Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-28
COLBY GRADUATES
To Number of 30 Hold Reception at
First Baptist Church.

Graduates of Colby College to the
number of about 80 held their first re-
ception at a State Teachers conven-
ton, Friday afternoon. in the First
Baptist church, Augusta After a din
ner at the church the alumni adjourn
ed upstairs, where meeting was held.
William B. Jack, principal of the Port
land High school, was chairman of the
meeting. Those who spoke were e.
Z. Craig of Boston, F. E. Russell of
Bridgton, Prof. John Hedman of Col
by. A. NJ. Thomas and Prof. G. H.
White of Colby Mr.. Jack was appoint
ed a committee of one to arrange for
a second reuEien Of Colby graduates
at the next teachers convention
Among those present and their pres
ent locations were the following:
G. II. D. L'Amouroux. principal r.
w. TRAP Academy, Kittery; Richard
2. Hodsdon. IL. Prin. So. Thomaston
High school; H. A. Mcclellan, Prin.
Ellsworth High school; Thomas P.
Packard, II, sub master Ellsworth
High school; Elihu B. Tilton. '07. Prin.
Albion High school; Harry w. Kid
der, II. Prin. Hallowell High school;
Dr. Homer P. Little, Geology depart
ment, Colby; Drew T. Hawthorn, Prin.
Wilton Academy; Arthur NJ. Thomas,
school; Charles L. Clement, Supt
Buxton Standish scho OILS; Charles n.
Perkins, Supt schools, City of Brew
er; Clarence l.. Flood, Supt. Winslow
Benton schools r. C. Bridges, II,
sub master Houlton High school; Nell
son T. Mixer, Prin. South Paris High
school,; John Bailey Dewitt, ~, Col
by College; William c. McCue, 'O1,
Colby College: Oscar ]. Tubbs. Prin.
Winslow High school; John L. Dyer.
98, Prin. oxford High school; w. NJ.
league, Supt Warren Union schools;
E. P. Craig, '06. Allyn Bacon Co.. Bos
ton; A. E. Linscott, Lalin department,
Deering High school; Ernest H. Pratt.
"a, Prin. Pennell Institute. Gray; Prof.
w w. Crowell, Modern Language de-
partment. Colby; Piof. John Hedmn.
Romance Languages. Colby College;
NJ. r. keyes, '0S, Prin. Phillips High
schools; C. H. Libby, '0s, South Port
land High school; Stephen G. Bean
| '05, Prin. Winthrop High school; f.
f. Russell, '9S, Bridgton; NJ. c. Moore,
| OF, Prin. Islesboro High school.
| Prof. Clarence II. White, Greek de-
partment, Colby College, L. NJ. Felch.
| superintendent Caribou schools; Will
4 liam b. Jack, 90, principal Portland
HAT school; Alton l. Lockhart. 10.
| science department, Coburn Classical
| Institute: Charles L. Haskell, 10, prln-
| cipal Waterville High schools; Albion
w Blake, sub master Waterville High
school; Nathan /. Butler. principal
Kingfieid High school; Herbert c. Lib
by a2. registrar Colby College; Grace
+. Corthell. Waterville public schools;
Gertrude French, Thomaston High
school; Ellen Pillsbury. 10. New
Gloucester High school: Hattie S. Fas-
sett, '07, Lincoln Academy; Nettie NJ.
Runnals. Maine Central Institute; An
ME Lee Knight. Portland High school:
Harriet NJ. Drake. Waterville High
school; Leta Young. Waterville High
school; Laura l.. Day, Foxcroft pub
lie schools; Nettie r. Fuller. Green
| Vile public schools: Mary SewalI
| Small Westbroolx High school, Clara
Jones L'Amouroux. '94, Kittery: Sarah
Clifford Gray, Cornish public schools:
! Fannie Miller Crute, '09, Biddeford
| High school; Pauline Herring, 10.
! Fairaeld public schools; Caro- Chap
man. 10. Erskine Academy; Abbie F.
Weed, '0S. Portland: Ragnhild Iverson.
Houlton High school: Edith p. Priest,
Bar Harhor High school; Ellen J. Pc
terson. Coburn Classical Institute; Jen-
ME N. Goehrane. Augusta: Harriet l..
Cleveland, '04. I<ingfield public schools:
Bertha Harris Bangs. '0S. Portland:
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