Sunday, April 30, 2017

Bible of Charles L. Angove and Sarah B. (Willkinson) Angove of Sebec, Maine; passed on to son Lewis R. Angove


Bible that belonged to Charles L. Angove and Sarah B. (Willkinson, or Wilkinson) Angove of Sebec, Maine.  They had seven children, only two of whom survived to adulthood.  The Bible passed into the hands of their son Lewis R. Angove and wife Grace M. (Bridge) Angove.


The Bible, which measures approximately 9-3/4" by 6-1/2" by 2-1/2", was published by Carlton & Phillips of New York in 1856.  In addition to the Family Records pages with entries in ink and pencil, the Bible contains a few mementos.

Marriages Page, which notes that Charles L. Angove and Miss Sarah B. Willkinson were married on July 14, 1849.


Births Pages, in order:

  1. William E. Angove, born December 10, 1850
  2. Charles E. Angove, born December 10, 1850
  3. Charles E. Angove, born January 4, 1853
  4. Fred G. Angove, born March 17, 1855
  5. Lewis R. Angove, born April 23, 1857 [note, his gravestone reads 1859]
  6. Abbie Elen Angove, born May 29, 1861
  7. James A. Angove, born November 23, 186 [can't read last digit, but he died in 1865]


  • Charles L. Angove, born January 27, 1815.  I believe Charles was the son of John Angove and Rhoda (Hutchins) Angove.
  • Mrs. Sarah B. [Willkinson or Wilkinson], born February 15, 1828 or February 15, 1829 - her age at death in the death entry doesn't help, as it could be 35 or 36 - your interpretation is welcome!]

Deaths Page


  • Charles E. Angove Died June 2, 1851
  • Abbie Elen Angove Died April 6, 1862
  • Charles E. Angove, Died April 7, 1862
  • Mrs. Sarah B. Angove Died May 16th 1864, Aged 35 or 36
  • James A. Angove Died September 18, 1865
  • Charles L. Angove Died November 18, 1865
  • William E. Angove Died December 1, 1868, Age 18

Three children outlived their widowed father, but one of them, William E. Angove, died several years later, as you can see from the Deaths page.  The two children not listed on the Deaths page:
  • Fred G. Angove died in November 24, 1896 in Dickinson County, Michigan at the age of 40, after having suffered the loss of a foot a year or so before, from which his health never recovered.  I didn't find a record of marriage or children for Fred.
  • Lewis R. Angove, into whose ownership the Bible passed, married Grace M. Bridge on December 20, 1889 at Dexter, Maine.  Grace was the daughter of Joseph Bridge and Elizabeth G. (Maxfield) Bridge.  Lewis and Grace lived at Milo, Maine, where Lewis worked as a carpenter for the railroad.  By 1920 they had moved to a farm at Parkman, Maine.  Lewis died in 1924, and Grace in 1947.  They're buried in the Mount Pleasant Cemetery in Dexter, Maine.  Again, I didn't find records of children for Lewis and Grace.

This poor family suffered inconceivable losses.

Mementos in the Bible:


Presumably, the soldier above was drawn by Glen Lewis Arno (1910-1864) of Dexter, Maine.









Tuesday, April 25, 2017

November 1887 Issue of The Hebron Semester, Student Publication at Hebron Academy, Hebron, Maine


April 1887 issue of The Hebron Semester, a student publication of Hebron Academy at Hebron, Maine.

This copy belonged to former student Edith Lulu Packard of Hebron, Maine, who added a few notations throughout.


See links to more posts about other issues of The Hebron Semester and other Hebron Academy memorabilia here.

Also, see another post that features the autograph album of Albert Smith Ventres of Canton, Maine, a member of the Hebron Academy Class of 1888; several of his schoolmates, mentioned farther below, inscribed pages in his album.

This    issue measures approximately 9-1/4" by 6-1/4" and contains 38 numbered pages, plus 29 pages of advertising and advertisements on the inside front cover and inside back cover and back cover.

Images of all of the pages appear at the end of this post.

An alphabetical list of the people mentioned in this publication, with additional information about them gleaned throughout the issue, appears later in this post.


Staff of The Hebron Semester:
  • Howard A. Lincoln of Portland, Maine; Editor-in-Chief
  • Frank D. True of Portland, Maine; Business Manager
  • Anna M. Proctor of North Raymond, Maine; Associate Editor
  • Maud Saunders of Ellsworth, Maine; Associate Editor
  • Orissa W. Gould of Freeport, Maine; Associate Editor
  • Curtis L. Sopher of South Poland, Maine; Associate Editor
  • Charles H. Dodge of Sedgwick, Maine; Associate Editor
Some tidbits included in this issue:
  • William H. Looney, a Colby graduate, spoke October 13, 1887 on the Irish Question, pages 4 and 5
  • Cute sayings and mottos relating to various students and faculty; throughout the issue
  • Reports by the Classes; pages 7-10
  • Poems and Essays by Students; throughout the issue
  • "A Thunder Storm at Sea", by Leroy R. Flye of North Brooklin, Maine, Class of 1889, about a severe storm while he was at sea at the edge of the Gulf Stream, marked by such lightning as to light up the surrounding waters for miles; followed by a beautiful and calm sunrise.  Pages 11 and 12
  • "A Hillside View", by Grace E. Bumpus of Hebron, Maine, Class of 1888; from a hillside she gazed at valleys and as far as the white summit of Mount Washington.  Pages 12 and 13
  • "Labore et Honore" "Commencement of 1887", by Ellery C. Park of Mexico, Maine - a lengthy description of the 1887 Commencement at Hebron Academy.  Pages 13-17
  • Memorial to Minnie M. Andrews of North Paris, Maine, who died on September 24, 1887.  Page 17
  • The four Lyceums in the Fall of 1887, with participants' names and selections
  • Alumni news, pages 26 and 27
  • Lists of Trustees, Instructors and Students, by Class; pages 32-37

A
  • Herbert M. Adkins of Turner, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889 and on its Committee of Arrangements, page 35  [2 places]; on the negative side of the debate question at the Lyceum of October 5, 1887, page 25; declamation at the Lyceum of September 21, 1887, page 25
  • Oscar Allen, Professor at Yale College; attended Hebron Academy in the 1850s, page 26
  • Minnie M. Andrews, Hebron Academy student; memoriam for her upon her death on September 24, 1887, page 17
  • W. H. Atwood, Esq. of Buckfield, Maine; member of the Hebron Academy Board of Trustees, page 32
  • Warren W. Austin of Paris, Maine; in the Sophomore Class of 1890, page 36; on the affirmative side of the debate question at the Lyceum on November 9, 1887, page 26
B
  • Hattie P. Bailey, instructor in Music at Hebron Academy, page 33
  • Miss Belle Bartlett; assisted Grimmer's Orchestra at the commencement of the Class of 1887, page 17
  • J. Harold Bates of West Sumner, Maine; in the Sophomore Class of 1890, page 36; on the negative side of the debate question at the Lyceum on November 9, 1887, page 26
  • Laura B. Beals of Turner, Maine; "A Purpose: The Eternal Condition of Success", at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16
  • Annie V. Bearce of Hebron, Maine; in the Freshman Class, page 37
  • H. M. Bearce, A.M., of Norway, Maine; member of the Hebron Academy Board of Trustees, page 32
  • Harry Bearce of Turner, Maine; unclassified student, page 37
  • Vivian Bearce of Hebron, Maine; in the Preparatory Class, page 37
  • Edith E. Berry of West Sumner, Maine; in the Sophomore Class of 1890, page 36
  • Hattie A. Bicknell, wife of Rev. Nathan Hunt of Milton, Massachusetts; graduated in the Hebron Academy Class of 1875, page 27
  • William A. Bicknell of Hebron, Maine; in the Senior Class of 1888, page 34; essay "Home Influences", page 11; on the affirmative side of the debate question at the Lyceum of October 5, 1887, page 25
  • Emma E. Billings of Oxford, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35
  • Judge Bonney "supplemented the prize debate of last spring with a clear and concise talk about Corporations", page 22
  • Hon. Percival Bonney of Portland, Maine; President of the Hebron Academy Board of Trustees, page 32; conferred the diplomas at the commencement of the Class of 1887, page 16
  • W. L. Bonney, Esq. of Turner, Maine; member of the Hebron Academy Board of Trustees, page 32
  • W. Lowell Bonney of Turner, Maine; Class of 1886; post-graduate student
  • Lulu T. Bosworth of Canton, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35
  • Alice J. Bradbury of Greene, Maine; "Foundation Stones", at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16
  • Frank H. Briggs of Turner, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35
  • Charles L. Buck of Snow Falls, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35 on the affirmative side of the debate question at the Lyceum of October 29, 1887, page 26;  in charge of the reading-room, page 21
  • Grace E. Bumpus of Hebron, Maine; in the Senior Class of 1888 and on its Committee of Arrangements, page 34  [2 places]; Class of 1888, essay "A Hillside View", pages 12 and 13
C
  • Miss Caldwell, duet at the Lyceum of October 5, 1887, page 25
  • Annie C. Caldwell of Oxford, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889 and on its Committee of Arrangements, page 35  [2 places]; duet at the Lyceum of October 5, 1887, page 25
  • Minnie B. Caldwell of Oxford, Maine; "A Complete Life", at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16
  • Effie G. Chesley of Hebron, Maine; in the Senior Class of 1888, page 34
  • Fred H. Cobb of East Poland, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35
  • Charles H. Cummings of Hebron, Maine; in the Sophomore Class of 1890, page 36
  • Willard H. Cummings of Hebron, Maine; Ireland and Home Rule", at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16
  • Hattie A. Currier of Mechanic Falls, Maine; "Success", at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16
  • Edwin F. Curtis of Bowdoinham, Maine; President of the Sophomore Class of 1890, page 36  [2 places]; at the Lyceum of October 5, 1887, page 25
  • Amy Cushman of Hebron, Maine; in the Preparatory Class, page 37
  • Bertha H. Cushman of North Paris, Maine; in the Senior Class of 1888 and on its Committee of Arrangements, page 34  [2 places]
  • Fannie F. Cushman of Hebron, Maine; unclassified student, page 37
  • Henry M. Cushman of Hebron, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35
  • Mabelle Cushman of North Paris, Maine; in the Senior Class of 1888, page 34; on the Presidential Committee of the Hebron Academy Lyceum Association, page 25
  • Maud Cushman of Hebron, Maine; in the Preparatory Class, page 37
  • S. P. Cushman, Esq. of Hebron, Maine; Treasurer of the Hebron Academy, Board of Trustees, page 32
D
  • Della L. Davis of West Minot, Maine; in the Freshman Class, page 37
  • Addie C. Day of Turner, Maine; Treasurer of the Junior Class of 1889, page 35  [2 places]
  • Nellie A. Day of Turner, Maine; A Good Cause Makes a Stout Heart", at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16; duet at the Lyceum of October 5, 1887, page 25
  • Wallace E. Day of Turner, Maine; "Footprints", at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16
  • Edward H. Decoster of Hebron, Maine; in the Sophomore Class of 1890, page 36
  • Fannie E. Denning of Mechanic Falls, Maine; "Try Again", at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16
  • Mary A. Denning of Mechanic Falls, Maine; "Music, at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16
  • Mary E. Denning; "teaching the young idea how to shoot" in Oxford, Maine; graduated in the Hebron Academy Class of 1887, page 27
  • Charles H. Dodge of Sedgwick, Maine; Associate Editor of The Hebron Semester; in the Senior Class of 1888 and on its Committee of Arrangements, page 34  [2 places]; on the Presidential Committee of the Hebron Academy Lyceum Association, page 25
  • Alonzo Donham of Hebron, Maine; in the Preparatory Class, page 37
  • Leonard Donham, deceased, when in the Senior Class at Harvard; attended Hebron Academy in the 1850s, page 26
  • Robert Donham, residing at Boston, Massachusetts; attended Hebron Academy in the 1850s, page 26
  • D. F. Dority, traveling salesman for the firm of Knight, Rolfe & Emerson at Bangor, Maine; graduated in the Hebron Academy Class of 1870, pages 26 and 27
  • E. S. Dunham, Esq. of Hebron, Maine; member of the Hebron Academy Board of Trustees, page 32
  • Ella Dwinal, instructor of Painting and Drawing at Hebron Academy
E
  • Rev. C. M. Emery, 208 High Street, Portland, Maine; is fund raising for a new building at Hebron Academy, page 21; fund raising for a new building at Hebron Academy, page 4
  • David Estes of Lewiston, Maine; in the Sophomore Class of 1890, page 36
F
  • Leroy R. Flye of North Brooklin, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35; Class of 1889, essay "A Thunder Storm at Sea", pages 11 and 12; on the affirmative side of the debate question at the Lyceum of October 29, 1887, page 26
  • Fred Fenton Foster of Buckfield, Maine; "The American  Navy", at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16
  • Grace M. French of Turner, Maine; Secretary of the Junior Class of 1889, page 35  [2 places]; reading at the Lyceum of September 21, 1887, page 25
G
  • Emery B. Gibbs, in the Senior Class at Colby and now acting as Principal of Athens Academy, Maine; graduated in the Hebron Academy Class of 1881, page 27
  • William G. Given of Hebron, Maine; in the Sophomore Class of 1890, page 36
  • Robert L. Glover of Hebron, Maine; in the Preparatory Class, page 37
  • Walter Glover of Hebron, Maine; in the Preparatory Class, page 37
  • Edwin R. Goodwin of Hebron, Maine; unclassified student, page 37; at the Lyceum of October 5, 1887, page 25
  • Orissa W. Gould of Freeport, Maine; Associate Editor of The Hebron Semester; Secretary/Treasurer of the Senior Class of 1888, page 34  [2 places]
  • Alida M. Graves of Hebron, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35; Vocal Solo at the Lyceum of October 5, 1887, page 25;  at the Lyceum of October 5, 1887, page 25
  • L. A. Gray, leader of Portland Business College at Portland, Maine, page 23
  • Lemuel Gurney, a farmer near Hebron Academy, invited the students to help themselves to his grape vines and also offered watermelons and apples, page 25
H
  • Hon. Eugene Hale, Maine Senator; attended Hebron Academy in the 1850s, page 26
  • Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, attended Hebron Academy from 1826-1829, page 26
  • Z. P. Hanscomb, physician and surgeon in the West; attended Hebron Academy in the 1850s, page 26
  • Rev. Mr. Harden; gave the benediction at the commencement of the Class of 1887, page 16
  • Harlan C. Harden of Hebron, Maine; in the Preparatory Class, page 37
  • Lila P. Harden of Hebron, Maine; in the Freshman Class, page 37
  • Miss Winnie Harden, has had to leave school on account of ill health, page 21
  • Miss Harlow, has a fine horse for sale, page 20
  • Gertie M. Harlow of Hebron, Maine; in the Senior Class of 1888, page 34
  • Grant Harlow of Dixfield, Maine; unclassified student, page 37
  • Ione Harlow of Dixfield, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35
  • Amos Harris, pastor in Massachusetts; attended Hebron Academy in the 1850s, page 26
  • Otis Hayford, Esq., of Canton, Maine; member of the Hebron Academy Board of Trustees, page 32
  • A. C. Herrick, pastor in Sacramento, California; attended Hebron Academy in the 1850s, page 26
  • Abbie LeB. Hibbs of Hebron, Maine; in the Senior Class of 1888 and on its Committee of Arrangements, page 34  [2 places]
  • J. Alton Hibbs of Hebron, Maine; "The Power of Thought", at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16
  • James W. Hibbs of Hebron, Maine; Vice-President of the Sophomore Class of 1890, page 36  [2 places]
  • J. Everett Hicks of West Sumner, Maine; Secretary/Treasurer of the Sophomore Class of 1890, page 36  [2 places]; on the negative side of the debate question at the Lyceum of October 29, 1887, page 26
  • Charles H. Howard of South Paris, Maine; Vice-President of the Junior Class of 1889 and on its Committee of Arrangements, page 35  [3 places];  on the affirmative side of the debate question at the Lyceum of October 5, 1887, page 25
I
  • Fred S. Irish of Buckfield, Maine; "Influence of the Press", at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16
  • Mabel M. Irish; residing at home in Buckfield, Maine; graduated in the Hebron Academy Class of 1886, page 27
J
  • Alice M. Jackson of Lewiston, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35
  • Helen A. Johnson, at Smith College, Northampton, Massachusetts; graduated in the Hebron Academy Class of 1886, page 27
  • Almon Jones of Turner, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35; on the negative side of the debate question at the Lyceum of October 5, 1887, page 25
  • Abbie S. Jordan of Upper Gloucester, Maine; "Sailing or Drifting", at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16; Class Ode for the Class of 1887; page 16
  • Harry T. Jordan of South Paris, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35; on the negative side of the debate question at the Lyceum of October 5, 1887, page 25
  • Mellie E. Jordan, instructor in the Preparatory Department at Hebron Academy
K
  • G. M. P. King, President of Wayland Seminary at Washington, D.C.; attended Hebron Academy in the 1850s, page 26
  • Irene King of South Paris, Maine; "Little Lord Fauntleroy", at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16
L
  • Mr. and Mrs. Lamb of Mount Vernon, New York; singing evangelists, visited on October 23, 1887, page 22 and later on page 23
  • Georgie E. Lawrence; Valedictory "Progress", at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16; visiting friends in Lawrence, Massachusetts; graduated in the Hebron Academy Class of 1887, page 27
  • Howard A. Lincoln of Portland, Maine; Editor-in-Chief of The Hebron Semester;  in the Senior Class of 1888 and on its Committee of Arrangements, page 34  [2 places]; President of the second Lyceum, page 25; on the affirmative side of the debate question at the Lyceum of October 29, 1887, page 26
  • Florence M. Littlefield of Auburn, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35
  • William E. Lombard of Turner, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35; on the affirmative side of the debate question at the Lyceum of September 21, 1887, page 25;  on the negative side of the debate question at the Lyceum on November 9, 1887, page 26
  • John D. Long, ex-governor and current Massachusetts US Representative; Hebron Academy graduate, page 26
  • William H. Looney, Esq. of Portland, Maine, graduate of Colby; gave an address at Hebron Academy on October 13, 1887 on the Irish Question, plus a short biography of Attorney Looney, pages 4-5 and 22
  • Percival E. Lowell of Buckfield, Maine; Class of 1887; post-graduate student; "Chinese Immigration", at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16; President of the first Lyceum, page 25; on the affirmative side of the debate question at the Lyceum of September 21, 1887, page 25; declamation at the Lyceum of October 5, 1887, page 25
  • Levi Ludden, teacher in Allegheny, Pennsylvania; attended Hebron Academy in the 1850s, page 26
M
  • Fred H. Marshall of Hebron, Maine; "The Fishery Question", at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16
  • H. B. Marshall, pastor in Maine; attended Hebron Academy in the 1850s, page 26
  • Fred Vivian Matthews [spelled as Mathews here but Matthews in most other issues], studying law in the office of Drummond & Drummond at Portland, Maine; graduated in the Hebron Academy Class of 1885, page 27
  • Percy E. Maxim of Hebron, Maine; unclassified student, page 37
  • Frank A. McCann of Mechanic Falls, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35
  • E. C. Megquier; at Colby; graduated in the Hebron Academy Class of 1886, page 27
  • Alice G. Merrill of Freeport, Maine; "Time Makes Change", at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16; teaching in Littleton, Massachusetts; graduated in the Hebron Academy Class of 1887, page 27
  • Annie F. Merrill of Hebron, Maine; in the Freshman Class, page 37
  • Austin F. Merrill of Brunswick, Maine; "The Growth of Mormonism", at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16
  • Henry H. Merrill of Hebron, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35
  • Kate Merrill of Hebron, Maine; in the Preparatory Class, page 37
  • Mabel F. Merrill of Hebron, Maine; in the Freshman Class, page 37
  • Willie Merrill of Hebron, Maine; in the Freshman Class, page 37
  • Jennie E. Millett; teaching in West Minot, Maine; graduated in the Hebron Academy Class of 1886, page 27
  • Robert N. Millett of Norway, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35
  • Miss Milliken, has had to leave school on account of ill health, page 21
  • Alice M. Milliken of Portland, Maine; in the Sophomore Class of 1890, page 36
  • Frank B. Milliken of Portland, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35; President of the fourth Lyceum, page 25
  • Wilmot Brookings Mitchell; at Bowdoin College; graduated in the Hebron Academy Class of 1886, page 27
  • James E. Moody of Turner, Maine; President of the Senior Class of 1888, page 34  [2 places]; on the negative side of the debate question at the Lyceum of September 21, 1887, page 25
  • Ellen U. Morrill of Buckfield, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35
  • Mr. C. F. Morse of Portland, Maine; made an annual visit on behalf of the Baptist Educational Society, page 22
  • Ernest B. Morse of Turner, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35
  • George Randall Morton; residing at his home at South Paris, Maine; graduated in the Hebron Academy Class of 1886, page 27
  • H. F. Morton, Esq. of South Paris, Maine; member of the Hebron Academy Board of Trustees, page 32
  • Horatio E. Murch of Hebron, Maine; unclassified student, page 37
N
  • Frank L. Nute of Turner, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35
P
  • Jennie W. Packard of Hebron, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889 and on its Committee of Arrangements, page 35  [2 places]; on the Presidential Committee of the Hebron Academy Lyceum Association, page 25; editor of the Hebron Journal, at the Lyceum of October 5, 1887, page 25
  • Zibeon L. Packard, Esq. of Hebron, Maine; Secretary of the Hebron Academy Board of Trustees, page 32
  • Ellery C. Park of Mexico, Maine; Salutatory "The Future of Canada", at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16; Class of 1887, essay "Labore et Honore"; "Commencement of 1887", pages 13-18; residing at his home in Mexico, Maine; graduated in the Hebron Academy Class of 1887, page 27
  • Fletcher A. Parlin of West Sumner, Maine; Vice-President of the Senior Class of 1888, page 34  [2 places]; on the Presidential Committee of the Hebron Academy Lyceum Association, page 25
  • Annie L. Parsons of South Paris, Maine; in the Senior Class of 1888, page 34
  • Apphia J. Parsons, now Mrs. Clifford; keeping house at South Paris, Maine; graduated in the Hebron Academy Class of 1886, page 27
  • George P. Phenix, A.B., instructor in Sciences and French at Hebron Academy, page 33
  • James Madison Pike, teaching high school at Bryant Pond, Woodstock, Maine; graduated in the Hebron Academy Class of 1886, page 27
  • Anna M. Proctor of North Raymond, Maine; Associate Editor of The Hebron Semester; in the Senior Class of 1888, page 34; Recitation at the Lyceum of October 5, 1887, page 25
R
  • Alvin Record, Esq. of Livermore Falls, Maine; member of the Hebron Academy Board of Trustees, page 32
  • Albert M. Richardson, graduated from Colby University in 1886 and now teaching in Wayland Seminary at Washington, D.C.; graduated in the Hebron Academy Class of 1882, page 27
  • Rev. S. D. Richardson of Tenants Harbor, Maine; member of the Hebron Academy Board of Trustees, page 32
  • A. A. Richmond, on the affirmative side of the debate question at the Lyceum on November 9, 1887, page 26
  • Albert A. Richmond of North Paris, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35; probably the A. A. Richmond who was on the affirmative side of the debate question at the Lyceum on November 9, 1887, as opposed to Alice A. Richmond, page 26
  • Alice A. Richmond of North Paris, Maine; unclassified student, page 37
  • C. H. Rowe; pastor in Massachusetts; attended Hebron Academy in the 1850s, page 26
  • Artel J. Russell of Sumner, Maine; "Arctic Explorations", at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16; teaching in South Woodstock, Maine; graduated in the Hebron Academy Class of 1887, page 27
S
  • William E. Sargent, A.M., Principal at Hebron Academy and instructor in Latin, Greek and Ancient History, page 33
  • Maud Saunders of Ellsworth, Maine; Associate Editor of The Hebron Semester; in the Senior Class of 1888, page 34; recitation at the Lyceum of October 5, 1887, page 25
  • Vinton O. Severy of Turner, Maine; in the Sophomore Class of 1890, page 36
  • J. W. Shaw, pastor in Massachusetts; attended Hebron Academy in the 1850s, page 26
  • H. W. Shaylor, in charge of the writing department at Portland Business College at Portland, Maine, page 23
  • Charles W. Skillings of North Auburn, Maine; Class History, at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16; residing at his home in North Auburn, Maine; graduated in the Hebron Academy Class of 1887, page 27
  • Frank Snell of Paris, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35; on the negative side of the debate question at the Lyceum of September 21, 1887, page 25; declamation, recitation at the Lyceum of October 5, 1887, page 25
  • Curtis Leroy Sopher, or Leroy Curtis Sopher, of South Poland, Maine; Associate Editor of The Hebron Semester; in the Senior Class of 1888, page 34; on the affirmative side of the debate question at the Lyceum of September 21, 1887, page 25;  on the negative side of the debate question at the Lyceum of October 29, 1887, page 26
  • Nellie B. Spaulding of Buckfield, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35; has a fine horse for sale, page 20
  • Cornie M. Spear, entered Colby in the fall of 1886; graduated in the Hebron Academy Class of 1886, page 27
  • Mary E. Spear of Freeport, Maine; in the Senior Class of 1888, page 34; reading at the Lyceum of September 21, 1887, page 25; Class of 1888, poem "My Mother", page 10
  • Harry L. Stearns of Paris, Maine; in the Sophomore Class of 1890, page 36
  • May I. Stearns of Paris, Maine; "Darkness Brings Out the Stars", at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16
  • William C. Stearns of Paris, Maine; in the Senior Class of 1888, page 34; on the negative side of the debate question at the Lyceum of October 29, 1887, page 26
  • C. Leonard Stone of Paris, Maine; in the Sophomore Class of 1890, page 36
  • Lizzie Strout of North Raymond, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35
  • Ernest W. Sturtevant of Hebron, Maine; in the Preparatory Class, page 37
  • Fred L. Sturtevant of Hebron, Maine; in the Preparatory Class, page 37
  • Addie M. Sutton of Turner, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35
  • George E. Sylvester of Turner, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35; on the negative side of the debate question at the Lyceum of September 21, 1887, page 25
T
  • M. L. Thayer of Turner, Maine; unclassified student, page 37
  • Mandeville Thayer of the Class of 1889, has left the class to accept a position as a bookkeeper for a Boston firm, page 20
  • Rev. C. C. Tilley of  Lewiston, Maine; made an annual visit on behalf of the Baptist Educational Society, page 22
  • Eugene L. Torrey of Dixfield, Maine; in the Senior Class of 1888, page 34; on the affirmative side of the debate question at the Lyceum of October 5, 1887, page 25
  • Hortense B. Torrey of Dixfield, Maine; in the Senior Class of 1888, page 34
  • Frank D. True of Portland, Maine; in the Senior Class of 1888, page 34; Business Manager of The Hebron Semester; President of the third Lyceum, page 25
  • Josie True of Turner, Maine; in the Junior Class of 1889, page 35; at the Lyceum of October 5, 1887, page 25
U-V
  • Harold Upham of Boston, Massachusetts of Hebron, Maine; in the Preparatory Class, page 37
  • Albert Smith Ventres of Canton, Maine; in the Senior Class of 1888, page 34
W
  • Arthur P. Wedge of Everett, Massachusetts; President of the Junior Class of 1889, page 35  [2 places]; editor of the Hebron Journal, at the Lyceum of October 5, 1887, page 25; declamation at the Lyceum of September 21, 1887, page 25
  • Max H. Wesselhoeft of Portland, Maine; in the Sophomore Class of 1890, page 36
  • Mabel F. Whitman of Buckfield, Maine; Class Prophecy, at the 1887 Commencement on June 29, 1887, page 16; residing at her home in Buckfield, Maine; graduated in the Hebron Academy Class of 1887, page 27
  • Nellie L. Whitman, Preceptress at Hebron Academy and instructor in Mathematics and Bookkeeping, page 33
  • Ozias Whitman, Superintendent of School in Red Wing, Minnesota; attended Hebron Academy in the 1850s, page 26
  • G. P. Whitney, Esq. of Oxford, Maine; member of the Hebron Academy Board of Trustees, page 32
  • Samuel J. Whittemore of Hebron, Maine; unclassified student, page 37
  • Judge Wilson of Paris, Maine; gave a lecture entitled "Shams", page 22
  • Madge Wilson of South Paris, Maine; in the Sophomore Class of 1890, page 36
  • Genia Winslow of South Paris, Maine; in the Sophomore Class of 1890, page 36
  • Laura A. Winslow of South Paris, Maine; in the Sophomore Class of 1890, page 36
  • Lena F. Wright of Paris, Maine; in the Sophomore Class of 1890, page 36
  • Bertha P. Wyman of North Paris, Maine; in the Freshman Class, page 37