. Universitäten und ihre Söhne; Geschichte, Einfluss und Eigenschaften der amerikanischen Universitäten, mit biographischen Skizzen und Porträts von Alumni und Empfänger von Ehrentitel. TCorinth und später besuchte das East Maine Confer-ence Seminar in Bucksport und das Maine Wesleyan Seminar in Kents Hill. 1876 trat er in die WesleyanUniversity in Middletown, Connecticut, ein und schloss 1880 sein Studium als Bachelor of Arts ab, wo er^den Master of .^rts von der L 1883 niversity erhielt.1881 und 1882 nahm er an Vorlesungen am College of Phy-sicians and Surgeons of Columbia Teil, und nach einem Y

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. Universities and their sons; history, influence and characteristics of American universities, with biographical sketches and portraits of alumni and recipients of honorary degrees. tCorinth and later attended the East Maine Confer-ence Seminary at Bucksport and the Maine WesleyanSeminary at Kents Hill. He entered the WesleyanUniversity at Middletown, Connecticut, in 1876 andgraduated as Bachelor of Arts in 1880, receiving thedegree of Master of .^rts from the L^niversity in 1883.He took a course of lectures at the College of Phy-sicians and Surgeons of Columbia in 1881 and 1882, and after a year spent as Principal of the Academyat Stetson, Maine, completed his medical course, graduating in 1886. During the ensuing two yearsDr. Cochrane practised medicine at East Corinth.In March, 1888, he removed to Saco, where he haswon marked success in his profession. He hasalways been a Republican in politics ; was an Alder-man in the town of Saco during 1883, 1884 and UNIVERSITIES AND THEIR SONS 49 I.SS5 ; was Chairman of the Republican City Com-mittee in i8S6; member of the Saco Boanl ofHealth from 1889 to 1891, and since 1897 hasbeen a member of the Surgical Examining Board. attended as a boy the public and private schools ofhis native town, and in 1869 entered Hanover Col-lege in Hanover, Indiana, graduating in 1872 withthe degree of Bachelor of Arts and receiving that ofMaster of Arts a few years later. During the nextfour years he travelled through the United States andCanada in the interest of R. Johnson & Son, starchmanufacturers, of Madison. In 1876 Mr. Johnsondecided to follow the legal profession, and enteredthe Law Department of Columbia, graduating withthe degree of Bachelor of Laws in 1878, and in thefall of that year opened an office in Madison. Heis a Republican in politics, and in 1880 was electedto the State Legislature. Two years later he wasthe Republican candidate for Congress in theFourth District, but was not elected, owing to thestate being swept by a Dem

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