Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-06-15

Special horors-Horace Newton Lee
in biology.
American honors in the College o
Law-Charles BRIGHAM hosiher
George Ray Sweetser.
PHI KAPPA PHI MEMBERS.
| Membership in the honorary society
of Phi Kappa Phi is granted to the
| u members of the graduating class
who have the highest rank. OF the
| present graduating class the following
persons have been elected to member
ship in this society: Alfred Michael
Blanchard, Florence Evelyn Brown
Franklin Russell Chesley, Letitia
Elizabeth Day, Annie Hoadley Gilbert
Louise Frances Hall. Dunton Hamlin,
Charles Brigham Hosmer, Lewis Al
bert Keen, Horace Newton Lee, Mil
dred Louise Prentiss, Earle Ovando
Whittier.
HONORS.
The members of the graduating
class who for the last three years of
their college course have maintained
an average standing of B or higher,
are granted honors. The following are
the students of the Glass of 1911 who
have met these requirements and
therefore receive general honors: Al
fred Michel Blanchard. Florence
Evelyn Brown, Frederick Lincoln
Chenery, Jr., Letitia Elizabeth Day,
Annie Hoadley Gilbert Louise Frances
Hall, Dunton Hamlin. Charles Bridg-
ham Hosmer, Lewis Albert Keen, Cecil
Leland Lyvette, Horace Newton Lee,
Mildred Louise Prentiss. George Roy
Sweetser, Florence Anna Taylor, Elmer
Robert Tobey, Benjamin Otis Warren,
Earle Evando Whittier.
MILITARY HoNoRs.
Lieut.. Col Charles A. F'arnham, pro-
fessor of military science and tactics
in the University of Maine, has made
the following statement to the adj
jutant general of the United States
army:
In compliance with Paragraph 81,
General Order 23l. war department
1909, | have the honor to report the
name of Sumner Waite of Portland.
Me-. as the member of the graduating
class who has shown special aptitude
for the Military Science"
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 14-1911
THE KIDDER SCHOLARSHIP.
This scholarship was endowed by
DR.. Frank +. Kidder, of Denver, Col
orado, of the class of 1879 and is
awarded annually to a member of the
Junior class. The award for the year
191l-1912 is made to Richard Ander-
son Power, Portland. Maine.
WESTERN ALUMNI ASSOCIATION
SCHOLARSHIP.
This scholarship. which covers tut
ton for one year. is awarded to that
member of the Freshman class whose
department has been satisfactory and
who has made the best progress dur
ing the year. The award for the year
1911-1912 is made to Earlon Victor
Crimmin, Winterport, Maine.
THE WINGARD CUP.
Professor e. r. Wingard offers a
cup to that student who shows the
greatest improvement in scholarship
for the year. This cup is awarded to
Luther Barker Rogers. Patten. Maine.
JUNIOR EXHIBITION PRIZE.
This prize, amounting to SIS, is
awarded to that member of the Ju-
nior class presenting the best ora
ton at the Junior Exhibition. The
award for this year is made to Philip
Garland of Old Town. Maine.
SOPHOMORE EXHIBITION PRIZE.
This prize of SIS is awarded for ex-
cellerce in elocution. The award for
the present year is made to Forest
Bertram Ames, Bangor, Maine.
GIFTS TO THE LAW LIBRARY.
Gen Thomas H. Hubbard of New
York City has made gift of 500 to
be used in purchasing books for the
library of the College of Law.
The Law School of Boston Univer-
sity gave to the Library of the Col
lege of Law SIS volumes of law books.
The Law School of Harvard Uni
versity gave to the Library of the
College of Law about 20 volumes of
law books.
The John Marshall School of Law
of Chicago. gave to the Library of
the College of Law, about 200 volumes
of law books
GIFT FROM NEW YORK ALUMNI
Those members of the New York
Alumni Association who had gradual
ed from the department of Chemistry.
have presented to the University of
Maine framed picture Of Professor
A. B. ALBERT. This picture will be
hung in Fernald Hail.
GIFT FROM MRS MUNSoN.
AIRS. Matte Allen Munson has pre-
sented to the Library of the Univer-
sity of Maine the professional library
of DR.. Welton Marks Munson.
The books comprised in this collec-
ton will form a nucleus of special
library upon horticulture.
The Franklin Danforth prize of
$40 is the gift of Hon. Edward
F. Danforth of the class of 81 1t
was established in memory of his father.
1t is awarded to that member of the
Senior class in agriculture who attains
the highest standing. The award for tie
present year is made to Russell Smith of
Auburn. Maine.
The Kennebec County prize of SIS, the
gift of Hon. William T. Haines. grad
uate of the university of the class OF
1876, for the best thesis on Applied Elec-
tricity, has been awarded to Nelson Ern-