Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-06-30
VAUDEVILLE.
COMMENCEMENT.
Colby Observes Graduating Ex-
ercises, Confers Degrees.
Usual Glass Parts Given In Baptist
Church, Wednesday Morning.
Alumni Banquet. Ball Game. Presidents Re-
ception Close the Exercises.

included the exercises Of the gradual
ing class and comforting Of degrees a
the First Baptist church at 10 a. NJ
The commencement dinner at 2.30 /
NJ, the alumni bail game at 3 +. VI
and the presidents reception in Memo
rial hall and the promenade concert al
gathering of friends ana alumni of tn,
university were present at all the OK
ercises.
The senior class prepared for its ap
pearance early and shortly after 90
O'Clock at the head Of procession o
students, alumni and faculty formed
upon the campus. proceeded to TIN
church The exercises included N,
usual class parts interposed witf
music, after which. the degrees wer.
conferred The programme follows:
Music. Prayer. Music.
The Father Of English Sonf.
Bertram Carver Richardson
Some Curiositics Of Colonial Literature.
sSliec Lena cole
Influence Of Old New pngIand,
Ffferber Maurice Browne
"A NeXed Question. i.enora BesScy
"fhe Ansio-Amere G, allian ,gi., ,,
THE Spirit Of Ne.s England
Arad Esrastns Lnse<ft
Modern pbsosopf,t> ana prac,tcias.t, LIB
crty.'f Arthur Mordsg~rth CfeaTes
-''''''s stcaith Norris Cook
"rbe -w AMI The cs,rsstian IN Society.
eC'naries Melien Woodfnan
.''r,e Poet--An Apostle OF the True
4 Home Among Homes
Edna Florence Dascombe
In the Heart and in the Worla,
Arthur HartsteIn Page
Music.
Social Discomfort" -.
Theories o. Punishment
.o H., Certain ch3t 81 Literary r'.h-
'nattieelH" 'aelca 4iertrlae Sullivan
Supremacy.
f.yeresN Carleton lieriek
Excused. ss
After brief rcst.A following the
mornings events. ss.pnd procession
was formed on the campus and the
march to Alumni haii Mfs taken up.as
The dinner and posi-. randall exer-
Uses extended well Though the after
loon. The rsceptionsby President and
ars. utleraEipsed what is pronounced
those interefyeH as one Of Colby'sJ
~. successful years
~ exercises at the Nti,rci, closed
"tlhaae comforting Of diploma Al
tl4ipp hought of Pres. Buffers wasai
that as ,e class had enterest the coli
iese. WINS Pres. Whitman was at the
head OF T. institution it would be a
peasant tn; for him to assist in the
eqhierfihs : their diplomas and in
compliance Wy request, Pres. Whit
man. hflehS aS sessed the class. The
following gainee 2ae honor Of an Eng
lish grafton:
The mems collsgA Harr1son Sanborn
Allen Herbert MAI Ne Br6wne. Ar
thur Wordsworth c. YES. Raymond
Harold Cook, Otis Wilh4n Foye. Ever
EFT Carleton Herrick, Aad Erastus
Lnseott, John Edward Nelson, Ar
thur Hartstein Page Ma Parker
Hamilton Pike, Henry Hon, rd Fratt.
Bertram Carver Richardson, gohn En-
vim Stephenson. Justin owen Nenman,
Charles Mellen Woodman.
Theswomen's college, Lenora B,esey.
Alice Lena Cole, Edith Morris Cook.
Edna Florence Dascombc, Mary CSSo-
line Evans. Mabel Anne Humping.
Annie Hutchinson Pepper, Elsie Col.
don Reid. Laura Hattie Smith, Edna
Harriet stephens, Janet Christine Ste
phens. Helen Gertrude Sullivan. Ina
Susan Taylor. Caroline Bianch Walker.
The list of successful candidates for
the degree Of bachelor of arts is as fol
lows:
The Mems College-Frank Went
worth Alden. Harrison Sanborn Allen.
Albert Guy Averill, Clayton Kngman
Brooks, Herbert Maurice Browne. Ar
thur Wordsworth Cleaves. Raymond
Harold Cook. Henry Lysander Corson.
William Bacon Desmond, Charles Mil
lett Drummond, iona than Lyford Dyer.
George Ashley ELY, Otis William Fufe.
Norman Keith Fuller, Harry AHlin
Gerry, Fred Gardner Getehell, CNrles
Edwin Quincy. Elmer Ellsworth Hall.
Everett Carleton Herrick, Ira Frank
lngraham. Arad Erastus Linscott. Will
lard Lowell McFadden. Edward Henry
Nash, John Edward Nelson. John Rich
ard Nelson, Arthur Hartstein Page.
Thomas Raymond Pierce, Fred Parker
Hamilton Pike, Henry Howard Pratt.
Bertrand Carver Richardson, Frank Ar
thur Robinson, John Erwin Stephenson,
Hezekiah Walden, Justin Owen Well
man, George Adams Wilson, Jr..
Charles Mellen Woodman
The Women's College--Lenora Bes-
sey, Alice Lena Cole Edith Morris
Cook. Edna Florence Dascombe, Mary
Hope Dow, Mary Caroline Evans, Ma
bel Anne Humphrey, Annie Hutchinson
Pepper. Elsie Gordon Reid, Laura Hat
tie Smith. Edna Hattie Stephens, Janet
Christine stephens, Helen Gertrude
Sullivan, Ina Susan Taylor, Caroline
Blanch Walker
After the degrees We're bestowed up-
on the graduating class the following,
We're announced:
Degrees out Of Course-A. b., on ].
=. Alexander "a. A. NJ, on Abram w.
jackson, SO; T.. H. Pratt, "a: l.. w
Robbins. "a; ]. b. Simpson. 80; II. r
Hatch, 80; Madge S. Wilson, 95; Chic
Nj. Chilcott. 90.
Honorary Degrees-A. H., on Willis
Bryant Moulton, NJ D., Portland. D.
d.. on Rev. Justin Kent Ricl1a rdson,
Brockton. Mass, class of so; ION Rev.
Fred Howard Eveleth, Insein, Burma
class of 40; on Rev. Josiah T.. Seward
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