The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-14
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %.

SclOOl OF Maine IN memorial Hall at 8 a., m.
The annual address will be delivered by Hon.
Orville D. Baker, A. NJ, of Augusta.
The annual meeting of the Phi Beta Kappa
fraternity 5 in Adams Hall at Il a: m.
The annual meeting of the Maine Historical
Society in Cleaveland Lecture Room at $50,
a. m.
characterize Rev. DR.. Geo. B. Cheever, class of
1925, at pm.
THURSDAY JUNE 90.
The annual meeting of the Alumni in Adams
Hall at a. m. As
The Commencement exercises in the Congre-
mencement dinner in the Gymnasium.
The Reception by the President and Mrs.
Hyde In Memorial Hall from to 10 p. m.
FRIDAY, JUNE "a.
The examination Of candidates for admission
to the college at Cleaveland Lecture Room
Massachusetts Hail. at $50 a. M
Bates College.
Commencement speakers have been ap-
pointed as follows:
Valedictory-R A. Small.
Salutatory-Annie Y. Stevens
Ancient language First honor, G. G. Ferguson
second, o. A. futile.
second, Josephine F. King.
Chemistry and biology-First honor, FL. E.
Walter; second, A. F. Gilmore.
Howard; second, L. NJ. sanborn, " "
Psychology and Iogic-First honor Scott Will
son; second, A. P. Davis.
Rhetoric and English literature-First honor
e.. =. Osgood; second, Vann E. Meserve.
Mathematical honor, G. N. Blanchard.
The following from the junior class
will take part in the original declama-
tons: Monday evening, June u, I'll. B.
Adams, Miss A. G.. Bailey. Miss G. G.
Callahan, g. NJ. Chase, Miss G.. P. Conant
Miss M. J. Hodgdon, Miss G. B. Little,
J. B. McHadden, E. L. Pennell, w. F.
Sims, j. Sturgis, C. Ell. Swan.
Hoffman has been elected captain of
the ball team in place of Emery re-
signed. N. E. Young, secretary of the
National League has sustained the de-
cission of Umpire Kelly in the last Bates
Bowdoin game, which assures the pen
nant to Bates.
The following is the programme of
Commencement at this college:
June 24-25-Examinati of Cobb Divinity
school, Friday and Saturday.
1890 a. NJ sermon by the president, Sermon
before the Cobb Divinity school, 40 p. m. SER
mon by Rev. D. W. G. Dmgin D. D.. Newmarket,
june ~, Monday-2.So. p. M. Sophomore
Prize Debate, 7.45 p. M, Junior Exhibition.
June 28,-Annual meeting of the Alumni,
Tuesday p. m. Class day exercises, $50 p. m.
oncert, Music Hall, 7.45 pm.
June &c. Wednesdays. a. M, Examination
for admission to College. Annual meeting of
| yersary of the Divinity School, 23o p m. Lit
eTary Exercises Of the Alumni orator, Rev. F.
=; limerick q '76. Birmingham. Mass; poet,
Miss S. E. Blckford, missionary elect to Akola,
June 80, Thursday Commencement. 1000
a. m. Address before the Literary Societies by
July l. Friday-President's reception of the
graduating class, 500 m
Colby University.
June 2e, sunday-1o. 80 a. M, Baccalaureate
sermon by President at the Baptist church; 7.45
| p m annual dermon before the Boardman Mis-
| slonary Society and the Young Mems Christian
Association, by Rev. F. w. Brakeman, D. D., of
| Chelsea, Mass.
June 81, Monday-23O p. M, Presentation
Day exercises OF theJunior class on the campus;
7. As p. M, Junior exhibition at the church; 7.30
| p; M, meeting of the Board Of Trustees at
| Champlin Hall.
| June g. Tuesday-1o.40 a. m, Class-day exer-
cises at the church, and at p. m. on the camp
| US; 2 p. M, annual meeting Of the Alumni Asso-
citation at Alumni Hall; 7.45 p. m, Inaugural
address by Rev, B. L. Whitman, President elect
| June 49, Wednesday-1O a. M, Commence
ment day. Exercises of the graduating class
and comforting of degrees at the CHURCH; inau-
| guration of Rev. B. {. Whitman, presdent-ele
| probably Immediately after comforting of de-
| grees; the procession forms at Memorial Hall
| at $50; commencement dinner at Alumni Hall
| after inauguration; library and cabinet open to
| mortal Hall.
| Gorham Normal School.
The first class of Gorham Normal
School graduated last January. The
second class will graduate on the 22d of
June The Haydn Quartette will fur
nish the mnsic for the exercises which
will begin at $50 p. m. This will be the
programme of the themes:
| A Home of the Ignorant-Mabel @. Gordon,
| Duck Pond.
A Home of the Educated-Ella R. Carsley
Elementary Science for Children-Mabel F,
A Little Child Shall Lead Them-M. Laura
Education after School-Bertha L. Cannen
| Duck Pond.
The School a Moral Educator-Iola E. Lane,
Thoroughness in Elementary Education Win
nifred G. Gowen Duck Pond.
| - The Influence which Educates-Bula L. Hail.
I Sheepscot Bridge.
The Divine Discontent-Inez NJ Rowe, Cum
| berland Centre.
We arge all Going to the Centennial-sadie j.
Imaginary Travels in Geography-Hattie L.
| Kelsey, South Bristol.
Day by Day the House was Builded-susan
| You Must-Laura Byrne, Robbinston.
The Joys and Sorrows of Childhood-Lillian
| E. Lowell, Duck Pond.
The Making Of a Teacher-Ela M. Melcher,
| Cumberland Mills.
How shall I Open My Oyster ?-Maybon E.
| Brown Poland.
What Children Should Read-Mabel Trickey,
| Westbrook.
Books which Influenced Me-Louie A. Good
| ell, Cumberland Mills.
Little Nell, as Personage-B L. Mill
| ken, Hollis.
The Dolls of Grown Up Folks-M. Lena Mill
| er. South Gushing. 4.
| Imagination as Factor in Teaching-Emma
| L. Mann, % Fessenden street, Portland.
The Home and School, versus the Street.
| Marion L. Horr, 1919 High street, Portland
| How Childhood Finds Its Roads-Eva G.
| Leavitt, Stroudwater.
| Continual Dropping Wears Away the Stone
! Annie B. Edwards South Windham.
Six will read. Mr.. Luce, State Super
intendent of Schools, will speak on School
Economy and Management.
| Cape Elizabeth High School.
At Up. m. tomorrow, Cape Elizabeth
High School will have it's graduation ex-
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