The Portland daily press., 1884-06-16
BowDoIN COLLEGE, June IA

BowDoN COLLEGE, jane IA,
The seniors finished their recitations today
and will have their final examinations Mon
day and Tuesday, June 10th and 18th.
The boat crew have been rowing twice day
Tor several weeks and are in excellent trim,
Since their race with the Dirigos they feel
confident that they vii make good showing
at Saratoga. They leave for the scene Of the
race Monday next The following are the
statistics of the club:
Names. Ages. Height. Weights
A. F. Sweetser bow, 'S4, .28 51O i6S
f. N. Whittier. I'd, '85......22 6 ITO
A. H. Brown, Sd, S4...,...22 $40 1T
tain, 'S4. $50. ..-........2 20 $40 1853
Brown also intends to row in the single she'll
race.
The following officers of the Y. M. G. A.
were elected Thursday evening: President j.
G. Hall, S5; vice president, A. W. Rodgers,
85; recording secretary, W. HI. Stackpole, 'S6;
treasurer, o. D. Sewell, '87; corresponding
secretary, e. R. Torrey, 49, The Association
has increased its numbers considerably during
the past year and is now in hourlshing con-
dition. Egbert Smyth, D. A., of Andover
is to deliver the annual sermon before the Y.
M. @. A. July 9Th.
The students are enthusiastic for Blaine and
Logan. Even those who call themselves
Democrats cannot forbear to cheer for the
ticket.
The annual senior game of base ball was
played on the delta Friday afternoon, or rather
seven innings were played aud the game I'm
ished Saturday morning. Many OF the men on
both sides never attempted to play ball before,
aud the ease with which they would muff
flies furnished great amount OF amusement
to the spectators The "ITresstibles," under
the lead of Gantafn Savward want frat IN tha
bat and scored two runs. The "Invincibles"
then went to the bat aud by hard hitting and
errors on the part of the "Irresistibles,' Sc
cured five runs. The run-getting was about
equal on both sides until the seventh inning,
which proved aWaterloo for the "lnvincibles,"
the "Irresistibles" securing ten runs.
The game was won by the "Irresistibles" by
a score of 26 to %. W.
Commencement at Bates.
Following is the programme for commence
ment at Bates College.
Wednesday, June Determination of Senior
class.
Thursday, june Examination of the Junior
class.
Friday and Saturday, 20 and FL Examination of
Sophomore and Freshman classes Examining COM
| mittee, A. r. Savage, esq, Prof. Cyrus Jordan,
Prof. G. G. Emery and A. M. Spear, esq.
Saturday, june dissemination of Theological
School. Examining Com mittee, Rev. j. M. Bailey,
Rev. w II. Bowen, Rev. A. Given, Rev. c. A.
1 SUNDAY, June HG-lO.OU a. m, baCCaaur6aLe eX-
ercises at Main street Free Baptist church. Sermon
| by tbs President; $50 p. m, Farewell missionary
services Addresses to Rev. +. d: George, college
| missionary, by W. H. Getchell and L. G. Jordan;
address of MIR. George in reply. Mr.. George is the
first missionary from the college, class of rs, grad
| Mating from the Theological School in 1881. He
sails for Midnapore, India, in September. 745 p.
M, sermon before the Theological School, by Rev.
| Q. R. Bachelor D. D., returned missionary from
| India.
| Monday, June 23d-23o p. m, Sophomore Prize
Debate at Free Baptist church; 7.45 p. En-, Junior
| Exhibition at Free Baptist church.
| Tuesday, June 24th-4 p m., Annual Meeting of
| Alumni TAO p. M, Concert at Music Hall, Mrs.
E. Humphrey Allen, soprano, Schubert Quartet and
the Beethoven Instrumental Club, all of Boston.
| Wednesday, June 25th 8 a. m, Examination for
| admission to College at College Library; a. m.
| Annual meeting of the Trustees at Hat6orn Hall
| 2.3O p. M. Anniversary of the Theological School
at Free Baptist church, LAS p. M. Literary exer-
cises Of the Alumni at Free Baptist church, orator,
A. M; Spear, ESQ., Hallowell; poet Q. E. Sargent,
/ Thursday, June 26th-1O1s a. M, Commence
ment at Free Baptist church; 7.46 p. M, address
before the Literary Societies, Hon. Georgs NJ. Towle
| Boston.
Friday, june 27th-8 p. M, Presidents recep-
| ton to the Graduating Class.
Common cement of the Maine State Col
Iege.
The programme for the thirteenth annual
commencement at the Maine State College in
Orono is as follows, commencing Saturday,
/ June 21st:
Saturday, 7.so p. m.-sophomore prize declama-
| ton.
| Sunday, 7.30 p. m.-Baccalaureate address by
| the President.
Monday, 7.30 p. m.-Juuior exhibition.
| Tuesday, 8 a. m.-Meeting of the trustees. 8 to
| 430 p. m college halls open to visitors. 2.3O to
p m, military exercises and review. 8p M, Pres
| ideut's reception.
/ Wednesday, $50 a. m.-Commencement exer-
cises. 2.s0 p. M. meeting of the alumni. 8 p. m.
/ concert.
! Thursday, $50 a. NIL Examination of candidates
for admission to the college. p. M, classday ex-
| ercises