancy N ipper, " help "

J oseph A . Gilman J oh n B. p,_1gsley \i alter J . H ammond J oh n \;\ . Coombs El liott C. Lincoln Linwood L. Ross H arry C. Bonney

SYNOPSIS

AcT

1 3

R oyal Manning's H ome-Morning Same Place-Six months later Same Place-Christmas E e Time, the present . Place, New York

* Lesl ie W. Getchell played this part in Madison

I13

OFFICERS

u i l f rel D .

oy,

rtbur

'05, P r . ident R ob i n:on, '06, \ i e-Pr id nt Burr F. J one , '07, ecretary Elbridcr G . Davi '07, Trea urer -r.

COMMITTEES :\I E ;\I B E R, H f

Edward

tt n , '05

P r ival \Â· BIBLE

lfr cl

M . Fr

P Milt n B . H un t ,

'07

en , '06

_ T U D \'

Lewi. V

'05

D unn,

'07

..\ R Y

;\I I . . I

\\ illiarn H yt, '05

r t h ur K .

i n low '07

H A 10 B O O K

I ai ah

Charle P. Ch ipman, '06 . B wd in, '06 H erman B. Bett , ' 07 RELIGl

1\ J E ET l N G

B urr F . J ones, '07

irgil M . J one , 06 N O R T H F I EL D

I aiah A . Bowdoin , '06 '06 Elbridge G . Davis, '07

rthur G. R bi n on,

FINANCE

Elbridge G . Davis,

C harle P . Ch ipman, ' 06 '07 Alfred M . F rye, '05

1 14

OFFICERS

El izab

th P . Blai cl 11, '05, Pr ident henman i e Pre ident Lucy M . Ethel L. H ward, Trea urer Bertha M. Robinson, '07,

ecretary

COMMITTEES B l l3 L E

n, 06

i\ I E E T I

H attie

J-l l P

Ell e n J . Peterson, '07 Ml

Maude L. Townsend, '06

W N A RY

h ri tia M . Donnell, '06 F I N AN

Ethel L. H oward, '05

Myrti E. Basset, '07

. Fo set, '07

:'l l E t.I B E R

Lucy M . \ henman, '06

u an H . \ e ton, '06

Jara M . N ort n, '06

erage, '07 RELi

Edith L. K e n n i

D\'

ra l . Farw l l , '06

Nettie R . Full er, '06

Bertha E. N ead, '07

C ornelia B. Caldwell , '06

OC l A L

Addie B . H ol way, '06

Addie M. Lakin, '05 Ro e M . Beverage, '07 I N T E RC O L L E G I A T E

M ay L. H arvey, '05

Ro e M. R ichardson, '05 Ethel G . Pemberton, ' 05 BOOK

Alice R. Tyler, '07

AND

L I BRARY

Edith P. Priest, 07 I

H elen B . Campbell, '07

JV\Pi X

t\E:.nfPTON· !� 0 5

The Colby Echo Puf1lislud Fridays During tlte Yl·ar liy t/1e Studmts EDITORIAL BOAR D

harle

h i pm an '06 Ed itor-i n-Chief

A rt h u r G . Robin. on, '06.

Ed it or

A SSOCIATE E D I TORS

L. H a n-ey. '05

Lewi

M i l t o n B. H u n t , '07

W. D u nc.I, '07

H rman B. Bett , '07 MANAGING BOAP.. D

l fred M F rye, '0 5 B u s i n e M anager Effi e M . Low �, ' o s, l A si stan t M anage rs Karl R . K e n m son, 06 ) A rt h u r K . W i n sl ow, '07, Mail i n g

1 ;?0

I rk

The Oracle Association e ii \ · .

l a r k , Pr

icl nt

G l e n n \V . ' t arkey, T rea. urer

I aiah

BO\ <lo i n , Seer tary

T H E COLBY ORAC L E

Pltblis!tcd A nnltrrl!y b)' tlte Students BOARD OF EDITORS

e ii v . C l ark,

1 905, Edi t or-i n-Chi

ASSOCIATE E D ITORS

'06 N . M eader '06

Karl R . Ken n i on harl

P r j ,·al v

Charl e

' 06 P. Ch ipman , '06

Keene,

F n wicke L. H ol m e , '06 Add ie M . Laki n , '05 Ro e M . R ichardson,

'05

Cornel ia B . Cald wel l ,

1 22

'06

Fre hman Reading, "Âˇoman's Division Chemical Hall, March , 1905

Freshman Reading, Men s Division Chemical Hall, March 15, 1905

Sophomore Declamation C LASS OF 1 906, COLBY COL L EG E 7 , 1904

Baptist Ch urch , l trni:

P R OG R A M .\�

TARY

\ 'OL

Prayer

Mu ic . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Ladi Eula y on

,arfi I d

:i .

A rthur ':' Tribute t •

merican Patrioti

. .

Blaine

Po rter

JfcKinley

...

Robin

. , n ral G rant . . I I ar lei L. P Pl r .

horu

I aiah . . Dowd in

The Pa ino-

f A rthur

Ten nJ'S01l

J hn .

. .

patri tic Policy Karl R. Kenn i

f hi

Boynton

l\ I .

olo . . . . . . . . . . :\ J i Ju tificati n

. nna

Dem osth e1Les

. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jlrs. Browning

* M other and poet .

Deulah F. Pu rin ton Eu I o-y on La fa vette

. . .

. .

Pre n t iss

P rci a l \ . Keene *

to th

\\' t \\ incl

hri tia

''.' enator Han na

. \\"i l l iam .

. . tevens .

ShelleJ'

John on

olo . . . . . . . . . . l\Ii The Pm, er o f G reatne

. . I . Donnell

Parker

B e� eriJge

harl e P. Chipman .

High Ti le on the Coa t o f Lincoln h i re 1\faude L. Tov n encl . ur Ance tor and Ourse l ve . Fenwicke L. H o lmes .

. .

0RG,\ N Po TLUDE Excused 1 28

Jean Ingelow .

. H oi land

J unior E xhibition P ROG R.AM Baptist Ch n rch, Sat nrday E� e11 ing

June 2 5 , 1904

PRAYER

Musrc

In lependent N ational Exi tence i n the Far Ea t Tenny on' The

" In l\ Iemoriarn '

Ro e Mary Richard on Ezra Kempton :Maxfield

ocial Balance

1u Th

Career o f Senator Hanna

\Vhat Public Librarie

Gui lford Dudley Coy

Cla rence 0Jathan iel Flood

a re Doing for Ch ildren

Effie .i\lay LO\\·e

Ceci l

Peace and Progre s Mu

h itehou e Clark

Cen tury a n d a Hal f o n t h e Horicon

�Iay Lucille Har ey

f.. I u I C T h e T rust a s a Product of E ol ution Lock hart s L i fe of

Glenn v endell Starkey Ida Phoebe Keen

cott

The Greate t K eed of the Church To-day

'Iusrc

Ed ward Howe Cotton

Senior Exhibition W I T H J U N I OR PA RTS P R OG R A M Bap t ist

h 11 rch

Friday fa:e11i11g .1farch r o

M .

PR.\ YER

1 905 IC

f ·p pular G v rnrn n t u 1 on Civilization Guil ford Dudley Coy

In A u nc

* F rench \'er i

f Z ch kke

f the G rman

harle Phillip Chipman �

f the \;\

fellow ·

men

I la Phoebe Keen Ezra I empon Maxfield

::· *The Fir t Am rican ?\ Mu i

13u rn -Jon ::· •

reek \·er i

and H i 11

of th

cldie l\ Iay Lakin

Karl Raymond Kenni on

L atin of Tacitu

Gr at Xati nal P ril

*':' Latin \ ' r ion of th The Pion er o f

Clarence Nathaniel Flood G re k of Plato

Deu lah Frances Purington

outhern Cali forn ia

Ethel Lenora Howard

l\I * German \'er ion of the Enal i h o f \ itham **A merican

ong of the

The Religion of Abraham Lincoln ome English Letter V./ riter «J unior Part

"*Excused

Eva Charlotte Plumm� r Effie

lay L0we

Ed ward Howe Cotton M ay Lucille Harvey

{;g� ��KC bMI;MT

J�Aj ON

mf\)(. - '/--

K( ml'TO N I � O S'

Presentation Day OF

1 905

Co/b)1 Campus, Mo11daJ1 Aflemoon, June 27, I904 P R OG � A M PRAYER

CLASS O D E

A t R-Freshman ·erenade

W i t h fri 1.: n d ur cla

' i nging prui c

Thr

all arou n d u

day ha

y ars haYt:: 1 1 1:: l i e

nly

fou n r l u

our honor r 1 coll ge n a mt:: .

A n d then we ' l l

p <1 by u ,

before u ,

lrive for A lm a

1aler'

fa m e .

C HO R C S Dea r , dea r , b l u e a u 1 gray, Rai e the

olor

h igh with loyal ban d .

, � i neteen Fh·e, forever

u r t ie

never

e ve r ,

to her we ' l l te l l i n eyery l a n d .

i:: n ior

i:: n d eavor

k e p our tan<lartl e,· r

An em bl m on which we may proud l y gaze, \\' e ' l l

tri ve in t h e futur ,

\\' h e n l i fe i

To practice l e

our teach r ,

0 1 1 . learned i n colli:: ge day

C H O R l..' S

rat i n , Po m . Hi tor of M n Hi t ry of v omen ,

)1U

Stephen G . Bean Arthur L. F ield Ezra K . M axfield Mary L . M oor

H enry N . J ones ' arding of Prizes P. M . of H . A.- Pa s t M aster of H irsute Adornment David K. Arey A rair of c urling irons, Stephen G. Bean M . M . M .- M ost M odest Man-A fi h horn, S . of S. -Sunshine of the Sl ums-A hymn book, J oseph A. G il man L. L. L.-Lover of Little Ladies-A book, " H ow to M anage and Entertain C hildren, " ·walter J . H am mond 1 34

C . W. C .- C olby ' s v alking Corp e - A bottle of Ralph P . N orton ketchup, L. of L. - Leader of Low H angers - A brush and a hovel, R o coe L. H all C. B.- Chief Big Foot - A pair of dancing p um ps, J ohn B. Pug l ey felt boots, A . A. of . - Admirable Advertiser of n tiquities An on L. Tillson pair of golf stocking , . S . S . - S uperlati\ ely Successful Scribbler - A wreath, M ay L. H arvey A. A . A .- A roost ok's A rdent Ad,Âˇocate book " Managing an Ar ostook Potato Farm v . Managing a C ollege Ba eball Team , " Blanche L. Lamb C. C. C .- Colby Co-orcls Chaperone night Lulu M . Smith latch-key t o Palmer hou e, H orn and Pail to Cla s of 1 907

135

Presentation Exercises P RESENTATION ODE Tune :

Il e i delberg "

tein

ong from the " Pri nce of Pi lsen."

alh r we h e re w i t h ou r heart. For the la k

For b u t a bri f t i m ow But

o free,

of the y a r are e nded , will ou r parting be ,

v r we not ou r ways ;

re long the e n cl of o u r cour

When

we 'll

rrief will with joy be blended ,

'o now 1 t u

ong that v.rill ring

I n mc:: m ' ry t h rough futu re days. R EFRAI H re '

to our clas - the be t a l i ve

Here' Here'

to old Colby, too,

to the cla

i n eteen -five,

Here 's to the gray a n d b l u e , H e re ' s to the l i fe w e l o v e s o dear, Here ' s to the future brigh t , Here ' s to ou r happy J u n ior y a r , Here'

to the gr e n a n d white !

( Repeat refrain for chorus. ) Oh ! colleae balls, dear coll ge hall , O u r love a token gives, That , ere we go , ye now may k n ow What true affection l i ves

In hearts that swe l l , wbil

' r they d well

pon the e student days, A

on the theme of

ome

weet dream

'\ hich comes and goes, yet ever stays, As on the theme of some

weet dream

·w h i c h comes and goes, yet ever stays. R EF R A I N AND CHOR

Presentation of Class G ift, Acceptance i n behalf of Trustees

J oh n B . Pugsley

MU I C

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Senior C lass Day Tuesday, June 28, Ir)04 E X E RC I S E S A T T H E C H U RC H

Music

M usic

Prayer

Mary Melona Ward Carl R ubens Bryan t

H istories- Ladies Gentlemen CLASS ODF

Once more before we part

gather here today,

To tell what's de pest in our heart, The Colby Blue and Gray. 'Tis tru e , the Colby blue and gray. The blue is for the 10\ e That we to Colby pledge; The gray's regret, The gray's regret, That we must leave h r balls. CHORUS

C olby , Colby, kind ly Alma Mater, W h i le we dwe l l with you , dear, \Ve are ever happy then .

Colby, Colby, beautiful A lma Mater, O n ce we pass your portals Vve can n e 'e r return again . The claďż˝s o f

ineteen Four

Loves other colors twain , The color of the passion flower And hue of misty rain , O f Tineteen Four the red and gray, The red is for the strength That binds us fast i n one , The gray's a tear, The gray's a tear, That we must say good-by.

Poems-Ladies Gentlemen

Paulena M ary Simmons Frank Edward Wood M usic

O ration

Caroll N orman Perkins M usic

1 37

Senior Class Day E X E RC I S E S O N THE CAM PUS MU

PRAYER

Proph

- Ladic Gent1 m n ,

Ruby arver J h n Sidn y Tapley PIPE O D E

d ! re

king Pipe f Pea e MU '!

nd rgracluat

E a E telle C J ment PART I N G O D E Tune :

" Light

ir."

Neath the willow say w farew 1 1 , Colby , o u r dear colleae hom e , E r e f a r from thee w e roa m , E n : far from thee we roa m . F o r o u r thought aud heart w i l l ever, Though from thee we now must sever, Though from thee we now mu t sever, Cling to our college home . Li t, li t to the breeze ' low m u rm u r , T b y speak to u oftly today, "" hi p ' ri n g oftly, " tay 0 stay " \Yhi p rincr oftly, " Stay 0 stay. " To the e yoices full o f plead ing, Full of orrow, fu ll of grieving Full of sorrow, ful l of grieving, \Ve must say, " Nay, 0 n ay . " Onward to the fray we ' r aoing, \Ve ' l l fight for the right, we 'll be tru e , E v e r l o v i n g , loyal and true Ever lovin g , loyal and true, Colby's nam we' l l always cherish Colby ' fame shall never perish Colby's fam shall ue,·er perish, Colby, the gray and blue.

Parting Addre s,

MUSlC

vVilliam Albert Cowing

C heering the H alls

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E ighty,.. Third Annual Commencement Wednesday, June 29, I904 O R. D E R OF E X E R C I S E S '.\1 U

PRAYER

A Leader of Men

Carroll Norman Perkins

Nathaniel H awthorne

Eva E telle Clement J hn Sidney Tapley

The Race Problem IC

Edward Burton \ inslow Eun ice Caldwell M ower Ru by Can-er

College Education and B usiness An Appreciation of Sarah Orne J ewett Ruskin ' s I dea of \!V omanhood MUSIC

ernon S tanley Ames

T h e I n fluence o f Science on Poetry

Paulenah Mary Simmon

v ordsworth, a M aster of Appreciation

Frank H orace Leighton

The Crowning Gl ory of C ivilization

1 39

Degrees Conferred in 1 9 0 4 B AC H E LOR OF ARTS T H E MEN'S D I V I S I O N

J h n Au tin Partridge arr 11 N rman P rkin J h n Blake R ob rts oule ill iam H arold J h n iclney Tapley Frank V a h ington Tarb G eorge Edward Tolman Ed{vard Burton \I in 10\ F rank Edwar l 'vV d

Pulpit H arbor \ aterville A ugu ta Lagrange M il Berlin, N . H . olum bia FaJJ Fort Fairfi eld \ aterviJI Carib u H i ngham Ma . W. Brook ville myrna M ill \ i e tbrook Sa o Bowd i nham

TH E W O M E N 'S DIVISION

A ugu ta

R uby Carver M ary H elen a well Eva E telle Clement H arriet L u ia Cleveland J en n ie May ochran Eun ice aldwell M w r Eval ine Alice Salsman Paulenah M ary immon M ary M el ona Ward Edith M ay Watkins

\ aten·iUe

ea! H arbor Skowhegan Waterville Waterville Portland No. A nson Cherryfield \I aterville

HONORARY DEG R E E S DOCTOR OF DIVIN ITY

Prof. George R icker Berry ( l 88 5) Rev. H enry Kingman ( 1 884)

H am ilton, N. Y . Pomona, Cal .

DOCTOR OF LAWS

Augusta, M . New York City

Leslie C olby Corn i h ( 1 875) Clarence Edmund Melen ey ( 1 876) DOCTOR OF LETTERS

Providence, R . I .

Prof. Walter C ochrane Bron on 1 40

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/\'JAX

ryMJ>TON 1 q os

T H E M E N 'S D IVISION

CLA S OF

1 904

EN I O R

E X H J B T T J ON-Prize for excell nee m Enrrli h Compo ition, ;irroll N orman Perkin . M DI B E R OF P H I BET A KAPPA- Harold \ illiam oule ernon tanley m s, and Carroll Norman Perkin CLA

' L OR

1 905

ExH J B T T 1 0N-Fir t prize, Edward H owe Cott n · prize Guilford D udley Coy . H N O R A RY J N I O R P A R T -German rthur Lee Field ; G uilford D udle Coy.

] L'

econd Latin,

OF 1 906 - F ir prize Karl R aymond K ennison · Second prize, Fenwicke L. H olmes. G E R M A N P R I Z ES - F ir t prize, C harles Phillip Chipman · econd prize, Perci al \ illard Keene. C L ASS

SoP H O �I O R E

PR I Z E

D EC L A

T T ON

R A RY

I OR

PA RT -Fir t Charle Ph illip hi pman ; e ond, · Third rth ur re nw od Robin on .

1 arl Raym nd K en n is n

E x ELLE E H thcrington ;

1 908

l - Fir t prize, J oh n nd Augu tus l idg Th m pson . E L.\ M n o

Cameron

THE WOME N ' S D I V I SION

LA S O F E N J OR ME

1 904

E x 1 1 1 B 1 T 10 - Prize for ex ellen e 1 11

Paul nah Mary rn E R O F P HT Ali al man .

ompo. ition, Engl i h imm n . . B ET K PPA-] ennie May ochrane, Eval ine CLA

1 90 5

J N J O R Ex H I B I T J -Fir t priz , M ay Lucile H arvey ; econd prize R osa Mary R ichard on . GERMA PR I Z E - Fi r t prize, Ro e Mary R ichard on ; Se ond prize, Addi M ay Lakin . H O N O R A R Y J U N IO R PARTs-Greek R ose Mary R ichardson ; French, Addie M ay Lakin ; Lat i n , Ethel Lenora H oward ; German, Ethel M ay Knigh t . C L A S OF 1 906 P R I Z E D E L A i\J TION- Fir t prize, M aud Louise Town econd prize, A nna M artha Boynton . H o O R A R\ J N I O R P R T -Fir t, Beulah France Purington ; Second, Eva harlotte Plummer ; Third, Edi t h Lincoln Kenni on ; Fourth, Anna Martha Boynton . C L A S OF 1 908 FOR E X C E LL E N C E IN D E C L A M TI O N- F ir t prize, Su an Angel ina Corbett ; Second prize, Caroli ne Dole N oye

S o P H O t- f O R E

send ;

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. -- :..0

Avid Reuterdahl

H E vacancy in the Department of Physic cau ed by the lea e of absence granted Prof. Beck has this year been filled with the greatest success by Prof. Avid Reuterdahl. Professor Reuterdahl was born i n Karlstad, Sweden, February r 5 , 1 876. A t the age of six years he came to the U nited S tates, recei ing his early education i n the public chools of Providen e, R . I. In h is e enteenth year, he entered Brown U n i er i ty, de oting himself primarily t o m athematical, scientific and engineering subj ects I n 1 897 h e received t he degree of Bachelor of Science, and after t wo years of graduate work in the Department of Physics, that of M aster of Arts. He taught mathematics at Brown U niversity for one year and then accepted a position in the Department of Physics and Electrical E ngineering at the Providence Technical H igh School, where he remained for three years . I n 1 90 1 he resigned this position in order to obtain a wider experience i n practical engineering work . He has contribut ed articles t o various cientific p ublications and i an a sociate mem ber of the A merican Electrical E ngineers . He is also a member of the following other soďż˝ietie , the A merican C hemical Society, t he 1 45

111 1

al I ntlu. t ry and th

m ri an Ele tro- h m i al

j ty.

Durincr th ' sh rt t i m h h a b en at n th fri ml hip of c v ry . t uclcnt, and \ that he i t be retai ned next y ar to a D partrn nt f ppl ied ' ience . w

Sonnet. Suggested b)' reading Wordswort!t's Bums Poems. O thou who now beneath t h i. rnou k l do t slet: p ,

T hou ' h o first d i d ' t be t i r t h e heart \\. i t h longi n g

\\'hen thy

of men

dorm a n t i n their hearts t i l l then

weet lay

i n to their

oul

d i l cree p ,

The w h i le t h e y toiled i n fi e l d or led t h e i r sht:e p ,

A n d a n o- thy ona o near to h u man k e n , . T i l l they grew you n o- a n d joy f u l o n c e agai n , A n c l n i ghtly with l i ght hearts their cot d i d

O cou l l t thou n ow bt: l i Y i n g on t h i s earth , And

et:k ;

e the i n fl u en ce which thy songs have shed ,

T h y l i ft: wou l l be a

tronger, with n o d arth

O f those fa i r Y i rtut:s which some ay you fled

earch for e m pty pleasures, hol low m i rth .

R u t " for a' that" a l l nations mourn you , d a d .

- A . H . D.,

1 46

1 906 .

Ralph Hayward Keniston, A. B .

L P H H ayward Keniston, A . B ., com es to us thi year as an a istant in the department of Lati n . Owing t o the poor heal t h o f Prof. Taylor a n d t h e increase i n size and n um ber o f t h e c l a e s , the need of an as istant in this department was very great . The p ition has been most uccessfuly filled by M r . Keniston and he has already \\ on our re pect and l o e by his earne t work and hearty ooperation with the College and its act ivities. Mr. Keni ton was born at Somer ille, Mas ., J ul y 5 , 1 883 . H e prepared for college a t the Somerville Latin School and a t the compleÂ t ion of his course there entered H arvard . I n 1 904, he was graduated Summa C u m Laude . H e also recei ed fi nal honors i n Literatu re and Classics. Our expression of welcome t o him i n his work is unanimous.

1 47

A ©ribute to tqr 1Jl!kmory of

�amurl ®nbnrur tqr

�do ueh lf anitor of

pa sing of

the

fai t h fu l

t h ree- core year trongly

fi r t, a

, amud

born e , Colby Col lege

en•a n t , a n d the City of \Vatenri l l e a h ighly a n c l

r e pected c i t ize n . i

(!! o lby (!! o llrgr

lave ; late r , an

1011 0- , e v e n t f u l l i fe , o n e

the m a r k e d contra t o f circum ta nce :

A m erican citizen , e n joyi n g Freedom , a n d

the confidence a n d r e p e c t of a l l ' ho k ne w h i m . teadfa t loyalty to tho

con ci n tiou

ju t l y

la n c i n g 1 a c k ward o v e r tho:: vi. ta o f m o re than

a n c l te n , the periorl of h i

i r n p re

lo t a

fi d e l i ty a n cl

for whom he toi l e d ·were tbe resu lts of a

p i r i t , of a k i n d l y heart, of a n ob le l i fe .

T hough t h e sm i l i n g cou n te n a n ce of o u r dear o l d friend wi l l be

seen n o more a mo n g u , and thouah h i s cheerfu l voice i s h u shed foren: r , let u s re m e m ber,-

' H ow long we live not year but actions tell, They live two lives who live the first life well."

To e v e ry

of Colby tossing on the wide sea o f l i fe anrl

far

remov c l from the i v ie l wa l l s of his you t h f u l college home , Sa m has left a legacy of

we l l l i ve d .

priceless val u e , - th

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rich e x a m p l e of

a l i fe

E l iza H . Foss Hall t h e annual Comm encement din ner o n J une 29, 1 904, President \'bite made the announcement that M r . \\ illiam H. Dexter had presen ted to the College a gift of 40,000 to be u eel i n the n of a new ladie ' dormitory. The announcement \\·a recei,·ed r 1th usia-;m a. the need had long been fel t, and much di cu ion it a to the be t ite for the new buildin . Finally, it wa decided l should be erected on the land then occupied in part by the h I) H ou e, on College venue and plan were ubmitted to the t tee m charr.-e. ork wa. begun the fir t of A ugu t, and on October 6th, oon t he opening of the fal l term a large n umber of t udent and of the C ollege o-a thered to witne the ceremony of the lay i ng n corner tone. On t h i occa ion Pre ident \ hite read a letter fr.;; Dexter, who \\'a unable to be pre ent, and Dean Berry at 11 extcr's reque t, placed in po ition the corner tone of " Fo 1 J udge PerciYal Bonney, C hairman of the Board of Tru tee , I ··eel the oration, and the ceremony wa concl uded with prayer and iction b) ReY . A. R . Crane. 'he work on the dormitory wa then continued and ha been 1 on . o rapidly it "·ill probably be completed by J une and the ltion ercmony will take place Com mencement week. he dormitory i of red brick with white brick trimming . I t "·iJ l imodat seYenty-fiye tudent , and contain be ide , the D ean a reading room, a parlor a embly room, gym na ium and one tion room . o H al l will fi 11 a laro-e need and will be appreciated and enj oyed � young ladie of olby who "·ill l ong remember w i th gratitude. nor, M rs . \\'illiam H . Dexter. ·

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Samuel K ing Smith b. 1 8 3 7 ; d. 1 9 0 4

f the

Main . H e wa oil ge, in 1 84 5 . fter t eachrm nt, he wa h n I n tru tor in Latin l iege f r the year i 846-47. The next t ud ied at wt n Theol o-ical In t i tution, and from l 848 t o 1 850 w a edit r f Zion's Ad-l.'ocate. In 1 850 he be am Profe o r of Rhet ric in v at r ille C lleo- . k up hi work in the College the faculty and one in t ruct r, an l the t uden t body Th l ibrary wa a m ere handfu l of book , f both t udents and faculty were very I n t ru tion w a given i n t h e dead languages meagr and i n and in mathematics, with a mere mattering of chemi t ry, French, rhetoric loo-ic, p litical cono1-l1y and m etaphysic . In order that a cour e in German m ight be added, Profes or Smith volunteered to acquire and teach the l anguag , and with t h i purpo e in view pen t the long winter acation of 1 854 with the be t t eacher i n New York . H e i n t rodu ced the st udy o f Anglo-Saxon when H arvard alone had uch a cour e Âˇ and in making Engli h Literature a pecial feat ur e in the course of t udy at Colby he preceded many older and larger colleges. As Dean of the faculty he was often called upon to perform the d ut ies of the Presiden t , which he did with great c red i t . I n addition to a l l h i other d u t i e Profe sor Smith erved a Librarian from l 85 r t o 1 87 3 . A i d e from h is college dut ies he preached m uch i n the churches i n the vicin ity o f i\!aterville. B y good j udge w h o heard him i n the prim of h i l ife h e wa regarded as one of the foremost preachers of the State. In 1 87 1 he was ordained to the m i n istry, and i n the same year received the degree of Doctor of Divinity from Col by .

I n 1 892, after having been connected continuously with the college for forty-two year , Profes or Smith retired from the duties of an act iYe profes or hip becoming Erneri t u Proie sor of Engl i h . He till contin ued t o re. ide in Watervil le, where he died at h i borne on College Avenue, at t he age of eigh ty-six years and ten months . Although his t rength had been failing for some year the end came \'ery suddenly. but without pain . Only · i x days before hi death he h" d c "'lebrated the fifti th anniYer ary of his marriage. Doctor Smith wa a fi rm , sincere Christian ; a cultured and fa ithfu l tea her ; a m a n w h o e earnestness of purpose, ympathy, large Yie\. ancl · trong infl uence w _re felt by all who came in contact with him ; a man to whom Col by \Y �s much.

"That's True" " No , n o , you have n ' t graspe l the subj c t matter ! ' ( The

tuclent q u i rrus , the atmosphere grows wanner)

" You ' ,·e m i ssed the salient poi n t , you ' ve m i xell your data . " ( He turns away and calls o n " Mr. Pawmer. " )

" A h , that's the poi n t , exactly; 'twas the Torie

And not the W'igs J. 'tis all explain cl i n Schouler. "

( And while the Doctor in his subject glories . The class r laxes a n d the a i r seem

cooler. )

" These t wo brief chapters-n inety pages only\Vill sho\ you how our guv'munt i s elastic.

( Besides the text !

They know full well h i s " only , "

Ancl groan beneath h i policy most drastic/)

The M istaken Ford ( Founded on Fact) . mal l hand t i ghten n<l fo u r bright But

on the father'

u re l y nau ht can ever come o f harm

While to t h i r fat h e r'

. i d e w i t h tru l they turn

F r that p r t ect i n t h ey h ave al way

nenr t h e l i t t l e

'Ti

form

h o rea ;,urc: t h 111 fear n w t

k nown.

ri c and er ep

Yet how the darkl i n rr wat r

arm

yeÂˇ are filled with graYe conce rn,

B u t h e al ne the c u rrent deep.

late to find t h e

a fe r groun d.

i t h faith i m p l i c i t in pat e rn al care.

The

I de r br th r hold

t h e younger'

Both h eel the ch eering word

hand ;

of k i n d com mand,

n d wait i n childi. h \\'Onder, u n a ware t a Âˇ i n o- i n the f a t h e r

O f what i T

thouaht.

them w h at matter i f t h e bridge be down n d ford

un. a fe ?

pleas u re greatly

ought

their , a j ou rn ey t o t h e d i tant t o w n . One m o .11 ent an d the av:ful t ru t h i With fatal error m i o l o n g e r g u i de T wo

t h e frightened hor e ; a bou n d ,

mothered crie

an agomzing g a p

W ru n g from t h e de perate father, a vVre t s both nd all i

He knO\Y

plain

e d a t fi r t ; t h e r e i n

mall l a d

from hi

the

tream

conn1l ive grasp,-

O\'er. like a troubled dream . no more t i l l on hi

T h e re fal l

acb ing

ight

a picture t ha t will l a t for aye-

The p reciou.

babe

n d brigh t e y e

w it h t i ny hand

cla ped t i gh t

clo e d a g a i n t that s u m m e r day.

But what o f her who waits, with happy song, The com ing home of those Talk not,

he l ove

the be t ?

fri end, o f being braYe a n d

trong,

For none can bear with calmne s such a test.

The very s u n cro

eerns mournfu l a

hines

t h e baby faces i n that bed

� f a de bea u t i fu l with blo

while dec l i n e

n o t h e r b l a n k and gloomy day of d read, T h e last before the trea · ured face Thei r waxen charm

Before the final prayer from lip Is

aid for

And She

pirit

veil

beneath the cruel

od,

o pale

,rnfted back to God.

he m u t be the l a t to t uck them in, ay . and wrap them

nugly from the cold ;

Her younge·t babe her e l dest's arm

within

Shall re 1: w i t h all the tru t of three year Sh

mile

and talk

From ' hich th

grief-worn fat her turn

But h igh with flo"· · r ·

And v eep , and heed

old.

and will not leaYe the

pot

at l a t

he heap· the little cot. not that the d<1)

pa t.

noble father heart. too fu l l for

mother love. that l i ves beyond the grave.

E'en to the heav'n o f heav'n

peech,

yo11 r prayer

sh<'.'.1

reach.

Your agony be felt by H i m who gave. H e take

a way, Hi

c h i l d ren know not w hy ;

B u t patience ; on �he morrow a l l is pla i n : Then come

the an wer to your yearn ing cry

Then j oy eternal after tran ient pain.

-1\1. L. H., '05.

153

Colby Day war · when Gr ek met wa

t ucl nt b dy all lub who were look ing for a

ew H am p h ire . gam e and the ,') t ry wa. w 1 1 earned . I n the ev ning all a em bled i n M em rial H al l for a c,.rand rally . T h e undercrraduate occupied the right of the r m and fi l l cl th hall with en thu ia tic cheer throughout the entire evenincr. Mr. E . T . Wyman of the Colby Club introd u eel Dr. Bailey a the pr . idin offic r. The latter spoke briefly on " Loyal ty to olby, " triking the keynot f the !11eeting. He then intr d uced Prof. R obert , who ga,·e a ringi n cr peech which cal led forth applau e a crain and again. It ' a a ma terly work and certainl y he feature of th eveni ng. In the cour e f h i peech he said, The niversity of Maine ha. three times a many boy a C !by, wcloin alma t t wice as many, and Rate perhaps half as many aga yi. But when i t mes t picking out nine or e]e,·en men for a n athletic cont .t , we a k n odd of any of them . Ace rding to my arithmetic, the ayerage C l by boy i worth two or three time a m uch for athletic p urpo e a the a\'erage boy in the other Mai n e coll ege * * * The true u ce s f this col lecre i , in my pinion due to the fact that from the beginning there have been held up before ucce ive crenera.

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t ion s of t uclent the h igh ideals of Christian education . " Other sp aker were H ol man F . Day, who read a h ighl) i n tere ting origi nal poem Denni E. Bowman and D r. ] . F . H ill, who, on behalf of the Colby C l ub, pre ented the new grand stand and athletic fi el d t o the c llege . They were accepted by President \ h ite, wh o, i n the c urse of h i peech told of the point am was t o ha,路e made in h i sp ech at the dedication of the new grand tand . I t was t o ha\ e been thi : " The al umni have made for you Colby boy a ne' grand tancl, and tand clo now I wan t yon to make a new grand stand for Colby . t ogether and stand t rue, clay and night, i n your athletic and i n your t ncli and o make the new grand tancl . ' ' D ur i n g the rece s of fi ve m in utes the content of apple were di t ribut cl by repr entative fr rn the cla 1 908. \ hen there wa. n o l nger any clanger from th D r. rcher ] orclan ga,路e a brief hi tory of f otball at C lby, and Captain Pugsley pre cntecl to the ollege the tw football. which were ' on la t year . Prof. H atch gave a history of ba eball concl uding "路ith the statemen t that Colby ha won the pennant a many time a all her opponents combined . Captain Coombs pre ented the p nnant \\ on l a t year, and i t wa unfurl ed amid the arne cheer which helped t he team to win i t . A fter a m ost i ntere t i n o- talk b y P r f . K nowlton, the fi rst Colby day came t o an encl t o the t une of " Cheer for old Colby . " Prof. R obert w a right when he aid, speaking to t h e al umni, " \i our affect ion for Colby, wh ich i making thi. atmosphere electric ton igh t will k i ndle the flame of l ove for the college in e,路ery heart . "

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A Sally Through Foss Alley Th

a u t u m n day

bavt:: come once m o rt:: ,

nd with the m th

r mo al

f Dutt 11 Hou t:: from wh re It

f thi T

f yor

I ; but di a p p rO\'al

arra n ge m e n t grow , b cau

go ( u n l

s you ' r

fri k y )

whert:: i t i · from wher· i l wa

You find i t ros

fe n c e , th

1 w i n m d i lation ,

l\I

B u t l i ttle Ha

omewhal risky.

the pa l u r

cow

harm for you ju t now

rustic

ituation ;

'Twi l l do no good to So a l l you r for e

l a n d and q u a k ,

ra l ly ,

h u t light ysrnr eye , bt:: brave , a n d m a k e A a l ly t h rough Fo

fa k e n o m i

A l le y .

tt::p i f y o u wou ld l i v e ,

F o r t h a t abo m i nati n ,

Barbed-wire fence .

rud

ta nd

laceration ;

t h e re l o givt::

Beyo n d it loud the b u l l -dog ran!s 1 11 a n g r fierce and m oc k i n u-

Then

oft !

C u r e not th

You from a death more

B u t the

ft:: n ce ; it sa\·es hock i n g .

f e a r fade compared , I say,

W it h th t wor e fear i m pe n d i n

O f Fo s H a l l brick

b y n ight or lay

pon you r b ad desc n d i n g ;

A n d don ' t gaze u pward at the wa ll You ' l l f i n d you hadn t ought r

For in you r eye

will

urely fal l

A dou 1 o f d i rt a n d mortar.

And when at n ight through wind a n d ra i n \.'ou grope you r way i n sorrow,

You tdl you r bead , in tears an A n d pray t o e e the morrow.

pai n ,

If longer that d read jou rn ey be

A t la t through Dt'ath 's dark valley,

No more of peril ca n i t see

T han t h i s one through Foss A l ley

So wail d some co-ords in their wo Before th ir path wa l ighted ·

'Tis now a tale of long ago ;

The barbed-wire ,�..-ron a is riaht rl .

( A harmle

hen-fence en-e instead · ) o w they n o longer dally,

But make in p ace , not fear a nd <lread , Their sally through Foss A l ley .

-M. L. H . , o - .

T H US S A I T H T H E W I SE

" Quality before quantity and abo e a l l a square deal . " -Reuterdahl " Going to the dogs is going to the dogs, no matter who goes . " -Roberts " There i s a big d ifference between before and after ." - Bayley " I t is all righ t to form ha.bits so long as you form good ones . " - Parmenter

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Perseveraoce

wa. hal f pa t thr c in the morning, the . now wh i h had fallen al l th clay b fore lay in great drift whi h the high wind turned o\· r and \'Cr. n great pile wa. heaped to the cl or-latch of a c untry u e near \ at n'i l l e . 11 within wa. qui t a\'e for an occa ional h ri k of the wind, a hurri cl nore in a bedr m and the . teady t ick, t i k f an alarm ch k. uddenly a wh irr-wh irr broke the ilen e the n r in rea eel to a trot, but a th alarm t und r way it tart cl into a run ; th.u. in arrer competition man and matt r broke th ilence until with a la t cl I airin diner-d ing the cl k topped and H rr Marquardt tartincr fr m hi · I ep nud eel hi wife in the fourth rib bel w th 1 ft arm, " m , fraulei11, it va time vor you to '"'ot up and build th fi re . I will have to tart arly . " The patient wife, rou eel from dream f what he w ukl d with h r mon y wh 11 H err D u t hy return d from rmany. awaken d to th fact that two tallion in the table r pre en tecl all th money of her inh ritance. lippi11 cr from her bed h hurriedly lit t h fir and prepared the m rning meal . At four lock ' ell bundled up and with grue ome ear-lapper H err D utchy low r cl him l f from a econcl tory wind w into the now. We will 11 t r peat hi exclamat ion. a he pl uncred in up t hi neck. H e wa n Jo t to hi. wife' igh t in the wirl of n w with which be battled . he near cl the main road uddenly hi footing gave way and he pl unged beneath the urface. othing dau nt cl he oon emercrecl, fi r ely exclaimincr " I \'ill not Qiv t hem a cut ." At fi e o ' clock he wa till plunging n. T\ ice he wa lo t and had to retrace his step a be t he could until he could fi nd a familiar landmark, all the time exclaiming, " I m u t hurry or they vill get a cut ." t six o'clock his effort had not cea ed . t even o'clock the l ight of a new day came twinkli ng out to e him . ' One mile more, " ighed H err Dutchy, " if they get a cut thi morning t hey vill have to take i t . " At quarter of eight he wa n by t uclents who wer tarting out for break.fa t, breaking into a canter as he saw h i goal before him . H is no e was white, hi eye glowed, a large icicle t uck out from h is mustache l ike the horn of a unicorn ready to run a hole through space and t i m e rather than give a c u t . " H a ! ' cried h e a s half a dozen boys took their seats at the stroke of eight, " Vhere as everbody this fi n e <r

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morn i n o- ? M r. Libby has got zero, zero, s i x, four, zero. H e cut t h i morning o a n o t to be a P h i Beta Kappa man . ·where wa Mr Case and M r. 0 borne ? · Th y houldn't e' er pla football, they never core i n h ere. Mr. Power ha o-one t P rto R ico where they don t have any nowdrift to keep him away .-Go d m orn i ng M r. M c Fane you was quite a stranger glad to ee you out .-"'\'. ou may begin M r . Farrar. U nprepared ? Vell I will give you two zeros, one because you haven ' t y ur les · n the other because you ought to have i t .-Mr. Whitten you may t ry i t . U nprepared ? W h y i t i real brigh t o u t doors b u t i t i . o dull i n here I don't understand i t . I gue s I will tell ou my trip t o Germany.-There goes the chapel bell and of course you wan t t o be t here . N xt les on next t ime " - and all go t o chapel . ( ? )

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Campus Gossip AN A XIOM Prof. Bayley : hat are you trying to say, M r . Pepper ? ' ' Pep : " I t old you when I began t h at I didn ' t know i t . I was o n ly gi, ing you my idea of i t . I DO N OT K OW E V E R YT H I G . " Prof. Bayley : " That 's al most a n axiom . " QUITE RIGHT D r . B l ack : " "hat was the fi nancial cond ition o f the country after the revol ution, Mr. Coyr (without waiting for reply) Yes, yes, very bad i ndeed , currency much confused ; exactly, exactl y . " Prex ( t o a student i n o n e of D r . Bayley's courses) : Those courses are nothing but high school courses anyway . " ' Well , I would l ike t o see you try t o pass i n one of his exams . I ' ll bet you wou l d get cut o ut . " H I S M I STA K E Professor Chester : " Please describe to me the appearance of a n antheridiu m ." Mr. Reed : " \ ell i t is somewhat flask sh apeel .' Prof. Chester : " Yo u must n ' t think every thing you see is flask shaped, M r . Reed ." R I G HTLY NAMED Professor B lack (pausing in t h e m idst o f a lecture) : " Âˇwill someo ne please open a window and let out a l ittle of this hot air? " S E LF E V I D E N T B U T U N K I N D Co.ords : " Won ' t you give u s a c ut a t eight o'clock tomorrow ? We a r e going to the Y . W . C . A . convent ion?" Keniston : " M iss Berry is also going but she is going to have an e igh t o 'clock . If she can do i t I don 't see why you can t . " C o-ords (in chorus) : " She's smarter'n we. " Keniston : '' Yes, and she's older than you ." Chorus : " Oh ! "

UG I T

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Prof. R obert , in l a s i n M iddle E ngl i h : " Why, M r . otton, y u know that he is hay ju t as well as y u know h ay when you see i t . " otton i s n o i g n of a " hay-seed . ' H ey, Cott o n ? " I T E D E L I CA T E Mr. Keni t n nclude an e xplanation of t h e difference between escripti e 1enitive and the Descriptive Ablative . M cCombe : " ay profes r, isn't that a rather del icate discrim iÂ nation ?" Keni ton : " Perhaps it was too subtle for your mind . "

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H A R D TO U N D E R T

Professor H at h giv s a n expl nation o f t h e plotting of graphs, after which h e t u rn to M cCom be and says, " Do you u nder tan cl that, M cCombe ?" Mc ombe : ' ' Ye , I understand why the Y i s negative but I don't u nderstand h w you put it on the de i crn s . ' ' --

M I ST O K T H E T E L E P H

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cene Telephone, Lad ies H al l . oice : ' H ello." Masculin Dean : " H el l o . " Mas . oice : " ay, will you be goi ng along clown ?" Dean : ' Certainly, but who is this? Thi. i s Lad i s' H al l . " M a s . oire : " Oh ! will y o u pl ease cal l M iss A-1-n ? " H O W POET I Prof. M arq uardt (in Germ:in conversation) : " Was ist i h re l iebÂ l ings Blume, H err Stetson? " H err Stetson : '' Meine l iebl i ngs Blume ist die Rose . " W E L L SA I D First F reshman Co-ord : " I s n ' t it n i ce that we got i nvitations to the Deke reception ? " Second Freshman Co-ord : " What did you suppose we had that fishing-party last Saturday evenin g.for a nyway ? " G O O D COU R A G E Papa's Daughter : " Papa says there are t w o o l d maids i n the fam i ly now, and i f I don ' t look out I 'l l be one too, but I don 't mean to be if I can help it ! "

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I DENTIF I E D M iss P ., F resh m an Co-ord : " ·what does that red-whiskered man hang around the college for any way ? " Second Co-ord : " Sh ! That is Professor Bayley ! " Professor H edman (translating) : " Wh ich lengthens and ener " vates M r . U pwall (with superior knowledge) : " Weakens!" --

Miss Noyes (in Physics exam .) : " Professor Reuterdahl , what is weight, nzass or volume ? " Wednesday eve ning, down town : " Why , Ethel where are you going ? To the D. U. hall ? " M iss Pemberton : ' Why yes, I t hought I belonged there ! " Professor Marquardt : " Miss Bassett , speak a l ittle louder, M r . Pile wants to hear you . " M r . Pile ( i n quick assent) : " Ja woh l ! " Rob : ' Now we'l l have the mascul ine m ind . do J'Olt thin k ? " Palmer : " Well , Bob I ngersoll says-- "

M r . Palmer, what

To Professor R oberts :-Please excuse my absence on Oct. 2 1 from Eng lish, occasioned by being forcibly detained . J ohn C asey 1 908. \i hat Co-ord is the most greedy ?

M iss Pemberton, for she always wants one Whit (te) m ore . M iss Em ory, (in an English article) : ' The people of the United Stat es are m uch pleased and ed ified by the wide d issem ination of male matter. An attempt t o separate the two d ivisions of the College will be futile so long as H err Peterson , the equivalent o f twenty girls, (accord ing to D utchy 's estimate), remains in Colby. Prof. Chester [after se eral weeks of c lass acquaintance and many attempts to assign the correct name to the proper person] , (in a breath ) , ' M iss -er-Fassett-Bossett-Fossett ! " Miss Beverage after a year's experience in chaperoning is now seeking her re-Ward . For m idnigh t l u nches apply to M iss C ummings and M iss Pember ton , Palmer House .

Rob, to M r . pwall the lengt hy article : pag and a half of your arti le."

' Read the fi rst

Profes or Taylor : ' I think, M r . Em ery, that i n this connection ' stern ness ' is the best Engli h word for ' tristitia.' ' ' R o coe Conkl in o- Emery , (important ly) : " But wouldn 't that word better t ranslate ' severitas ' in the next l ine ? "

\ here wa 1 907 on the night when K eye and Mi s I-I -- tood on the Dutton H ouse step until t h e sound of alarm-clocks within was heard, warning the co-ord of i m pend ing exam s ? '' UCCE SFUL P rof. h e t e r (to cla s i n Botany) : " Since being here a t Colby I have never ucceeded in obtai ning any good bread mol d . However, I recently procured some bread from the Commons and obtained the m old at on ce." Prexy, (to the class in Psychology) : " That woman had what other women don ' � ha e -that woman had an imm ense amount of com m o n sense . " M iss C-ane- : " My father graduated from this College with the h ighest h onors in his class and last spring my s ister grad uated Summa cum Laude, and everyone expects me to. but I don ' t know whether I will or not ." M iss B --, (to M iss H il l in church) : " ·where is Mr. Keyes this e ening ? " M iss H ill : " Oh , it isn't M r . Keyes now i t is M r . Ward ! " . Dutton H ouse, Sunday morn i ng : " vVhat were you doing in the parlor last evening, Angie ? " " I was st udying my F rench .'' " You m ean you were studying your Swede ? " " A Lyon(s) among the l adies is a dangerous t h ing . " M iss Felker :

" I 've got a m a n at last ! "

If you want a word to rhyme w ith dish , Ask Dutchy Dodge for German " I ch . " ic

O N E O F TH EM

M r . Pepper, what is your opinion ? " Pepper : " Oh I agree here with the rest of the Faculty .''

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Rob : " What do you mean by foreigners, M iss Cumm ings ? " M iss Cummings, (hurriedly) : " Why people of foreign birth born here . " " M iss Bowler, when 'Vill your menagerie b e ready for exhibit ion ? " M iss B . : " As soon a s I a m sure o f my Lyons." E X P E R T TESTI M O N Y A lice T . : " Oh ! I shall send m y accept ance for t h e H ou se-part y to M r K en n ison . This add ress i s certainly i n h is hand-writ ing . "

ear l ' s pin k cheeks grew pale a n d white,

On that mo t memorable n ight 'Vhen l'pwall nearly lost hi

l i fe ,

Gainst Pepper in that mortal strife ; But when the duel dread was o er H seemed as sprightly as before, So n ow her lip with Because hi

m ile are cunÂˇed

l i fe the saint pre enÂˇed.

" Vain man thy fond pursu its forbear, Repe n t , thine

nd is n igh-"

O ld Rob is bound to lay you out I

see it in h i s eye.

O h , " H ot-. port" B i l l

I Âˇ a tough yo u n g pi l l ,

A n d a t ugh y u n g p i l l i H

called f o r a p i p e ,

he.

ca l l e I f o r a bowl ,

alled for a b u l l puppie .

h, B i l l '

you n g p u p

\\Âˇas a w i e you n g pu p ,

A n d a wist: you n g p u p wa I l e cockec1 h i s eye,

Ile ,

H e wagged bis ta i l ,

H e laid for t h e facu l t i e . He c o c k e d h i

eye ,

He wagged hi

ta i l ,

He . izecl u p bol<l Pre x i e .

" You ca n n ot pass U pon my grass , '

Thu

quoth t h e bull puppie .

A las for P re x ! Ala

for Bill!

Li k

money

A las f o r t h e b u l l puppie! pe n t

Away b e wen t ,

Now wher , O h wh re , i

he?

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Answers to Correspondents N o \ hit, we decided not t o put i t i n . I t was a l ittle t o o tiff and then the " G reen H at " m ight have gotten on to i t . Pro p e tive Student . The man you refer t o i a very mooth talker o do not be deceiv d. You will have your hands full if you carry four c ur e . D o not forget that you have got t o pay all bill before you can take your exam s . D in ky . N o M ica is not m ade out of glass . T h e afest way t o a\路oicl ridicule y o u sp ak of i n o t t o a k o many foolish q u t ion, . R oberts, '04. You are perfectly right in your su picion . \ e do not t h ink it nece ary for you t o go to the expense of hiring a lawyer. Write him a letter and then when you come down at commencement time be ure and carr a gun. O utsider. Ye , Dr. Bayle has got t o leave. \1 e do think the world of him, and hi course are among the be t and the m ost valuable in the C urricul um . Do not ask u to explain thi matter, it would not be afe, a " e have not et gotten our heep-skins. H owever we ha,路e our opinions and it will not be hard for you to fo'rm your . Bull Perock and Tidy . You have taken a ,-ery ' i e cour e and we incerely wi h you e' ery s ucce s. From the per onal de cription and the photo encl osed we feel s ure that you will ha,路e ''ery little difficulty in becoming full fledged Filipino . Fitting School s . Ye , take a brace or the men you graduate and 路end here ' ill not fi n i h the fi rst term . The cour es are t i ff and the tandard of scholarship is h iah . Maxfiel d . Do not feel flattered becau e Prex. did not cut you out that time. You know Prof. B- said that i t was j ust like him t o cut out all the Phi Beta Kappa men and let all the fool t hrough. Do not u nder any circumstances let Sorre . pull your leg again . G rant, Prof. Che ter' Kidlet . Do not feel bad about ) our pet name. Prof. Che ter b owed hi u ual go d ta te i n giving it to ou. It correspond exactly with your fair hair, pretty eyes and m ou t h and baby-like complexion. 1 69

Your 1 . a v ry comm n is not t give gr at m down t a gri n . I t m u h noi e . D nke s

an xpr may hurt ar t h only ani mal. wh bray.

Little J . Ye we ' ill be g-lacl when Commen ment c me too. ure t hat y u will n t be a err uty and ugly then for he will be h r Y u can hav th reran rirrht uncl r h r wind ' and ing m l and they n v r gr w weary " at your heart ' Âˇ ntent . f el

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A DVE RTISE M E NTS

Index to Adverti sements p,\

J une , I I . \V. 26 Kennison co. r S Kenni. on & ewell, 3 Kelley, H L. s K idder, E. H . 2 3 Learn d, L. & C S L vej y, F . A . S Mathur i n ' J wei r tore 7 Miller, . F . 2 1 Mail Publi hing o . 21 Mit h 11' table 8 M i t hel l, H. R . & n 3 1 or '. Bo k tore 11

thert n Furnitur Austin, L. K ., M. D. mold, W . B . & C . Be y, M . W. M . D . BrO\ n , F . Br v n, L. R . B thby, L. T. & on o . Blai r, E. l uk & Libby o . rnbinati n 1 thing urnm ings H . A . & l by ollege Davi & Cl goD 11 ff, G . Day & miley Dunn, E . . & Dunham, H . R . Davi & Soule Elm City Cafe E lm wood H otel Emery, E. H . lďż˝lo cl, G . S . & o . Foster, E . 'vV. Globe Steam Laundry Goodridge, F. J . G reen, S . A . & A . B. H ill, C . A H all ' s Band & Orchestra H askell H inds, Noble & Eldredge H orsman, E. I . Co. H ager, W . A . .

24 25 25 23 4 1 27 s

27 6 22 15 9 15 IO

7 11 29 19 25 23

7 .

tt n, L W U . tu Pomerleau Preble, L. Pur inton o., H race Redington & Co. Smith, H . A . & C Smith, G uy Soper, L. H . Co. Staples, Smith & Moudy uffolk Eng. Co. Ticonic Nat ional Bank U nion M u t ual Life In . Co . Waterman Co., L. E . Waterville & Fairfi eld Elec . C o . Wardwell Emery Co. Waterville Steam Laundry Waterville Steam Dye H ouse Whitcomb & Cannon Wentworth, R. L . Winship Teachers' Agency

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14 11 13 20 26 18

9 14 13 16 27 5 12 29 9 14 17 13 15 7 25 2 26 28 20 IO

18 21 29 19 21 26 20 13

April 29

April 30 l\Iay

Ba eba l l team

tarts on Mas . trip.

\\ďż˝illiston , em. 5, Colby o. A m herst 5, Colby 4.

To Let :

Pete take

i n the Capitol on l\Iount Tom.

University Caps and Gowns Full Dress Suits .

Some men look at price and some men look at what price brings .

We're aim ing at bot h .

I f y o u are h a l f as particular a s we are there 's bound t o be something doing when you see our line.

Wherever our prices are matched,

cl ep e n d on

i t , the quality isn't .

COLBY '86

H. R. DUNHAM

Clothier, 'Naterville, Maine

l\'Iay 3 May 4 Iay

' lby 12 , .

ggil!. 6.

\\' i l l ia m s 4 ,

E h

clay .

lby o.

L. H . SOPER C O M PANY U7aterville's Reliable Dry Goods Store

L a rge t a n d L o we s t P ri c e d \V o m e n ' 1 n

O u t fi t t e r s

C e n t r a l

M a i n e

R ea d y - t o - w e a r

G a rm e n ts

M i l l i n e ry

Carpets

and

L. H . SO PER COMPANY W A T E R V I L L E , ii

M A I N E

May

M ay

Prof. Ch st r shows u p . econ d t a m 4 , Oakland 10.

Have to cancel the gam

" D ubie " stars at t h e bat.

with T u fts on account of rai n .

STUDENTS : Be Sure and See Atherton's Room Furnishings We carry a fi n e assortm e n t of R ugs, Portieres, Lace C u r t ains, G:ouch Covers, C ouches, Morris Ch airs, Desks, Desk Chairs, and good, strong, com fortable Rockers at reasonable prices.

Atherton Furniture Company 2 1 MAIN STREET,

C LO TH I NG

WATERVILLE, MAINE

Telephone 15-2

that is made right and sold at right prices is

" KIRSCHBAUM " HAND MADE Haye you b n 1 uying clothina that a t out of shape, lo es its color, and looks faded after a few month ' we ar ? You ar ju t the man we want to see. "-e can ell you a sui t - on e tha t ' l l look well as long as there ' s anything left of i t . Button won ' t come off - color will tancl and it �Ti l l hold it hape. Try us and if we lon t please you , we ·will not ask you to come aga i n .

COMBINATION

C L OT H I NG

COM P A N Y

U P T O D AT E CLOT H I E P-. S A N D F U R N ISHERS

46 M A I N S T R E ET, W AT E R V I L L E, M A I N E J. B . C H ILDS, Manager

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OIH.:c l u n ti l F r i d a y .

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Buy Your . . .

C U S TOM SU I TS of

E . S. D U N N &- CO. 6

S I L V E R

S T R E E T

W a t e r v i l l e ,

DYE I NG P R ESS I N G R E P AI R I NG CLEANING

M a i n e

P . l\'I . Colby 3 h i ts .

U . of M . o .

fay 1 3

lay 1 3

Co-or 1 soci< ble a t the Bapti t ,-e try.

out 1 4 men and giYe

" C y " strike

E L M C I TY C A FE

and I I

Din ing

C O M M O N

EXT

DOOR

E. A

thoroughly up-to-date

W A T E R \' I L L E � l a i n Street, O p p . l ' u l i fe r Block

Telephone 107- 1 2

t:iurJ n t

MAI

65--1

T e l e p hone

Board b y the

Lunche

M . D.

Pro p .

RO B ON,

d:iy or week.

'4l

S T R E E T,

for Ladies and Gents.

Oiseases o f the Eye , Ear, ose and T h r o a t E x c l u s i v e l y

POSTO F F I C E

K . A U STJ

L EW I S

Room

and meal

served o n the European plan at all hour·,

day

and

night.

Pri

a te

dining room in rear.

THE

P O PU LA R

PL. C E

H .

M. D.

E 1 e n i n gs

Sundays

2.JO

J . JO P. M .

Work for all occa ions

can be obtained at the

C I TY

B ESSEY,

8 10 1 0 A. M . l P. ;\ l .

H ours, 1

C u t Flowers a n d Floral

O ffi ce q t. M a in lreel, P u l sifer Block Residence 71 E l m Street

G R EEN H O US E

M I TC H E L L

B R O vV N

E L E C T R I C A L ENGI NEER A N D

& SON

C O N T R A C T O R

House and M ill

P R O P R I ET O R�

W i ring a specialtv

fully equ:pped

Bicycle and

repair Shop for

Sulky

FULL L I N E

repairing.

S U N D R I E S.

Dealer i n Electrical Equipments o f a l l kinds, L a m p , Shade>, Fixtures

H. A C U M M I N G S & CO.

of all

Description .

paired and Key

P R I N TE R S

TELEPH O 57 T E

Locks

Fitted

108--4

J P L E S T R E ET

WAT E R V I L LE, M A I N E 156 M A I N ST..

W AT EP-- V ILLE

l\'lay I 5 l\1 ay 1 5 lay 14

H u n t lo es hi pu y . Prexy ba alau realt:s a t East ori n l h . I n lercol lei<iate t ra c k m e d on t h e c�Lmpu . M. , olby t w o .

Bowdoi n t ri m s l . of

E. H . EM E R Y The TAILOR A fu l l l i n e o f Foreign a n d D o m estic W oo l e n s i n

u i ti ngs,Trouseri n gs and

O vercoati ngs.

Parti c u l a r A ttention

Given to C o l l ege T r a d e , a s

L o w

a s

T h e

Prices

L o w e s t

Satisfaction Guaranteed 1 2

M ai n S tre e t, W A T E RV I L L E, M E . T E L E P H O N E 2 9--4

V l

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May 16 lay

Junior Prom .

Carl , Lin n , Xeely and Harold lea,·e for Orono to attend the t n n is tournament.

L. R. B R OWN Cash Merchant Tailor M en of culture and refi nement are our best patrons ; men who are fastidious about the cut, style and fit of their ciothes. With our facilities for tailoring, you are cer tain to get • earing apparel in ac cordance with the prevailing fashion . 9 5 M ain Street

Complete line of Seasonable W o o l e n s to Choose F rom

WATERVILLE, MAINE

C . A. H I L L ' S

H . A . S N\ I T H & CO M PA N Y

LIVERY AND B OARD I N G

S T A B L E

T E MPLE

The l i p- to-d a te Shoe S tor

S T R E ET

W hen WALK OV E RS go on Trouble goes off . . Patron

receive

the

personal

a t t e n t i o n of the proprietor

Satisfaction

We have t h m for men and women

Guaranteed

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r ay 1 9

lay

Bowe l

in 6,

l by

: ·11i r. v k l

R a i n �l ps ll11.: ga m e al lhc sen: n l h i n n i n g.

p �l pou c th · i r a rl i cks 0 1 1 · wee k .

a rl , L i 1 1 u a n d :ou l c s h w u p .

Y o u c a n rely upon t h e Qual ity, Style a n d Wear of

Hart Schaffner & Marx Coats and S uits Proper Styles of the moment, combined with ex/ perienced workmanship

and

the best of ma,

te r i a l M a k e Th e s e C l o t h e s P o p u l a r

Our Spring and Summer Showing is Replete with Novelties m our lines of Silks, Dress Goods, Coats, Tailored Suits, Shirt Waist Suits, Flower Hats, Trimmed Hats, a n d a I I M i 1 1 i n e r y N o v e I t i e s

Clukey & Libby Co. WAT E R V I L L E, M E .

T H E COR N E R. STO R E .

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May 2 1 ::\lay 2 2 l\Iay 23

Haryard 7 , Colby o. John strik out C lark on . The men t u rn out in a body to Yi it Xeely' gra\·e. The J u nior hand in their articles. " Rob " tell the Senior how m uch be thinks of them an 1 then ay that their article will not be du until the 3r t .

Augustus Otten D ealer

and

l\l a n u f a c t n r e r

F. A. in

Dea J e r

LOVE J OY WAT C. J1 E S ,

CLOC K S

J E W E L R Y , S I L V E R WA R E A N D

O PT T CA L

GOODS

B READ, CAKE A N D PAS TRY OF ALL KI N DS .:J. $

Tl1

Wedding Cake a Specialty Boston

Butter and

Crackers, M I L K

Soda, a n d

rine

Grah am,

C R E A M

Temple St.

WATERVILLE,

i n Wa tervi l le

Toast

B I S C U IT S

39-4 1

Finest l i n

1� o u n d

Watcl1

S P EC!

Re.pairing

LTV . . .

MAIN

S T Q E ET

Waterv i l l e , Maine

ME.

Globe Steam Laundry �� T. ]. FR O THINGHAM, Prop rietor��

P o r t l a n d 26, 28, 30, 32, 3-J and 36 P R O M PT

A ugus t u s

M a T e mp le

A T T E N T I O N . . S A T ISF A C T IO N

'T h o 111p s o 11

Ag fl l t fo r

I X

treet

G U A R A N TE E D

C o lby

Co lle g e

May 2 7

R icker 7, H iggin s 2 .

May 2

Hebron 9, Ri k r 2 .

M a y 27

x lrivt:

a r c r tion .

E. M. ABBOTT

WHOLESALE

AND

HALL'S

RETAIL

CON FECT IO NE R MILITARY BAND and ORCHESTRA ream Fru it, Nut , I e and A e r a t e d W a t e r s Chocolate work a special ty Prompt attent ion given t o C a t e r i ng

The Popula r Band of Maine

CUT FLOWERS

AND DESIGNS FOR ALL OCCASIONS 122

MAI

' S T RE E T

WAT E R I L LE,

R. B. H A L L, Leader and Soloist

MAINE

Telephone �12 168 M AI T R EET ------- - --- -------

GEO RGE A.

K E N N I SON

Wholesale and Retail Store DEALER IN Fancv a n d taple Grocerie , ugar, Tea, Coffee, Mola ses Canned Goods. Farm Product , Beef, Ham, ausage, Lard, Pork, Bean , alt of all kind ; Flour, Grai n, Grass eed, Garden and Field eeds ; \\'ooden ware, Stoneware, Chi mney , Fruit Jars, Pressed Hay and traw ; Feeds for tock and Poultry ; House and Garden Plants in May and J une ; Phosphate . Order iaken for ·wood and Coal. Candy, Nuts, Bananas, Orange , A pple , Lemons, Pickles. Spice , Olives, Evaporated Fruit, Cereals, &c.

1 8 MAI N STRE E T,

WATE RVILLE,

MA I N E

May 2 6

Maine 6, Colby 4 . Hebron Higgins and R i c ker show u p .

May 2 6

The J u n ior mee t .

'la y 2 7

Sidnev rs... Green

Hebron 2 r , Coburn 2 .

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Andrew B. Green

When

you find i t....•..

H a rd

S. A. & A. B. G REEN

Save....

try the simple and effective method

A11t11raci te a lld Bi tuminous

arranged by Life Insurance. Once

C 0 A L

a year only a pavment is required, and every dollar deposited repre sents a saving.

The

UNION

MUTUAL

issues a great variety of policies, any

The Celebrated Philadelphia and Ash

Reading

Hard

one

which

places

its

owner in an advanced financial

White

Coals a S p e c i a I t y .

position.

Getting ahead is not

a difficult process by this system.

H a rd

a nd

Policies adapted to suited to any written by

ment,

Soft Wood

Ed g i ngs, Kind l i ng s, Etc.

Union Mutual Insurance

WATERVI L LE,

any require

purpose, are

Life

Company,

P O R T LA N D, M A I N&.

MAI N E:

,::

Down Town Office Office a n d Yard Corner Market 251 Main St. Telephone 2-3

Fred £. Richards. President

Atthur L Bates. Vace-Presidm

May May l\1ay

2 3 31

lby

M m 'l' l l

Bowrl i n

rial Day .

Sen i

Bon fi n: a n d ct: kh ra t i o n .

C J by

1 7,

Vort l a 1 1 < 1 1 0.

r a rl i le · a r · l u .

Moore's

Store

Book

S tu d e n ts C om i ng to Watervi l l e wi l l

fi n d a t m y S tore t h e o n ly

C o m p l e te a n d C o rrect

List of

T ext Books used at the C o l l ege

R EMEMBER c_fHE PLACE

MOORE' S B O OK S TORE I5-!- Main Street

Agent for Spaldi11g' s Celebrated Atliletic Goods Mileages Bought, Sold t;;· Rented

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June

J une Jtu1e

Faculty

,'oule show

e n i or

20.

Great gam , lot

of ch ering.

u p after a prolonged Yacation for h i

Colby 1 0 , Bate 5. Opera hou e .

T he " l\landy '

T h re e

Kennison & Nevvell

health .

c1istingui h themseh·

WHY

R e as o n s

COL E 1

TR A D E

at tlie .

A T

S T UD E

M IL L E R 'S

FIR T

Because the H. & W. C I G A R bas the

PRACTICAL

reputation

being

the

Best

I o-Cent

Cigar in the City

Painters and

S E CO

Becau e they can find the Largest Assort

Paper H angers

ment of Pipes and Smokers'

Articles in

the City

'THIRD Wall Papers and

Because we carry the Largest A

Room Mou l d i ngs

You Knoff the Place, I64 Mai11 St.

76 West Temple Street W A T E RV I L L E ,

ortment

of Domestic and Foreign Cigarettes East o.f Boston

C . F. M I LLE R, Prop .

MAINE

Colle ge G raduates are consta n tly in demand

Perso nal atte n ti o n g ive n to requests for teachers P R O M PT !

C O U RTE O U S !

FA I R !

OLDES'T 'TEA CHERS' A GENCY IN NEW ENGLAND S E N D FOR C I R C U L A R

29 A Beoco11 Street

A. D BLA

BOSTO N , M AS S .

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Jun J u ne

June

H A V E

P r x gi v

n i ors a rece p l i n .

, ophomore D c . olb y 8 ,

YOU R

J E W E L R Y

a k la n r l o .

WA TC H E .

N O

R E P A I R E D

A T

MATH U RI N'ï¿½

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H . W. J

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OPTIC I A N

T R E ET

\V A TERVI LLE ,

fi nd a Complete

Line of

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The Lead i n g To n so ri a l Pa r l o rs o f t h e C i ty at

Po merlea u' s TRY OUR ELECTRIC

CIAL

F i ve F i r t-Cla 'Vork m e n

M A

A G E

8 5 M A I N S T R EET

HORACE PURI NTON. T rea.surer

A. E. PUP-.INTON, President

Horace Purinton Company I N CO R P O R A T E D

General Contractors and Manufacturers

Brick

Yards at Waterville, Skowhegan, Augusta and Mechanic

HEAD OFFICE, WATERVILLE, MAINE.

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Telephone 75-5

Falls

June

The class in Sociology gets th

third succ ssive cut.

Colby 7 , Bat s 3.

June T I

Colby the state champions.

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Publishers of

School

and

T E X T

B O O K S .

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a fa i r

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Place

M a i n e .

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R E DI N GTON &- CO.

Carpets Feathers

FURNITURE

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• • •

price, come i n a nd see me.

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De aler in

made o r GOOD M�TE:RIAL t ha t

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Boston Office :

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ight Shirt Parad . The Chapel pulpit takes a ride on th car . ' Atch ' g ts locked u p , the chairs in th recitation rooms di ap pear a n d Wood d i tingu ishe h i m elf as Chaffeur of th Auto mob i l .

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St r e e t MAINE

June J u ne

.14

The

p u l pi t fi n d s

i ts

way ba k.

The hym n

book

shown up.

8 a m Bea n declt:cl Capta i n of t h e Track tt:a m f o r

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St o p B orro w1n

h a \'t:

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I f you had a Fou n tain Pen i n your pocket you would not be obliged teel pe n when you wish to w rite

0 :::J

Waterman's Gfountain6Pen

to borrow a poor, scratch y

THE

is al way ready a n d i

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1 7 3 Broadway . NEW Y O R K

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7 2 Main Street, Waterville, Maine x v

iii

Jun

John Coomb elected Captain o f B a eba l l .

JI Wdcom� 6ift in anv J;om� .;o

T h e Most Popular College Songs

.�o

ew College Songs

1 . 50

Sungs of ALL the Colleges Songs of the W E S T E R Songs of the EASTER

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l . 23

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100

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ew Kindergarten Svngs

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Sing a song of laundry work , Sing i t loud and clear, If you've sought for fast-class work, Sought it far and near, Stop at once and save your time, ain will be you r quest Let the laun dry d o your work That will d o i t best .

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H . B . B ET T S ,

E . G . DAVIS

A GENTS FOR COLBY

June 1 7

Dramati

j u n 1.: 1 June

St: n ior

lect:

lub

' ln t chape l .

H a m m on d , pre i d e n l ; Pugslt:y, manager.

P ro f . Tay lor sick , n o Lal i n e xam . .

H . L. K E L L E Y A

C O M PLETE

E OF

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treets,

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Capital ,

$ 1 00,000 40,000

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O ffers to depositors every facility consistent with safe and con servative banking. Makes discounts daily . Sells New York and Boston Exchange at reasonable rates . Fu rnishes Foreign l etters of C redit and Bills of Exchange at short notice. C L A RENCE A . LEIGHTON,

G E O R G E K . BOU TELLE,

President.

S. H A L L , Cashier.

H SCALL

Vice-President.

DIRECTOR .

George K . Boutelle, J oseph Eaton , Ch arles Wentworth , Wil l iam T . H aines·. C larence A. Leigh ton ,

R. L . "\V E N T wr O RTH B R O K E R

T I C K E T

M i leag

Books Bought, Sold , E x c h a n g e d a n d R e n t

C l o t h e s Clea n s e d , Pressed a n d R e·p a i r e d

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Telephone 1 52--3 xx

J u n e 29

Ei ghty-third Commencement; all is over.

T. B O OT H B Y & S O N C O . ( l11corporated )

GENERAL INS URANCE V v . A . Boothby, Pr s.

M. F. Bartlett, Treas. C. A. A llen T. E . Ran stecl Fra n k \V . A lden William R . Campbell 1 24 M a i n

treet,

HAIR

band concert in the evening and

A Dollar Saved is a Dollar Made You c a n save t h a t dollar and more, too, by having your Clothes C 1 ea n s e d , Dyed a n d Repaired , Mat tresses Cleansed and M ad e O ver a t th e::

·WAT E R V I L L E, M A I N E

Wa te r v i lle Steam Dye House

B L A I R'S

D R ESSING

PAR L OR S

C . W . \VA L S H & C O . , Proprietors

A rtistic Hair Dressing for College Men . Four Chairs. First - Class \Vork Guarant ed . Facial Mas sage a Specialty

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Good Work

C a l l

Low Prices

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= WATERVILLE ®. FAIRFIELD -·

Ratl�ay amd Light Company

U nion G as & Light Com p an y A re

p re p ared

fu rn i s h

e l ectrical

service of all k i nds at reasonab l e rates RALPH

1 1 6 Main St.

P A T TERSON,

Phone

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Ge n e r a l 8 7- 3

Ma n ag e r

Waterville

,'en i r

J u ne 2 J u ne 28

la.

Day.

P h i Bela K a pp.

J u ne 2

rat i n .

F ra k rn ity R e u n i o n s .

O F F I C ES Â· W. T

STEW A R T & CO

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62 Mam S1ree1

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Colle e Avenue

Winslow

G. S. F L O O D & C O . Shippers and

Dealers in all kinds of

A N T H P-.. A CITE & B IT U M I N OUS

C O A L

M a i n

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a n d

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STRAW Promptly

Filled

and and

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DRAIN

Carefully

P I PE

Attended

Baccalaureate sermon by P res. \;\T hite .

Ju ne 26

J u ne 2 7 J un e 2 7

J u n ior Class Day. P re x ' s receptio n .

W . B . A rn ol d

The S n ior Hop.

0. G . Springfield

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Job Work and General Repairing by Competen t Help

Nai ls, Iron , and Stee l , Car riage Woodwork , toves and

Rubberoid Roofing

Furnaces, Glass, Pai n ts aud Oils, M i l k Supplies, Black Powder and High E x plosives Doors,

Sash

Windows

: :

and

: :

Dealers in

G lazed : :

B U I L D E RS

Lumber and Aroostook Shingles

: :

Shop 37 Front St . , Opp. City T i n s m i t hs, .� t e a m 8 W a te r F i tte rs

MAI N E

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For Pure Confections G o to

HAGE RS

We serve delicious Cold Soda and smooth.

rich

I ce

Creams

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113 Main St.

Telephone Connection

xxiii

Hall

Telephone 146-4

Waterville

S · p l e m be r 1 8

" Sorre " buck

Septe m be r 20

Fresh 1 111: 1 1 al t he

Office Hours: 8

12 A. M . , I

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Bridge

We Cater for Your Trade at t h e

Dirigo Market

Work

Jenkins' Porcelain Inlay Work Flood Budding. Wa1ervill�

Augusta

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Mame

Watervill•

Groceries, Meat, Fish and Provisions

Staples, Smith & Moody

pecial Prices given to C lubs & Picnics

ll)ianos

Whitcomb & Cannon

Y . M . C . A . Bldg., Congress Square

8 1 Main Street, Waterville

PORTLAND, MAINE

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o i l ge.

D E N T I S T and

Korth

Dr. E ugene H . K idder

Crown

lhe mach i m: on ly lo n:: flecl on his fol l y al l t: i su re .

Lewiston

YO U

KN O W

t h at t h e best way to secu re a position as teac h er is to regi ster i n the

Albany Teachers' Agency?

If you do n ot k n ow t h i s , send for our i l l u strated m a n u a l a n d s e e w h a t i s said of u s by teachers who have e c u r l posi tions tbrou"h our a id . \Ve h ave b e n pecially uccessful i n fi n d i n g positions f o r ine xperi nced teac h e r , a n d are always glad to e n roll the n a mes of you n g men a n d worn n who are ju t abou t to graduate from col lege . No other agency in the coun try gives more fai t h f u l service or secures positions for a laraer proportion of its candidates. Call for teachers are com i n g i n every clay i n the yea r and they come from every state i n the n i on . NOW IS T H E T I M E TO R EG I S T E R . Send for i l l u strated man u a l a n d registration blan k . H A R LAN P . F R EN C H , 8 1 C h apel St . , Alba n y , N . �

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Sept mber 21

S ptember 22

Coach Harri arrives. Football practice begi n s . E \·erybody bac k . T h e " Bricks" oyerrun w i t h dogs.

EllM WOOD

}iO TEu

�oom: i ngle _or e n ·u i te with private bath . A l o Parlor m tes with or without baths. Rooms with telephones elec tric light and team heated. Rate �1.50 to $5.00 pe� day.

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l n v� s t m � n t Br�k�rs v

L i v e r y , Boa rd i n s a nd B a i t i n s Sta ble Good teams at reasonable prices . H acks and barges fu rnished to order for any occasion . Passengers taken to any desired point, day or nigh t .

Companies Organiud Under 1 h e Laws of maine

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STABLES

xxvii

Half Tone Cuts Line Cuts

Ele c-t rotyp e s

I ll u s tration s D e signs

234- 236-Coneress Jt

BOSTON, MASSACHU SETTS. 75 WestminsterJt:,Pronoence,/?./.

225 fOURTH AVE. NEWYORK

Septemb r 23

The Y . M. C. A . and the Y. W . C . A. give a reception to the new students.

Oh, The Beauties I Those nobby and stylish shirt w aists a u d

shirt-waist suits ,

sil k a n d cotto n .

A n d s u c h l ittle prices !

They'll

delight you . Everything a student wears for correct dressing, at college, b orne or in vacation.

E. H. NEWELL

FOR

G RO C E R I E S

Wholesale and Retail

Confectioner. HOME-MADE CANDIES

HAS K E LL ' S 1 2 8

M A I N

S T R EET

WATE RVILLE,

AND ICE CREAM

MAINE

•

A Specialty. TELEP H O N E

F A N C Y

PROMPT

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BEST xx ix

SERVICE G O O D S

A N N A L S, Continued e ptembcr 24 Septc m b r 26

St: pkmber 2 7 September 2 7 , i:!ptember 2 8 I t mber 29 e p te m be r 30 ctob r

Octobe r ctob r

ctob r

Oct b r ctober

an n ual h rn n1. h a n r l hal l gam '.

t h e clay. 1

1 1 l oody

T h 1.: Soph · . m a k e g

n c1ay.

The.: Fresh men m e < l i tate on lhe

e..: m s to have beg u n

T i 1 1 on begin

c ach i n g C obu rn f

e x pe ri e n ce. a l Mana

Fre h ma n girl

Tin . oldier

ha,·e pea n u t d ru n k i n the cdlar of t h e D u tton

Hou e, u n m lested by .'oph .

Harc l l u c k for '07.

U pwal l bac k from t ' o year. i n Fra n ce and , wecl e n .

Fra t . i n i t iation . .

. Lot

C o rn e r

Frate rn i ty ban q uets.

toni:! of Fo

Colby Day.

of new

, u n clay.

P re x " ha

Mana. sa .

olby 2 3 , N e w I Ia m p, h i re o .

ctober I I

Till

ctober 1 3

U n l ucky

ctobt!r J 2

u n t i l n on .

C olby 6 ,

ctober 1 7

l'ete ri n g

take

t e n m i n u te

clay;

Xt:ely

late to e\· r y recitat ion .

<loe

K n t · H i l l o.

a dr p .

for the sl.:!a on .

not

gi:t

Lots

f excu

Coombs . pra i n

Fre h m a n Reception .

October 2 2

orre a n n ou n ce

b n t football

Jone

October 2 6

1\ I e e t i n g to arou 101:: i n tere t in

ovember 2 4

November 2 8 ovember 29

Novemb r 30 r

pecte d .

Dekes hay

T ha n ksgivi n g D a y .

tock

c las · .

tand guard.

Ari e 7 . 30 ; brt!akfa t 7 - 4 5 ;

arrives at 8 . 1 5 .

Read i n g room re-establ ished .

all

i . o u t of the game

for recitation 7 . 58 ; arrive 7 . 59 9- 1 0 ; begin reci tation 8 .

October 2 5

\"i:!ry n ea r 68 agai n .

Forty pol i ce m l.:! n

c h e d u le :

1a n a

u t o f a l l h i s perpl e x i t ie

B e n Gooch e lected T rack M a n age r .

October 2 4

al l .

' orre m i s e

Bowdoin 52, Colby o.

l ' re x . h a another " happy i sue

October 2 1

e. ,

Goorl for a l.H::){i n n i n g .

the b 1 1 too e a r l y u n c l

S n owed u n de r .

k n ee a n cl

O n e more chancl.:! at Bowf l o i n tomorrow.

ctober 1 9

Smoker

�o J\ I a n a ssa

B e t a P h i a n r l S i g m a K a ppa b th i n i t iate:.

ctober 1 5

October 20

. K.

n , Loc k hart ancl H a 1 1 u n o n c 1 go to C ha pe l .

worn o u t .

October 1 8

Team

T h i n k of it!

happy i sue o u t of a l l h i s perple x i t i s. '

::'\ee l y J one

ctobe r 1 4

kep

torie

J n c l gc.: Bon n ey spiel

, till mor

Everybody

Mor

Lunt. .

I Iall lai d .

i n 1\Iem orial H a l l i n n·e 1 1 f o g .

ctob r I O

te l l

as.

Colby 1 1 , R i ck r o .

more.:.

tba l l tea m .

abou t J\ I a n a sa .

December

< l a l l p a l l s ·es.

tern rea l i ties of a col lege

cati n .

T h e o l d gri n c l

The " F n: hie " carry

the Oracl e .

Lot

a n a r row e cape from fi re .

tart

Neely

of re u l ts ex

T i l l a n d Joh n g o rabbit h u fi t i n g.

T i l l son shed. h i s k 1 1 ick erboc k e r . flag pol e .

Prom i ses to r u n them up the

He does n o t do i t ; boys a l l d i appointed . He

e l l s them to a J e w dealer in secon d-hand cloth i n g , so they

are sti l l be i n g worn-wi l l wear forey r .

F i d e l resigns thi:! man agership of the O ra c l e . to take his place.

xxx

Starkey e lected

December

D cember

Dece mber December

Baseball squad be!!i n s work iu t h e gym n a i u m .

First m e n t i o n of a Gym . E xhibition .

The Con fen:: n ce Board seems to have become defu nct.

The D . l' . ' s and r Beta Phi

December

ception in a bo 1y.

More ' happy issue . " Final warn i n g t o th

men with c 1 ogs.

December 1 2

Board bill

December 1 4 D cember 20 January 4

Term closes Tuesday noon .

January

J a n uary January

a n d term bills mu t be paid befor

tak i n g exams.

EYerybody h ustl e .

Nothi n g doi ng.

A l l pluo-gin o- f o r exams.

\\-i n ter term begi n s . " Shorty"

betakes h i m e l f to

the House of R presentative .

Colby is not good enough for h i m .

The Co

mon b g i n s to lose boarders.

Prex preaches in \\i i n th ro p . '

J a n uary 1 3

lax i s unea y for a week . Âˇ

Pua sells salve , an 1 Stuart , Doclo-e , 0 borne and others put u p a first-class m i n strel show u nd r the d i rection of Prescelle.

January 1 6

Jan uary 1 7 J a nuar)

attend the R ice-Owen wedding re-

College U n ion Telegraph Co. oro-anizes.

ieeting of the Con ference Board ; lots of care now.

on their band

G i l patrick is i n great demand at half-past one A. 1\1 .

Jan n ary 20

The Basketball team defeats Hebron in a fast game; to 1 1 .

January 2 1

M c ane elected Captain of Football for 1 905 .

January 2 2

\Varel p l a y h i

Robin on fiJ c1

January 2 T

score 22

Doc . is not feel i n g wel l .

banjo t u n e for t h e 2 73cl time.

Pre x . ancl M r . \Vbite ente rtain the students a n d Fac u lty.

January 23

Robin on bring Doc . to repen tan c e .

J a n uary 23

Jan uary 25

Th C o m m o n s l o s e mor boarder . Semi - A n nual meeting of the Tru tee

J a n u a ry 26

The lowhan o- rs beain to get around to Gym . work .

J a n uary 24

cha n ges and

in Portl a n d .

Lots of aoocl

omo:: other that are-we l l , we do not und rstand

how the College can afford to lose a man like Prof. Bayley.

January 28

C e rtain Fre h men have a strange hallucinat ion concern ing the

J a n uary 29

Lecture on B u rn s i11 the C hapel by Rev. John E . C u m m i n o-s, 84.

January 3 r

More Ba ketball .

weather.

Ba ketbal l , Colby 1 7 , Coburn 1 8 .

January 30

2d 2 T .

psilon Beta in itiation .

Colby 20 , Taconnet 25;

February

A l l the Faculty turn out t o Chape l !

February

Basketbal l .

February February

4 5

Pr xy rearranges th

February

7 8

February

n ot there .

Come aga i u , gen tlemen !

Colby T O ,

. of

1. r 4 .

Co-or<l sociable at the Baptist ve try. Sen ior articles d u e .

Common

The G l e e club at Green ville. Prexy has a cold .

2d team 2 4 , Coburn

But alas ! Booker T . was You set a good example .

G lee club at W i n throp .

for the the third time.

" Be y o u a Grano-er?"

Ha ! H a !

Boys an wer to U1e lead of the Co-ord

C hapel a n d break o u t i n P alm s.

xxxi

G lee club at Dover.

February

lee

lub at

harlt: to n .

lee c l u b a t

'ewp rt .

February .l l

Ba ketba l l at \\!att:n1i l l .

February

Day of Prayn.

F bruary February

12 15 17

farch rarch 1 a rc h

10 14

'larch ' S March 16 March 2 f

Maine

I5 .

" T h e D u t c h man " get

l o l aga i n .

the h o cl o ?

B a k tba l l .

M a rch

23,

o l by

\\·her�

February 1\I a rch

man , a n y way?

The app i n t m e n ts for U 1 e , e n i or F, x h i h i t i o n are an n ou n

February

t h e homily

P h i D l ta Theta ri < l e .

17 23 24

February

\\' h o i .

T h e re i . 110 place l i k e ho .111 1.:.

B w<l i n -C olby D l ta l " psi l n ba n g u t'l a t t h e Dt:: \\.itt i n Lewiston . Zeta P i r ·ceplion a n < l hop at Thay1.: r hal l .

T he Deke C la

Colby

2 9 , Hebron 22.

y m n a t i c E x h i b i t ion i

t h i n g.

give a reception .

ba kt:tba l l .

l 907 gt:t

Fre hman rea l i n g , n w

a l l the h 11ors.

tylt: , in Che m i ·a l ha l l .

:en ior E x h i b i t i on a t t h e Bapti t c h u r h . T h e Gy m n a t i c E x h i b i tion m a t ·rial izt More Fre h man n:ad i n cr. The e x a m . an:: here . T he te rm e n d

and

o th

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A n na l .

and is a grand sue e s.