Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-06-21
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Professor Mabel Elisabeth Holder,
Pr -. Wellesley college, Professor
Frank Hamilton Hankins, Ph.D.,
clark University. President Howard
Edwards. LID, Rhode Island State
college
Other guests Henry Pomeroy Da
Vsun. IL -. Chairman Of the War
Council the American Red Cross;
President Frederick Carlos Ferry,
Ph D. LID. Hamilton College; Pro-
fcssor Waterman Thomas Hewett,
Pm n, Cornell University; Rt. Rev.
benjamin brewster. DID. Bishop Of
Maine, Rev Ashley Day Leavitt.
y u. Portland, Me. Donald Baxter
Mac MILAN, AN. 49, Freeport, Me.
Arriving at the church the Glasses
~ 1901 and 1915 formed a lane through
which the remainder Of the process
sion passed. after which these classes
entered and took seats of honor in
the church. After the church had
hccn nlled the color guard entered
with the colors and stood at atten-
'ion on the platform while The Star
Spanglcd Banner was sung
The prayer Of Invocation was deliv-
crcd hy Rev. Samuel Valentine Cole,
ID. LID. vice president of the
Board Of Trustees and president of
Wheaton College.
Professor Charles Theodore Bur-
mott. Phi - delivered the address for
tho faculty. speaking as follows:
Tho address and investiture. with
she presentation Of the keys of the
college. was by Hon. Clarence Hale,
LID, Of Portland, president Of the
Board Of ovcrseers
Pres. Stills.
The inaugural address was then de-
l,crcd rs the new president. Kenneth
Charles Morton Sllls, LID, who
spoke as follows.
In accepting from your hands, Sir
TIE keys Of Bowdoin college. l am
deeply sensible OF the honor. the du-
ties and the responsibilities which the
governing boards lave imposed upon
me such responsibilities can never be
lightly assumed but to succeed in the
presidency a man like William Dewitt
Hyde in such critical and uncertain
days as these, j. made possible only
los the generous assurance Of support
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tho rcprcsr natives Of other colleges in
Sew England whose presence with us
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