The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-09-20
BoWDOlN COLLEGE.
The Students Are Gathering-The Searles
Scientific Building To BE Dedicated To-
day-About Sixty in the Entering Glass.
Especial to the PRESS. J

Brunswick, Septembe 10. Every train
which has arrived here since Saturday
has brought crowds of students who
have been welcomed at the station by
their classmates and friends, and the
streets of the town, which on Friday
seemed destitute Of college men are
now alive with sedate seniors, ease-lov
ing juniors, bloody sophom ores, and
last but not least, yerdant freshmen.
The campus is in tine condition, and
by the green and fresh appearance of the
grass and trees one would hardly think
that winter was SO rapidly approaching.
The dedicatory exercises OF the new
Searles scientific building are to occur
this afternoon, and a goodly number OF
the alumni and many distinguished
guests of the college are expected to be
present, although the programme is in
no way an elaborate one. With the adj
oition of this building to the already
fine facilities for learning which Bow
dom possesses she will stand in the
leading rank of the smaller colleges OF
today. President Hyde and the other
mem bers of the faculty are on hand.
| fully prepared to enter into their work
| which begins the new century for old
| Bowdoip, and they are much pleased at
the propitious outlook. Mir. Emery,
who was graduated in the class of 1872, is
| to take the professorship of political
| economy.
| Various reports respecting the number
| of the entering class have been circulate
1 ed, some asserting it to be the largest IN
the history of the college, but careful
estimate. brings it to about sixty. Sever
al of the class of '94 have returned for a
| Ir;a hi, old tc ac
they take leave of the places in which
| were spent four of the happiest years OF
their lives. Among their number are
| Messrs. Thomas, Bliss and Lord, while
| others are daily expected.
The following is list of those who
enter this fail in the class of '98.
.Perciyal P. Baxter, Portland.
| Harlan NJ. Bisbee, West Sumner,
Leroy E. Bracket, West Bethel.
Robert S. Cieaves, Bridgton.
i John F Dana, Portl and
George S. Dillaway, Bath.
Frederick E. Drake. Bath.
Albert G. Eames, Bethel.
Clarence 3. Eaton. jay.
Ernest G. Edwards, South Windham.
Herbert N. Gardner. Patten.
Henry H. Hamilton, Lubec.
Moulton A. Hills, Walch, louisiana.
Francis A. Hamlln, Brunswick.
| Harry Fl. Hamlin, Augusta.
Edward Hutchins, Brewer.
Howard r. Ives, Portland.
i Curtis O.Jordan, Brunswick.
Lewis E. Kaler. Brunswick.
H.F. Kelley, Lewiston.
Clarence E. Kendall, Biddeford.
Harry knight, Gardiner.
Eben d. Lame, Yarmouth.
William W. Lawrence, Portland.
/ Lucian P. Libby, Stroudwater.
JIM. Loring, Yarmouthville.
Thomas S. Marble, Auburn.
Fred A. Millett, Peaks Island.
Rodney Mooney, Hampden.
Milton D. Morrill,, Conway, Nh.
Charles D. Moulton, Bath.
Eugene I. Minott, Phippsburg.
Mr.. McIutire, Saco.
Curtis L. Lynch, .Machias.
Dwight r. Pencil, Lewiston.
E.G. Perkins, Brunswick.
Charles s. Pettengill. Augusta.
Thomas L. Pierce, Portland.
C.S. Poor. South Bridgton.
WE. Preble, Litchfeld.
Eugene M. Ranks, Lisbon.
Edwin Senior, Waldohoro.
Charles C. Smith, Waterbury, Conn.
Oliver d. Smith, West Buxton
Winfred II. Smith, Westbrook.
| William W. Spear, Rockland.
Mr.. Spear, Washington, DC.
John H Scott, Ellsworth.
Edward Stanwood, Jr., Boston.
George F. StetsoD, Bangor.
Richard II Stubbs, Strong.
Edward E. Studley, Gardiner.
Guy Fl Sturgis, New Gloucester.
/ WI. Thompson, Portland.
Dean J. Holman, North Bridgton.
George B. Merrill, Portland.
Edwin R. WEIGH, Temple.
Benjamin Webster. Dr., Portland.
Alfred B. White, Lewiston.
Mr.Pierce, Rockland.
Mr.. Sergeant, Brewer.
Emery G. wilson,, Harpswell.