. Bates étudiant. ONTEST Perley W. Lane et Miss Agnes BryantWinners dans les divisions respectives le concours local de l'Association intercollégiale d'interdiction s'est tenu jeudi soir dernier à HathornHall. Une caractéristique inhabituelle a été la combination des divisions de l'ami hommes le même soir. MissAgnes Bryant, 1(5), de Chester, Vt., a reçu le prix de la division des femmes. Le premier prix pour les hommes à Perley W. Lane, 17 ans, de Milford, Massachusetts, et le deuxième prix pour le mento Don Stimpson de Patten. Duringla conférence des juges, E. J.Oolvin, président du National Inter-collégial P

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. Bates Student. ONTEST Perley W. Lane and Miss Agnes BryantWinners in Respective Divisions The local contest of the Inter-col-legiate Prohibition Association washeld last Thursday evening in HathornHall. An unusual feature was the com-bination of the mens ami womensdivisions on the same evening. MissAgnes Bryant, 1(5, of Chester, Vt.. wasawarded the prize for the womensdivision. The first prize for men wentto Perley W. Lane, 17, of Milford, Mass., and the second prize for mento Don Stimpson of Patten. Duringthe conference of the judges, E. J.Oolvin, president of the National Inter-collegiate Prohibition Association, ad-dressed the audience. He compliment-ed the speakers of the evening, andoutlined the plans and purposes of theassociation. BATES BOYS vcoeJr GOOD CLOTHES FROM GRANT & CO. 54 LISBON STREET Copley Square Hotel Huntington Avenue, Exeter and Blagden Streets BOSTON, MASS. Headquarters for college and school athletic teamswhen in Boston. 3o0 Rooms. 200 Private Baths JOHN HOWARD LACY, Prop.. BATES MEN AND WOMEN You can get the Best Shoes at the Lowest Prices at the Bates Street Cut PriceShoe Store Opposite Bates Street Shirt Factory We do the Best Shoe Repairing in theCity at the Lowest Prices20 to 25r;c Saved ALUMNI NOTES ls.xl —Hon. C. S. Cook of Portland, who has been quite ill, is improved inhealth. 188(5—Dr. W, V. Whitmorc is presi-dent of the Board of Education ofTucson, Arizona, lie recently present-ed the diplomas to the class graduatingfrom Tuscon High School. 1889—Rev. II. I!. Hyde has given Uphis work as a minister for the present, to regain his health by farming. Bewill live in Lewiston witli his family. ]S!>7—The many friends of Mrs. NellyHoughton Dunn are saddened by herdeath. HMO—Gladys M. Greenleaf is to bemarried in June to Alfred M. Sweet, Professor of History in Ilobart College, Genevaf N. V. Mr. Sweet is a grad.uate of Bowdoin College. He is theson of Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Sweet, missionaries in the service of the Epis-copal Church a

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