Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1918-06-11
Hebron Academy Commencement.
ORDER OF EXERCISES MONDAY AND
TUESDAY OF THIS WEEK.

Commencement exercises at Hebron
Academy are Q day earlier in the week
than usual, the annual junior prize de-
bate being held on Saturday evening,
the Sth, instead of Monday evening
as usual. The baccalaureate sermon
was delivered Sunday morning by
College.
Sunday evening an address was given
to the Christian and literary organiza-
lions of the school by Professor Wilmot
B. Mitchell of Bowdoin College.
Monday morning the annual meeting
of the trustees was held, and in the
afternoon at 2 O'Clock class day exer-
cises of the class of 1918 are held In the
church, with the following program:
Prayer by Chaplain Ralpn EDWIN haton
Class History Marion Emily Cressey
Address to Undergraduates v.,.,s ,,ss,
Prophecy Of Boys Minola Beatrice Hutchinson
Music.
Oration-Patient America Fights for the World,
Ceba Montelle John Harmon
Prophecy of Girls Matthias Plant Sawyer
Presentation of Gifts Beatrice Anna Hall
Singing Of Class Ode.
Monday evening is the commencement
concert By the Lotus Male Quartette OF
Boston, assisted by Velma Bailey Hicks,
reader.
Tuesday at 10 O'Clock the graduating
exercises of the class of 1918 will be
held in the church, with this program:
Music.
Invocation.
Music
salutatory Honor-rhe History Of the Piano,
forte Mona Myrtfa Barrett
Camp Fire Girls in the War, r,,..
The Terrible weapons Of War, 49,, nn,,.m
Music.
James whitcomb Riley and the Common Touch.
Winning the War In the Air.
The Two Hebrons. virginia scribner Conant
Active Nitrogen. Irene Ly ndsll johnson
Americas War Finance Norman Leslie WeDp
valedictory Honor-Good Cheer,
Music.
Comforting Diplomas
Address to Class. hon. George q. wing
Awarding Of Prizes.
Benediction.
Music.
Following the graduating exercises
there will be the commencement dinner
at Sturtevant Home, at which President
Kenneth C. NJ. Stills of Bowdoin will be
one of the speakers, and the program
closes with the reception Tuesday even
ing.
There are forty-six in the graduating
class, as follows:
CLASSICAL COURSE.
Virginia Mary Bean. West Minot.
Reina May Blanchard, Yarmouth.
Virginia Shaw Gates, Machiasport.
virginia Scribner Conant. Hebron.
Marion Emily Cressey, Gorhsm.
Pauline Eudors Hale, Cape Elizabeth
Minola Beatrice Hutchinson, Hebron.
Pierre LScsn Robert LsSsnd Ps.SS
Alice Elizabeth Parker. Phillips.
John Kelton Southard, Wiscasset.
SCIENTIFIC COURSE.
Leslie rshur Andrews. Quincy. Mass.
Harold william Clark, Caratunk.
Pierce Usher Clark, Piainville. Conn.
william Rodney Cole. Waltham, Mass.
George Spencer Drake, Clinton.
Charles Albert Durham, Monroe.
Ceba Montelle John Harmon, Stonipgton;
Clinton Haywood Murray, South Portland.
Karl Rufus Oakes. Rangeley; x.
Matthias Plant Sawyer, West Minos.
Norman Lesslie Webb. Stonington.
ExaLIsH COURSE.
Mona Myrths Barrett, West Sumner.
Beatrice Ketcham Benxon. Plainville. Conn.
Josephine Maude Bessey. Hebron.
Herbert Eaton Corwin. Plainville, Conn.
Imogone Mountfors Crocker, Portland.
Howard Augustine Duty, Lawrence. Mass.
Ralph Edwin Eaton, v iilimsntic. Conn.
Phoebe wilbur FArris. Jamaica Plain. Mas.
Victoria Catherine Cove, Booshbay.
willard Clark Quick, Worcester. nass.
Beatrice Anna Hail, Dark Harbor.
Doris Mary Hamnn, Milan. N. q.
Harris Hyor Isaacson, Lewiston.
Irene Lyndan johnson, Appleton.
Margares Arletta Kimbsll, Treveet-
Nildreth Sever Learned, Campello, Mass
Cecil Eldon Leath. Milford, Mas.
Iloiso Evsngeline Lewis, Boothhay.
Karl HexberS Merrill. Gray.
Simon Herbert Roarks, Newburypors. Mass.
Bertha Augusta Russell, Georgetown.
Eben Gordon Tileston, Dorchester Mas.
Touiaa Kafherfn0 Tfll0y. Ashland.