Daily Kennebec journal., 1877-07-02
PRAYER.
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MUSIC.
Gustavus Louis Weeks, Sidney.
q The Masterpiece,
Francis Fremont VIII litter, Pennington
3. The Hill OF Science,
CHARLES Edwin Meservey, Appleton.
4. The Death of Custer,
Fred Rice Lowell, So. Thomaston.
D. Reconciliation, Fremont Wood, Winthrop.
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6. The Declaration of Independence,
Erastus Clarence Ryder, Winthrop.
I. Monuments.
Edward Mortimer Collins, Georgetown, Col.
8. Oliver Goldsmith,
-Nathaniel Showers French, Stockton
3. Success, Samuel hodgdon Whne, Houton.
10. Tue Mountain and the Meadow,
Jennie Merrilees Smith, WaterviAe.
ii. Influence OF Literature,
Myra Ann Allen, West waterville.
l2. Public Opinion,
William Cox Curtis, Frankfort.
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Is. Wealth, Moses Everett Stacy, Wate ryille.
IA. Progress, William Henry Wilson, Augusta.
l5. Travels, Erred Craig Mortimer, WstcTville.
10. The Superiority OF Nature to Art,
Clarence Lsyerne Judkins. Monmouth.
l6. Unknown Heroes.
Charles Branch Wilson, Waterv lille.
Is. Hoping and Despairing.
Flank King sbery Shaw, Waterville.
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10. Public Influence.
David Judson Bailey, Lincoln.
20. Russ 10, Past and Present,
Asher Hinds Barton, Benton.
Sophia May Hanson. Waterville
%. Chivary, Frank Dearborn Bu Hard, Lincoln.
rs. The Importance OF the Law Of Habit in Self
Culture.
Benjamin Robertson Wills, Jersey City, N. J.
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"A. Criticism, Josiah Russell Melcher, wa,erville.
20. Motives OF Action.
Fred Myron Prcble, Chesterv lille
26. Triumphs OF Fidelity,
Wilbert Henry Monroe, Rutland, VI.
u. What shal the Harvest be
Kate Enges Norcross, Somerville, Mass.
Is. A Name, John Charles Ryder, Winthrop.
Excused.
At p. NJ, the ladies in the coeg late course
delivered their graduating articles. This class
gave very pleasant impression upon both The
eye and the mind. The Baptist church was en-
tirely filled, even the standing room.
PRAYER.
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/. The Charcoal and the Diamond.
Dora Louise Brown, Brooklyn, n. Y.
2. The Hidden Palace.
Barrie Ella Newell, Waterville.
Helen Florence Robinson, Waterville.
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4. The Beautiful Reveals the Infinite.
Mary Octavia Ramsell, Wsterville.
5. Patience.
Ella Elizabeth Hodsdon, Wate rville.
6. The Wonders OF Creation.
Julia Rowell, Fairfield.
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Z. The Casket and its Jewel.
Minnie Haynes, Waterville.
8. The Angel in the Stone.
AuQie Leila Foster Waterville
8. Harmony in Progress.
(Valedictory Addresses,)
Harriet Martineau Chick, East Corinth.
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CoNFERRING OF DIPLOMAS.
ODE-(oy Matte F. Rice, Glass Of '73.)
Address to Graduating Glasses,
by Rev. A. L. Lane.
AWARD OF PRIzRs.
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Tho first prize for defamation of the middle
class was awarded TO l.. Herbert Owen of Greene
second TO Eben G. Slower of Boston, Mass; hon.
orsble mention was made Of Geo +. Garland of
Watervie. The first prize to the ladies for es-
says was awarded to Alice A. Norcross, Charles
ton second 10 Laura j. Lewis, Pittston. There
is first and second prize awarded TO graduates
of the college preparatory course, depending
equally upon scholarship, department and attend
ance. The first prize was awarded TO Miss Kate
E. Norcross. Somerville, Mass, second to Miss
Jennie NJ. Smith of Wsterville.
Friday evening the Commencement Concert
was given by Billiards. Orchestra, assisted by
Miss Dora II. Wiley of Boston. The entire pro-
gramme was admirably performed; but the sing.
ing by Miss Wiley, the violin solo by Prof. Bal
lard, and the flute solo by H. II. Acterian were
enthusiastically received and encored.