The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-07-02
MORE YOUNG GRADUATES.
Schools Which Turned Out Boys
and Girls with a Fair Start.

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The graduation exercises took place at
the Doyle Avenue Grammar school
yesterday. The program rendered was
very interesting one.
The following are the member of the
graduating class: A. Bernice Abel. Mat
tie K. Baker, Alice M. Ballou, Gertrude
Bush, Florence G. Clarke, Maude r. Cole
nan, Rosa I. Ford. Florence M Glover,
Kehoe.- Anna j. Kirby Anna A: Lenz,
Alice L. Mahy. Helen s. Mann. Alexan-
der Clayton, Edward g. Coleman, George
s. Cooper. Charles II. Dow. William ID.
Forbes. William II. Gilbane, Edward
W.,,.G " Gilbert H,, Walter Esw.,a E. HHayaSsD. HsyySsa
Louise M. Mcintosh, Susie L. McKenziI
Isabella M. Morrin,. Anna M. Mulhcl-
land, Grace w. Northcott, Mary +. Pek-
enham, Elizabeth II. Potter, Julia II.
Smith, Louise j. Stearns, Alice G. Toye,
Grace A M "Trip ASsh sI, z; Trow an,s Lille R. &
Mccarthy, Fred w. Opper, William H.
Reynolds, I'd, Arthur l.. Slocum, Edward
Swallow, George A. Swan, I'd, William A.
Tally. Clinton ID. Thurber. John j.
Tierney. Edward p. Walters.
Federal Street Grammar School.
The program at the Federal Street
dT0mIOdT ocuOOl COuslStSu OI IcCitdliOuo
and musical selections, addresses by mem
bsrs of the school committee and award
ing of diplomas.
Members Of graduating class: Grace
Baker, Jennie Barnaby, Mary Barnes,
Herbert Bsrstow, Cora Batchelder, Stella
Batchelder, Newton Benson. Florence
Bleasdale, Lena Briggs, John Campbell.
Mary Chace. Eugene Cheseboro, Nellie
Cobb, May Conant, John Finnerty, Harry
Garceau, Susie Gardiner, Michael Gar
vey. Edison Gessler, William
Golden. Annie Greene, George Hancock.
Thomas Hennessey. Katie Holden. Lizzie
way, William Hood, Walter Jackson,
Herbert Kelly, Matte Lansing, Slater
May, Joseph McCaffrey, Lille McDivitt,
Enoch McLaren. Francis McMaugh,
Charles McMurray, Harry Noble, Mary
Pidge, Anna Race. William Smith, Anna
Stott, Mabel THOMPSON, George Wells.
Brigham school.
The hall of Bridgham school was seated
who had come to attend the graduating
exercises of the class of '92.
The graduating class was Arthur I.
Andrews. Frank ii. Arnold, Herbert Ii.
Armington, Newton G. Arnold, William
A. Baggott. Calvin II. Brown, William
II. Bowen. Jr, George Bently, Jr., George
Clark, Arthur b. Colwell, Herbert H.
Cross. Merton l.. Chadsey. Harold S. Ca
prom, Charles q. Cooke. Eugene III. Fenner,
George II. Gilbert, John II. Holmes,
Albert G. Hopkins. George f. Hand,
Charles Hayes, Jr;,, Walter G. Ingerson,,
Edward s. Lyon, Frank c. Lewis. Russell
G. Lowell, Myrop ID. Lapham, Clarence b.
Lester, George Ii. Legg, CORTLAND Massie,
VIM. s. Moody, Arthur MacWhinnie,
Albert <. Morse, Franklin Moses, Louis
M. Monroe Irving n. Potter, James l..
Reilley, Lawrence w. Robinson, Arthur
A. Soares, Albert I. Sisson. Robert +.
Thornton, Howard NJ. Thurber, Earl ID.
Titus, Gilbert r. Whittemore, Joseph
Butler Whittemore, Ernest NJ. Whitney.
Clinton S. Westcott.
Fannie l. Arnold, Mary A. Arnold,
Anna Burnside, Theodore G. Bowen,
Gertrude 4. Brown, Florence G. Bah
cock. Luella Z. Ellington, Grace B.
Black, Clara K. Bennett, Florence r.
Bowen, Bertha L. Barney, Mable +.
Comstock, Emily M. Corcoran, Mayvell
h;.nobr Crook p.Sis Isabella rmM. NJ conp9olly. pryy
Reba +. Eddy, Lillian NJ. Eddy. Annie r..
Elliott, Maud Farnum. Emma S. Free
man, Susan q. Tanning, Eva l. Tanning,
Sarah 4. Fonyille, Mabel NJ. Foye, Alice
NJ. Godfrey, Bessie q. Gardner, Lillian
". dOulu, cusau ~. 1aG8n, beulan M.
Hahn. Maud l. Harris, Anna V. Hackett.
Georgiana johnson, Mabel X. Lyon,
Mary f. Mitchell, Addie L. Mowry. Sadie
X. Owen, Mary NJ. Pray, Annie S. Pierce,
Clara /. Peirce, Mabel l.. Root, Carrie M.
Searle, Maude l. Shepard, Grace l. Smith,
Edith ID. Snow, Edith r. Stone, Gertrude
May Sawyer, Estelie Thatcher, Ethel L.
Tourtellotte Ethel G.. Westcott, Mabel
G. White, Mabel G. Waterman.
A school Reunion
At the Oxford street school last even
ing large number Of loyal alumni
gathered.
After an address by the president of the
Graduate Association, numerous musical
and literary numbers occupied the atten-
tion OF the guests. Class delegates were
then elected and promenade was in
dulged in until about 1880.
In the large hall of the Peace Street
Grammar School last evening about 125
of the alumni were gathered at the second
annual reunion. The program consisted
of essays, addresses aud musical seec-
tions at the end Of which light collation.
was served
Thayer Street School.
The graduating class of the Thayer
street Grammer School held a very sue
cesful class supper at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. Cotton, 16 Humboldt avenue.
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