The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-07-01
BARAGA..

Mr.. J. z. Kinney has gone to Sagi-
nav.
Fire works at 5. 7. Harris & Co.'S
drug store
Henry Gareanx was called.to Chassell
this week to inspect lumber
Look over our new stock of Ladies
fine shoes, at J. Gottiiebson & Co.'S
Miss Josephine Gaarney, of Negaunee,
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Pat Mes
ter.
VIM. Coach and sons returned to
Baraga this week to spend the sum-
mer.
A large number of L'Anse people
took in the graduating exercises at the
opera house Thursday evening.
We are the sole agents for the Cur
tbs & Wheeler shoes. They are match
less for beauty OF style and perfection
Of fit. j. GoTTLIEpsoN & Co.
MIR. Martin Cosgrovc has now one of
the prettiest residences III town, having
recently added neat veranda and re-
painted the building, besides making
other improvements.
Mr.. Phil. Foucault is making ar
rangements to give grand ball at
Grandville hall Tuesday evening, July
4th, of which announcement will be
made by bills.
The Hotel Vendome is becoming a
very popular hostelrie under its present
management, especially for travelling
men, who find there quiet place, nice
rooms and good table. See the new
advertisement OF this popular house in
another column of this paper.
The game of ball between the Baraga
and Hancock clubs, last Sunday, was
poorly played game owing to the condi-
ton of the grounds after the rain. 1t
resulted in score of 20 to 10 in favor
of the Hancocks. l.. Il. Armstrong, Of
L'Anse, umpired the game.
Fire works ats. Il. Harris s. Cos
drug store.
The graduating exercises OF the
Baraga high school took place at the
Opera House Thursday evening before
one OF the largest audiences that ever
congregated in the building which
evidences the fact that Baraga people
take n good deal of interest in their
school. No pains had been spared
by Prof. Schafer and his able assistants
to make this, the second occasion of the
kind in Baraga, memorable on G, and
that they nobly succeeded is is amply
evidenced by the admirable manner in
which each OF the graduating class took
her part in the program. The gradual
ing class consisted of six young ladies,
viz; Addie l. Hillyer, May Z. Hand,
Bertha b. Demgen, Annie V. McGrath,
Loretta A. McRandle and Clara G.
Real. The program of exercises
opened with piana solo by Miss
Gronier, followed by an invocation by
Rev. T. O. Jones, of L'Anse. The
Lords Prayer was sung by the
Imperial Male Quartette, consisting of
Messrs. Erickson, Holman, King and
Fitchel, of the copper country. Miss
Mary e. Hand delivered the class his
tory and prophecy, followed by Miss
Gaffney in song entitled 1.-THE Sum
mer Bird Miss Bertha Il. Demgen
read an essay on Friendship" fol-
lowed by Miss Annie V, McGrath
whose theme was "The Power of |
Music" after which the Imperial Male |
Quariette rendered the old Scotch bal
lad Annie Laurie" in very
acceptable manner. "Thc Home was
the subject of well written essay by
Miss Loretta McRandle. A solo,
Loves Sorrow, by Miss Gaffney was
well received. The balance of the
program consisted of an essay aThe
Value of Time" by Miss Clara Real,
which was especially commended,
the "yaladictory," an excellent effort
by Miss Billver, a song by the Imperial
Quariettc and the address by Prof.
Tuck of L'AHse. The certificates were
then awarded to the graduates in a neat
speech by Mr.. Price, after which the
class presented Mr.. Schafer with
beautiful chair. A solo by Miss
Gaifney ended the exercises of the
Columbian Class of 80. Each number
slicted unstinted applause and il was