Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-06-28
At OLD BOWDOIN.
Graduation Of Glasses Of '94 in AcademicaI
and Medical Departments.

BRUNSWICK, June 27.-(Special THE
wind drove away the clouds at an early hour
anc everybody was happy. Over 800 alumni
had registered at the library this forenoon.
Quite a number of classes had reunions at
spare hours during the forenoon and after
noon. but the big event of the day was '94's
graduation exercises. At 10 80 the process
sion, headed by the Salem Cadet band,
formed at the chapel and marched to the
church. Following the graduating class
rode Rev. L. 7. Stone ID. D., of the class
of 20. DR.. Stone is one of the oldest living
graduates and is SO years old. He resides
in Bolton, Msss. Senator Bradbury of
Augusta was at the head of the procession,
also. Then came 1000 or more alumni and
students representing almost every class
from % to '97. The church was packed
to overlooking and the following programme
was then carried out
Music.
Prayer.
Music.
1.-THE United States and America
Edgar Myrick Simpson. North Newcastle
"The Social Unrest"
'Frank George harrington, Augusta
Latent Powers of the Mind"
Geo ge Anthony Merrill, Powna
"FrOm Liberation TO Organization"
tAlfred NeaZie Bliss, Bangor
"Washngton's Resignation from the Army"
Frederic William Pickard Portland
Natural Science in College,"
Frank Ellsworth Briggs, Mechanic Falls
Music.
"Ap American Answer"
Henry Edwin Andrews, Kennt bunk
"Practical Applications of HypnotIsm,"
william Eugene Curfier, Leicester, Mass
"Ordnary Men,"
*Tfelawney Cls rendale Chapman, Jr.. Springfield,
"The Youth of Man."
Frederic Joseph Libby, Richmond
The Elective System in Am. rIcan Colleges"
'Chares Allcott Flagg. Sandwich, Mass.
1.-THE Ideal Physician
George Walter Greenleaf, Stoneham, Mass.
Music.
Comforting of degrees.
Prayer.
Beneoction.
Excused.
The graduating class contained the fol-
lowing, who wefe presented their diplomas
and degrees: John Wendall Anderson,
Togus; Harry Edwin Andrews, Kenne-
bunk; Harry Lee Bagley, Jonesport; Ru-
pert Henry Baxter, Portland; Alfred Yea
zie Bliss. Bangor; Frank Ellsworth Briggs.
Mechanic Falls; Harry Edgar Bryant,
Saco; Samuel Preble Buck, Jr., West
Woolwich; Arthur Chapman, Woodfords; !;
Trelawney Clarendale Chapman, Jr.,
Springfield, Mass; William Edgar Cur
rier, Leicester, Mass. Francis William
Dana, Portland; George Colby DeMott,
Chepachet, r. l.; Frank George Far
rington, Augusta; Charles 81 Alcott
Flagg, Sandwich, Mass; Fred Whit
ney Flood, Ellsworth Falls; Fran
els Alvan Frost, Westford, Mass.
Fred Weston Glover, Rockland; Rufus
Henry IIinkley, Jr., Portland; Hiram
Lionel Horsman, Princeton; Frank Her
bert Knight, Deering; Charles Milton
Leighton, Portland; James Atwood, Lev
enssler, Rockland; Fred Joseph Libby,
Richmond; George Curtis Littlefield, Saco;
Alfred Jones, Lord, Ellsworth Falls; Nor
man McKinnon, Stoughton, Mass; George
Anthony Merrill, Pownal Charlie Edward
Merritt, jay: Clarence Edward Michels,
Brunswick; Phillip Henry Moore, Cham
plain, N. Y; Andrew Urquhart Ogilvie,
Ludlow, Mass. Frederick William Pick
ard, Portlsnd; Ralph Parker Plsisted,
Augusta; Howard Andrew Ross, Bidde-
ford; Robert Jester Sheaf, Falmouth;
Edgar Myrick Simpson, Newcastle; Samuel
Richard Smiley, Bangor; Leon Leslie
Spinney, Brunswick; Pliny Fenimore
Stevens. Mechanic Falls; Emery Howe
Sykes, Auburn Elias Thomas, Jr., Port