The Portland daily press., 1865-08-03
GRAND OVATION


gss.ak The exercises Of the Graduating Glass at
Old Bowdoin took place yesterday, Aug. 3D.
The weather was propitiorls, and the expected
pre-ence Of Lieutenant General CRANE did.
not tend 10 diminish fhe crowd that usually
attends this annual festival ,s,v
The formation and order of the procession,
under the Marshalsllip of Dr. Jos. McKeen, in
front Of the Ohapel, gand It's progress to the
Church. need not lie described. Thee things
were very much after tie routine pattern. Nor
Aa reea we occupy to speak OF the music BY
the GegTnmia Band Of Boston, further than to
say it was Of a very high ordeE in all respects
maintaining the well-eaned reputation Of this
&c ebrated corps Of musicians.
The following Is the ipriitted order of -ezeg-
sch es in the Glluzch, which had been beaut-
fully deeoratelaorfhe occasions with flags and
ba ting, and was packed to its utmost capaciv
tA ty. The parts were misrepresentation appro-
pirate mlgic:,4s.
EXERCISES or oASDfbarrs ron THE DEGREE OF
ARTS.
Y9T. 80 4. J9lsgh- A yah Locke, Bidaedotd7J
- DiscussDnt Timely t[en.
eegae wilom Modler Adams, Wilton. j
t Literary Dis:a sion. Why? -
s Sfi'S 3 Go 9ep siSf1i form Dn0 81
5ofenlial, Ellsworth Fullerton, Bath ID
M ara Jarvis 4Iillay, Bowdonham.
Dis qisioa Aa e., ny, s,. a 800, s. .e
n y IL
Literary isqqisi0H PGg;sss 4 s, Ar I.n..n
orafion 15o+es3e v3@sre a1oi y
.sa ',Y' ETsg IS fses, Boston, Mass. =
,,.,a,v s H3EsdS SIMMER Dresser Portland
Y4l5I- y Stephen Walter Harmon, West Buxton.
oratioA Permans9ce q L angus e., ,.osn,
Literary Disposition. sS'',- -
.eoA Philosophical Dis Iuisiaon sBacon as aPhioso-
pier.
ol55 Progress, Ss'f R Es 5sS@ %sgsEs r. Lisbon
.5auf ls.s55a Moses Co nslius Tore, Jay.
Da9esn EXERCISES FoR THE DEGREE OF MASTER OF AIRS
oration The Idesl Republic 5iysi d
s -, ~. Eigard Newhlon Packard 81 unswck. =
7Er Sylvester Barnlam4 Newbprypprt Mass.
-s4as Before the Masters parts had been pro
.sli nouncad there was an intermission to await
the greet event Of the day,
aas9h TIE ARRIVAL OF GEN. GRANT, ~ y
Gen. Cant, family and staff, with a few in
m vIsel guests, wers provided with special car,
one Of the splendid monitors,-which was
astaehei to the are sular one-o'clock train from
this city, and arrived at Brunswick in due
coleae. He was met at the cars by an i'm
sa msnae throng of people, and "a large delegation
1 sei Of TIE Alumni Of tile college, unlerthe chief
DIR haship Of Gen I. w. Hyde2of Bath,-to
Whom he was introduced by Gov Washbup,
s M Ind was e5c9rted to the residence of Gen.
J. L. Chamberlain, and from thence to the
church, Where he was received with the yilf4
est eathu5asms and the most rapturous APP
pIau-e. Gen. Grant was escorted to the plat
form, and there introduced to PRECEDENT Woods
By Eisp Geo Evans Of tbs city, and By. him
- iw3s welcomed to the classic hallso Bowdoin
as. 81 Taree tremendous cheers were given GoF Gen.
Cant, tilres for Gen. Howard and three more
for Gen. Chamberlain. This dignitied instita-
ton probably never was more Noisy never
showed more de ciled symptoms of felsSng
into the Zee and easy ways Of our practical
Z cornmshs sense world IT was an occasion Of
jusspsse to the college, and one IN which
every man, woman and child present felt an
inaiaaabe right to participate ssnea
ieloyAae give alistCofthe degrees conferred
atthis Commencement 1t wiz be seen that
@D9wdopD has done herself lgfirnal honor in
81 comforting the hQppy5fy degree Of LII. D. up
on that distinguished saliery and natrsootk me
sAs man upon whom iasl Anerican egas sra,
ixsi the Great military savior II bis CONF
3 try-L Lieutenant GeEara J1.YsaEs S a. ~
<. s +. q The list i as foIleTss
DHldREE or AMIN COURSE
Jo-egh w. Chass ieks E. Pierce. Hc;Ssssss.,as .
Pierce j. N Packard 10 arElle d hbbevs tom,
nj Pease Marcus WRIGHT VIM. IT, Bso,neI
T. ~. sstarbird Albert G. Manson Josen9
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