Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-06-13
kENT'S HILL.
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rangement is pleasing alike to both
Mr.. Trefethen and Mr.. Berry.
Mr.. Berry will take up his residence
on the Hill very soon.
The other members of the faculty
We're reelected with the exception OF
Prof. Arthur H. Mason, whose place will
probably be filled at the July meeting
of the board. Prof. Mason is leaving
this term, tic accept professorship in
the William Penn Charter school.
This forenoon occurred the graduating
exercises with this program:
Pianoforte, 'Andante and Dondo," Raft.
Miss Frances Gunliffe
Prayer.
Mezzo Soprano. Perhaps Geibel,
Miss Phoebe Pendleton
Salutatory, Maine and Its Resources.
Martha Ruth Henry
Homes, French and American"
Margaret Emerson Drisko
"a Problem for True Craftsmanship"
Percival Eugene Smith
why Some Succeed While others Fail"
Winnifred Julia Albee
Soprano The Rose :, ,,i Biss s,l, cooar,o,
The Tramp Problem
Maria Emery Morse
Maine and the Prohibitory Law
Herbert Clinton Aver
.Woman's Work.
Eunice Roxanna Libby
The American Invasion of England
Irene Henderson Driskoe
Contralto,
Thy VIII Be Done-Marston,
b Cradle Song'-Norris,
My Lady's Eyes-Bullard.
Miss Theo Morse
Athens in the Age of PericleS.''
Grafton, THE Optimism of Browning"
Edith May Allen
"A Plea for Science"
Mature an Inspiration"
Marion Turner Bishop
Pianoforte, midsummer Nights Dream"
Mendelssohn,
Misses Cunlire and Fenlason
"Curch Federation"
Harriet Bessie Spaulding
international Arbitration,'
Edmund Melvin Campbell
Naledictory, Cecil John Rhodes
Louise Sturdivant Chase
Singing by Congregation, America"
Diplomas.
Degrees.
Prizes.
Benediction.
The graduates are:
College-Louise Sturdivant Chase,
Kents Hill.
Seminary-Edith May Allen. Brook
III, -hdiIOll uillcT BISHOP, 1<etuS ttll-
ter: Eunice Roxanna Libby, Hartford;
Harriet Bessie Spaulding, North An
son.
English-Percival Eugene Smith,
Kents Hill
College Preparatory Classical-Her-
bert Clinton Aver, South Paris; Ed
mund Melville Campbell. Kent's Hill;
Maria Emery morse, Barre, Mass. ::
Isaiah Scott Voter, North Arson.
Latin Scientfic-Irene Henderson
Driskoe, Addison; Margaret Emerson
Drisko, Addison; Martha Ruth Henry,
Readfield; Albert Carlyle Higgins, Al
bion.
Normal-Winnifred Julia Albee, Man.
chester; Harriet Bessie Spaulding,
North Arson.
Business-Floyd Coddington, Nom
baccus, n. Y; Julio Ynfante, Havana,
Cuba.
Piano-For Tuning-George Everett
Mansfield, Union.
The committee of award on the prize
declarations, Rev. Levi Staples,
Waltham, Mass, Rev. A. A. Lewis of
Waterville. and c. d. Boothby, SO, of
Madison. on Thursday announced these
decisions:
The Dana prize was awarded to
Henry Howard Richardson of West
Scarboro, with honorable mention of
Henry G. Aver of South Paris. and
Scott /. Voter, North Arson. This is
the gift OF Judge Dana of Fryeburg.
The Dunn prize was awarded to Mae
Abbie Taylor Of kent's HILL with hon
orable mention of Miss Louise s. Chase
Of Kent's Hill and Miss Abbie Mathorn
Harding of New Sharon.
On Thursday the degree of A. NJ. in
course was conferred upon Nennessa
Morrill, Brown 49, of l<ent's Hill.
And, by the way, the trustees voted
on Wednesday not to grant the degree
Of A. NJ. in course after 1905; but the
degree after that is to be given for
completing a postgraduate course Of
study.
The presidents reception in Deering
chapel last evening rounded out a week
Of the festivity, formality and pleasant
excitement of commencement week
At the alumni dinner, served
at l P. NJ, fully 225 sat at table. After
a most enjoyable menu, an enjoyable
hour was given to toasts and speeches.