Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-06-26
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lHh lHsh and Sloth and heather Polly
Ss,iin Ssring all your hopes to naught."
,,,,,,,prs gospel of work and discipline
,t;cularlv striking. In this he is the
s,ecial laureate of the British SOL
W. wbom the public once considered
.s a rough. mncouth creature. little
c's than a fighting machine. kipling
n shown us that beneath his noisy
s.,,es absolute faithfulncss to work
"a obedience to discipline.
wor has he confined this part of his
enc, to the soldier. He has brought it
s Inc TO the business man, entangled with
H. ~ the deceptions and distrusta of fl
,c. a" He pleads for honesty of work
- this age of ''insolence, delay. and
,aocued unfaithfulness."
.peneath the sun We count on none,
DOur evils to assuage.
,,-oont the men who do the work.
bAE Epr which they draw their wage.
rreation's cry goes up on high,
|'Em Erom age to cheated age;
"a nc the men that do the work
o' Eor which they draw the wage"
x;r,;pg insists upon the Importance of
-
..orlnr In an address at McGill Univer-
si,v last fall he strongly denounced the
,or who endangers his soul by working
onlv that he may attain wealth and po-
sition. Now how beautifully has Kip
ling expressed this gospel of work in
"I,Euyoi' and Seven Seas"
.vben Earth's last picture is painted,
and the tubes are twisted and dried,
when the oldest colors are faded
And the youngest critic has died,
We shall rest and faith. we shall need it,
lie down for an aeon or two.
Til the Master of All Good Workmen
chail set us to work again.
And only the Master siall praise us,
And only the Master shall blame,
And no one shall work for money,
And no one shall work for fame
put each for the joy q; the working,
And each in his separate style,
Shall draw the thing as he sees H. ,
Eor the God of Things as they arc"
The awarding of prizes Thursday
morning was as follows:
The Goodwin Commencement Prize,
nrize of $50, given by Rev. DIR.
Daniel Raynes Goodwin of Philadel-
mia. of the Glass of 1852, is awarded
zach wear to the author OF the best
commencement part; awarded to Carl
Merrill Robinson of Portland.
The Class of 1868 Prize. A prize OF
go contributed by the Glass of 1868,
is given annually to the author of the
hest written and spoken Grafton IN the
senior Glass. Awarded to Albert
Trowbridge Gould of Thomaston.
prown Composition Prizes. Two
nrizcs. one of $50 and one of $40, cs-
tablished by Philip G. Brown OF the
Class of 1877, in memory OF Fhliil
Henry Brown, Esq, of Portland, of the
class of 1851 are offered to the Senior
Class for excellence in extemporaneous
English composition. Awarded &c
Arthur Harold Ham, '0S, of 14ivermore
Falls, and to Arthur Lincoln Robinson
of Brunswick.
Alexander Prize Fund. This fund
was established by Hon. d. $. AleXan-
der of the Glass Of 1870 to furnish two
prizes of $50 and $40 for excellence IN
select defamation. Competition Is
open to Juniors, Snphomores, ana
Freshmen. First prize awarded to
Winston Bryant Stephens 10, OF New
Bedford. Mass. Second priZe award
cd TO Alfred Wheeler Stone, 10, OF
Bangor.
sewall Latin Prize. A prize Of *2'
given bv Professor Jotham bradbury
Sewall of Rrooklinc, Mass, OF the
Class of 1915 formerly professor on
Greek at I5owdoin, is AWARDED 10 Inc
member of the Sophomore class WI"
sustans the best examination IN Latih
Awarded to Rodney Elsmore ko5S oi
Kennebunk.
Moves Political Economy Prize. Ini'
prize. consisting of the annual income
of $1,000, was established by CROSBY
Stuart Noyes. A. NJ, and is awarded
to the best scholar III Political Eco'i-
omy. Awarded to Albert TrowbEldG'
Gould 'OS, of Thomaston.
Smyth Mathematical Prize. a iuh'
of $4,000. the gife of Henry }. Furpc'
ESD. of Chicago. named by him II
honor of Professor William Snyth
From the present income of the rune
5000 is given to that student in eacl
Sophomore class who obtains tl'
highest rank in the mathematical
studies of the first two years. Inc
rank is determined mainly by N''
daily recitations, but the faculty may
at their discretion, order a speclal eN-
animation, the result of which Will VI
combined with the recitation RANK
The successful candidate received $l"'
at the time the award is made, the re-
naming 5000 is paid to him IN lhstdi'
ments at the close of each term curing
Junior and Senior years. Ii va
cancy occurs during those years, the
next in rank secures the benefit or the
prize for the remainder of the time
Awarded to Henry Quimby Hawes OF
Westhrook
rhilo Sherman Bennett Prize Funu
This fund was established by Hon. w
]. Bryan from trust funds of the es'
tate of the late Philo Sherman Zen
nett of New Haven, Conn. Inc pro
cecds to be used for prize Tor 'h'
best essay discussing the principles o
free government. Competition Il
open to all students taking History
T. Awarded 20 Albert Trowprlas'
Gould, '0S. of Thomaston.
Hawthorne Prize. A prize or s4o
given by Mrs. George C. Riggs (hat'
Douglass Wiggin) of New YORK, i
awarded each year to the author o
the best short story. The competition
Is opep to ,oap,her of the Sophomore