Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1893-05-26
SCHOOL EXERCISES.
Invitations And Program For Conn.
meneement, and a school
Exhibit.

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sent out TO-DAY one hundred very
pretty invitations to it's commence
nent exercises which will occur
June 9th, though it is not to be.
understood that only those receiving
invitations are expected to attend.
All will be very welcome and ample
accommodations provided. These
elaborate and formal invitations
were sent to the more intimate and
personal friends of the different
members of the class.
This is the first class to graduate
from the regular high school course
and it's members are: Grace W.
Hill, Rose F. Vasaly, Henry r.
Richard and H. Albert Barton.
Following is the program OF
commencement exercises:
Grafton 49,. Caesars Column
Henry r. Richards
Essay .."..x "..........T The Columbian Exposition
Grace W. Hill
Class History Fred l.. Hoffman "a
Oration.... Makers Of Modern Italy,
Rose F. Vasaly
MUSIC ~ L. '~..
Glass Prophecy Nora j. Mansfield '94
Grafton. Annexation Of Canada
| H. Albert Barton
MUSIC
Valedctory. Henry R. Richards
Presentation Of Diplomas Pres. Cyrus Northrep
| CLASS ODE -TEa r
| Addresses by Citizens
| %%rs BENEDIcTIoN
Among the addresses by citizens
will be one by Maj. Morrill,. ~
The exercises will ,he held in the
new Congregational church which
will seat 500 people, and will be
used on this occasion for the first
time. The best musical talent in the
city will contribute to the enjoyment
OF the evening. DR.. Fortier has
written music for the class ode which
is an exceptionally good one.
THE SCHOOL EXHIBIT.
A feature of school exercises in
addition to the graduation will be a
school exhibit. This will occur on
Friday preceding the evening OF the
graduation exercises and upon the
Saturday following. The seats will
be taken from the high school room,
and partition run through the
center, with cross partitions upon
: either side. Upon these and the
walls Of the room will be displayed
the exhibits of school work. These
will he quite elaborate and of q
, great variety. They will include
map drawing and relief work, the
physical features being shown BY
putty, charcoal sketches, free hand
, drawing representing the work o.
different grades. Besides there will
: he exhibitions of weaving, sewing
> and clay work in the primary grades
A reporter was shown today some
excellent specimens OF the moulding
e Of grapes, apples, potatoes and othe7
, articles.
!. In showing the natural production
/ of the different continents, as TO
:, instances where wheat is grown, tn
! wheat itself will appear. Or wher
iron or coal is obtained these article
will also appear. The liquid pro
auctions will be fashioned on tn
l. map by means OF strings.
=; The high school museum specimen
will be given and some Others vii
be borrowed. Mayor Richardson
will contribute some Indian relics
The indications now are that tn
exhibit will be a very successful one
The Royalton Tournament.
The wind interfered somewha
with the Gun Club Tournament a
Royalton yesterday, still there WA
quite a good attendance. st. Clou
Sank Rapids and Little Falls wer
we'll represented. Little Falls carrie
off the hOnors. G. N. Lafond too
the first average, being eight bird
ahead OF c. N. Flynn of st. CLOUD
who took second average. TIL
third average was taken by Mix
lie Orth, Of st. Cloud, and the fourt
n was taken by a marksnan name
D. Ripley Of the same city. Galley {
re- Royalton captured the fifth. G. /
e. Lafond was the only one from Lit
IS Falls who participated though thel
was quite a delegation OF spectacle!
present. NJ. Burton, A. J.. Wilco,
W. r. Jones and Ethan Brown WEI
down.