Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1883-07-16
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AZ ihur'day's meeting Of the Board. h.
Commifses on Finance and the ex.m;,;,.
COMMITTEES were elected and add;,;on., -:
ness 70 that reported was tr.nsacted :, fol.
lows: LUZ
Finance Committee: Me.s,. p.u
Chandler, Jackson and Fessenden '''
examining Committee: No..
| Adams MASON and
was voted by the boards to CHANGE IN.
,.,, In relation to advance payment of term,
Oils 30 that it should read ssPreyiou. 20 ~.
annuai examination the Treasurer shall go
70 the Faculty list of all delinoueut. .nd
no person on such list shall be admitted 10 !.
nigner degree or allowed to attend rec;,a-
tions until such bills are paid"
voted, That the Faculty in conjunction
."n tne committee on instruction be suthor-
ICY 20 appoint one or more tutors in History
s"o nhet"ric and Mathematics for the com.
ing year. ~o'
1926 vas voted as appropriation for TX
penses for the coming year
The foil wing salaries of professor. and
omcers were voted: Trea-urer. sI-oo. g.
penter. $500: Prof Packard. sl7OO: Prof
Carmiehaei. $500; Prof. Avery .sIsOO: Prof
smith, $500; Prof. Robinson, $500. pr.f
Little, $1,000; Assistant Prof Atwood. $1,000
ana Assistant Librarian, 500 The salary
OF 5000 was voted the Stnne professor. The
PRESIDENTS salary will be raised by the min.
ing OF the duties OF Stone professor To his
once. 1t will be not less IN IN $1,000 nroh-
ably. f''"
Fifty dollars were appropriated for curtains
for Cleaveland cabinet.
Messrs. Gilmore and Bradbury and DR..
Todd were added to the Faculty of the Medi.
cal College.
The SOPHOMORE LATIN PRIZE,
was awarded to Boyd Bartlett, the successful
competitor for the $500 Smyth mathematical
prize recently awarded, and also for the
sophomore prize in defamation.
The c. MMENcEMENT DINNER
vas held in Memorial Hall. President
Chamberlain presided, with Chief Justice
Appleton upon his left and Gov ROBBIE upon
his right. Three hundred alumni sat at the
tables. The menu was elaborate and finely
served. The alumni lighted cigars at close
OF dinner and the president, arising, announced
that, seeing the smoke curling up around the
tables, he thought it must be time to begin
the speech making.
Speeches were made by Gov. Robbie, Chic f
Justice Appleton, Rev. Samuel II. Davis, late
NreslueHt OF Tue BOARD OF Overseers, Hon. w.
W. Thomas, Jr., Minister-elect to Sweden,
Rev. DR.. Pike ofthe class of '33, Mr. MouIton,
-, + W. Bartlett, so. Hon. Dexter A. Hawk
ms, 40, and Rev. C.. +. Allen, ID. ID.
Many delicate compliments to Prof Pack.
ard and President Chamberlain were conveyed
in the speeches. Dexter A. Hawkins, of
New York city, especially, paid glowing
trib ute tOthe retiring President Chambe rlain.
Gov. Robes speech was one of tribute to the
College in relation to the State.
Said President Chamberlain "The College
is older than the State. 1t is part of the
Constitution of the State. The State owes it
allegiance as to MOTHER
Chief Justice Appleton's remarks were
brief. He introduced Rev. Samuel Davis
who spoke at length.
Hon w. w. Thomas maintained in his
speech the power of Greek and Latin as edu-
Gators. Educate young men in the classics"
was his advice. The speeches closed at P.
NJ.
President Chamberlain held reception at
3 Z. NJ, Residence.