The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-06-27

Morgan, Hester Jane Mercer, Mary Eliza
beth Mercer, Elizabeth Marion Norris,
Celia sweeting Peckham. Anna Augusta
Perry, Matilda Julias Pincus, Eta
Mable Pierce, Emily Josephine Pray,
% ssabury, Alice Williams Stone,
Mary Margaret Duffy, Ida Elizabeth Fur
guson, Kathleen Elizabeth Fox, Lenora
Charlotte Fraser, Emma Louisa Godfrey,
May Sweetzer Clifford Florence Lucy
Hancock, Gladys Ethel Hamilton, Isa-
belle Richmond Hussey, Ethel Olive Ing
Elliot Kelley, Ruth Maher, Grace Lin
wood Sears, Helen Sherman Sheldon,
Mary Beatrice Skerry, Myra Irwin Slack,
Alice Cary Smith, Florence Vosbury
Smith, Emma Isabelle Smith, Eva Gym
thia Tourtellot, Martha Jane Walker,
Lavinia Mary Waterhouse, Grace Board
man Weeks, Emma Lena Williams, Otter
Flora Yates, Ethel Hunt Yeaw.
PROGRAM.
Introductory, John f. Branigan; Column
bian Day, Arthur G.. Blair, Frank B. Mil
lerd, James L. sherman. Annie +. Adams;
song, "Hail Columbia; Pilgrim Day,
December %, Alice w. Stone, Elizabeth
M. Norris, Hester j. Mercer, Grace B.
Weeks, Celia S. Peckham; "The Breaking
Waves Dashed High; Washington Day,
February 22, j. Arnold Warren, Ralph l..
Foster, Agnes ii. Purkis, Harold ID. War
rem, Edwin G.. Sylvester, Isabelle X.
pendence Day, July a, Lawrence II. Taylor,
Joseph f. Baggott, Eta NJ. Pierce; song,
"The Ark of Freedom; Term Days, first
and last day OF each term, Ruth Mather,
Elsie b. Dana, Florence b. Smith; move
ment drill, girls of the class; illustrative
Seabury, Annie f. Adams; song, "Com-
mencement Day.; Roger Villains Day,
June 25, Myra l. Slack, Mary Capron;
Gaspee Day, June 10, Gladys T.. Hamilton,
Charles B. Alverson; Flag Day, June IA,
May Il. Carpenter, Irene Seabury, Grace
v. Brett, Mary +. Mercer, Mary M. Duffy,
Emma l.. Godfrey; song, 1.-The American,
soloists, Emma +. Williams, ANNA f.
Adams; Inauguration Day OF the City
Government, first Monday in January,
William G. Thrasher; Emancipation Day,
January 1, Bessie NJ. Clough, Edith l.
Morgan, Grace c. Cuffee; Lincoln Day,
Bradford, Anna A. Perry; Memorial Day,
May 80, Eva G. Tourtellot, Susan T.. Burt,
Mary L. Bierne, Alice G. Smith, Mary B.
Skerry; song, "Forward to Battle;
Arbor Day, by appoinSaent, Matte Pin
Gus, Lavillia Waterhouse; song, 1.-THE Old
Oak, by chorus Of boys; awarding OF
diplomas; addresses; saluting the National
Flag, class of '95; Parting Hymn;
District Committee, Charles X. Stark,
Lester ). Hill, p. Francis Walker.
Thayer Street
GRADUATING CLASS.
Elizabeth S. Aitken, Sarah s. Allen, Eta
May Atkins, Alice Morse Barrett, Alice ).
Carroll, Catherine Annie Cotton, Natalie
Ligouri Hurley, Ida Maud Jackson, Sara
ID. Loveck, Louise McCurdy, Grace +.
Miller, Nellie +. Murphy, Florence NJ.
Morrow, Ida May Pearce, Carl l.. Althans,
Joseph III. Banigan. John u. Carroll, John
S. Cook, William s. Fsirchild. Harry Full
ler, John J. Harris, James NJ. Kimball,
Stella A. Gecr, Marion Brooks Gould,
man, Mary 4. Hampston, Iva Bonham
Harris, Alice q. Phelon, Catherine Allen
Rerdon, Milla l.. Reynolds, Agnes Hor-
tense Warner, NJ. Alice Witchell, Robert
Lincoln Lewis, Walter John Orme,
Charles G. Peck, Vinton Irving Reynolds,
Howard Dexter Wilcox.
PROGRAM.
March, Mrs. Tomkins, piano accompa-
MIST: devotional, "Come, Thou, Almighty
King" Scripture; "Over the Stars" Me-
mortal Day service at lot OF Prescott
Post, @. A. r., repeated by request);
"sleep, Comrades Sleep" original poem
aPd Peseo seor' OF 'as Naionsl rsg
Hymn" Joseph II. Rogers, Aggie
Warner, James Kimball, Alice Witchell,
Harry Fuller, Howard Wilcox, Carl
Althans, Howard Thompson, Alice
Barrett, Stella Geer, Charles Peck;
piano duet, Twinkle, Little STAR" Stella
Geer, Alice Witchell; dumbbell quadrille;
c duet, Aggie Warner, Joseph Ii.
Rogers; defamation, "Battle Of Lexing-
tom" James Kimball; solo, Flee as a
Bird" Joseph IL. Rogers; defamation,
Kentucky Belle" Alice Barrett;
Kinder symphony (Hayden), under
the direction OF Professor Hans Schneider;
defamation, True Manhood" Walter
class; recitation, "Song of Kilvany,"
Agge Warner; piano solo, "Attaque des
Uhlans," Carl Althans; dialogue, school
master Wanted" Harry Fuller, James
Kimbali; quartet, "Lovely Night" eight
voices; defamation, "Cataline's De-
"Class of '95," Catherine Cotton; class
hymn, composed by Vinton Irving Rey-
nolds; awarding of diplomas, General
Elisha Dyer, Chairman of district COM
mittee.
CLASS SONG.
(Tune-"old Folks at Honey
When we are out upon life's ocean
Our hearts will kindle with the motion
Thinking OF the days of yorel
Fond Nom ries of the dear ola school-days,-
Like some refrain,
Will echo through our being always,
Oh! To be back there once again.
Chorus-In the old familiar places
Ali The picture truei
Then shall we see again the faces
Mem'ry paints for me and you.
How patiently our teachers builded
On our frail barks.
All, well they knew the power they welded
Reaching far beyond our marks
If we shall sail lifcs rough seas over
Safely and well
We may perhaps some day discover
Gratitude we nc'er can tell.
Chorus-As we sec the dear old places
Ahi The picture truel
How fondly gaze upon the faces
Mem'ry paints for me and you.
This, classmates, is the day we sever
Our lines from shore.
For some tho parting Is forever
And say farewell forever more.
But still we hope TO "spcak each other"
As the time goes by
so then dear teachers, sister, brother,
Woll not say IL Is for aye.
A. a.. 4.