Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1908-06-23
Hebron Academy Graduation.
A CLASS OF FIFTY-FoUR TAKE DIPLOMAS
FROM THIS OLD INSTITUTION.

A CLASS OF FIFTY-FoUR TAKE DIPLOMAS
FROM THIS OLD INSTITUTION.
One of the finest classes that has ever
graduated from time-honored Hebron
Academy, fifty-four In number, last week
took their leave Of that institution, and
all the exercises of the week we're mark
ed by the traditional Hebron spirit.
The baccalaureate sermon on Sunday
was delivered by Rev. Fred w. Peakes
of North Berwick, a former student, bis
topic being "The Enthusiasms that
Enrich Life"
Monday evening the junior prize de-
bate was held, the question for discus
sion being, Resolved, That the influx
OF foreigners at the present rate Is detri-
mental to American labor" The dis
putants on the affirmative were Lester
B. Shackford of South Poland, Elmer R.
Bowker of Bryant's Pond, and Hugh d.
Thurston of Newry, and on the negative,
John e. Winston of East Boston, Mass,
Stanley A. Lawry of Friendship, and
Fred s. Kent of Fort Fairfield. The
award of SIP was given to the affirma-
tive, the individual prize of 50 going to
Hugh D. Thurston.
Glass Day exercises were held Tues
day afternoon, and were exceedingly in.
teresting. Gifford's Orchestra Of Lew
iston furnished music, and the following
programme was carried out:
Glass History, Albert Everett Condor.
''N'''''' " "''' Robert Edwin Baker
Oration-Application,
Address to Undergraduates Alice Mary Green Hs,n
Presentation Of Gifts, Alden Chase.
Singing Glass ode, Written by Miss Cameron.
Tuesday evening the reception to the
seniors was given, and the class gift to
the academy, a mahogany ball clock,
was presented by Ernest Lawrence
Packard.
Ameng the speakers at the alumni
dinner on Wednesday were Ex-Governor
John D. Long of Massachusetts,. Hon.
John p. Swasey OF Canton, Principal
George C. Purington of Pennington
Normal School, Hon. George D. Bisbee
of Rumford, Prof. j. F. Moody, and
Hon. Bert NJ. Fernald of Poland.
The graduating exercises were held in
the church Wednesday forenoon, with
the following programme:
salutatory, Marion Faye Fernali.
william Hickllng Prescott, Nathaniel Bacon.
Summer Voyage, Mabel Josephine Wall.
An Uncrowned Laureate, Guy Edwin Thomas.
The Elizabethan Age, Alta Elyira Gray.
The The o onasR't Of aase Mary Brewer ADAMS
A Great Admiral, Spaulding BisDee.
The Machine in Politics, Allan Frank Sawyer.
Two Hebrew Emancipators,
Leslie Georgina Cameron.
Peace and International Arbitration,
Pearl Raymond Jackman.
Heroes Of Yesterday and To-day,
Yaledictory, Florence Sargent CARL
Address to Glass by
Hon. Leslie c. Cornish, LII. d.
Awards of prizes were announced as
follows, in addition to the prizes in de-
bate:
Defamation. boys, Ernest L. Pack
ard, Hebron, $40, Alden Chase, Bryant's
Pond, S.; girls, Adelaide L. Klein,
Greene, $40, Sybil Hutchinson, Canton,
s..
Greek, $40, divided between Miss
Adelaide l.. Klein, Greene, and Elmer
C. Cooley, Clark City, P. Q.
Latin, $40, divided between Everett
Baldwin, North Stratford, N. e., and
Nl6S AutldIuc hlcIIi, pICeu
English, $40, Leslie G. Cameron,
Laconia, N. Fl.
Mathematics, $40, Alfred G. Carter,
Sedgwick.
Sciences, $40, Albert E. Condor,
Rockland with honorable mention of
William 4. Dodge, Rock Island, III.
General rank, $40, Miss Florence
CARL, South China.
Special prize of $40 in physics, given
by head of department to student who
has accomplished excellent results in
spite Of outside work in self-support,
Albert Condor. Rockland.
French, 80 divided between Marion
Fernald, Berlin, N. H., and Mary Adams,
Freeport.
German, $40, divided between Florence
CARL, South China, and Adelaide l..
Klein, Greene.
The graduates are as follows:
COLLEGE COURSE.
Mary Brewer Adams, Freeport.
Fl)rian George Arey. Stonington.
Nathaniel Bacon, Mercer.
Everett Alger Baldwin, North Stratford, N. II.
Charlotte Hall Bartlett, Caribou.
Spauldipg Bisbee, Rumford Fall'.
Leslie Georgiana Cameron. Laconia, N. II.
Florence Sargent CARL, South China.
Marion Faye Fernald, Berlin, n. II.
stephen Maxfied Foster, Danforth.
Clara willard Fox, Blanchard.
Dennis Fowler Getche, Limestone
Alice Mary Green, Providence r. |.
Annabel Ingraham, Sherman Mills.
Frederick Joy, Cranberry Isles.
Adelaide Lounsbury Klein, Greene.
Myrtle Louise Rumery, West Jonesport;
Emery Wilson Skolheli, North Harpswell.
Ruth Harriet Townsend, Bolton, Mass.
Lee Wilson Walker, Warren.
Mabel Josephine Wall, ROckland.
SCIENTIFIC COURSE.
Vivian Miner Akers. Norway.
Frank Wesley Burns, Jr., Fort Fairfield.
Albert Gardner Carter, Sedgwick.
Alden Chase, Bryant's Pond.
Albert Everett Condor, Rockland.
william Earl Dodge, Block Island, X. l.
Alpheus Griffin Dyer, Portland.
Herbert Harry Goodwin, Lawrence, Mass.
Richard Austin Harlow, WOOdfords.
'iIoward Frederic Hill, Hebron.
Albion Keith, Portl md.
william Ward Knowles, South West Harbor.
Albert Louis Mabbett, Newport.
Preston Hussey Martin. Fort Fairfield.
Edward Lynch 0'Neill, Port and.
Ernest Lawrence Packard, Hebron.
Allan Frank Sawyer, Milbridge.
Arthur Cobb Soule, South Windham.
Emmons william Stacy, Foxcroft.
Guy Edwin Thomas, Pennington. n. II.
Raymond Newell Varney, Lawrence, Mass.
.Diploma withheld pending completion OF course.
ENGLISH COURSE.
Susie yelma Bacon, Mercer.
Robert Edwin Baker, Jamaica Plain, Mass.
Sunie Elizabeth Chase, Sheepscot.
Alta Elvira Gray, Scion.
Sybil Julia Hutchinson, Canton.
Viola Florence JOY. Cranberry Isles.
Alice Hargrave Nulty, Buckfeld.
Laura Nadieue Sturtevant, Hebron.
Elmina Morgan Verrill. West Minot.
Louise Augusta Verrill, West Minot.
Harold Norwood WEIGH, Waterville.
Born.
In West Lowell, June Is, to the wife Of Fred
Stearns, o son.
In Magalloway Plantation, June 8, to the wife
of Neal Mckinley, q son.
In Rethel lime tx In the wife Of Howard Co.