The Portland daily press., 1889-06-06
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE.
Programme Of the EIghty-fourth
Commencement at BowdoIn.

BRUNSWICK, June 5.-The following is the
programme Of the S4th commencement of
BowdoiD College, June 1920:
SUNDAY.
4oop. m.-Baccalaureate sermon by the Presi-
MONDAY.
s.oop. m-Junior prize defamation.
TUESDAY.
900 q. m.-Oratlon and poem In Memorial Hall
800 y. m.-ExereiseS under Thorndlke Oak.
900 a. m.-Annual meeting Of the the Maine
Historical Society In Cleveland Lecture Room,
Massachusetts Hall.
Promenade coucert In the evening.
WEDNESDAY.
900 a. m.-Graduating exercises Of the Medical
School OF Maine In Memorial Hall address by
James Mckeen, Esq, OF New York City.
100 LOO =; m;.Meetng 1f the Phi Beta Kappa
800 D. m.-Oratlon before the Phi Beta Kappa
Fraternity in Memorial Hall, by Hon. Geo. Foster
500 p. m.-Vocal and instrumental concert in
Class.
THURSDAY.
300 a; m;-Annual meeting Of the Alumni In
Adams Hall.
1880 a. m..Commencement exercises followed
Alumni are requested TO register their names
and procure tickets for commencement dinner be-
ing, at the Cleveland lecture room.
800 2; m.-Reception by the President In Me-
mortal Hall.
FRIDAY.
$50 a. m.-E Examination Of candidates for ad-
mission to college at Cleveland lecture room.
SATURDAY.
$50 a. INFLAMMATION for admission con-
tinued.
castlne Normal School.
CAsTINE, June 5.-The Castine Normal
School examination was held today. The at
tendance was slim and the weather unfayor-
able. The trustees present were Messrs. Phil
brook, Morrill,, Hinckley, Lowell Luce. The
school appears finely. Mr.. Richardson, the
principal, is meeting with success in his try
ing position, bringing to aconclusion the late
Mr.. Woodbury's labors.
The exercises Of the graduating class to-
night consisted of the following:
Salutatory Earnest w. Woodbury., Castine
Essay. A. McCarty, Woolwich.
History .Perdta =. Chapman, Orrington.
Poem. Margaret J: Cushman, Castlne.
Vaiedctory " Frank L. Blanchard, DamariscOtta
The parts were above the average, and re-
fleet credit on the school. The trustees re-
elected the principal, A. +. Richardson, and
the other teachers, at the same salaries.
Prepared for the Ministry.
BANGOR, June 5.-The graduating exer-
cises at the Theological Seminary today were
interesting and attracted large attendance.
AT noon there was meeting Of the alumni.
followed by the alumni dinner at the library.
The graduating exercises Of the senior class
occurred at the Hammond street church IN
the evening. Addresses were delivered by
Charles Frederick Burroughs, Worcester,
Mass. Daniel Evans, Minis0ka, Pa. Robert
Lester Sheatf, Skowhegan; James Scollay
Williamson, Sherborn, Mass. The gradual
ing class numbers IL. Music was furnished
by the Apollo Quartette.
The trustees held meeting at 2.30 p. m.
yesterday. The officers Of last year were re-
elected, and were all present except Rev. Dr.
Fiske and Rev. 5. III. Hayes. The following
are the officers reelected:
President Professor H. L. Chapman, Bruins
wick.
Vice President-J. s. Wheelwright
Secretary-J. L. Crosby.
Treasurer and General Agents. ID. Inurst0n.
AudtOr-John II. Colby.
Other Trustees-Rev. A. x. Ives, Castine; Kew.
B. TappaD, Norridgewock; Rev 5. IL. Hayes, ,Bos-
ton; Rev. 5. p. Fay. Boston; Rev. j. A. Fiske,
Bath. /. NJ Bragg, Rev. J. <. Adams, b. b.
Thatcher, Bangor; Rev. @. G. MeCully, Calais; u.
u. Moses Bath.