The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1886-07-30
The Graduates.


The Graduates.
The names of the graduates are as follows:
Emily NJ. T. Londall, Old Orchard.
Emiline M; Rogers, Gambridgeport, Mass.
Minnie A. Sawyer, Knightville.
Ellen j. Small, Gray.
Della Spring. Brownfield
Mary e. Stickney and Lillian H. Tarbox,
Sophia Thurrill and Ella 7. Thurrill, Ferry Vii
lage.
Miss E. V. Wardsworth, Hiram.
Mary E. Young and Emeline I. Willard, Ferry
Mrs j. Watson Smith, Philadelphia Pa
Abbie NJ Adell, Lewiston.
Clarence L. Allard, e. Brownfeld.
Jennie Bean, Denmark.
Miss Julia Boultenhouse, Ferry Village.
Charles Burleigh, Portland.
Lizzie f. Bradbury Saco.
York.
Mrs NJ K Centre, Bridgton.
Mrs. Elk Chandler, Augusta.
Mrs. j. N. B. Colby, DenMark.
Mrs.'A. W. Fink and Miss L. A. Fink, Brown
Harriet NJ E. Gardiner, Calais.
Ada Cora Cole, Ferry Village.
Lizzie E. Groudy, Saco.
Rose G. johnson, Gorham.
Adelia A. Merrill, Fairfield
Ellen A. Massmer and Ellen M. Nye, Augusta.
Daisy B. Peabody, Lewiston.
Margaret Pillsbury, Willard
Emma G. Randall, Old Orchard.
The best Judgment of the directors of this
meeting prevailed when they kept such a rich
treat for the close of the rare feast given
have today. and gave as desert the lecture by
the inimitable and pleasing speaker III. c..
Westwood LID, of Providence, r. l., on
"The Model Husband" 1t will be useless to
give but short abstract, for to those who
heard the lecture it will be second hand
and to those who were so unfortunate as to
loose it would or could not half appreciate
the pleasure.
1.-THE husband is a very ancient institution,
dating way back to the earliest period of
earth's written history" The speaker gave
five distinct points which make the model
husband.
1st-He is a good provider, the very name
husband would indicate this. The Italian
provberb says, "Bef1re yonl on; marry, a nave ave
would find. "Thus grief still treads upon
the heels Of pleasure married in haste repent
at leisure"
2nd-The model husband possesses a good
memory.
3rd-fThe model husband is a thoughtful
4th-The model husband is gentleman.
How could he be less if thoughtful and OF
good memory.
Outline mOu6l 0uSDdllu Is u Jtlob Hldu'
We leave this point with the suggestion al
ready made, but which l would emphasize.
Duties, rights and privileges in the marriage
relation are reciprocal Let us now look at
the type of the true home and the model OF
the husband. Jesus the grandeSt character
of all history has spoken of many mansions
of rest of peace, this is home. He himself IS
the type of the model husband. He said,
Therefore shall man leave his father. and
mother and shall cleaye unto his Wlfe. he ne
left his father for his bride, which is the
church, and in the figure employed by him
he has glorifed the marriage relation, thus to
love them one must as nearly as possible
touch his standard of duty and character OF
sentiment and of purity. Doing this one
shall come to be Christly man, and II SO
of manhood, one shall most readily reach
the true idea and attain the exalted character
of the model husband.
At the close of this lecture very profit
able c. L. S. C. Round Table was held
The programme for Friday is as follows:
500 a. m.-Mornng prayers.
$50 a. MD Choir rehearsal; Pref Morse
| (2) Chdren's Half-hour and Primary Teachers
$50 a. m.-Fifth Normal Hour; A. I. Dunn.
| 11.Oo a. m-Lecture: christian Evidences
Made Easy; President E. M. Smith of Maine
| 1.15 p. m.-Lecture: Books and Reading
Prof. A: W. Small, Colby University
drive, passing Jockey Cap Seminary, where
Daniel Webster taught, LoVel1s Pond and the
| old battle-ground; beautiful intervales and mag
7.So p. m.MIecture: 1Recent Explorations il
| Equatorial Africa" with large map made for thu
| lecture; Rev. Z. S. Stackpole, A. M.
$50 p. m.-AlissiOnary prayer meeting.
| Notes.
| A new flag was swung to the breeze iron
| the top of the restaurant this morning.