The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-06-23
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Especial to the Press.1
WATERvILLE, June 22.-Preparations
are seen on every side for the annual
commencement exercises of the Coburn
Classical Institute to take place Thurs
day and Friday at the Baptist church.
The junior exhibition will be held Thurs
day evening. The music which is always
of the finest order will be furnished this
year by the Orpheus Club of Boston,
who will also give grand concert Fri
day evening for the benefit of the senior
and middle classes, the sale Of seats for
the same having already reached several
hundred. The following is the pro-
gramme of the junior exhibition:
The Federal Question. .......... .Greenhalge
Geo. X. Barrett, Winslow.
Essay-Women of the Musical World.......
Helen E. Bunker, Wateryille.
Fred B. Bradeen. Greenyille.
ESSay-Battle Fields of Maine. ..........
LucyrE. Crosby. Wateryille.
The Greatest Curse to Labor. .PoWderly
Chas. I. Chamberlin, Lynn, Mass.
$50, F. Leola chisane, N n. Whitehead.
The Victor OF Marengo. 1880. AKRON
CuNdiu VI 1looPCl, IL oAAila'
Mino slisf t. Lewis, Springfield, Mass
ne farm Fred +. shaw LYNN Mass. MoAiies
Essay--The Ideal Made Real ..............
Clemmie c. McEwen, st. Peters Bay. P. E. I.
The filgf rRas as c sfFteTant OAKLAND
Essay-Fiv Kernels of Corn. ............
Hattie J. MeCallum, Warren
The Grant Monument. .Depew
Harry B. Watson. Oakland.
Essay Lena F. Mcoalinm Warren.
Washington and Our Schools ;,... Eliot
Percy F. Williams Fairfield.
EsSay-CaStles of Spain.
Lena M. Tozier, Fairfield.
Essay-Louisa May Alcott. .....
Sadie E. Ward, China.
The exercises of the college prepare
tory and English scientific courses will
be held Friday morning. This is the
programme:
Unrecognized Sacrifice. ......s......
Rosa NJ Ames, Unity, Me.
"s''pfp B. Ralph alp Cram Mt. vernon, Me.
What Constitutes Manhood. .............
Harry W. Dunn, Watervlle, Me.
Vision Ut Battle Abbey. ................
Florence E. Dunn, Wa.erville, Me.
Elford {: Durgan, Harpswell, Me.
oii0isn E Ethel sii Z. FAIR, watervilie, Me.
Grace Getchell, Winthrop, Me.
Ralnn T. fitzpatrick, Waterville, Me.
al " Edward S L. Hail, Waterviiie, Me. 49,
The Object of Culture. Observation-Disclosures.
Chas, B. Kirnball, New Portland Me.
: Thomas G. Lyons, Middlebury,Vt.
Heroes Known and Unknown. 1880.
Albert W. Lor inner, Beebe Plain, P. @.
Fidelity to Every Trust. .............
Elmer j. Marston, Pennington, Me.
The Resources of Our Country. -..........
Albert r. Nichols, Providence, R. |.
Sir William wallace. ,.-....'
Lila A. Pray, Waterville, Me.
Maine Woods and Literature. ..........
Ethel M. Pratt, Clinton.
Wonders of the 9th Century ............
Herbert N. Pratt, Skowhegan.
The Lyceum League of America. ...........
Lottie M. Stewart, Clinton.
Memories.
Carrie E. Sturtevant, Fairfield, Me.
Men who Cannot Be Bought
Harry L. Trueworthy, Waterville, Me.
The Common Schools of Maine.
Charles "; Turner, New Haven, Conn.
DAu'i' "li Nellie IS 5. Wade, Athens, Me. "
The exercises of the ladies' collegiate
course will be held Friday afternoon
with the following programme:
oN Louise Benson Oakland, Me.
National Holidays-A Character Study.
Valedictory Address $1,000.
Nellie s. Benson, Oakland, Me.
Music
Grafton and Address to Graduating Glass
Rev. w. S. Ayres, Portland.
Presentation of Diplomas.
Award of Prizes.