The Portland daily press., 1886-06-22
BoWpoIN COLLEGE.
The Neurology of the Past Year
Junior Prize Defamation.

BRUNSWICK, June 21.-The following is
the neurology of Bowdoin College Alumni,
the past year:
1909. John lIussey, born at Portland, 10 Oct,
1885, died at Portland, 21 May, 1885,;
1888. Charles Duren, born at Boston, Mass,
2S June, 1851; died at CRANKY W.T. May
1884 John Wheelock Allen b9 born trh At Pitseld
1886 Edward Welch Bailey, born at Wiscassct,
10 July, 1916; died at Wiscasset, July,
1882 William Griswold Barrows born at Bridg-
ton, 12 JAN, 1921; died at Brunswick, 8
1872 William Edward Phillips, born at New
ham, N. Y, 26 Nov, 1885.
1S43. Nathaniel Hatch, born at Gorham, Sept,
1876 died at Bradford, Mass, % April,
Jan, 1916; died at Auburn, II Aug, 1855.
1S4S Richard Henry Tibbetts, born 2 Aug,
1927 died at San Francisco, oct 1855.
port. Mass, % June, 1881; died at Alfred,
1873 William Green Fassett, born at Bath, 20
Sept, 1850; died at Denver col' 2S JAM
1878. Philip Lee Paine, born at Portland
Feb, 1857; died at Hepper, Oregon 10 Feb,
NOT BEFORE REPORTED.
1888. Ammi Larrabee Parker. born at Greene,
May, 1913; died at Auburn, Sept, 1883.
MEDICAL GRADUATES.
1929. Joseph Haven Smith, born at Rochester,
N. H., II Nov, 1905; died at Lowell, Mass,
1880. Calvin McQuesten, born at Bedford, n H.,
1901; died at Hamilton, Canada ~ oct'
1882. Asher Ellis, born at Topsham' shan os9 June
1877. George Melville Lee, born 1851 died at
Portland, Nov, 1885.
NOT BEFORE REPORTED.
1s41 James North, born at Clinton, 25 July,
1913; died at Hammonton Nd, JAM,
The Junior prize defamation took place
this evening, according to the following pro-
gramme:
Wendell Phillips. .................;.. Curtis
Z. c. Plummer. Yarmouth.
H. B. Austin, Pennington.
Death-bed of Benedict Arnold. ........... leopard
NJ ii. Boutelle, Bangor.
Music.
The Ballad of Lady Lena na.................M Moore
Z. B. Burpee, Rockland
Justification of New England. .CuSnlng
F. D. Dearth, Sangerville 49,,
Irish Aliens and English Victories. .........S Shiel
c. B. Burlegh, Augusta.
Music.
Daniel O'Connell. Phillips
''' j. V. Lane, Chichester, N. H.
'Oa'-ii'' M. l. Kimbali, Norway.
The Lay of the Madman.
c. G. Choate, Salem, Mass.
The American Flag. Beecher
L. B. Varney, Litchfeld.
'arneiu GsPs 6 F. Mouton iS Sng Cumberland
''ii' : ''''' F. Pushor, Pittsneld
Music.
This evening at the Junior prize declama-
ton John V. Lane was awardedsthe first
prize, and NJ. H. Boutelle second. Grimmtr's
music was well received.
At o'clock tomorrow morning the college
crew row here against the Dirigos of Port
land, who arrived here this noon. The course
is mile and half straight away.
Tomorrow is class day. The class day
Grafton and poem will be delivered in Memo
rial Hall at 10 O'Clock in the morning. and
the exercises under the old Thorndike oak
will occur at 3 o'clock in the afternoon. A
promenade concert and ball will be given on
the college green in the evening.
The panel for the chapel given by Henry
]. Furber of Chicago arrived on Saturday.
The work was done by Mr.. f. P. Vinton OF
Boston, and it was sent down here and glued
on the wall The subject is Adam and Eve
just after the fall. Mr.. Vinton's work needs
no comment to those who know him. Both
figures are larger than life size. Adams
head is bent forward, and Eve is leaning
with her head ON his shoulder Both figures
are finely worked, and the painting far ex-
ceeds anything else in the chapel.
The medical students of the first year took
Professor Robinson, the lecturer in chem
istry, quite by surprise on Saturday evening,
and gave him very handsome gold-headed
cane j. W. Achorn, a graduate of 49, made
the presentation speech.