The Portland daily press., 1895-06-12

exercises. Among the speakers was Secre-
tary Cousens of the Maine Missionary
society.
JUBILANT CoLLEGIAN's.
Everybody at Orono United in Jollifica-
tion Over the Teams Victory.
Especial to the PRESS.)
Orono, June 11.-Talk about your cele-
brations Orono had one last night that
will never be forgotten. and it surely beat
any Fourth of July celebration ever wit
messed in the town The college boys
victors in the base ball league, were the
principal participants in the joll iflcation,
although the townspeople were not .slow
in recognizing the fine work that Maine
State has done this year in athletics The
ball team was met at the station by a
great crowd, and Capt. Palmer and his
men were carried on the shoulders of
the students for some time amid great
excitement. Haywood, who won the
championship in singles as the intercol-
leg1ate tennis turnament last week, came
in for good part of the cheers. A pro-
cession was formed headed by the college
band, and marched through the streets
and to the residences of the members of
the faculty, where speeches were made
and refreshments were served. The cam
pus was perfect bedlam all
night, the noise being kept up till a. M
Maine State has has surely cause for
rejoicing this year. The pennant comes
to Orono for the first time since 1888
when the renowned Small and Rogers
were the battery for the nine that pulled
the flag that year. Only two men of this
years nine graduate in '95 Frost, the
left fielder, and DeHasseth, first baseman.
SO there is no reason why the '96 team
will not be fully as good, if not better
than this years
IN the Intercollegiate field meet, Maine
State not only surprised herself, but every
one else, at the good showing she made
Only 10 men went to Wateryille, and
fourth place was the position named for
them, but the unexpected happened, they
beating out both Bates and Colby, who
athletic instructors. This with the
championship in tennis is glory enough
for Maine State for lone year, but the i'll
terest in athletics is growing here and in
future Maine State will try and keep up
this years enviable record.
Nominations by the Governor.
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Augusta, June 1.-THE following
have been made by Governor
Cleaves:
Board to Regulate the Practice of
Medicine and Surgery-Dr. A. K P.
Meserve, Portland; DR.. Summer Leighton,
Bangor: DR.. Robert J. Martin, Augusta
DR.. John Lord, Biddeford; DIR. E. f.
Vose, Portland; DR.. Austin 1. Harvey,
Newport.
Chairman Board of Registration-Chas
l. Marston, Bangor; George W. Patten
Brewer; Radcliffe H. Ford, Biddeford
George f. Church, Hallowell; Joseph H.
Day, Lewiston.
Commissioner to Build Rowland and
Enfield Bridge-Nathaniel NJ. Jones,
Rowland.
Inspector of Fish-Richard H. Ball.
Portland.
. Commissioner to Solemnize Marriages.
Louisa R. Sprague, Easton
Commissioners to take Birds, their |
Nests and Eggs for Scientific PURPOSES
Frederic Rackliff, South Thomaston
H omer R. Dill, Gardiner
i, Fish Mardens-James Bailey, Bath
Coroner-William S. Simpson. Fair |
field; Thomas ]. Finnigan, Bangor.
Trial Justice-Peter Fl, Mills. Deer Isle
A. +. Lewis, Fryeburg; Daniel Scribner.
Patten; Charles G. Hobbs, South Ber-
wick.
Notary Public-Charles A. True, Port
and; Charles o. Bancroft, Portland: p.
J. r. Gould, Hallowell; &. III. Lawry.
Rookland; Frank W. Douglass, White
field; David R. Straw, GuiIford; Edwin
P Treat Frankfort.
Justice of the Peace and Ouorum-l
Frank W. Butler, Pennington: Emerv
Boardman, Belfast; John W. Brackett.
Waldboro; John B. Coyle, Portland
Horatio A. Duncan, Bath; Harvey d
Eaton, Waterville Edward X. Could
Frank L. Gipson, Stetson: y
Willis Haines,, Dexter; John H. Kerr,
]. +. Liscomb, Portland: Geo
Libby, Portland; W. E. Lewis, Bristol:
Cyrus W. Longley, Bath; Frank O.
Langrane New Sweden; George r
Macomber, Augusta; John L. Meserve
Naples; Joseph Page, Bangor: G. N
Patten, Hermon; A. G.. Smith. Mon.
Mouth; Byron W. Stevens, Stenhen
elmer e. Spofford, Deer Isle; Edward II
Wilson, Portland.
A Shower at Bath.
Bath, June 11-During a heavy thunder
hover between ten and eleven O'Clock
donday night the upper spire of the
Winter street church at Bath was struclz
" lightning. The bolt struck about
wenty feet below the vane, 'and passed