Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-06-02
GRADUATION EXERCISES
OF the Bangor theological Semiaap-The
Glass Appointments.

BANGOR, June IL Special. The ex-
ereises connected with the seventy third
anniversary of the Bangor Theological
Seminary were held in Hammond Street
Church this evening. The following adj
stresses were delivered By members of the
graduating class The Claims of the
Country Church Frank William Davis
" hat Biblical Criticism is Accomplish
ing. George Colby Demott; The Agrees
i've Vitality Of Christianity, Norman
Mckinnon The Church of Tomorrow /:
Its Work ami Its Leader Philip Henry
Moore; The Relation of the Church 10 the
Masses" Andrew rquhart Ogilvie, The
exercises were interspersed with music.
Diplomas were conferred upon the fol-
lowing member, Of the senior class Frank
William Davis. East Hiram, Me. George
Colby DeMo,t, Boston, Mass: Frank Still
man Dolliff, Monroe, Me. Aristides Thomas
Ferguson, Bangor, Me. Norman Mckn-
non. Boston, Mass. Philip Henry Moore,
Champlain. y. Y; Andrew Urquhart ogiI-
vie, Dundee, Scotland; Frances Arthur
Sanborn. Machiasport, Me. Samuel Rich
ard Smiley. st. Lambert, Quebec.
Following are the appointments of the
classes. Graduating class-George C..
DeMott, Boston. will supply al shelburne.
\. H.. Frank s Soiliff Munroe, pastor at
jackson, Me; Norman Mckinnon. Boston.
at Vanceboro, Me- Phillip b. Moore,
Champlan. y. Y. at Gorham. y. II. !;
Andrew L. Ogilyie, Dundee, Scotland, at
Somersille, Me; Francis 4. Sanborn,
Machasport, at Turner, Me; Samuel X.
Smiley, st. Lambert. Que. at Freedom,
Me
Middle CIass-H Herbert NJ. Allen, Har-
poot, Turkey, to tiouldsboru, Me; has
+. tlcaves, Yarmouth at y. Harrison. Me. !;
John $. Curiiss, Garland, at home Eph-
RAIN :. Drew. Todgdon. East Bangor
and MerrilI's Mills, Me: Edward 7.
Greene, Sherburne, f.. IL, at Aroll, y.
H.; James Greer, East Greenwich, X. L.,
Ionesbore, Me; Henry Hudson, Liverpool.
Endland, to Episcopal church at Vim,
Nc: John Lawrence. Toronto. Ont, at
Denmark Me; Robert Il. Matthews, Au-
snsta, to South Brewer, Me-; II erhert l..
McCann, South Norridyewock, TO Pittston
Ne, Arthur B. Patten, Bow'Ioinham, to
Cedar Grove. Me; Myron @. fotten, Lew
iston, TO Weld. Me: Andrew j. Small
Machiasport, to Whiting, Me; Samuel
Thompson. Aberdeen, Sco'lanl. 10 Brad
ford, Me
Junior class-Claytou D. Boothbv, Port
lan,l to Lincoln. Me. william +. Dorman
Somerville Mass. to North Belfast Me;
+. Lincoln Hunt, Weymouth Heights Mass
TO Albany Me; Wilfori +. Mann. Man
hurst, y. b., 10 pton, Me; Lorenzo W
Muttart, Alhcrton. +. Z. l., at home: An
drew Nelson, Morri-burg Ont, TO Toronto,
Ont. Gilbert \. shaw, Bangor, to Angus
ta, Me, east side districts; Benjamin c.
Wood, South birmingham. Mass, to Rum
ford Point. Me
The visiting committees from the general
conference are: Arnostook conference.
Re- {. Moses patten, or alternate" Cum
berland, Rev. j. G. Merrill. u. D.. of
Portland: bcrland North Rev. Daniel
Greene of Cumberlanl; Franklin, Rev. II.
H. McLaren of Phillips Hancock, Rev. j.
5. Richards of Deer Isle; keHnebec, Rev.
|. II. iIallock of Watcrsilie; Lincoln, Rev.
j. H. Matthews, BoOthhay, Oxford, Rev.
H. Wheaton, or substitute Pcnobscot
President NJ. G. Eernald, Maine State Col
lege Orouo Piscataqui. Rev. w. c. Cur
It's BrOwnyillc; Somerset Rev. \. J.
Rackliti, Skowhegan; 'nion, Rev. A. |.
skinner, Waterford: Waldo, Rev. T. :.
Brastow. Rockport; Washington, Rev c,
/. Nichols. Princeton; York. Rev. I. +.
Millett, Eliot.
The alumni met Wednesday morning
about 10 being present. and chose T.. \.
Harlow, president: :. ID. Towne, vice
president; +. :. Hunnewell, secretary and
treasurer.
At an adjourned meeting of the trustee
Rev Clarence \. Bcrkwth was elected to
the chair of theology maize vacant by the
death of Prof. L. +. Stearns. The grad
uating exercises were held this evening in
the Hammond Street Church. The
music consisted of an organ voluntary by
Mrs. F l.. Tuck, solos by Mrs. W. \.
Nelson, \. G. Morton and a duet; prayer
by Prof. l.. l.. Paine who presided; PRAYER
and benediction by Rev. George Allehin,
Osaka, Japan. Diplomas were conferred
by Prof. J ;. Sewall Addresses made by
the graduating class were well prepared and
delivered.