Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1904-06-21

follows:
PROGRAMME.
10 A. VI.
Music.
Invocation.
Music.
John Tracy Matthew'S. Tenants Harbor
The Rise of American Diplomacy,
Charles Leroy Haines.S Ellsworth
John Anderson Kings Lamoine
Josephine simonton Buzzell,t Rockport
xMen and Machinery,
Krone and Its Ruins,
Henrietta Mary simpson, Sullivan Harbor
Howard Arthur TribOu,' Rockport
with the World Before Us,
Nicholas Georgief Katsoun0ft Sophia, Bulgaria
xThe New Woman,
Emma Lucy Merrin,i Cumberland Center
xTheodore Roosevelt,
Harold Stephen Walker,t Canton
Music.
Legends of King Arthnr,
William Gadcombe Bunker,s North East HarbOr
xThe Red Cross Society,
Angelina Arvilla Jones,t Warren
Charles Russell Flood East oxford
An American HumOrlst,
Gertrude Gale Brown,t st. George
Da "ostar FitzNIaurlce Bennet,. Lubec
A Triumph In Modern Education.
Alice Sarah Bearce Hebron
xThomas Jefferson,
Clarence Henry Robinson. Peru
xThe Internal Development and Expansion
of the United Sta'es,
Kennedy Crane Portland
xLongfellow, the Poet of the Heart,
Elizabeth Warren Crlckett,t Cumberland Center
Music.
Alexander Hamilton.
Augustus Coolidge Thompson. North Livermore
Myrtle Mahaia Jordan. Dummer, n. H.
Address to Halls and Campus,
Nelson Irving Mixer South Union
HYMNS and Hymn Writer'S,
Rena Marston,f Portland
xModes of Civilization,
Archie Barney Havey,s West Sullivan
Ernes, Marshall Davenport Mendon, Mass.
~ ~ - Daniel Chase Barring
XYhe Father of English Poetry,
William Hugh Burns,' Dennysville
Booker T. Washington.
Delbert Preston Dunn. East Poland
XCharacter DEVELOPMENT.
Floyd Otis Philbrick,' Hebron
Nathaniel Hawthorne and His Works.
Nina Gertrude Glover,s Hebron
xProgress of Invention,
Miguel de Ia Torres Matanzas. Cuba
Harold William Stanwood,' Rumford Falls
xone of Natures NobIemen; ,.. v,u.u
xThe Development of Warfare. ,,,r
st. Catherine and st. Cecilia,
Alice Hazel Sprague, Auburn
xThe Character of Abraham Lincoln,
Jay Lyman Gray Lubec
Stanley Mathews wheelers South Paris
xProgress Of American Naval Engineering
during the Nineteenth Century,
Clirence William Kings Lamoine
xAndrew Carnegie,
Eva Arvilla Twitchell.t Milan, n. II.
Nineteenth Century Achievements.
Ralph Lysander Jackson,S East Jefferson
Arthur Ralph Murray,s Sanford
| xwireess Telegraphy,
Richard Stevens Danforth,s Gardner
AFTERNOON.
O'Clock.
Music.
Mother Goose and Her Philosophy.
Olive Louise Murch,' Hebron
Mary GARTH Sanford
OK Panama Canal.
Charles Clarke Dwyer,' Martinsville
Geneva May league. Madison
NV Clara Augustine Eastman. Rockland
rOration.
N Chester Gardner,' Newton Center. Macs.
Music.
Prophecy for Girls.
Frances Viola Rice. Chicago, III.
Prophecy for Boys,
Isaac Ross McCombe.. Sanford
Presentation Of Class Gifts.
Eleanor Wilbur Pomeroy.' Pembroke
Roscoe Henderson Hupper,' Martinsville
Comforting Diplomas.
Address to Class,
Prln George c. Purington. A. NJ,
Pennington Normal School
Singing Glass Ode
Awarding Prizes
Benediction
delivered Tuesday Evening.
K Excused. Classical.
College. English.
Scientific especial honor.
The essays were of high order, show
ing careful thought and preparation.
Worthy of especial mention, however,
were the essays: ''With the World
Before U.s." by Nicholas G. Katsounoff
of Sophia, Bulgaria, "MOther Goose and
her Philosophy" by Olive l.. Murch of
Hebron, the Presentation of Class Gifts
by Eleanor w. Pomeroy of Pembroke,
and the valedictory by Roscoe II. Hup-
per of Martinsville. An especially pleas
ing feature of the occasion was the adj
dress to the class by Principal George
c. burlington of the Pennington Normal
School.
A pleasant occasion was the alumni
dinner on Wednesday. DR.. N. NJ.
Marshall of Portland as toast master
called out very interesting reminiscent
speeches from Rev. Horace B. Marshall,
graduate of the academy in 1854, Miss
Helen NJ. Staples, former preceptress
in 1S74-7, A. j. Dunton of Bath, a
graduate, Hon. George D. Bisbee of The
trustees, Mrs. Gushing of Merrimac,
Mass, former student, and Mrs. Sarah
Bailey Purington of Pennington, .
former teacher. The alumni association
elected as officers:
President-George q. Purington, Pennington.
Observation-Disclosures j. DuntOn, Bath.
Secretary and Treasurer-Mrs. Henry h.
Stearns. Hebron.
Executive C0mmittee-George n. Atwood,
Paris, A. NJ. Richardson, Hebron. Mrs. Parke
Wednesday evening large audience
was we'll entertained by the commence
ment concert by the Temple Quartette
of Boston.