The Portland daily press., 1896-06-16
DEERING.


High School was held yesterday after
noon at the Woodfords Congregational
church, Spring strset, which was COM
pletely filed with large audience, in
Guiding large number of the parents,
relatives and friends of the class. The
church was prettily decorated with pur-
pie, the class color, and palms. Over the
stage was suspended thu figures '96, and
under that white oresc emit with the in
itials IN. P. S. F." in purple,s which
stand for the class motto: 'iNon Palma
Sine Pulvere.'
Principal Crosby of the school, with
the assistant teachers. occupied seats
upon the stage. sThe exhibition was very
successful and passed off very smoothly.
The programme was as follows:
Music.
Prayer.
Music
Recitation A Dream of Fair Women
A. Tennyson
Lulu NJ. Mccain.
Declamation-The Hog Family,
G. W. Curtis
Guy Calderwood.
Northumberland Mater. Fra Jacopone
Lucy r. Jones.
Declamation-Ihe Sous of New England
*fJ. Bert Hull.
Reoitation-The W1tch's Daughter,
j. q. Whittier
Ida NJ. Leavitt.
Music.
observation-disclosures Proclamation to
the Cubans,
George G. johnson.
Recitation-The Vision of Sir Launfal,
J. r. Lowell
Luena f. Sands. Alice e. Pollock, Ina
Saunders, Jennie E. Body.
Observation-Disclosures to the Col
onies, Burke
*Henry I. Jordan.
Music
Reoitation-A Select Party,
n. Hawthorne
*Gertrude f. Morrill,.
Deolamation-Scene from Julius Caesar.
Shakespeare
Almon E. Hill, Jr., Albert F. Austin.
Recitation-How Deacon Tubman and
Parson Whitney Kept New Years,
". H. Fl. Murray
Margaret Merrill.
Declamation-Moral Glories, Mann
*fHenry j. Glendinning.
Music.
Recitation-Tom o. the Blueb'r'y
Plains, K. d. W. Riggs
d eclamation-Ulys A Tennygon
Harold b. Eastman.
Presentations.
x.-~. Orie L. Knight
Musio-Glass Song.
*Excused.
mot Junior-M. S. c. fit.
The graduating exercises of the senior
class will be held this afternoon at Q
O'Clock in the same church.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Colesworthy, leas-
ant street, havs returned from a ten
days trip to Boston and vicinity.
Miss Octavia Walker of Skowhegan lis
the guesB of her sister, Mrs. Charles L.
Goodrich Of Morrills.
The Deering Prohibitionists held a
general caucus last evening" at the resi-
dence of MIR. j, G. Pettengill, Is Florence
street. E. W. Knight was elected
chairman and j. G. Petrengill secretary.
The following delegates were chosen to
attend the county convention: ]. c.
Pettengill, A. q. Noyes. Lemuel Rolfe.
+. N. Blackstone, Charles Blackstone,
Charles jackson, Eli F. Thompson, DR..
Carlton Kimball, VIM. n. Berry.
The district convention delegates are
j. G. Pettengill, A. c. Noyes, Lsmuel
Rolfe, +. N. Blackstone, Charles Jack
son, DR.. Carlton Kimball Altsrnates,
Eli Thompson and William M. Berry.
Contractor Hodges had crew of men
at work yesterday making preliminary
survey for the proposed double electric
car track on Forest avenue.
Deering Centre presented very buy
appearance yesterday. The new right
hand track Of the electrics was being
connected with the present track at the
head of Pleasant street. During the day
all passengers were obliged to walk
around the block. The connection was
completed early last evening on the next
track. The work of connecting the new
track at the car house at Morrills was
completed at an early hour this morning
and the cars will be running all right
today.
The old house which was attached to
the car stable at Woodfords was being
torn down yesterday to make room for
the new building which it is under
stood the Maine Central railroad is
soon tc erect.
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