Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-06-28
FAMOUS ALUMNI.
Many Of Them Thronging Bow
doin's Beautiful Campus.
The Medical School Graduates Glass Of
80 Young Doctors, Wednesday.
Alumni Ball Game-Phi Beta Ksppa-Prsi-
dents Reception Fraternity Reunions.

| The dignitarics and famous alumni
began to pour in. this morning, and the
commencement festivities and ceremo-
MES are n their height. Chief Justice
! was soon sitting on the grass under
| the trees in front of Massachusetts
| hall enjoying a confab with EX-Chief
| Justice Peters. Chief Justice Wiswell.
Justice Emery, Minister w. w. Thorn
as, Justice Haskell. Judge Redman.
! Judge SymOnds, and other Wcll-knoWn
alumni. Congressman Alexander Of
buffalo, y. Y, Mayor Edwin L.
Curtis Of Boston, DT. .7tandish OF Bos-
ton, ana Judge Foster Of Portland, ar
rived and Joined a party Of enthusiasts
tic alumni, young and old, in inspect
ing the new Drke Chapter house. Sen
ator Frye. General -. o. Howard.
Congressman Allen, Col. Plummer and
4 large number of prominent alumni
who have been at the Bangor conven-
ton are expected. tonight. Everybody
notes the absence Of Hon. james ".
Bradbury. the earliest ana Oldest liV-
ing graduate Of The college. who has
been On the governing board If the
college - years. ana who has rarely
missed a commencement in the - years
,;'',..
This has been as perfect a day as
WAS class day Tuesday. and the beau
tiful campus has been ahlaZe with
color ana life. The campus was not
aStir Very early after the festivities
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Carly. chairman of executive commit
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tees nave been ~ session most Of IN"
time. busy on tho many routine matters
incident tn tie clos, Of thr culIcg, wear |
Tina Maine Historical Society hrIu III an-
nuaI meeting: at : H. ". fur thc trlnsar- |
ton of routine business ana the election |
Massachusetts hall. The Old board Of OIL
GERS was reelected.