The Portland daily press., 1891-06-26
THE COMMENCEMENT.
How the Class of 'ol Graduated
from RoWdoin.


from Rowdoin.
BRUNSWICK, June 25.-Commencemen at
Bowdoin College was held this morning in
the First Congregational church. Governor
Burleigh and staff were in attendance. The
following is the programme of the exercises :
Talleyrand with Latin Salutatory-H East
man Cults Portland.
Church Reform-JOhn Roberts Herne, Jr., Ber-
lin, New Hampshire.
Hamilton aud Jefferson-Henry Smith Chap
man, Brunswick.
The Basis Of American City Government-Jon.
athan Prince Cilley, Jr., Rockland.
:, The Martyrdom of Socrates-Harry DeForest
Smith, Gardiner.
The Modern Tendency of RelIgon-Algernon
Sidney Dyer, Bar Mills.
The American Patent system-Fred o. Fish,
Brunswick.
The Foreign Element in New England Henry
Nelson, Alma.
The Political Function OF the Educated Man
Thomas Rich Creswell, Pennington Falls
A Step Beyond Northumberland Henry
Newbegin, Defiance, Ohio
Master of Arts In course was conferred on
Thomas H. Aver, Ernest S. Bartlett,
w. III. Bradford, George p. Brow,
Horatio s. Gard, Dennis M. Cole,
James l.. D0Olittle, Alvin @. Dresser
Richard w. Cooling, William 7. Hall,
George A. ingalls,, George III. Larrabee.
John A. Maxwell, Albert w. Meserve,
Marsena T. Smithwlck, Albert w. TolmaD
William w. Woodman.
Out of course:
John w Nichols, s1, AerSer ti L. Hien. 1913.
Franklin r. Knight, 'S4, Howard 2. Lunt, $50,
Austin Corey, Elliot b. TORY
l.eander b. Varney, Charles H. Verril
EDWARD d. Burpee, Edward @. Plummer, '57.
The honorary degree of doctor of science
was conferred on Sumner Increase Kimball.
The Goodwin commencement prize was
awarded to Algernon Sydney Dyer.
The annual meeting of the Bowduin col
lege alumni was held this morning. The fol
lowing officers were elected:
President-James McKeen, '64
Vice President s. b. Carter, '66.
Secretary and Treasurer-Geo. 7. Little, TT.
Executive Committee---A. Mitchell, '59; A. T.
Parker, '76; w. ii. Moulton, IA.
j. G. Stevens, ZIG, was nominatee for va.
cancy on the board of Overseers, subject to
confirmation.
The following are the honorary appoint
ments of the class Of 1891:
Salutatory-Henry E. Cults, Portland.
EHglish Orations-Jonathan p. Cilley, Rockland
non E. Dyer, Bar Mills; Fred 3. Fish, Brunswick
CHARLES H Hastings. Bethel; John II. Horne, Jr.,
Berlin n H.. Everett G. Lsring yarmouth
H nenTy Nes9n ANA Harry D. Smith, Gardiner;
Philosophical Dispositions = Henry s. Chap
ss%e r. Fred " Maso
81. Newbegin, Defiance. Ohio; Parker g. Newbe-
gin, Defiance, Ohio; Charles E. Ridley, North
Conway, N. 81.
Literary Disquisitions-Arthur I. Brown, Pea
body, Mass; Lewis A. Burlegh, Augusta; Fred
Drew, Alfred; Edward N. Godlng Aifred Owen
4. Hardy. West Pennington; Ivory G. Jordan
Auburn; Charles s. f. Lincoln Brunswick; VII.
bert q. Mallett, Topsham; Alexander p. McDon-
aid, Bath; Fred Z. Parker, Deering; Gould A
Porter. lStrong; Bertrand ID. Ridlon Portland
Fred j. SimonI0n, Jr, Rockland.
observation-disclosures 8. Burr, Bangor: John
M. Hastings. Bangor; Henry G. jackson. Wiscas-
set; Henry ". Jarvis, Auburn; John F. Kelley
Mcdonald. Bath; Eden P. Munsey, Wiscasset
Albert X. Newman, East Wilton; Henry II. Noyes
South Freeport; George II. Packard, Boston,
Mass; Otto G. Scales, Wilton; Thomas III. lib
belts, Woolwich Frank M. Turkey. Newcastle
DiscusslonS-Dennis M, Bangs WaterVille; EN-.
erson Hilton, Damariscotta; Weston M. Hilton,
DamariScOtta.
Honors in Latin-Algernon S. Dyer Ralph r.
Hunt, Harry d. Smith,
Honors in Frencn-Algernon S. Dyer, Everett
G. Loring Charles S. Wright.
The list above is also the full list of the
graduates.
The presidents reception was held in
Memorial hall tonight and was fully attend
ed; The class of '88 holds its triennial re-
union here tonight. Nineteen are present.