Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-29
Bow dom and Its Mes.

Prof A. T. WInshIg in Bossaa Tfavslef
whss in San Prasci.e, snns ears since.
d1Ged With his hcaor tbs mayer, Who
chxnesd to be graduate Of Bosdo,n- ic
ths oosS bign school found iae sab-nn
ter 70 be . ssadaAz,, saa the manager Of
she leading put.ishsag interesi oa the seasi
vas aeether
Basdsin has oesn siosined fas and near.
feeAase Of the mrlstats Of zreA. men. ike
Lars fsllov o. Ha~tharn=, ,ha have yoGs
To ! 10 the tigmpaAag h0sts so that IL
.susd b. worse sh2a useless to speak
III reef, bas there is al array Of living
gsseuAses II shica Aay college might be
Freud. Tns ehisf jls.ies OF the uaitz q
States, NJ. W Falar, il an alum
Gus shoss loy..sy Is al hessr -
tic !rsi.ansa; Hon. Tasnas B. Reds
ear q aess in ne sopr ne crurs dsei.ien,
esrntif. i. . testimonial n5se 20 be pfixsc
than yoilsieisa-' sfp'pvI Efsn's gifted
senator, W p Frye. hoplrs MS sins
mAses; Ss4xsor W D. Wasahufn OF Mians-
% = psldss hia-rt uaon bis 4wdoia trsit-
lsg; Genera o D H5-ar1. the gallant
sen lsr-soldier; General L Chamberlain,
'hs hero Of may hart-feughE oassis, the
daEip saishse eI Gsrsrnor Of Maine AID
II presdeGt Of B3w3oin; sx-Uaite4 States
senator james w BrAit airy of Maiae, ~ta
sat IN the U4i.ed States Senate bssice JEFF
Davis" in MS bss. days AID Commodore
Hsrstia Brisgs Of the navy are few only
Of muisit9ds Of ilvlng witnesses.
In teaching circles l an ai.ASs meeting
the soas Of Bcwdoin. DR. E II Cook.
the president Of The M iaasl Eiue>'i0nsi
Association; Prssidans w. ID. Hyds, tie
IN o. popular man who addresses teaehe 8
IN these DAYS; Frank A. hili Of the Can
oii &c Eoslisn High School, who is second
| to bo suousbaa principal 10 Strength and
iafuet ce J. w Cnxdwiex CT the B ossos
LAM Seheoi; ID o S. Lowell, Hoxaufy
LAnn School; W. A. Rooiuson, Dude J
School; j IL Wsits. the tieiens bead OF
the Worcester high School, sre few OF
| the graduates teaching hsresbnua.
The 81 minsries CT Se~ EaalAod have
| taken ney,y xll their Strength ffem o d
Bowdoin,' II sc should ilc uds the pro
| fessors .ish h. graduates, which would be
| entirely proper. riDee 10 their connie Ion
sitn Bowdoia they have owed their prom
| tion oittimss. Bus coufning myself TO 'hs
| alumni can recall enough to emPhssIZ!
the fact, Prof. Egbsrs c. Smyth OF Al
| dover fame the xidl, kaown Pfcf Hrrii
| If Yale, Prof q .oige L Prenr4. Of [ iion
| OF College Leo Ihrre are Ptof. W. 5
Wadswor'h of Harvard, sx-Prs,ideAi
George r Wagner Of Cornell C. C Ev
-rem Of Harvard, a. $. Packard of Brown
President Crosby II. Whes lef Of C1ns.An
tinople, Prof. ] s. Seweil Of Bangor
Seminary. AMI eI-Piesideni Cyrus HanisI
CT Bangor.
| Ia literature Bowdoin's sens occ7py ,
good place Frank L DiDgley, ho hsndlei
the Lewisie JJafnsl, Edward Stsnsood d
itle Youths Companion, i.asc Bassat
Choaie, auth OF Wells If Engtish," and :
Boston editor. add Henry L. Caesvsr, shs
! al hJr OF Worcester, are q lev OF thos,
that occur to me, but it takes 50 sicove Il
cootai1 the books written by Boxdoin men
To group her sons in the ministry
you'd be practically TO reprint be,
catalogue. She has eight boys in An
dover nov, while Bangor has always re
ceived most Of her college boys from Bow
DOR. few names are gaifcaut, Rev
DR.. 5 N. Newman of Washington, Rev
DR.. Newman Smyth of New Haven, Rev
DIR. Z 2. Parker Of Hartford, Rev. Dr.
Gso'ge W Field Of Bangor, Rev. DR.. f
N. Packard Of Syracuse. Rev. DR.. E B
| Webb now Of San Francisco, Rev. DR.. j
o. FIske Of Bath, and Rev Cyrus A. Bsrto
are among her most brilliant clerics sons