The Portland daily press., 1889-06-27
DOCTORS FROM BoWDoiN.
Graduation of the Medical School,
Other Exercises of the Day.

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BRUNSWICK, June 26.-The graduating ex-
ercises of the Maine Medical School occurred
at a. m. today.
After prayer the address of the day was
delivered ty James McKeen, Esq. 1t was
polished and intelligent. yet practical in ma
ture and was we'll received. The parting
| address to the graduating class was made
by ii. M. Moulton. The first four in the
class were announced to be A. j. Taylor,
Caribou; F. w. Searle. Portland; G. B. Syl-
vester, Casco; A. F. Hunt. Deering. Diplo-
mas were then presented by President
Hyde.
The trustees and oyerseers of the college
appointed the following visiting committee
Joseph Titcomb, VIM. P. Frye. Henry New
begin, E. b. Palmer, Josiah L. Crosby, John
b Redman, John K. Matzke.
1t was voted that the gymnasium be
named Sargent gymnasium In honor OF DR..
Dudley A. Sargent, rs, whose generous Of
fer of apparatus gave the first impulse to the
effort to secure building, and whose in
terest and advice have added to its efficien-
cy.
Albert w. Tolman, 'SS. of Portland, was
appointed tutor in Greek and rhetoric.
1t was voted that such alterations be made
in the north wing of the chapel as will fit it
for additional library room. 1t was estimat-
ed that additional room for $1,000 volumes is
needed. 1t was voted'that the thanks Of the
college be extended to Gen. Thomas Hub
bard, 57, for memorial tablets erected by
him in Memorial Hall. An appropriation
was made for the maintenance of chapel
choir. Appropriations were made for the
library and the various departments: Hon.
L. A. Emery, '6i, was chosen professor in
medical jurisprudence in the Medical School,
The board of trustees and overseers re-
elected Prof. Ernest M. Pease to the Wink
ley professorship of Latin. Thomas II. Hub
bard, 81, of New York, was chosen trus-
tee. A vote of thanks was extended to Prof
Geo. I. Little, II, in appreciation of his la
bors in preparing the general catalogue.
Messrs. Joseph Titc0mb and John S. Sew
all, of the board OF trustees, and Chas. F.
of oyerseers were appointed a committee to
consider the pr0prety of giving the medical
instructions of the college in Portland in
stead of Brunswick, and If it seems desira-
BILE, then to make such change; also to ascer-
tain whether suitable size can be obtained
and whether suitable and sufficient build
ings, apparatus and equipment can be pro-
vlded without expense TO the college, all with
view to the permanent giving Of such in
struction hereafter in Portland and report at
the next meeting of the boards with such
definite plans and propositions for carrying
into effect the proposed change as it may be
practical for them to obtain.
At the meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa in
AuduiS aatl, at Ill a. H., tne 10llOWlng were
elected:
Presdent-Rev. L. G. Cummings
Vice Presdent-D. G. Linscott.
Secretary and Treasurer-Prof. F. G. Robinson.
Literary COMMUNICATION. j. w. SymOndS, Prof
ID. L. Chapman, NJ. c. Fernald, Rev. Newman
Smyth, Frank A. Hill.
Committee 10 attend general meeting in Sep
tember next at Saratoga-Augustus +. libby, j.
G. Robinson, Barrett Potter.
The. following honorary members were
elected:
Hon. w. w. Rice, Hon. George r. Talbot,
Professor j. Y. Stanton.
The following were elected members from
the class of 1889:
Lincoln j. Bodge Wallace S. Eden,
William K. Wallace, William M. Emery,
John r.. Clark, Charles r. Hersey
Earle A. Merrill, Albert Z, Neal
Fred c. Russell, Edward II. Steans,
Sidney g. Stadey George T. Files,
Oliver P. Watts, Daniel K. Owen.
The Grafton before the Phi Beta Kappa
Fraternity, at 8 o'clock this afternoon, in
Memorial Hall, on "Public Dangers" by
Hon. George Foster Talbot of Portland, was
very able. Mr. Talbot is profound thinker
and pleasing speaker, and large audience
received him with great applause. The
orator singled out for elaborate and exhaus-
tive consideration not the most obvious nor
the greatest of our public dangers, but those
least generally foreboded, least often warned
against
This evening occurred the commencement
concert in the town hall and afterwards va
rious society reunions.