Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-24
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Pour ras,sh.rrs Of the class, Nessrs. Emery,
Fol,s-. i.tnsus,ir ana Wood were bs rank rs1asiiv
entitled 10 th- ssintstory ainoas these it i.ll 10
The Re, elailca IF tod. With Latin salu,s,ary.
Earl Boyut0h Wood, Bangor
Restriction oi Immigration.
'i;oy tasrs.Id Bartlett. Caribou
LOYALTY 10 Principle the frn. kista. Of R.f.rin
John Carpenter Hail. Wooifards
Russian Advance Into Central ASIA
Charles >clwsu Rich, Portland
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should Young Meu go inis Pcl,iicss
ieory crosby Emery, Ellsworth
The Chris, In History
Harry Woods kimeali. wocdfor,ls
The Eiretrie Railway,
ie.n NeleAer Fohes, Portland
so'ns AsPcetsof American Journalism.
Percy Bartlett, Ellsworth
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Preservation OF ~. Ncw England Town.
Fred Vincent GnmmsT Brunswick
Qualifications Essential TO Success
-'haries Melvin Penneil, North Hsrpswell
Conservative aud Radical.
Thcus, Flint Niehols. brunswick
The spirit of tmericau scholarship,
Harry farrsr Lfnseott. chicago, III.
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Comforting of Degrtvs.
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The degree of Bachelor of Arts was con
fered ON the graduating class according TO
rank As follows Salutatory orations,
Henry Crosby Emery Ellsworth. Leon Mel.
cher fobes, Portland, Harry Farrar LIN
scott Chicago, H.. Earl Boynion Wood.
Bangor.
English Orations, Percy Bartlett, Els
worth, John Carpenter Hall, Woodfords,
Harry Woods kimball, Woodfor'ls.
Philosophical disquisitions, Roy Fairfield
Bartlett, Caribou; Herbert Tobey Field.
Belfast; Herbert Reed Guerney Whitman,
Mass Thomas Flint Nichols, brunswick
Charles Melvin Penneli, North Harpswell;
Charles Selwyn Rich, Portland John
Moss Wathen, Fredericton, n B.;
Literary Disquisition-Samuel Belcher
Abbott, Farmington; Thomas Henry Gate
", .Ir., Portland: Fred Vincent GUNNER,
Brunswick; VIII Oscar iiersey. Pembroke
William Beaman kenniston, Boothbay llar-
Dor; Theodore Studley Lszzell, Rockland;
Alfred Mitchell Merriman. North ilarps-
well; James David Nerriman, Litchiield !;
Howard Wellington Poore, South Bridgon; !;
Everett Alberton Pugsley, Rochester, \.
IL Winfield Scott Randall. West Harps-
we'll; Ernest Bowen Young, Brunswick.
Discussions, joel Bean, .Ir., Presque
Isle, George Downes, Calais, Frank Dur
gin, Cornish. Lyman kingman Lee, Fox
croft, Roland William Mann, Bangor, Er-
vine Dewey Osborne, Gorham, Samuel
Leon Parcher, Biidefori, Harold Robinson
Smith, North Whitefeld. Clinton Stacy,
Kezar Falls, Frederick George SWEET, Ban
gor, Edward Haven Wilson, Denmark.
scussions-Frank Howard Cothren
Brooklyn, \. v; John Fernald IIodglon,
South Berwick llonors in French, Leon
Melcher Fobes. Ionors in Latin, Percy
Bartlett, Fred Vincent GUNNER, Earl Boyn-
ton Wood Honors in English Literature,
Harry Woods Kimball.
The degree of bachelor of arts out of
course was conferred on John Franklin
Hall, rs, and Walton Willis Poor. 81.
The degree of master of arts in course
was conferred on the following members of
the class of 1889: Emerson l.. Adams
Lincoln j. Bl0dgett, John X. Clark. Wal
lace 5. Eden. William NJ. Emery, George
+. Files, Sanford l.. Fogg, Frederick w
Freeman, Wilbur u. Fitzpatrick, George w
Hayes. Charles +. lIersev. Freeman y e.
Little, Ferdinand J. Libby, Frank Lyman,
Earle \, Merrill. Albert +. Meale. Daniel
T.. Owen, John NJ, Philan, Morgan A. Rice,
Oscar l.. Rideout, George l.. Rogers. Fred
e.. Russell, Orrin r. Smith, Frank l..
Staples, George Thwing, Oliver Z. Watts
and Verlill White.
The degree of Master of Arts out of the
course. was conferred on James w Nc
Donald, II. Phillip q. Brown, II, Albert
Somcs, -, Warren w. Bickford, -, Her
bert +. Cole, 's2, Frank X. l.inscott 'Ss
Howard l.. Shaw, -, Joseph Williamson,
.Ir., 'Ss.
Rev. Henry T. Chceyer of Worcester
was given the degree of D. D. The degree
of Master of Arts, pro meritu, was con-
ferred on Henry Eastman Cults. II, Albion
Dwight Gray AMI Steven Melville Eaton,
81.
At a meeting of the board of overscers
this morning Hon. Henry ingalls, of Wis
cassct. Bowdoin. II was elected oversecr
vice George +. b. Jackson deceased The
resignation of W. u. Northend was re
cpivcd and accepted. Hon. Charles +.
Libby was elected president of the board
The boards have decided to establish a
central system of steam heating for all the
college buildings, also to complete the
system sewers.
commencement closed WIN tne com
mencement dinner in Sargent Gymnasium.
After an elaborate repast President Hyde
called the guests to order and the college
hymn was sung. President Hytle's remarks
on the prosperity of the college were re-
ceived with vociferous applause, as were
many of the speakers.
Remarks were made by Gen. r. II. Hub
bard. 81, New York. of the trustees; Hon.
Charles + Libby, 81, Portland, of over
seers: James Mckeen, "a, New York,
President of the Alumni Association; Prof.
+. c. Robinson, IS, of the Bowdoin fac
ulty; Rev. William T. Hyde, 80; Rev. T..
\. Rand, % Rev. John T. Magratti, '62
Hon. Stanley Plummer. 81 Hon. Herbert
NJ Heath. 72 Rev. F.. NJ. Cousins. -
VI. $. Holway. Esq. 50 Lincoln j. Bodge,
Esq, 80. President and Mrs. Hyde hold
their reception tonight in Memorial Hall.
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