Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-30
A VERY GOOD PROGRAMME.
A Distinguished Visitor Funeral To-
daY-All the News.


large audience last evening TO witness the
graduating exercises OF The class OF '9i of
the Lincoln High School. The GRADUATE
ing class Is quite large one for this
schooi and was az follows: Classical
course, Theodore Everett Dexter and
Edith Ellen Meader; Latin. English
course, Alma Lillian Bannon, Annie
Florence Bowker, Alice whitney Bud
long, Clara Emma Kelley and Eta YER
onica Leighton; English course, Eliza
beth Gertrude Carlin, Mabel Frances
Goodwin, Bssie Ellen Wilmarth and
Charles Stafford Woodward.
The class honors were awarded bv PrIn-
cipal Overton as follows: First honor.
Edith Ellen Meader; second ho3or, Alma
LILLIAN Bannon and Alice Whitney BUD.
long.
Al the same time that diplomas were
presented to the graduates OF the school
similar parchments were presented TO the
graduates OF the Training school for
Ieachers, which was started by Superin-
tenoent OF Schools Draper early In the
school year and has proven such success.
Inc graduates OF the Training School are
all graduates OF the Lincoln High School.
They are Misses Evelyn NJ. Young, 'go.
susie L. Downs, '93, ana Leah n. Vaslet.
"a.
The orchestral music was conducted by
Edwin 3. Broome of the class OF '93 and
Miss Bowker of the graduating class acted
as pianist. The following was the pro.
gramme Of the exercises:
March,.r................. Orchestra
Irhyer'''''' Rev. ). ~. Lyon
overture, "Poet and Peasant. ..... orchestra
Grafton, "The Swiss Refcrcndum"......
Theodore Everett Dexter
singing, "The Postilliou". u"................
Essay, "Pasieur's Services to Frnncc
and the World". Alma Lillian Rannon
Essay, "The Influence of Chaucer Upon
English ature.,...............
..''.,Allce whitney Budlong (eNoused)
serction, bohemian Giri" "....... Orchestra
Essay, "The Golden Calf in America".
'.''''.''''...,.,,, Bessie Ellen Wtlmarth
Essay. Life In Early New England"...
................. Mabel Frances Goodwin
singing, "song of the vikings" "..........
Essay, IAN Example of Life Long Sac.
nhce'..''.. ........... ...............
..'...Annie Florence Bowkcr teNcusedl
! Grafton, "An American Colonial En-.
pire Undesirable. ....... ...........
........ Charles stafford Woodward
Selection, "Amcrican Fantasia. Orchestra
Essay. Louis kossuth, the Hungarian
Patriot '.....-., ,......... ................
Elizabeth Gertrude Carlm ieNcuscdD
Essay, sour Antagonist Is our Helper"
.....,...,......... Eta Veronica Leighton
singing, "'lnfammHtus, from Rossinis
'ShDht Mater r'....... ................
....................Be Bessie Ellen wilmarth
Essay, "College settlement ............
...,..,,. .......s... Edith kllen Meader
Awarding Of diplomas Ia the gradual
ing class ana tu the graduates of
the Training school for Teachers
by Mr.. samuel ID. Learned Chair.
man Of the School Committee
Singing, Parting Song. .... Graduating Glass
~ alt
Returns to Ca ada
Rev. Br. Aime, project OF studies at the
Farnham College, who came to this part
OF the country to accompany home several
young men who follow the course OF that
Canadian institution, left for Montreal
| today. He will probably return next
month to enlist some new pupils.
Plenty OF Good Music.
Mr.. Fairman, the able leader of the
Pawtucket City Band, has generously Of
| fered TO give a grand lconcert tonight at
the Philharmonic Bands fair In Jacques
| Cartier Hail, corner of Broad and Foun-
dry streets. All friends OF good music
should not miss such a splendid musical
event. Many other attractions will in
terest the visitors.
The annual excursion Of the Peoples
Mission Sunday school took place today,
a large number going bya Pawtucket
steamer to Prudence Island where a stop
was made for two or three hours after
which saii was had down the bay to
Newport Harbor.
Buried Teday-
The funeral OF Patrick Hickey took
place from the Sacred Heart Church this
morning and was largely attended. A re-
QUEEN mass was was by Rev. Father
Fitzgerald, Rev. Father Kinnerney being
| deacon and Rev. Father Hurley sub dea-
con. Burial was at Valley Falls and the
bearers were Charles Farrell, John Nc
Grstb, Thomas Flanagan, John McArdle,
James Callahan and Bernard Mc(irsth.
Interesting Items.
In the District Court three persons were
fined for drunkenness.
A number OF the veteran firemen went
to the muster In Milford today.
Miss Agnes Currsn, teacher I'm the
Hedley avenue school; Mrs. Alice Winnie
and child, and Misses Annie and Edith
Winnie OF Pleasant View sailed from
Boston today on steamer Cephalonia for