. The New Hampshire College Monthly. ood floor hasbeen laid, and the tables have beenrecovered. As the officers of the club havenever failed in anything they haveattempted, the club promises to bevery successful this year. :W hM lm4 >y§t<Bm The trustees of the college havemade a five-year contract with theRockingham Light & Power Companyof Portsmouth to furnish electricity forthe lighting and heating of the col-lege buildings. The use of the col-leges own plant will be discontinuedas far as lighting purposes are con-cerned and the plant will be made apart of the equipment of the electri-
. The New Hampshire College Monthly. ood floor hasbeen laid, and the tables have beenrecovered. As the officers of the club havenever failed in anything they haveattempted, the club promises to bevery successful this year. :W hM lm4 >y§t<Bm The trustees of the college havemade a five-year contract with theRockingham Light & Power Companyof Portsmouth to furnish electricity forthe lighting and heating of the col-lege buildings. The use of the col-leges own plant will be discontinuedas far as lighting purposes are con-cerned and the plant will be made apart of the equipment of the electri-cal engineering course. A high-power wire of the Ports- mouth electrical company is beingtapped about two miles from Dur-ham. In two or three weeks thecollege will be receiving from Ports-mouth its electricity, which will takethe place of that which is now beinggenerated by the college plant. Oneadvantage of this arrangement overthe present one, is that the collegeand the town will receive practicallya twenty-four hour Although it is still very early inthe season, and football practice isbarely begun, the indications are thatwe are to have one of the most suc-cessful teams in the history of thecollege. The squad now containsabout forty men and is a well-bal-anced, stocky crowd. Of old varsitymen there remain Read, 10, H. , 10, 2-yr., E. D. Sanborn,last years captain, Pettengill, Londand Morgan of 12. With these as anucleus it seems fair to believe that awinning team can be turned presence on the squad of Stew-art, 13, center on last years strongKents Hill eleven, a 190-poundyoungster, is particularly welcome,for he seems fast and to know thegame. The list of candidates is asfollows: E. D. Sanborn, Read,Swan, Wright, 10 ; Proud, Morrill,C. Robinson, 11 ; Waldron, McPhe-ters, Pettengill, Watson, Perkins,Crosby, J. Robinson, Merrill, Loud,Davison, Morgan, 12 ; Stewart, , Jones, Gale, PI. Robinson, Twomey, Kelley, Willard, Andrews,Krook, Whitake
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