The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-06-19

of the street railway company at the foot of
Pleasant street, summoned DR.. W H. Ger
IRISH to put his shoulder joint back into
place again, He had taken hold of a
horse's head, when the animal threw up its
head with such force as to dislt cate the
shoulder. This is the fourth time that
shoulder has been dislocated and it doesn't
take much to throw it out of joint.
year ago the young man jumped down
from high place and as is natural threw
his arms up over his head as he went down.
That dislocated the shoulder for the third
time, DR., Gerrish recommended and obtained
for .him shoulder-cap. 1t is close-ftting
elastic bandage held firmly about the Shout
der by bands around the body. The young
man will wear this permanently.
HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT
SEASON NOW AT HAND.
The Junior Exhibition Occurred Yester-
day Afternoons; and To-day the Seniors
Will Graduate.
The High School graduation season is now
at hand in Deering. The commencement
exercises began Sunday when Rev. E. +.
Wilson preached the baccalaureate sermon
took for his text the 36th verse of the 18th
chapter of acts: s'For David, after that
he had served his own generation. by the
will of God, fell asleep" Mr.. Wilson elabo-
rated upon this idea thati is the duty OF
every man to serve his own generation.
The preacher specified three ways in which
this service may be performed: First, by
holding MP before ones fellow men high
ideals of life and character. In this age OF
money-getting this duty is one of the most
important. Second, by an active and SYM
pathetic interest in social reforms. Mr.. Will
son told his hearers what sociology lis, sand
said that they would hear the word very
often in the next twenty-five years. Ihlrd,
by steadfastly maintaining that man Is
more than brute, and has an immortal
soul. This involves prominently the relig-
ious phase of mans duties.
The public exercises of the
JUNIOR GLASS
occurred at the Congregational Church
yesterday afternoon. The church was
prettily decorated. The platform was oc-
cupied by Principal E. Fl. Crosby and his
assistants of the High School, by Mr.. Wood
bury, of the Committee, and by the members
of the Junior Glass.
The parts were well-taken and much en-
joyed by the large audience present. Fol-
lowing is the programme:
Recitation of XIV Psalm.
Guy Hill
The Cry of the Children.
Mrs. E. B. Browning
Theo. tombstone.
An Order for Picture, Alice Cary
Aupia KNIGHT
Appeal for Sentence on Conspirators,
Ralph Emerson
The Two Rivers, 81. W. Longfellow
Maud Pollock
Music.
Life Thoughts from Shakespeare,
Starbird, Willis Skinin, Reuei Small.
The Children's Hospital Alfred Tennyson
Eva Crockett
Piano Duet-n Trovatore,
Claude Melnotte, OPP. III
Elsie Hawkes. and Effie Rice
The Description of Venus de Milo.
Thackeray
Fred Knight
Our Ladies of Sorrow Thomas DeQuincey
Estella Lucas
The Destiny of America Francis p, P Pa an
The Kings Missive, J. g. Whit tier
Agnes Fairbrother
Await the Issue. Thomas Carlyle
Ford Harris
the Bell of Atre, II. W. Longfellow
Lena Clark
The Village Seamstress,
Kate Douglass Wiggin
Nellie Morton
Extrat from Illiad, Homer
Herbert Allen
Song-Fleeting Days, Eben Bailey
Dollie Whitcher
The Legend Beautiful, b. W. Longfellow
Louise Mc1ntire
The Story of the Crocus, John Ruskin
Lottie Sturdivant
Music.
The Burial of Moses. 9. F. Alexander
Flora Marsh
The Value of time Charles Sumner
Lester Somers
Bounding the United States, John Fiske
George Merrill
The Diver, Schiller
Belle Rice
The exercises of the
SENIOR GRADUATION
will occur this afternoon at p. m. at the
congregational church at Woodfords.
The programme will be as follows:
Music
Prayer.
Music.
Salutatory in Greek with Oration.The
Defenes Of pd Trey pova Carl vose Woodbury.
.0'' Florence Madeline Chaffey
Essay-Our Native Land, Alberta Gatley
Oration-The Neolithic indian
Essay-Ramblings Eleanor Krum Harris
Music.
Oration-A Plea for Athletics
*Arthur Hacker Jones
| Essay-Women in Business
Marion Newhall Burdett
| Oration-The Restriction Of immigration,
Arthur Chapman Doten
| Essay-Other Peoples Apples
Grace Montrose Irwin
Essay-The College Girl
Velma Erminie Bailey
| Oration-The Future of America
Chester Woodman Doten
Music.
Essay-From the Cradle to the Grave
Daisy Maud Bailey
| Harriet Mae Cameron
Discussion-Shall the House of Lords be
Abolished?
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Randall johnson