Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-17
Glass Of 81 Graduates
Thursday from N. c. j.
Alumni Give Reception in
Institute Chapel.
Senator nowes Of Palmyra Toast
master II Alumni Banquet.

Class OF 1917, Maine CeHlid Ah"'i'U.N
were held at 10 A. NJ. Thursday IN
Union hall. The stage was daintiiy
decorated in green and white ana the
main hall was decorated with the class
colors, crimson and silver gray. Inc
class motto, Palma Non Sine fui-
vere," was written over the stage Inc
exercises were OF high standard re-
f1ecting much credit on the schooi as
well as the class. The program:
Music. Ladies' String Trio of Belfast
comprising Miss Gladys Pitcher ceiio,
Miss Mary Niles. violin; Miss Louise
PRAYER, Rev. s. c. Whitcomb. Bangor
sau,a,orv-"Obligations> of Citizenship"
Arnold w. Dodge
zion of life Norman l.. Libby
Reyerie suggested by , Ihe Great es s.TnS
oration-The Young Man Who IN, Makes fReS
Good" Frank II. Bickford
Class Essav-"Industrial Training for
Girls Nina F. Homestead
Class History. Bessie S. Clark
class oration-"Mortgages on the ~
ture. Eugene H. Drake
Class Prophecy" Leo f. Ray
Address to Undergraduates,
...c rt. Irving BENJAMIN Loud
Valedictoryh" Palma Non Sine Pulvere."
II t".. .i Hazel Young
Z Music b., ,..
Comforting of Diplomas. ,a.+.s
Glass Ode.
Benediction.
The graduates were as follows:
Preparatory classical course-Man-
son Daniel Brown, Eugene Henry
Drake, A. Russell Mace. Capitola Mary
C,,1 T
May Ryder, Hazel Young.
Preparatory scientific course-Frank
Harold Bickford. Arnold Weymouth
Dodge, Leo Everett Ray, Bessie Stanley
Clark, Laura Estelle Pratt Sadie
Frances Sanford.
General course-Mildred Angelina
Bartlett. Vera Noyes Harding, Gladys
Maud Bigelow, Madge Irene Libby.
English scientific course-ClaytOn
Vining Chandler, Clyde w. Chadwick.
Harold Verne Furbush, Blanche Marion
Jordan, Earle Charles Phillips Herbert
B. Crosby. Jesse Conner Farnum
Wilson r. Homestead. Irving Benjamin
Loud, Jessie Louise Spaulding, Mary
Stanley WhitmOre.
Normal course-Lelah Emma Gill
man. Hazel Catherine McCabe, Nine
Eleanor Homestead. Myrtle Emma Nc
Cabe.
Glass officers-President. Irving
Loud; Vice Pres, Hazel Young; Sec.
Eugene Drake; Treas, Lelah Gilman
executive committee Sadie Sanford.
Leo Ray, Harold Furbush
The alumni reception was held
Wednesday evening in the lower chapel
Of ha in OF int rha +
tily decorated for the occasion. The
guests were met by Mrs. Oscar Givens
and Miss Florence Buxton. who pro-
vided ushers for the receiving line
which composed Prof and Mrs. f. p.
Landman. Prof. and Mrs. Eugene FOs-
ter. Miss Lillian Norton. Miss Caro-
Murray and Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Pushor. During the reception music
was rendered by NJ c. /. Orchestra.
large number Of the local and out of
town Alumni We're present. A bust
ness meeting of the Alumni Associa-
ton was held at the close of the re-
ception and the following officers were
elected: President. Clarence Macom-
Der; vice president, w. l.. Pushor; sec
rotary, Minnie Porter; treasurer. Vera
Stevens: executive committee, Harris
Mathews, Hattie Burns. liza Carney.
A banquet was given in Powers hall
at $50 p. NJ. Ceyers We're laid for
100. The banquet was served under
the direction of Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Healey Of the girls dOrmitory. Miss
Ada Coffin acted as head waiter being
assisted by n competent corps of young
ladies'. Senator A. p. Howes of Pal
myra was POSTMASTER. Short speeches
We're made by Rev. S. c. Whitman
president of the board of trustees:
Principal +. U. Landman, Irving Loud,
president of the graduating class, Prof
Lyman Jordan OF Bates College, Clar-
ence Robertson, Hon. R. w. Shaw of
Houlton, President Chase of Bates Col
lege. Rev. f. X. Jordan, Rev. J. j.
Hull and Prof. Eugene Foster. Ernest
]. Hill of Portland. tenor soloist. sang
between the speeches. one number be-
ing accompanied by Miss Pitcher of
Belfast. cello. with Miss Ethel Has
kell piano. Miss Dorothy Drake gave
violin selection with piano accom-
paniment.
The annual business meeting of the
trustees was held at p. NJ Wednes-
day at the Free Baptist church. The
following trustees were present: T. S.
Dexter. ]. w. Manson, Gordon Dobson,
c. E. Frost, Rev. L. X. Jordan, Pitts |
field; Prof. A. W. Anthony. Lewiston:
c. F. Bryant. Bangor: Hon. Hiram
knowlton. Portland; Prof. Lyman
Jordan, lewiston. Hon. Chas. A. Mil
liken. Augusta: Rev. S. c. Whitcomb. |
Bangor: Frank D. Besse. Clinton; Rev. |
w. w. Hayden. Gardiner; Hon. r. w. |
Shaw. Houlton: Hon. Frederick A |
Powers. Houlton; and G. c. Chase,
president of Bates College In the alb
sence of DR.. E. c. Bryant, secretary |
and treasurer, Rev. E. X. Jordan act
ed as secretary and DR.. Bryant's re-
ports were submitted by Henry F.
Libby. The following trustees were re-
elected: S. C. Whitcomb and F. d.
Besse. DR.. C. A. Moulton of Hartland |
was elected trustee in the place of O. |
II. Tracy. whose term expired. to serve |
for a term of five years. Rev. j. j. Hull |
of Lewiston, who has held the office as
financial. agent for number of years.
was reelected. The officers elected |
were: President, Rev. f. X. Jordan; |
secretary and treasurer. DR.. E. c.