Bowdoin College Grants Many Degrees in Rainy Commencement
Bowdoin College held commencement amid rain with extensive degree conferrals across multiple programs. Awards included A.M., A.B., and M.D. degrees, honorary honors for notable benefactors, and new faculty appointments. The day featured an alumni procession, speeches from trustees and officials, and a student art and design exhibit.
Normal Art School holds annual graduating exercises
The Massachusetts Normal Art School presents its yearly graduating exercises this morning at 10 o'clock in the new building at Newbury and Exeter streets. The institution houses about 160 students in four classes, with Class A containing eighty pupils.
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Massachusetts Normal Art School
Newbury and
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Boston College Graduation Exercises and Prize Awards
Boston College Hall drew a large audience for the graduating exercises, featuring a debate on Landed Property and the conferral of degrees. A.M. recipients were Thomas J. Hurley and Charles H. Winn, with numerous A.B. degrees listed for multiple students. Governor Ames addressed the graduates after the valedictory by Bernard M. Sheridan, followed by prize awards across mental philosophy, physics, chemistry, rhetoric, English composition, humanities, grammar, rudiments, mathematics, algebra, bookkeeping, arithmetic, German, French, and general competitions.
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Boston College
John A. Degan
Edward A. Quirk
Denis J. Crowley
Joseph G. Anderson
Jeremiah J. Harty
A.M
Thomas J. Hurley
Charles H. Winn
A.B
John B. Curtis, Jr
John B. Delarey
Owen J. Eee
Maurice P. Nae
Jom A. Hickey
Daniel Fp.organ
Richard J. Mackin
Joseph J. McDermott
John J. McGuigan
Bernard, M
Daniel J. McSweeney
Michael J. Moloney
James Cotter
Julian E. Johnstone
William A. Murphy
George J. Krim
John J. Cadigan
John A
Francis M. Bro
John T. Dobbyn
James Gj. Murphy
Daniel W. Cronin
George W. Leahy
Francis W. Maley
Robert N. Daley
James D. Newton
Bernard M. Sheridan
Fulton
Young Men’s Catholic Asociation
Alumni
Commencement Week Observed Across Institutions
Across Vermont and New England, commencements featured sunrise salutes, processions, and exercises. Norwich University celebrated with cadet marches, addresses by Gen W W Grout and Gov Ormsbee, and multiple degree conferrals. Mt Holyoke Seminary noted rain impacting attendance while Colby Academy alumni elected officers and Colby peers spoke. Worcester State Normal School awarded diplomas to forty-two graduates as Edward Morse delivered the anniversary address.
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Norwich University
Northfield
Methodist Church
W. W. Grout
Ormsbee
W. E. Flassam
E. V. Booth
Charles E. Austin
Walter E. Hassam
Ernest V. Kooth
N. Lewis Sheldon
John C. Waite
Henry J. Cox
W. B. Mayo
L. G. Kingsley
George L. Spear
Braintree
James A. Whittier
Springfield
Mt. Holyoke Seminary
di Figree
Julius H.seelye
Amherst College
William 8. Tyler
Amhert College
New London
N. H
Colby Academy
G. W. Guile
H. J. Crippen
Caeabery
E. B. Stoddard
State Board of Visitors
Edward 5. Morse
Salem
Portland
Westbrook Seminary
University Church of Stevens Plains Holds Class Ties
This morning at University Church Stevens Plains a class of thirteen members was noted with three young men among them. Trustees for six years were named Hon J R Bodan of Hallowell and Hon Henry Lord of Bangor. Board officers include President Hon Sidney Perham and treasurer Charles S Fobes. This evening graduates association anniversary exercises featured oration by Harry R Virgin and a poem by Miss Mary B Meserve.
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Brown
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Hilton
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John B. Hazleton
Alvin EB. Whitten
G. W. Field
Almira C. Dremmer
Mary Cleves
C. M. Austin
H. B. Austin
M. H. Boutelle
Bb. Burleigh
E. B. Burpee
A. Carey
C. Choate
F. D. Dearth, Jr
B. Fowler
W. L. Gahn
C. J. Goodwin
M. L. Kimball
J. V. Lane
E. T. Little
E. L. Means
A. W. Merrill
C. F. Moulton
H. M. Moulton
W. Parsons
A. W. Perkins
T. Pusher
J. H. Robinson
C. D. Sewall
H. I. Skoffield
F. L. Talbot
E. B. Torrey
L. B. Varney
C. H. Verrill
A.B
Wilson R. B. Butler
Charles A. Davis
William Perry
George L. Thompson
Henry H. Smith
John Avery
Fordyce Barker
New York
Charles O. Hunt
Henry H. Hunt
Dudley A. Sargent
A.M
Crosby
Noyes
Washington, D. C
Lewis Barker
Banor
D.D
Crosby H. Wheeler
Stephen M. Newman
Charles Fish
Messrs. Putnam and
Hubbard
Memorial Hall
Union
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George T. Little
Johnson
Austin Carey
L. A. Lee
Cape Horn
Avery
Mary J. Whitmore
Nathaniel McLellan Whitmore
George Sidney Whitmore
Narcissa Sewell Brown
Judge Barrows
E. M. Pease
Winkley
Daniel H. Linscott
Salem
Nelson Dingley
Bodwell
William L. Putnam
Board of
Thomas H. Hubbard
Fordyce Batter
Egbert C. Smyth
Henry Newbegin
Ohio
Edward Elwell
Portland
Transcript
E. N. Packard
H. M. Heath
E. M. Cousins
University Church
Stevens Plains
J. R. Bodan
Hallowell
Henry Lord
Bangor
Sidney Perham
David Torrey
Grenville M. Stevens
W. R. French
Charles S. Fobes
Association of Graduates
Harry R. Virgin
Mary B. Meserve
Rahway murder mystery egg rooster hint for writers
New York gossip notes a buried Rahway crime case with an unidentified victim and a hatchling Langshan rooster found beneath a nearby egg basket. It suggests a fiction hook while reporting on Parisian Menier’s wealth, a new summer play at Niblo’s Garden, and reflections on Queen Victoria’s stance and Buffalo Bill. J. E. Montgomery signs off.
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Meniers
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Menier
Travers House
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Queen Victoria
Prince Albert
Lord Palmerston
Mr. Winthrop
Albert
J. E. Montgomery
Cape Cod Unitarian Conference Opens in Brewster
The Cape Cod conference of Unitarian and liberal churches met in Brewster to hear talks on missionary work and Sunday school needs. Reports showed churches flourishing, many debt free, with officers elected for the next year including S. B. Phinney as president and Rev. Thomas Dawes as secretary treasurer.
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Barnstable
Dukes Counties
8. B. Phinney
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J. F. Moors
D.D
Greenfield
H. G. Spaulding
Unitarian Sunday School Association
Unitarian Sunday School
T. C. Defree
Nantucket
Frederick 8. Pope
Sandwich
Nathan Edson
B. Phinney
Elizabeth Chipman
William L. Nye
John H. Clark
Tully Crosby, Jr
Albert A. Gardner
Charles Dillingham
Katherine Starbuck
Sarah Baker
Baltimore Professor Crouch Receives London Arts Fellowship
Professor Nicholas Crouch of Baltimore has been named a fellow by the London Society of Arts Letters and Science. Aged eighty seven, he married a fourth wife ten years ago who is forty five years his junior. He has twenty seven children including Cora Pearl of the Paris demi monde, who died recently.
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Nicholas Crouch
Kathleen Mavourneen
London Society of Arts, Letters and Science
Crouch
Cora Pearl
Paris
John A. Keefe
Boston
Suffolk
Boston Post
Joan W. McKr
Elijah George
Cleveland to Attend Weirs Fourth Celebration In New Hampshire
At the Weirs on July 4 President Cleveland will attend a grand celebration featuring artillery salutes athletic sports and music by the Third Regiment Band of Concord and the Highland Band of Lake Village a grand fireworks display will follow in the evening.
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Disgusted Collegians Hopeful Harvard Columbia Race Postponed
New London June 28 fans from Harvard and Columbia packed the waterfront as high hopes for a water polo or rowing race ran high. Persistent rain and rising wind caused delays with the start moved from 1:30 to 7 p.m. then postponed again to Monday at 6 30 p m many students blamed weather while Yale coach Bob Cook offered no guidance as spectators vented frustration and uncertainty over which crew would finally row on the Thames.
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Amusements listings for Boston and Oakland venues
The clip lists afternoon and evening showings at P T Barnum’s Circus at Coliseum Grounds, Kellar at Boston Museum, Ranch 10 at Boston Theatre, Fun on the Bristol at Bijou Theatre, a Promenade concert at Music Hall, and Pirates of Penzance at Oakland Garden. Evening shows mostly at 8.
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Marriages and deaths listed from Gloucester to Charlestown
Today reports a sequence of marriages including Bennett Rust at Gloucester and Holway Rich in Chelsea, with additional unions in Reading Hyde Park Arlington Merrimac Randolph and more. Obituaries note Alden Bartholomesz Dodge Gillett Hamlen Jackson Martin Page Phipps Sargent Spillane with ages, locations, and service details across New England communities.
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Mary Shenneck
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J. T. Magrath
George L. Ridley
Edith H. Sears
Rumrill
Arlington
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Poyen
T. M. Miles
Elliot Sandford
New York City
Sarah G. Sawtell
Boston
Alden
Randolph
Charles Alden
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Roxbury
George Bartholomesz
Dodge
Newburyport
Mary L
Alvin Dodge
Sillett
Jackson
Roslindale
Elizabeth
James Jackson
Martin
Liberty
Pearl Martin
Ays. Page
East Somerville
George W. Page
Ears. Phipps
Susan W
James M. Phipps
West Canton Ana
Sargent
John A. Sargent
Spillane
Charlestown
John H
Daniel and
Honora Spillane
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