Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-23
|C0BURN CLASSICAL.
The Graduation Exercises Of
the Class of '94.
Sheepscot Celebrates the Opening Of
Free Bridge Across River.
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Hon. c. c. Cornish, q Prominent and Re-.
speeted Citizen ol ninsIew, Dead.

VATERVILLE, June Z1.-lOpeclN. )-1he
Commence ment day exercises of the Co.
burn Classical Institute occurred at the
Baptist church this forenoon. In the fore
noon the graduating exercises of the col.
lege preparatory and English and scientific
courses were carried out. The chur ch was
well filed and the programme nicely car.
ried out. Excellent music was furnished
by the Harvard Quartet. The following is
the programme:
Prayer.
Music.
Robert Belts Austin, Pennington
t"The National Banking System,'
Herbert Maurice Brown, Waterboro
"College Settlements"
.r Arthur woodsworth Cleayss, Boston. Mass
"rhe Fisheries Of pSs New Ensisnd.'' ?' ""'e''''e
Raymond Harold Cook, Friendahp
Archer p.as Ass cls% nsn. S Ge aasys Mo
Charles Elmer Crosby. Albion
Music.
Hidden Treasures
tMaric Amanda Davis. Skowhegan
"Public Opinion"
Norman Keith Fuller. winslow
Gilbert Allen Greenwood. Ludden. N. d
"Arnold of Rugby"
-, Mary Hope Dow. waterville
Arthur Horace Harding. Sargentville
Benedict Arnold"
!. fAr.hur Lloyd Holmes, Eastport
"Romola," a character sketch,
Mary Caroline Evans, Fariit Id
Edward Curtis Hooper, Franklin
Music.
George 4. F. Hutchins, Oakland
"Power is Reserve" -,
=, Arad Erastus Linscott. jefferson
"Stars on the Earth"
NeIa Mary Merrick. waterville
*"Concentrati II of Effort"
.s., ,,,,. oscar Leslie Long. Blueh.ll
1.-THE French Academy"
r, Mary Louise Newhall, Fairfield
Hurbert James Merrick, Watervillc
"HistOric Narransouak,"
Wa ter Jean Morrill,. Madison
Music.
"The RHYME of the Ancient Mariner"
Ina Susan Taylor. Winsow
1.-THE Pleasure Res ,rts of Mane,"
Henry Milton Shaw, Greenville
"The Fernch Salon."
Nellie Adele Shaw, Greenville
"IndividuaIity,"
Everett Somes Treworgy. Surry
"The Influence of the Newspaper"
Hezekiah Walden, Markham, Va.
Mature and Art"
tLotte Ethel Tupper. waterville
English and Scientific Course.
In the afternoon the graduating exercises
of the ladies' collegiate course occurred
with the following programme:
Music
Prayer.
"a Legend of Kineo,"
Elva Mae Roberts, Caribou.
Element, Of Culture in Goethe's Life, Vale
Jennie Adelia Emery, Fairfield.
Music.
Presentation OF Diplomas.
Award of prizes.
Music.
An address was to have been given the
graduates by Hon. Leslie c. Cornish of Au-
gusta but he was prevented from doing so
by the death of his father, Hon. C. C. Cor
nish, in the forenoon.
The award of the prizes for the junior
exhibition was as follows Gentlemen, Mr..
Hoyt. first, Mr.. Haskell. second; ladies,
Miss Bowden, first, Miss Williams, second !;
with honorable mention for the work of
Miss Kenrick. "aF4'- esf
The senior class Of the Coburn Classical
Institute celebrated its exit from the insti-
tuition by banquet at the City hotel this
evening. Landlord Hamilton provided a
fine banquet and the following exercises
were carried out ..
s Arthur w. CIesves, Toastmaster. BE-
1.-THE Present OCCASION" Norman h. Fuller
"forssn ct haec olin0 memnisse jubvabit"-
gil.
"Esse guam vider," Elva A. Roberts
Glass hiltOry, Archer 7. Cram
memories of Coburn.' Mary G. Evans
''How sweet will the tide Of memory flow
And bring to us where'er We 20,
Thy teachings and thy ways"
Glass Poem. Alice l.. Cole
"Our Fair Members" Arad Il. Linscott
.varium ct mutabile semper femins."
Glass Prophecy, Edward Z. He oper