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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-01
PERSONALS.

Judge Fred. phillips, OF Iarooro' y
III the city.
DIR. i. \. Sexton has returned from
a trip to Atlanta.
Miss Eleanor Ballard went yestef-
day to Goldsboro.
Mr.. ID. T.Johnson has recovered from
his severe sickness.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. a. Moseley are visit
ing friends in the city.
Mai S. f. Telfair has gone to Wash
ington to visit relatives.
Prof. and Mrs w. c. Riddick return
ed Yesterday from Weldon.
Miss Bertha NJ. Hicks has gone to
New York to visit her brother.
Miss Bessie Tucker and Miss Sadie
Tucker have gone to Baltimore.
Misses Ivie and Lora Lyon, of Dur
ham, are visiting Mrs. w. Z. Whitaker.
Mrs. =. A. Arendell, who has been
visiting relatives here, returned yes
terday 10 Salisbury.
Mrs. }Eaddell, who has been Wis
iting CAP $. \. Ashe, returned yester-
day to Mount.
Miss 81 ~ Clark, Miss Elizabeth
Grow and Mr.. David Clark returned
from atlanta yesterday.
Misses Virginia and Pattie Farmer
who have been visiting Mr. j. I. Farm
er. returned ia Richmond
Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ Barbee, who spent
the holidays in the city, returned yes
terday 10 Knoxville. Tenn.
Miss Clara Speight, daughter of lr.
]. A. Speight, of Norfolk, Va, is in the
city visiting Miss Emma Love.
Henry BIount, the noted lecturer
and editor of the Wilson Mirror, was
here for few hours yesterday.
Miss Payne, of LeNington,was here
Yesterday en- route to Washington, TO
visit her brother Rev. DIR. Payne.
DR.. and Mrs. Il. II. Dodge, who have
spent some weeks at the Marlborough,
returned yesterday TO New York.
Miss BESSIE Henderson, Miss Mem
Bren and Miss Sallie Gotten are the
guests fMrs. Julian Undertake.
Mr.. j. NJ. w. Hicks, of New York.
who has been spending the holidays
with his parents, has returned home.
Mr. Jones Fuller returned yesterday
from q hunting trip to Louisburg. He
was accompanied home by Mr.. Fred.
Cooke
Mr.. F. r Cahoon, and son, Of Eliza
beth City, are in the city, returning
home from trip TO the Atlanta Tx
position.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Wood, of Kinston, is at the
bedside OF her mother, Mrs. r. O..
Vaughan. who is quite III at her home
in this city.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-01
~ THE CITY YESTERDAY.
II. E.Brow'n, Of Salisbury.
X. s. Packard, of Pine Bluff.

H. E.Brown, of Salisbury.
r. s. Packard of Pine Bluff.
Dr. i. II. Young, Youngsyile.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Taylor, Parke-
wood.
Ma. John G. Angler and Mrs. Angler
of Cary.
Re, a. G. Cree, Carey Rogers, OF
Wake Forest.
r. b. Hyatt, +. r. FELTON,, W. B.
Howard, Tarboro.
President Il. L. Steele, of the Steele
Mills. Rockingham.
H p, Bilyeu. of Southern Pines.
s. G. Woods, of purley.
Messrs. f. i. Fuller, i. L. Cheek and
j. Il. Stage, OF Durham.
President s. T. Morgan. Of the Vir-
ginia and Carolina Fertilizer Co.
President John II. Brewer, OF the
Chowan Baptist Female Institute.
President John G. KiIgo, Prof. II. j..
Flowers. Prof. w. i. Crawford, Of
Trinity College.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-01
TIE SOUTH ATLANTIC LIFE IN
SIfRANCE COMPANY

viii lie reudy during January to is
sue full life and endowment policies,
and will be able to offer safe and re-
Liable insurance to the policy-holdcrs.
Employ can be given 10 energetic
solicitors. Address, South Atlantic
Life and Endowment Co, Pnllen build
ing, Raleigh.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-01
MARRIAGE OF MIR. II. II. BRIMLE1

-
MIR. Herbert H. Brimley and Miss
Edith Taylor were married at the
residence of the brides father, IN this
city. at $50 O'Clock last evening. Key.
Dr. l. Mex. Pittenger. rectoE OF the
Church OF the Good Shepherd, per-
formed the ceremony.
The pariors were tastefuily decofa-
ted in belly and etergreens for the oc-
easion. The yard and porches were
illuminated with bright Japanese
lanterns that made the place look like
Fairyland
4 large number Of friends had gath
ere-l for the occasion. The bride was
given away by her father. The mar
riage was in the beautiful ceremony
of the Episcopal church.
Mr.. Brimley is the curator Of the
State Museum, and his large circle OF
friends tender the happy couple THEN
best wishes for happy life.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-01
FUNERAL OF AK OLD SOLDIER.

The funeral of Mr.. Thos. Woodley,
of Wake county, who died on Monday
was held at the Soldiers Home yester-
day morning at ten o'clock. Rev. ID. II.
futile preached the funeral sermon.
and the body was inferred in lakewood
cemetery.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-01
NEW YEARS DAY.

Special sales of Jackets 3 racks
one at $3.50; one ut $3.50, and one al
Sto. 80: and all our fine fur Capes al
half prices.
w. II. & II. 5. TUCKER Il CO.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-01
NEW YEARS DAY.

Special sales OF black dress goods.
Two tables of black dress goods
black goods section. One ut zoe. ana
the other at 500 per yard,
w. II. & X. s. TUCKER CO.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-01
FOR RENT.

The best pool and billiard room in
the State. and the only one in town.
Two pool and one billiard tables. No
bar Postoffice BOX 10. Goldsboro,
n. c.
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1asn,ed.

Position by competent double entry
book keeper monthly qqa Ter, semi
annual or annual balsncea, with antly
ses. Wien not engaged on be ks will
do otter wolk IL sto,e or Office Refer
euces f, ruishtd. Salary modera'e
al trr~S,
Gaze \ EMs md OBSERVER
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-01
NEY YEARS DAY.

Special sales of shoes, Banisters
MEMS shoes, $500 per pair.
W. II. Il II. S. TUCKER 1t CO.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-01

Now see that your blood is pure.
Good health follows the use Of Hoods
Sarsaparilla which il the one great
blood purifier.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-01
NEW NEAR,S DAY.

Special sales of colored dress goods
Two tables near Fayetteville street
door. One at zoe. per yard and the
other ut $500 per yard.
". II. & K. :. TUCKER 4 co.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-01
BUSINESS ITEMS
NEW YEARS DAY.

Special sales OF silks for waists u
new table of great values-low prices
and correct styles.
". II. q II. S. TUCKER & co.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-01

MAKE, tt0NrY HY CAREFUL SPECULATION
ntr1p tnf.4s'i f'tiii.l'e secessla lri: L ,
Iulfg t,zslai1s. sn4 sent free IaheSt references.
Ias 4 -, ~ Ds.,.;aa D4ii4ii4s Cnicago III,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-01
ROYsTERs CANDY

Nill please yoa in variety and price.
We have special mixtures suitable Tor
holiday buyers. Call and see them.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-01
NEW YEARS DAY.

Special sale Of Misses shoes, 195
pairs Misses shoes at $3.50 per pair.
really worth $3.50 and $500, but sizes
are broken and we wish to clean up
the lines.
w. II. q L. s. TUCKER & co.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-01

Partias Gu have y rfnsIame } Brew
ing Gamg.a mpCrt d bstaf.an beer at
4 v. /. ulU
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-01
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Commercial and Farmers Bank. OF
RaIe Ugh, N. c., viii be held at the Banking
House in this city on Tuesday, January
a. 1856. at 3 o'clock p. IN.
Is. $, JERMAE, Cashier.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-01

De irah'e ire-roem CIR e on East
Harg tt street 90 & "'a'@r ard garden
on lat Arpl7 - v T Norri".
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-01

The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Raleigh Savings
Bank will be held at their banking
house, in the city of Raleigh, the see
ond Monday in January at y
O'clock m
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1896-01-01
GLADSTONE.

SENSE rightly exercised Venezuelan
minds
economists invariably bargains
good and
PROFITS all winter
already placed for SPRING DEV
ERY.
Ladies Cloaks, Jackets. Dress Goods,
FIanneIs, Cloths, CassmereS,
And all WOODEN Underwear
at prices me a reduced.
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.IN0. +. PULLEN.
Cashier.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-26
Federal Street.

The exercises at this school occurred
this afternocon at 2:3o. The program was:
Entrance march; Words CT Welcome,
Ellen NJ. Angel; "Keller's" American
Hymn, school; The Declaration OF inde-
peldence, Introduction, Agnes il. Sulli-
van; Session OF Continental Congress,
John Hancock, Chester :. Hood; Charles
Thompson, Charles 4. Dockry; Richard
Henry Lee, William IL. Cotton; John
Adams, james Z. Cotton; san. uel Adams,
David Davidsor; Francis Lewis, John
Ward; John Dickinson, Patrick j. Ryan;
John Penn, Leo l.. Flood; George Wythe,
John ID. Canavan; William P0ca, Edward
A. Norton; William Whipple, Percy X.
Mowry: Richard Stockton, Benjamin
Holland; Benjamin Harrison, William III.
uonant; Benjamin franklin, William III.
Goodman; other delegates represented by
the remaining boys OF the graduating
class independence Bell, Bertha Il.
Havens; Song of Peace, school; piano
solo, Fantasia, William II. Goodman;
Wand drill, girls OF graduating class;
vocal soto, The Lost Ship, Professor
Emory T.. Russell; Kovel of the Leaves,
school; presentation o|gift from graGust-
ing .clsss; address TO school ana gra0uat-
ing class ny Hon. Thomas W. Bickneil;
Nesper hymn, school; march. Pianist,
Miss A. May Allen; dir ctor of calisthenics
Mas Marion -. Bari; director OF chorusCs,
Professor Il. Z. Russell.
THE GEADCATES.
Isabelle y. Anearn, Marys. Holland,
Ellen NJ. Angel, Helen Heptonstall, Eva
a. Brown, Kate ~. lIRlton, Fannie L.
Barnaby, Mary j. McElroy, Edith Il.
Crowell, theresa y. Nc Kennn, bertha
Nj. Cooley, Nellie r. Medallion, ldella
n. Cole, Amelia {. Peterson, Mabel Il.
Donab.y, lsabolle a. Piscentini, Mary
G. Dunn, Meta l.. Potter, Louise j.
Forlonie, Agnes ii. Sullivan, Kate II.
Flynn, Mary A. Shields, Bertha Il. Ha-
vens Margaret Tobin, John ID. Canavan.
William H.. Goodman, William VI. COL
ton. Benjamin Holano, Jr., James {.
Cotton, chester =. Hood, william VI.
Couant, Edward J. Mcguire. Joseph h.
Collins, Frank T.. MoBahan, David Da-
wilson, Percy Il. Mowry, Charles Y.
Donnhue, Edward -A--Aoxlan,- -Charlas-
4. Dcckry, Patrick J. Ryan, Leo l..
Flood, Axel X. IA. SLndin. John Ward.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-26

Rhodes Garfield Cranstop, Grace Ina
Potter, Susan Frances Cranston, Eva
Alice Robinson, Frank Joseph Curran,
Leonie May Robinson, Mury Carolina
Douglas, Charlotte Leavit Root, Berthe
Alice Eldridge, Eleanor Richmond
Ryder. Rensslear Osborne Eldridge, Mary
Elizabeth Sam, William Mason Eilery,
Clementine Marie Saunders. Grace Eliza
beth Emerson, Bertha Louise Sheldon,
Jennie May Evans, Ada Marion Simmons,
Mary. Elizabeth Gillies, Leon Marvin Sim
ons, Mary Agnes Grady, Stanley Willard
Simons, Wsrren ParscNs Grant, Edith
Louise Smith, Frederick Bernade Hem
Messy, Isabel SpauldiDg Smith, Letitia
Jane Hickie. William Arnold Spencer,
Arthur Garfield Hoel, Waldo Emerson
Steere, Cora Augusta Hubbard, Ernest
Montague Tapner, Charlotte Isabel Hus-
band, Mabel Young TAYLOR, Annie Reid
Inman, Beriah Anthony Wall, Albert
Charles Jefferson, Emma Elizabeth
Waterman, Lena Johannah Keller,
Thomas Francis Whalen, Arthur Maurice
Kilcup, Thomas Henry Wlghtman. Gera-
line Maria Eva Kilkenny, Mildred Nelson
Williams.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-26
Candace Sire ei.

At this school the exercises occurred at
8 o'clock this forenoon and by noon the
summer vacation mad begun. The pro-
gram:
man, Jefferson B. Kimball; entrance
march. 1.-The handicap" George Rosey,
Lucy Mae Scott; chorus, "Revel of the
Leaves" q. A. Veazie:; "Our Flag" a
patriotic cantata. written by Lydia Avery
Conley; music by George +. Root. Char
acters: Liberty, Caroline Cecilia Need
ham; Colum bia, Mamie A. Ritchie; Uncle
Sam, John A. Reiffy; Futher Time, WIZ
liam Frederick RUSSELL; Flag Bearer,
Lena Fleck; Ora May Foss, Mamie |. Me-
Cartby, Bornardette EvaDgeine Darri-
gan, Miss Cora M. Allene, class of '95,
pianist; Delsartlsn exercises, girls of the
graduating cL&eS; Rufus l.. Mackie, vio-
linist; Jefferson B. kimball, pianist;
various attitudes to express the follow
ing: welcome, greeting, observing, APP
pealing, entresring, defending, suppIcat-
ing, repelling, submission, silence,
listening. watching, pointing. alarm.
horor, disdain, merriment. affection,
conhding, anger and fear, rejection and
appeal. admonition and sorrow, forgive
neas; song, Forth TO the Meadows" FIR.
Schubert, the graduating class; parting
address, Helen Maria Cary; awarding OF
diplomas, Mr.. ID. h. Mccarthy, chairman
Of district committee.
THE GRADUATES.
Eva Balcom, Richard +. Doyle Flor
ence A. barrett, George Corliss Giles,
Sadie Belle Blaikie, William II. Grady,
Helen Maria Cary, George Burton Hib-
bart, Harriet Louise Campbell, Walter
". Holt, Florence sherman Clark, John
j. Howard, Sarah Helena Clifford,
Edward Francis Kane, Bearnardette
Evangeline Darrigan, Jefferson b. Kim
ball, Chrlssie Davis, Frederick Iynskoy
Lena Fleck, Dennis Mackie Ora May
Foss, Rufus l.. Macgie, Helen Hqupt.
Eugenie &. McMsnnug, Anna Francis
Healey, Edward A. Murphy, Evelin
Sweet Jenckes, Levi Myers, Mamie !.
Mccarthy, Edward j. Norton, Elizabeth
l.. Moran, Daniel u. Regan, Caroline
Ceceila Needham, John A. Reilly, Mar
garet Agnes Powers, William Frederick
Russell, Mamie a. Richie, Edward ii.
Scattergood, Lucy Mae Scott, William
A. Shawcross, Stephen S. Arnold, Arthur
l.. Shippee, Louis BearmRn, Sidney
Hamilton Smith, Robert l.. Cameron,
VILLAIN Il. Taft, John Russell Cozzens,
Albert George Trip, Clarence ii. Willard.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-26
Vineyard Street.

The exercises this forenoon at the Vine
yard street school wero descriptive OF
New England history. The program:
Entrance march; music, Speed our Re-
public, full chorus; New England in
song and story; music, Over the Noun
tain Wave, full chorus.
Massac Stone, Leonard,
Dane, Taylor, Misses Reilly, Sweet, Drum
mond, Hadley, Murphy, Orr, McDermott,
Rebholtz, Clark, Mcdonald, Dorman;
music, The Pilgrims Song.
New Hampshire Music, The Old Gran
ite State, Misses Stevens, Lahiff, Kohl
hagen. Masters DAVIS and Hughes; music,
Our Fatherlano; music, Freedom, full
chorus.
.Maine-Misses Higgins, Rounds. Led
erer, Towle, Manchester, Hawkins, Master
West; music, Know Land, full chorus.
Connecticut Masters Quigley, Batchel-
der, Misses Tilinghast, Potter, Kohl
hagen, Olsen and Mcdonald.
Rhode Island-Misses Carroll. Gartner,
Masters Horton, Olsen, Cummings.
Vermont-Misses Billings, Sweet, Muir
ply, Taylor sand master Quinn; music,
This Is Our Own, Our Native Land.
Sol. New Engturd, Gretchen Kohl.
hagen; New EDgland's Dead, Clifton
Davis; music, How Sleep the Brave? re-
citation, Hannah Drummond; music,
Our Country; recitation, Walter Batchel-
der; music, America; awarding diplomas,
Rev. Nj. II. Bixby, ID. d.; diplomas re-
ceived, with selections frcm.New England
poets, class of '96; music, Tribute TO
Washington, full chorus; presentation of
Mr.. George +. Weston's portrait, the gift
of the alumni, George IL. Huddy, Jr., 'S7.
THE GRADUATES.
Walter Jencks Batchelder. Ernest Ad-
ebert Pierce, FRANK Gerard Dane,
Thomas Francis Quigley, John Joseph
Egan, Jr., Clarence Garfield Remington,
Robert Edwin Fisher, Richard Joseph
4. Reynolds, James Ignetius Greene,
George Robert Rowley, Joseph Francis
Hall. Herbert Andrew Stone, William
Arthur Leonard, S!las Howard Tanner,
Fred Byron Manchester, Alfred Henry
Taylor, Jr., George Luther Pcrcival,
Charles Lafayette Taylor. Emily Rotes
Allvbaugh, Margaret McDermott, Bessie
Gay Billings, Bertha simmons Manches-
ter, Fanny Bstsey Caro-, Mabel Newton
Mulchshey, Gertrude Alice Carroll,
Nora Angelina Murphy, Ada Mary Clark,
Elizabeth Agnes Murphy, Margaret Mary
Currie, Mary Jane Murray, Norma Ag-
nes Dove, Gertrude May Orr. Hanna
Maria Drummond, Augusta Lena Reb-
te-nie Mecedes Reilly, Mary Emily Glib
bons, Maud Anna bennington, Georgia
Amelia Hadley, Mary Catherine Rounds.
Elizabeth Bucklin Hale, Mary Frsncis
Smith. Mary Josephine Healy. Bessie
White Stevens. ola Elton Hlgg ins MAR
gnreite Sturdy, Matte Wilson Lawrence,
AItha Louise Sweet, Fanny Lederer, Jen-
ME Francis Sweet, ellen Louise Lynch,
Georgia Louise Towle, Christina McDon-
aid, Emma Bowen Waterman, Flora
Louise W ildenhain.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-26
Peace Street.

The program at the Peace street gram
mar school this forenoon was as follows:
God and Country; pfeecaaionai. Hark,
Hark My Soul; Scripture invocation,
Give Thanks unto the Lord; piano volun-
tary; hymn, Holy, Holy, Holy; Anti
Patria; prayer, closing with Lords Pray
or in unison; hymn. o Paradise; ringing
OF Coium oian Liberty Bell and recital OF
mottos; bugle-caIi and entrance OF color
guaro; solo, No Flag but the Red, White
and Elue, NJ. l.. Warrington; chorus,
Well Rise and Defend 1t; apostrophe
10 flag, with salute, T.. j. Murray;
American CitisenshIr, r. Il. Henessy;
chorus, The Hunters Song, German ;
John GrceDleaf Whittier. Tho Prophet of
Freedom, a brief history OF his 80 years
devotion 10 the uplifting OF down-trod-
Gen race, intersrersed with the recital
OF several approp'iste prophetic verses
from his Voices OF Freouom; n. A. l..
Amsden, A. Little, S. A. Berry, A. M.
Manning q. =. Champlin, NJ. b. McIn-
tyre. W. II. Grant. L. V. phinnov, A.
X lnmsn, T.. K. Ryder, u. M. Il. Kill
kenny, >. W. Simonds, w. A. Spencer,
semi-chorus, Columbia's Glorious Girl !;
The Poet-An account OF Whittier as a
poet of nature. legend, and human life; (;
n story teller, and tcscher OF lessons OF
nurity, noblepesa and truth; a hater OF
every form OF wrong; lover OF man and
OF Gcd, +. B. Baker. q. ]. Potter, x. o.
Eldridgc. l.. NJ. Robinsoa. ". X. McIn-
tire. G. l.. Root, r.. l.. Morrison, f.. r..
Waterman; chorus, The Alpine Shepherd I;
In dian clubs, by toys OF graduating
class; whistling solo, Czafdas, Il. L..
Smith; fantasies, girls of graduating
cisss; chorus, The Viking Song; reports
and addresses; presentation OF diplomas !;
orchestra, George &. Anthony. '93, leso-
er; Charles DEC inson, violin; Alfred
Ricketts,. clarinet; William Brand, vio-
lin; Thatcher Guild. cornot; Cora |. Hud-
son, piano accompanist.
THE GRADUATES.
Nellie Augusta Fox Amsden, EDWARD
Ferdinand kupfcr. Herbert Eugene Bah.
cock, Ada Little, Ralph Clinton Bangs.
Alice Msy Manning, Fannie Burnett
Barker. Annie Louise Mcdonald, Stanley
Austin Berry, May Belle Mcintyre, Leen nder
| Carev Bowers. Walter Roberts Mclnt ire,
| Charles Nathan Brown, Ellen Lou ise
Morrison, Usrolo Alison Burtweli. Cora
BELLE Munios. George Stanton Cbamplain,
| Emily Janet Murray, Albert JoUrcan
Cole. John Orswell, Jr., Edwin Augustus
Corbet, Leroy vinton Phinpcy, Chester
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-26
Branch Avenue.

The Branch avenue grammar school ex-
ercises occurred this afternoon. The pro-
gram:
Professional; piano solo, My Last
Dream, Harriet Riccius; recitation, The
Brightest Gift, Annie Gertrude McEvay;
Orchestra; recitation, Saved by Hymn,
Eva Gertrude Glasgow; solo, Mary A.
King; recitation, James Bernard McOov-
crn; duet, Eva Rita Rawdon, Gertrude
Rita O'Conbor; recitation, The Golden
Scepter, Margaret Gertrude Evans;
Hunters Song; recitation, Bresca, VIII
liam Frederick O'Connell cornet solo,
Dunn, Corena Clegg; recitation, The
Ringer OF the Chimes, Emma Louise
Ogden; song, The Wanberer; reci-
tatiou, The Elocution Lesson, G. Con-
chessa Maguire; song, Switzerland; reci-
tation, The Little Regiment, Philip
Joseph Rice: Cradle Song; recitation,
The Flower Girl, Corena Clegg; recita-
tion, Echo Dell, graduating class; solo,
Corona Clegg: calisthenics, mb-beli
exercise, girls of graduating class; award
ing of diplomas, by John J. Devenish;
song, Good Night; pianisis, Corena
Clegg, Minnie Agnes Gibbons.
THE GRADUATES.
Laura Ellen Ballou, Emma Louise Og-
den, Corona Clegg, Martilda Christine
Oderman, Grace Gertrude Dunn, Eva
Rita Rawden, Eva Gertrude Glasgow,
Herbert Abbey, Margaret Gertrude Ev-
ans. Robert ID. Dunn, Agnes Cecilia Nc
Shane, James Francis Hickey, Jane
Loretta Mallory, James Raymond Mas
terson, Annie Gertrude McEvay, Will
liam Frederick O'Connell, Catherine Con-
cbessa Mcguire. Philip Joseph Rice, Mary
Elizabeth Nagle, Charles Sampson, Frank
Peck Weeden.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1896-06-26
Point Street Schnnl.

The 22nd annual exhibition and grndu-
nting exercises of the Point street gram
mar school were OF a most interesting
character and attained 10 the usual de-
gree OF excellence. Long before the hour
OF BEGINNING the hall was well filed,
leaving only stancing room for later
comcrg. The hall was rcautifully deco
rrtcd. At the rear OF the platform upon
the wall has been uermaneDtly fixed a
design OF the national coioss surround
1uE baCkgr0und or dark shade as q set
ting Tor life size busts OF Washington,
Linco'n and mbue. The motto AZ
the school, "Though,, Action. succcss," {"
in black letters upon a white ground
forms an arc above tho siaiuary, and
the words, "Class OF 49," are placed
tcneath the motto. Tho whole ls sur
mounted by n design of flags crowned
by the American eagle. Upon the front
and IN the rccesses cf ;fc platform we're
tsstcfully arranged growins plants. The
graduating class noI5oreG 10 pupils.