The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-22

anu our Youngest 10 So.
yet seen his goth. Average height Is five
feet seven inches, average welgh1 Is la
pounds, and average age is W years.
The prophecy by Thomas Lewis Flerce
and the parting address by Guy Hayden
Sturgis, which followed were received
with applause which testified 10 LILO 9'e.
cess of their authors. The ode by Ahoiios
Lewis Pierce was sung after the pipe o,
peace had been smoked in time hohoreo
fashion. The ode is as follows:
Who hath the courage in his hearo
To think what the morrow Drlnges
In whose eye doth the tear not staro
10 see youths dropping wings!
Swift have we SCARED along the ray
OF youthful loves warm light
who faints not as the fading DAY
Foretells the coming night?
Into the darkness must we go
After one long farewell
Who blames us if our steps are slow,
Our hearts with memories swell!
fond, tender mem cries of all
The college days now past, :,
Which, long life through, whate'er Delaii
We'll cherish to the last.
They II give us courage for the strife,
Dispel the clouds of care,
Tighten the burden of this life
That each true man must share.
Old Bowdoin Ali we owe to you,
Wen strive our best to pay
AS thou wouldst wish, by standing true
Until the break of day.
Then the halls were cheered and the ex'
eroises were over. AS this is written this
evening the seniors and their fair friends
are dancing in Memorial hall. The class
day committee was composed of Stephen
Emerson of Brunswick, Charles Day
Moulton of Bath, and Charles Cogswell
Smith of Waterbury, Conn.
THE GLASS.
The young men who compose the class
are: Robert Willis Alexander, N. Harp
swell; Percival Proctor Baxter, Portland
Harlan Melville Bisbee, Rumford Falls;
Arthur Winfred Blake. Portland; John
Wilbur Condor, Berlin, N. H.; John
Fessenden Dana, Portland; George
Lincoln Dilaway, Brunswick; Frederick
ELLIS Drake. Bath; Albert Coolidge
Eames, Bethel; Clarence Elery Eaton,
jay; Ernest Charles Edwards, South
Windham; Herbert Nelson Gardner, Pat
ten Theodore Gould. Portland; Hugh Fin
lay Graham, Earlston, N. S.; Ernest
Lockwood Hall, North Bridgton; Francis
Allan Hamlin, Brunwsick; Moulton Au-
gustus Hills, Welsh, La; Guy Charles
Howard, Pennington; Arthur Leroy
Hunt, Lewiston; Edward Hutchings.
Brewer; Howard Rollin Ives, Portland
Clarence Fairbanks Kendall, Biddeford
Harry Clifford Knight. Gardiner; Eber
Davis Lane, Yarmouth; William Witherls
Lawrence, Portland; Jacob Meldor
Loring, Topsham; Wendell Phillips Nc
Kown, Boothbay Harbor; Donald Baxter
Mcmillan, Freeport; Thomas Littlefielt
Marble. Gorham, N. H.; William Cum
mings Martyr, Derby, Conn.,; William
Charles Merrill, Portland Eugene
Thomas Minott, Phippsburg; Rober
Robertson Morrison, Freedom; Charles
Day Moulton, Bath; Joseph Ernes
Od1orne, Richmond; Dwight Richard
Pennell, Lewiston; Charles Sumner
Pettengill, Augusta; Thomas Lewis
Pierce, Portland; William Emerson
Preble, Litchtleld; Clarence William
Proctor, North Windham; Walter JOSEPH
Sargent, Brewer; John Andrew Scott
Ellsworth; Charles Cogswell Smith
Waterbury. Conn.,. Oliver Dow Smith
West Buxton; William Winthrop Spear
Rockland; Edwin Ellis Spear. Washing
ton, D. c.; Edward Stanwood, Jr.
Brookline, Mass; George Frederick Stet
son, Bangor; Richard Henry Stubbs
Strong; Edward Franklin Studley
Gardiner; Guy Hayden Sturgis, New
Gloucester; Frank Herbert Swan, West
brook; Frank Astor Thompson, Rount
Pond Alpheus Gould Varney, Nortl
Windham; Edwin Kimball Weloh
Temple; Alfred Benson White, Lewiston
Ralph Libby Wiggin. Rocklaud; Cassiu
CIaudius Williamson, Gorham, N. Fl.
Emery Graves Wilson, North Harpswell
Daniel Lyman Wormwood, Brunswick
Stephen Emerson Young, Brunswick.