Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-01
Exercises at Colby
Continued from Pase one)

field Marden. '21. waterville; Basil
Atnes, '23. Norridgewock: Arthur
Berry. 20. Providence, r. l.: Del
mont Bishop, %, waterville;
Chauncey Brown. '21, waterville;
Charles clough, '23, Fairfield; Galen
Eustis, Strong; Russell Cow, Live
Oaks, Fla; John Hedman, Jemt-
land; Allen Hodgkins. Waterville:
Floyd Mcintyre, Perham; Charles
Smith. '23. Fairfield; John Tilton,
Portland.
At 10 o'clock the services were
opened by Woodman Bradbury, '86,
OF the Newton Theological Institu-
ton following which came the ami
versary address by DR.. Smaller Ma
thews. "a. dean Of the Divinity
school Of Chicago University. The
subject was 1.-THE Lessons Of a Gen.
tury."
Degrees to n ..
Following the anniversary address,
degrees were awarded to n students
OF both divisions as follows:
BACHELOR OF SCIENCE
The Mems Divisipn-Charles Mar
tin Bailey. Winthrop: Elliot Elroy
Buse. East Chicago. Ind; Raymond
Oliver Brinkman. Hartford, Conn.,;
Rudolph Edward Castelli, Chester,
Conn; John Foster Choate, Cam
bridge. Mass; Edward Moody Cook.
York Village; Laureston Alpheus
Craig. Island Falls: Lewis Silsby
Crosby, Aurora; Harold Norcross
Dempsey, Saltwater: Charles Spur
geon Eaton, Norwood, Mass; Rhoden
Basse Eddy, Sheaburne, Mass; HUI
bert Adams Emery, Shawmut. Sewell
Leroy Flagg, Portland; Albert Leon
hardt F'raas. Fitchburg, Mass; Har-
old Wilson Goodrich Pittsfeld.
Mass: Merrill Selden Frederick
Greene, Athens; Myron Clifton
Hamer. Guilford:~ Howard Foster
Hill. Waterville: Pearl Libby Han
scom, Waterville; Ralph King Har-
ley. South Hanson, Mass; Donald
Gleason Jacobs, East Pepperell,
Mass; Colby Bartlett Kalloch, Fort
Fairfield: Jacob Aston Klain, Nor
way: Edwin Farnham Mabie. Water
vile; Marry Birdsil Mcintyre, Houl-
ton; Rafael Joseph Miranda, New
York, n. Y; Lyman Rogers Morse,
jamestown. r. l.; Harold Abram Os-
good, Medford. Mass; William Rus
sell Peterson. Portland; Jonas Glea-
son Perry, Camden; Everett Adolf
plus Rockwell, Smyrna Mills; George
Robert skillin, Medford. Mass: Carl
Webster Robinson, Meredith. N. H.;
vi Tsu Sun. Linghu, Chekiang,
China: Clarence Andrew fash,
Strong: Thaddeus Freeman Tilton.
Woodfords; Daniel PercivaI Tozier,
Oakland; Seth \ Ginery Twichell.
Fitchburg. Mass; Harold Cummings
White. Winslow.
The Women's Division-Eliza Hill
Gurganus. Kingston, Mass: Matte
Lucille Kidder, Waterville: Alice Lii
liam Mathews. Portland.
BACHELOR OF ARTS.
The Mems Observation-Disclosures Put
nam Barnes. Houlton; Henry Lorn Bell,
Newton Center. Mass; Harold Eugene
Brakewood. Gallup Mills. Vt; John
Woolman Brush. Mount Vernon, N. Y;
Everett White Buchanan, Harrington
Daniel Milton Crook, Fall River. Mass.
Curtis Hugh Ross Hatch. Fairfield:
Harry Earle Levin. Houlton; Ernest
Leroy Mccormack. Wytopitlock: Hugh
Allen Smith. Pittsfeld; Ray Ellington
y Smith. Waterville:. Earle Stanley Ty-
Ter. Harrington; Harold Thomas Uric,
Byfield, Mass; Charles Everett vigue,
Waterville; Robert Edward wilkins,
Houlton; James Leroy Wilson, Houl-
ton.
The Women's Division-Mildred
Evelyn Barrows. Pine Point; Alice
Kathryn Bishop, Eastport; Alfredo
King Bowie. Portland; Eleanor Laris-
sa Burdick, Monsoon. Mass. Retta Ell
len Sadie Carter, Portland: Gladys
Mona Chase, Skowhegan: Lillian Long
ley Dyer, Oakland: Anna r. Fleming,
Island Falls; Helen Mudge.t Getchell,
Limestone; Stella Louise Greenlaw,
Calais Alice Adele Hans on, Portland:
Pauline Higginbotham, Dorchester
Mass; Esther Melvina Power, Pea.
body. Mass: Eleanor Seymour, Brook
lyn, n. Y; Harriet Lawrence Sweet.
ser. Yarmouth; Madge Colby Tooker
Cherryfield; Marion Roberta Water
man. Belfast; Ruth Ella Wills, Monson
Mass. 5%iF1-
MASTER OF ARTS.
Hildegarde Veth Drummond, Of the
class Of 1919 Thesis: The Econom-
.ic Aspects Of the Non-Partisan
League"
Honorary Degrees
The honorary degrees were then
awarded by President Roberts and
Justice Cornish to the following men:
Herbert Mayhem Lord of the class
OF 1884, brigadier general and director
of finance in the United States army,
who in time of great stress performed
a gigantic task to the entire satisfac-
ton Of soldiers and civilians alike,
- was given the degree of doctor of
laws.
Lester Caldwell Miller, a student in
this college for two years and a grad
uate of the medical school of Harvard
University. a physician of the first
rank, chief Of the medical staff Of the
Memorial hospital in Worcester, was
given the degree of master of arts.
Charles Leonard Phillips. a grad
uate Of this college and Of West
Point, soldier in the L. S. Army
with rank Of colonel. now professor of
military science in the University Of
Washington, was given the DEGREE Of
Doctor of Laws.
Arthur Wordsworth sCleaves of
the class of 1898, associate editor Of
The Baptist" graduate of Newton
Theological Institution and. for near
ly twenty years pastor Of large and
influential churches in fha xnaxA..