Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-28

members of the board were present:
nan. Percixal Bonney. IL. D.. Port
land: MILFORD G. Chapman. ESD. Port
land: Leslie c. Cornish. A. NJ. Angus
"a. Rev. Charles E. Owen. Waterville;
william H. Snyder. A. NJ. Worcester.
sfasa.: Hon. Edwin F. LyfOrd, A. NJ,
ssring lield, Mass: Rev. George Bullen.
n d. New Inndon. N. H.: Joseph L.
Colby, Esq. Newton Center. Mass:
Dudley p. Bailey. Eeq.. Everett. Mass:
Rev. Charles Lincoln White, A. NJ. D.
D. Waterviile; George X. Boutelle.
ESQ.,, Waterville: George Otis Smith.
ph D., Skowhegan: Rev. A. r. Crane,
D. H., Hebron: Charles F. Richards, A.
~, Rockport: Asher c. Kinds. Esq.
Portland; Allen p. Soule. bingham.
Mass.
After the reading Of the records the
trustees considered many important
items of business. The following are
the most important:
It was voted that the president and
faculty be directed to restrict the reg
istration Of the women's division Of the
college to the accommodations already
provided by the trustees; provided. that
residing with their parents and guard
ians, or to those who can be placed in
the especial care of a person immedi-
ately connected With the college.
;, II was voted that a Joint committee
consisting Of the faculty and a special
committee Of the trustees be appointed
and directed to make such further sep
aration in the work and administration
Of the mems and wemen's divisions of
the college as may be done without ad-
ditional expense to the college.
1t WAS voted that a committee be ap-
pointed. to secure funds for the endow-
ment Of the wOmen's college, and to
decide on a name for the new institu-
ton.
BY a vote of the trustees 1t was de-
cided that the faculty be instructed to
provide for separate chapel exercises
at the opening of the next college year
IN September.
1t was voted that the memorial ad-
dress Of Rev. A. w. Jackson, D. D.. on
the late Professor Samuel King Smith
and the exercises at the dedication Of
Foss hail be printed as a pamphlet for
distribution among the friends of the
college.
1t was voted that fitting services in
memory OF the late Professor Laban
Edwards Warren and the late Profess
sOr Elder be held at the next Com
mencement.
Howard E. Simpson of Harvard Uni
versity was chosen Instructor i'm chem
itTy. who shall also give courses IN
geology and mineralOgy.
1t was voted that n committee be ap-
pointed to revise the bylaws OF the
board.
The matter Of a prize in debate was
referred to the faculty with power to
act.
One Of the most significant to the in
terests of the college CT Tuesdays
commencement exercises were the an
nual meetings of the Colby Alumni and
AluMnae Associations which were held
IN Chemical hall beginning at 1890 and
continuing during the greater part OF
the afternoon.
The Alumni Meeting.
The Alumni meeting was called to or
. der by Henry C. Merriam at the ap-
pointed time. after which the secretary.
Rev. Edwin Carey Whittemore. D. D..
read the records Of the past year.
Among the reports Of the officers. that
Of the necrologist. DIR. L. w. Hall:
NEUROLOGY OF COLBY ALUMNI,
1865.
1s45 Prof. Samuel King Smith. d. D..
born in Litchfield. Me-. Oct. II.
1917. Professor Of Rhetoric, 1850
1892, AMI Librarian 1&51-1873. diei
IN Watarville, Aug 20, 1904. aged
Sc years.
ls49 Hon. Mark Hill Dunnell, IL. d..
born In Buxton, Me-. July 2. 1923.
State Supt. OF Schools In Maine
lS55, 1851. 1853. 1859. and In Min
nesota 1S67-l370. Colonel Fifth
Resfment Me. Vols. L. s. Consul.
Vera Cruz, Mex, Member Of 4ed
to 47th and Of 51st Congresses.
died in Owatonna. Minn.. Aug. -
1894, aged 81 years.
lsls Rev. George Boardman Williams
born in Beverly. Mass. 1873. In
the ministry 40 years. In Name
and Massachusetts,. died In Bos-
ton, Mass, March I. 1905. aged ~
years.
lS57 Rev. Gowen Coombs Wilson. born
in Bocthbay, Feb. 8. 1888. state
Supt. Bible Society of Maine since
1894, died In Portland. Me-. April
Is. 1905, eyed u years.
1863 George Calvin Hopkins. born III
Mt. VERNON. Me-. Feb. q. lS4'
lawyer, Judge Of the Municipal
Court OF Deering. lS9e-1S9s. author
Of Digest Of Maine Reports. lS'9'
died In Portland. Aze.. April D.