The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-06-24
Final Examinations at Colby.
Maine Men at Harvard.

Portland is as usual well represented at
Harvard University this year, there being
twelve students in the different departments.
There are no less than forty-two students in
the university from the State Of Maine. The
names of all these as taken from the annual
catalogue are given here. Wherever the
places Of residence is not given the student
is from Portland:
The Divinity School, class of 'SS, Ernest
Charles Smith, Augusta.
The Law School, special student, Edward
Kent, Bangor.
The Scientific School, Grant Murray Nc
The Medical School 's7, Ernest Sanford
Jack, 'S6, Chauncy Rea Bass Yale SI,
Charles Dole Edwards, A. b., COLBY L.
Ceneth, Robert Holmes Greene A. b. (BoW-
doin) Brunswick, Walter Everand Paul, A.
b., Auburn; William Moor PIulsifer, A. u.
Waterville; Arthur Everett Austin, A. b.,
(Bowdoin) Readfield; Frederick Story Bunk
er, A. B., Cambridge; Gilbert Norris Jouet,
A. B., Bangor; Geo. Wesley III. Libby, A. b.
COLBY No. Gorham; Allen Howard Cham
beriain, A. b., Foxcroft; Albert Church
Lippincott, Columbia; Rufus Moulton, A.
B. Colby Springvale.
The Dental School, Henry Michael Cliff
ford, Lewiston; Henry Lansiston Upton,
iston; Frederick Payne Graves, Saco.
The School of Veterinary Medicine, Har-
rison Whitney, A. B., Dartmouth Harrison.
In the college proper there are:
Seniors, class of 'S6, LIE Roy Lincoln
Wight, Richard King Longfellow, Henry
Ernest Oxnard, Gustave Adolph Pudor,
Sumner Dow Richardson, George Pepperell
Frost, Hobson, Wiscasset; Frank Anthony
Luques, Biddeford.
Juniors, John Lincoln Ames, Jefferson !;
Timothy Craig, Island Falls; Edward Fox
Fessenden, Harry Ernest Peabody, Prince
Sophomores, Harrington HashsiR Whipnla
Freshmen, Clarence Albert Hight, Elmer
Lindberg Wengren, Samuel Cony Manley,
Augusta; Herber Leslie Russell, Norway !;
Lasell Ellison Partridge, Orland.
Special Students, Thomas Bartholomew
Hurley Biddeford.
Resident Graduate, Roland Thaxter, Kit
terry.
Summer Course in Chemistry, Benjamin
G. w. Cushman, A. B., Bates Auburn.
OF the students Richardson received the
second Bowdoin prize of $50 for his disseta-
ton on the rights and duties of a Bio
grapher. Pudor has been quite an athlete
and has won several cups for rope climbing
and swinging in the rings, but is now dis
abled by singular accident Hight a.. IL
has been president of the 'Signet' a literary
society, and he and Richardson have been
editors of the Lampoon. Hobson has been
president of the Harvard Union debating
society, and is good scholar. Oxnard is a
good scholar and stands high especially as a
student in Philosophy. Longfellow is a
worthy member of the Alpha Delta Phi.
Peabody of Princeton is president of the.
Christian Bretheren Society.
Glass day which occurs on Friday next the
25th is expected to be an unusually brilliant
affair." The Seniors will unite in ..sSRgeadsS
either with the societies to which they belong
or personally in their rooms. Mr.. Richard
King Longfellow, son of Alexander w.
Longfellow, Esq, will have his spread"
under the canvass, on the grounds surround
ing the historic Washington-Longfe
mansion. Mr. 0xnard will have private
spread at Thayer 20 and o.
Only six parts are to be delivered on com
mencement day, the 30th, and those will be
given by students representing the principal
departments of the University.
The Phi Beta Kappa Grafton will be given
on Thursday, July l, by President Daniel
Colt Gilman of John S. Hopkins University,
Baltimore
The 250th anniversary of the founding of
Harvard Collage is to be celebrated with
considerable eclat on Nov. 9TH, 9th, 18th and
Sth next the college having been founded in
November, 1886.