The Republican journal., 1903-06-25
RowDo1N COLLEGE.
GIFTS ~ the Past Year Announced by Prsf-
dent HYDE.

dent Hyde
Tho ANIMAL report of President Hyde
of Rnwdoin College reviews the WORK
of the wear at this Maine college, notes
| the npessinp needs of each department
and Of the institution as whole, ano
makes an appeal for financial support.
He notes with sadness the death OF
Hon Samuel Fisher Humphrey OF the
class nf 1S4S. a member of the board OF
oyerseers since 1878, on March II, 1908
in the SD wear of his age. Judge Hum
phrey's life was one of consecutive pub
lie service in positions of honor and re-
sponsibility. Continuing he says III
substance:
During the financial year ending May
Ito. 1903. the college has received the
Gen. + NJ. Brown, Portland, Me-,
May IA. 1902, for general fund, $1,000.
O. c. Stevens, Esq, May %, 1902, fol
payment of students term bills, S1OO
Gen. F. Fessenden, Portland, May
20. 1902. for general fund, $1,000.
Rev. W. w. Rand, June 3, 1902, for
general fund, $50.
j. W. Symonds and sisters, Portland,
June 13, 1902, VIM. Law Symonds
scholarship, $4,000.
w. G. Beals, Esq, Chicago, Ill.,, June
10, 1902, for general fund, $1,000.
J. E. Merrill, ESQ.,. Newton, Mass,
June IA, 1902, general fund, $1,000.
Galen L. Stone, Brookllne, Mass,
June IA, 1902, for general fund, 500.
Prof. C. F. Bracket, Princeton, N.
j., June 2O 1902, for general fund, 500.
Hon. F. A. Wilson, Bangor, June %
1902, for general fund, $1,000.
Miss Annie L. Edmunds, Portland,
June %, 1902, for general fund, S25.
Hon. J. A. Peters, Bangor, June "a,
1902, for general fund, $500.
Miss Abby NJ. Storer and Miss Mary
G. Storer, Boston, Mass, June 25, 1902,
for general fund, SlO0.
| Hon. L. A. Emery, Ellsworth, June
25, 1902, for general fund, $3.50.
F. H. Appleton, Esq, Bangor, July ),
1902, for general fund, $1,000
c. w. Packard, NJ. D., New York
city, July 8, 1902, for general fund. 500.
| Mrs. @. NJ. Butler, Portland, July 10,
| 1902, Moses M. Butler, scholarship, 81,
900.
Catherine NJ. Garcelon, bequest, July
J 10th, for Garcelon and Merritt fund,
So, 1850.
Mrs. Addie NJ. Short, Portland, July
| ~, 1SOZ, lUl kCllClol luIu, SolOOs
Hon. W. P. Frye. Lewiston, July IA,
1902, for general fund, $1,000.
Miss Mary Woodman, Cambridge,
Mass, July IA, 1902, Cyrus Woodman
scholarships, $4,000.
E.G. Cutler, ex. Hon. J. L. Cutler
Boston, July II, 1902, library fund, ST.,
600.
Miss Ellen J. Whitmore, Brunswick
| I,,lu 01 1OO0 E1Ian 7 Whitmoro SchOl
/ arship, $1,000.
| w. J. Curtis, Esq. Summit, n. j..
July "a, 1902 general fund, $1,000.
Miss Lucy NJ. Field, Bangor, July 25
1902 for general fund, $1,000.
! Hon. q. B. Nealley, Bangor, August
| 5, 1902, for general fund, $1,000.
o. c. Stevens and wife, August T.
| 1902, for general fund, $4,000.
Hon. d. S. Alexander, Buffalo, n. Y.
| August 4, 1902, StanWood Alexander
scholarship, $1,000.
! G. O. Robinson, Cambridge, Mass.
August %, 1902, for general fund, 81, 1000
L. c. Hatch, Bangor, September,
1902, $50; February, 1903, $50; Fred
| Whitney Flood scholarship, 500.
Glass of 1872, November IS, 1902,
class of 1872 scholarship, $500.
In addition to these gifts actually re-
ceived, the college has been promised
$1,000 by Prof. Jotham B. Sewell, ID
d., of the class of 1s4S. Miss Sarah
Orne Jewett, Lift. D., has given the
college window in Memorial hall In
memory Of her father, Dr.. Theodore
| Herman Jewett, of the class OF 1884
The artist is Mrs. Henry Whitman OF
Boston. 1t is hoped to have the win
dow in place by the coming commence;
ment. By the will Of Miss Mildred
Everett the college is to receive valu
able property on the corner OF Main
and Everett streets in Brunswick. The
net income, which is estimated at 500
or $500, is to be devoted to the malnte-
nance of a scholarship in memory OF
Prof. Charles Carroll Everett, ID. d.,
LII. d., of the class of 1850. This schol-
arship is to be awarded to a graduate
of Bowdoin College. The recipient may
study any subject anywhere in this
country or in Europe. This is the larrg-
est encouragement to scholarship the
college has at its disposal and will be OF
great value in stimulating the efforts
of undergraduates to secure it, and in
assisting graduates of promise to get
started in their graduate work.