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Excerpt from Charles G. D. Roberts
George E. Foster, now the Right Honourable Sir George Foster, of the Senate of Canada. Bliss Carman, his cousin, was a fellow student, and both alike owe much to the head master, who, in methods and ideals, resembled Arnold, of Rugby. Graduating from Frederic ton Collegiate School with the Douglas medal in classics, Roberts matriculated at the Uni versity of New Brunswick. In 1877 he te ceived the classical scholarship, with honours in both Greek and Latin, and the following year was awarded the Alumni gold medal for an essay in Latin. He graduated in 1879 with honours in mental and moral philosophy and political economy.
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