Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-06-14
The Hebron Grads
All Come Back
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Portland, Me-, June 13.-Gradua-
ton exercises at Hebron Academy
were held this forenoon. Music was
furnished by Hebron Academy Or
chestra, soloist. Theodore Vonrosen-
vinge, violinist; invocation. Rev. A.
+. kingsley, pastor of Hebron Baptist
church; valcdictory, entitled, "Hodie
by Richard L. Thomas of Sumner,
Maine: salutatory, by Carlos H.
Crandall of Groton, Conn; Thesis,
by William +. Armstrong of Roslin-
! dale. Mass; address to the class
subject, What Next?" by Prof. John
+. Moody, principal Of Hebron
Academy from 1874 to 1879: singing
by Hebron Academy Glee Gu;
presentation of diplomas by F. Q.
Stanley, president of board of trus-
tees, and award of prizes.
The following q men will receive
diplomas: William Armstrong, Ros-
ilndalc. Mass; Clarence Cole, Corn
ish. Maine: Carlos Crandall. Groton,
Conn; Frederick Freeman, Portland;
Robert rockingham. Portland; Nell
son Carnage. South Bristol, Maine;
Herbert Glover, Jr., Hebron; Carlton
Gray, Portland; Richard Leavitt,
Portland; Rudolph Lewson, Port
land; Mylron Mason, Boston, Mass;
! Herbert Menish Portland; Joseph
Murphy, Guilford. Maine; Edward
Penley West Paris, Maine; Melvin
Vonrosenvinge. Haverhill, Mass;
Richard Thomas, Sumner. Maine;
Bion Tibbetts, Jr.. Columbia Falls,
Maine; George Warren, Somerville,
Mass; Harold Williams, Portland
William Weston. Fitchburg. Mass;
Ralph Bernard Boston, Mass; Nor
rell Goodwin, Stephen Gushee, An
drew +. Jackson, Clarence kimball,
Alfonso Nash, Jr, Hollis Wooster.
The class poem was delivered by
Myron :. Mason of Boston: class will
by Clarence l.. Cole of Cornish.
Maine; class ode by Carlton Gray of
Portland. The prize speaking contest
was won by Howard F'owlie, '25;
second prize. T.. NJ. Brown, "a; 3rd.
prize Parker Glover. '25 and 4th
prize Cleveland Sleeper. Jr.. '23.
Commencement concert last evening
by Stanley trio and Pilgrim quartet,
both of Boston. was at Hebron Bap-
fist church. A trio composed of three
young ladies. composed of Josephine
Monohan, violin; Eleanor Diemer,
cello: Dorothy Curtis, piano. and the
Pilgrim Male Quartet. composed of
Harold S. Trip tenor; Percy F..
Baxter, baritone; Arthur F. Tucker.
tenor; Dir. George r. Clark, bassO,
were features of the concert.
Commencement dinner this noon,
POSTMASTER. Principal Ralph l..
Hunt: speakers. +. O. Stanley, presi-
dent board of trustees; w. l.. Bon
ney. State treasurer OF Maine: Wal
ter L. Gray. South Paris: Frederick
r. Dyer, L. S. District Attorney,
Portland. The dinner was followed
by a reception to visitors by the
board of trustees.
The Alumni baseball team defeated
Hebron Academy baseball team in
the annual game, 81 to 6. In 54 times
at bat, the Alumni made 25 base hits,
"a putouts. Q assists. errors. In
dergraduates 33 times at bat, 9 base
hits 81 putouts, - assists, 8 errors.
Alumni team composed of NJ. Brown
and Purington. pitchers; Stearns, Oh:
II. Pratt, IT,; S. Pratt, CT: Lunge and
Twaddle, 1b; Oakley and Rawson,
Oh; l.. Brown, 3d.; Knight, r.;
Charlie Dwyer C. Hebron team,
Larocca. cf.: Bearce, c.: Khomry. 3d.;
Tibbetts, p.: Cole. r.: Corbett, 2b.;
Warren. IT,; Minish h.: Perkins,
SIS. The runs were made by Brown.
3, p. Purington, 2, Stearns 8 II.
Pratt. 2. Rawson 2. l.. Brown 8,
Knight 3. Dwyer 3. Bearce 2. Khomry
2. Tibbetts 2. Two base hits. by
Stearns. Lunge Tibbetts, khOury;
3-base hits, Purington: base on balls,
Brown Z, Tibbetts 8; struck out,