. Bowdoin Orient . Stackpole, 71; George M. Seiders, 72; A. , F. M. Hatch, F. C. Robinson,73; HenryJohnson, 74; S. M. Carter, F. E. Woodruff, S. ,76; C. G. Burnham, W. A. Robinson, E. B. Newcomb, A. F. Parker, A. H. Sabin, G. , J. A. Morrill, E. H. Kimball, W. H. G. Rowe,W. G. Waitt, Tascus Atwood, C. F. Hawes, C. , 76 ; H. V. Stackpole, 77 ; Barrett Potter,G. C. Purington, 78; W. P. Perkins, W. L. Dane, A. H. Holmes, Frederick Cony, 80; William King, F. B. Merrill, E. E. Briry, 81; M. S. Holway, A. , W. A. Moody, 82; J. E. Dinsmore, S. T. B. Jacks
. Bowdoin Orient . Stackpole, 71; George M. Seiders, 72; A. , F. M. Hatch, F. C. Robinson,73; HenryJohnson, 74; S. M. Carter, F. E. Woodruff, S. ,76; C. G. Burnham, W. A. Robinson, E. B. Newcomb, A. F. Parker, A. H. Sabin, G. , J. A. Morrill, E. H. Kimball, W. H. G. Rowe,W. G. Waitt, Tascus Atwood, C. F. Hawes, C. , 76 ; H. V. Stackpole, 77 ; Barrett Potter,G. C. Purington, 78; W. P. Perkins, W. L. Dane, A. H. Holmes, Frederick Cony, 80; William King, F. B. Merrill, E. E. Briry, 81; M. S. Holway, A. , W. A. Moody, 82; J. E. Dinsmore, S. T. B. Jackson, C. C. Hutchins, H. E. Cole, C. A. Corliss,83; J. A. Waterman, Llewellyn Barton, 84; F. N. 108 BOWDOIN ORIENT. Whittier, E. D. Freeman, F. W. Alexander, EugeneThomas, 85, and many members of the classesgraduated in the last ten years. The Class oVdi had22 members back, and 95 had 20 at their first re-union. The old and young alike, enjoyed the weeksexercises and paid their heartiest respects to theirAlma The alumni game that wasplayed on the delta, Wednesdayafternoon, the 24th, was a close and ex-citing contest. The alumni team con-tained many of the former stars thatonce fought for Bowdoin. The heartsof the undergraduates and alumnipresent were cheered by the sight of the new cham-pionship pennant hung from the flag pole. Dearth,87, officiated as umpire and tilled his position withcredit. Those who played on the alumni team wereas follows: Plaisted,94, pitcher; Chapman,94,catcher; Jones, 93, 1st base; Fairbanks, 93, 2d base ;Hinkley, 94, shortstop; Sykes, 94, 3d base; Will-iamson, 88, right field; Leighton, 85, centre field;Talbot, 87, left field. After much amusement forspectators the alumni team won by a score of 9 to 8in six innings. Burbank, 96, will act as assistant in Physics nextyear. The only thing Bowdoin has tried for and failed to win this year is the President of the United States. During Commencement week Professors Hutehins and Kobinson gave some inter
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