The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1893-06-27
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The class and : audience proceeded
up to Memorial han which contaias the
art gallery, Here the class unveiled and
presented to the college statue of
Sophocles. This is one of the largest
and best pieces In the ball and will be
valuable addition to the collection.
The prizes swere awarded to the fol-
lowing: Biggest dig, w. +. Kenneck,
spade; fat musician, E. G.. Clark, swim
nette, our class leg puller, A. E. Hooper,
tongs; pastoral maiden, Miss G. g.
Jones, little lamb; sportsman, v. NJ.
Whitman. toy gun; our phenomenal lin
guist, A. L. Blanchard, ball of yarn;
class of '96, squirt gun.
This evening the junior exhibition oc-
CURED at the First Baptist church with
this programme:
Letters and Life..... Annie E. Jones
5ehn whittier Msa T. Knnsg THan
ash!s::|sn aS ISL; oi Her "a s ssn'.
satSis siSs1a Mission and ii. y kin0'l
A character IN History ...:.; ErsnS d: l.. morrill, @
Ignatius Loyola. .......... Waiter F. Kenfick
Following the exhibition concert was
given by tie Germapia band at the City
building, followed by q bali given BY
the senior and Junior classes at which
the elite of the city was present. The
senior German prizes were awarded:
the first to Leon o. Glover of Canton,
the second to Miss E. NJ. Taylor Of
Hampden, and honorable mention to G.
N. Perkins Of Brooksville.
The class of 'BS held a reunion at the
Bay View hotel this evening. The mem
bers present included Hon. L. D. Carver
of Augusta, Hon. R. w. Dunn Of Water
Vile Hon. ]. B. Clough Of Memphis,
Prof. J. d. Taylor and other prominent
men.
Junior Exhibition al Bates.
LEWISTON, June 2e.--The junior exhi-
bition at Bates college was held this
evening with large attendance. The
parts were well sustained. This was
the programme:
Hawthorne as Moralist. =. Bessie w. .Gerrish
Intellectual Development as Moral Obli-
gatlon. .ss.. ........., ...S. I. Graves
~ Il Joseph Assandss aasiss
Love Il dasU1s. 81 Culture ii Ioass ss M. Jones
The file Function of ponpt. "a iYaTSs s. MarsSs
A Possible Peril to the Republic :,s;. ;;.l
America Unvindicated. ,....... I. J. bfaSkett sa
Death Unto Life. ....... .,..t W. Keashers
sSa sSaf W. Escape soi 81 Psaempson
What Constitutes aooa xeiiosk asaas a.s'a
The Principle Of EHstson " -. : L. Hsfsgg HhGsg
Prize Essays at orono.
ORoNo, June 28.--The exercises at the
State college were continued il the
evening with junior prize essays. The
programme was:
Infantry ip Battle: :. Edward H. Cowan, Orono
The silver Question y. Frank &. aouid, 0rono @
o1' arm. a.u Leroy i. Durham Monroe
The UDiiostion 0f Mankind ..............
..............Ja11es e, Hersey, ReadAeld
Popular SpofM. Wallace "a. Han, Newport
Metals and Civilization. on....................
Physical Training Of College Men. .......:.
IL she MNlillsssSy. system & SSi
fssisssss and a&s1ssaI
Labor VS.. CapitM. .. charles &. Gii6sit. orono
| Difference Between Americans and Eng
lshmen. Augustus d. Hayes, Heifast
Sanitary Drainage. James NJ. Kimbal, Bangor
- ....Geolge r. Cswan. Bangor
The Ideal College for Maile =. .. J. .:......
.................Rd Edward B. Wcodt Camden
fnufs ii hs Pasle ii sSsst o.'1'
........' George w. Rnmball, Harrington