The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1895-06-08
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE.
Commencement Exercises of This PROCESS
Sive School.

Commencement Exercises AT this progress
Sive educational institution begun on Sunday
last, when the baccalaureate sermon was
preached at the New Windsor PRESBYTERIAN
Church by Rev. David j. Beale, of Frederick.
before faculty and students and an audience
that taxed the capacity of the church. At
night Rev. Frank L. Williams, of Baltimore.
delivered an address before the Christian As
ISOLATION ofthe College On Monday evening
Rev. Charles NJ. RamSdell, of Washington.
d. C., addressed the literary societies, and on
Tuesday night the annual soiree and oratorcal
contest was held.
commencement exercises proper were held
on Thursday morning. The salutatorv was
made by James NJ Wallace. of Philadelphia.
and j. Everett Smith of the same city was
Naledictoriau. John Randolph West. Of the
graduates, also made an address. The others
of the graduatory class were John A. Larcom-
be, OF NIneland, \. j.: graduate of the bust
ueS> college. Sterling II. Koontz, l.inwood.
Md.
The board of trustees and faculty conferred
the following degrees upon the persons named.
respectively:
John \. Larcombe. Nineland. \. j.. b. $:
John X. West. New Windsor. Md. b. s.
Walter +. Smith. Philadelphia B. A; James
VI. Wallace, Philadelphia. b. A.; VIM. A. X.
koehl, New York city. b. A.: Alice b. Dudek.
Brooklyn. \. Y, h. l.. Diploma of business
department. Sterling H. koontz. Linwood,
Nd: Rev. David B. Greigg Twelfth Preshy-
lrriau Church, Baltimore. Phi. d.. Rev. Smar,
Crockett. assistant rector 81. Luke's EpiSc0-
pal Church of Baltimore, Ph. d.; Prot.
George j.. VI. Lcrr. Military Academy Staun-
ton. Va, Pm. D.; Professor Hudson A. Wood.
Stevens School. Hobnkeu. y l. Ph. u.
Honorary Rev. Charles r. Rlm-drll. Wash
iugtou. H. C.. d. d.
The faculty prize-Ayou edition of Shake
spearp works-tsr the hest essay ON Ham
le,-was awarded 10 james NJ. Wallace. of
Philadelphia.
The trustees prize twenty five dollars. in
eali, thr highest grade Tor scholarship and
department during the course OF four year~
to WaIier Everett, Smith. of Philadelphia
The f. !. hevilbi>s prize-gold medal for
the hest e>say among the undergraduate to
Vim. VI. Grant. Granite. Nd
The J, A. Burlington. NJ D. prize--guld
medal. for the best paper on physiology. aaa.
tony aui hygiene. 10 Ms Augelique Cr.ok,
ut Baltimore.
The louis u. nielman Phi. 6. prize-gold
medal. for the greatest progress lu English
grsmmar-,o Reuben b. EhcrIy, Baltimore.
Maryland
The p j. Bennett, ptige-gold medal. for
the greatest prUgu'-S> In arithmetic--to Charles
e. E.usuhogys If Mount Winan,. Baltimore.
The Miss Jelly prize-slrr,e links Cor the
greatest improvement in >pelling--to H. kelso
Auirr~. NJ New Windsor Nd
The Ms Iclly prizs-go!d pin. for The
greatest improvement "a rradiuE-in Hattie
e. Eaj~y. % Philadelphia.
The president pyizeS for tb- bsst oratieu
aad i--<s speaker-gold pen aud peucil-to
Nm N Grant Bf tirnDIta Md aud Hsfrg
e.. >Isyhvck. q Philadelphia.
The Commentary ON the Book 81 Genesis
ior ihs highest scholarship ia the graduating
riass-v4, presented 10 Waiter Everett Smith,
ai PHILADELPHIA, b, Rev stuart Crockett. Pm.
n u Eaii.Lnnr.