Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-26
SENIOR GLASS DAY
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percentage of graduate members have
entered the ministry; there being z.
The profession Of teaching comes next
with a representation of sc men. There
are 30 lawyers, q physicians; "a are
engaged in business. The chapter has
produced two college presidents, zone
officer in the regular army three mis-
sionaries There are nine editors;
seven are superintendent Of schools;
the occupation of five are unknown
while 80 are unclassiied.
For sight and thirty years. Delta
Epsilon has been represented in this
college and during that time she has
given 10 the cause Of education Presi-
dent Samuel baldwin Morse, Abijah
Robinson Crane, William Johnson
Corthel Dr. George Kicker Berry and
the lamented George William Smith,
president Of Colgate University. TO
tho Church of Christ she has freely
sent hsr sons. George Marshall Preston,
the -ainted Alexander Fuller, Henry
Ware Hale, who left all for duty,
James Edward Cochranc ana Fred Ny
ron Preble.
Literature has claimed Adonram
Judson Rich, the friend Of LongfeIIoW,
ana Holman Francis Day. our poet 81
tonight.
Major General Henry clay Merriam
winning his stars on the heights %
Antiotam and the deadly charge q
Fort Blakely represents the chapter in
the army Of our country.
TO craftsmanship, she has furnished
Edmund Fuller Webb, incorruptible
and honest. Marcellus LoVeWell
Stearng, Governor of Florida, to
to whose credit there is recorded the
largest popular vote in the history Of
the State. Governor now Congressman,
Tlaweliyn Powers ana to the winning
OF the West, she sent a Chief Justice,
afterwards United States Minister TO
Austria hungary our hohoraDle
Brother, Bartlett Tripp. This is toe
story Of Delta Epsilon in CODY, n
story broken by q peril that threatened
TO disrupt the Union, vet dear to US and
inscribed in our hearts in letters that
dcfy tie wear of time. These years
have seen the change of customs. the
development Of ideas. the growth OF
institutions ana the triumph Of a great
principle-the principle of liberation. As
the years have rolled on. our chapter
has seen the National Fraternity bc-
come uou-@ecrct instead of remaining
anti-secret ana it has adopted ana en-
dorsed the change. II may change II
the future but it will never abandon
the great objects OF its being, Frateinl-
ty. Morality and General culture.
storms may beat against it and rains
descend but it viii not fall for it is
founded N q rock the Rock of Justice.
our Foundation.
our fathers GOD. from OUT whose Sc, ~ mana
ne centuries ldll uNSs E 500 y '''''
NH HI Hmm ", Hill iand ana r'hnr
r. th,nl, rh.a for the era done.
Ana trust Thee FOR the opening one.
, For afl ana I1ppI me- III tbuF', go
N.' thauk rhc.. hut. withaI. W. crave
The nustcre virtues strong t. save
n" h"hoI PROOF l." tii''0a "' go ,,1lr,,
20 make Thou as through centuries long.
In peace secure, in Justice strong
TIE noam Nv the author Of ''Irp IN
Maine" WAS in his own characteristic
y,fu and VAS very fine. Every one had
expected something extra good and
thrv were not disappointed.
Tho third ana last feature Of the pro-
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we celebrate tohlEhl IT'S ''lh 'i.h'-
NetSdrE 81 "a" l"uhdIl~ 81 our "'''I
90 years How l"H% period III our
conception 81 me lutnrt' NJ" snort i
period IN our experience OF me past
Fi-tE years IN inc lli' OF It man COM
pass rhH entire period ri ms 3ctlFlty
IN iar history OF me college they COM
prise but the preface on It's history up
on whose pages centuries VIII mote III
progress ana ITS chd. IN matter % M
Nenton ANA production ~ * now CON-
coded mat America leads N" N"rih.
This is an era Of evolution: what the
anCicnts would have denounced as
sorrow nAd pious zealcts proclaimed
a '"i' cos are now demonstrated |"
w s'i''"" solutions q natures prom
h'"r ma t.' "lIilCd-lcH III nature 81
laws lA inns awakening OF human Ac-
uNity ana development n Intellectual
forces edu ,ation has net advanced with