Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1895-07-02


leaving college, years ago.
Today is Junior day" and the exer-
| cises began on the campus at 2. 30 clock
| this afternoon. A large crowd was pres
ent. The class of '96 formally presented
the college with fine reproduction of
Raphael's TRANSPORTATION, which was
accepted in behalf of the trustees by Rev.
| N. Il. Dutton d. d., of Fairfield. Excel
lent music was furnished by Chandler S
band of Portland. Following is the or
der of exercises:
Music. Prayer.
| CLASS ODE.
| Air, Allowing.
| On curving bank, with daisies white,
In elm's and willows shade,
| The rivers voice, the warm sweet light,
| DIN in a strain from pure delight
To sing gray Colby's praises with Ninety-six.
| CHORUS.
! o Colby, our Colby,
| Forever in our hearts enshrined.
Receive the love and praises of Ninety six.
| Three loveiit golden years have flown
Dear Ninety-six. for thee.
What pleasures rare, what joys are sown
For us who claim thee for our own.
| ty-six.
| The blue ypd brown now sweetly blend
| Ger many royal hearts;
The graceful willows eager bend
/ To hear The cheer we all would send,
| The .Ooiby! Colby! Kah, Rah, Rah!' of
| Ninety-ssx.
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Grafton, c. e. Dow
Poem. Florence E. Dunn
History Of gentlemen. G. B. Kimball
story Of ladies, Jessie E. Pepper
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R. j., Reformed Jockey, toy whip, E. L.
| Hall. N. B., Monumental Buffer, bag
brass filings. H. Z. Hamilton. B. b. G.,
Base Ball Crank, ball and bat, c. E. saw
| telle. o, 3. M, Our Society Man, pr
| baby pumps, F. Burton, o. q. F., Our
Harmless Egotist, pedestal, +. w. Peakes,
G. F. c., Our Fair Canoeist, canoe paddle,
Miss j. +. Pepper. sss A. O., 1855 Afflu-
ent Orators, book Of diagrams, c. w. Tur-
| ner; box OF lubrie ated ideas, w. L. Hub
bard. Ninety-eight. squirt gun.
PRESERVATION OF RApHAEf's TRANsrreuRA-
PRESENTATION ODE.
Air, oh! Give me home by the Sea.
o strong to uplift and inspire,
i o mother OF wisdom and might,
Who teaches us still to aspire,
Il. And armest our souls for the fight,
4 In return for the heayen-born fire
| With which thou has lighted our night,
Today we would show our desire
To praise thee and thank thee Alright.
The painter has striven TO show
| The heavenly glory to man,
And has captured ahint Of the glow
~, DAY snons ese w Sses Degsn;.
On the walls q shy hall. y We can.
That man may behold It and know
How the tide OF our gratitude ran.
Reponse in behalf of the trustees by Rev. N.
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