The Portland daily press., 1896-06-20

Frank P. Aver.
Musio-Old Folks at Home Stobbe
Frel Given, accom-. E. w. Best
Gold in the Hill for the Miner,
kss Margaret Jameson.
Unwritten Music,
~ Mabelle M. Watson.
Music-Il Trovatore Fantasia, AlIard
Fred Given, Miss +. M. Best.
Deoadenoe of New England Farms,
Arthur 4. Berry.
Prophecy and History,
Lelya A. Boothby.
Music-The Star of Eternity, Lane
Mrs. f. L. Flint, aocompanist II. K.
Jameson. - ~
The Worlds Deities.
Ernestine G. Small.
Valelictory, with Essay-The Mar.
BILE Waiteth,
Adnah K Guptill
Music-Mazurka, Wienawiski
Fred Given, Miss E. M. Best
Address and Presentation Of Diplomas
r. B. Pike.
Ode,
Sung by Glass.
The concert In the evening was given
by the well known lady quartette, 1.-THE
Cecilians,' of Portland, ass listed by Miss
Agnes NJ. Stafford, reader. After the con-
cert the graduating class were rendered a
reception by the class of '97. where Wood
bury's Orchestra discoursed sweet music.
Cake and ice CT cam were serevd at q late
hour. The alumni of this honored in
stitution is again strengthened, and the
event will long be remembered.
Yarmouth.
Yarmouth, June 20. Mrs Claudius
Lawrence, of Portland. is visiting her
brother, Capt. A. L. Small.
Mr.. and Mrs. Foster Smith. Of Cor
ham, were in town this week:
DR.. Edward Harding, Of Boston. is
visiting Capt. Harding.
Capt. Howard Lambert and family, Of
South Freeport, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Porter.
Mrs. e. A. Macy, of Berlin. w., 10
the guest Of Capt. and Mrs. Macy.
Mrs. William Gooding moved Wednes-
day TO her new home on Main street.
Steamer Madeline made the first trip
of the season to Princes Point, Tuesday,
June 49, She will run regularly from
Princes Point to Portland, com men cling
Saturday, Jdns 21st.
The summer boarders are com ing to
Princes Point. Eleven have already ar
rived at Mrs. Ella Drinkwater's.
The Corner Primary No. 9, and Ledge
for admission to the High and Grammar
schools will take place at the Central
school house today. All intending to
enter the High School next fall who have
not already presented their rank cards
from the grammar school to the superin-
tendent will do SO at the examination.
Mr.. George Jefferds has sold his barn
ess shot to Mr.. Harry Green, Of West
Bra1ntree, Mass.
Mrs. Willis, who has been spending
several weeks at Capt. J. d. Hum
phrey's, left for Boston Thursday. She
will sail for Europe June 90.
The gathering of friends from "near
and from far" to attend the Burrowes-
Humphrey church wedding on Wednes-
reunion of relatives this week at Royal
side, Mrs. a. 6. DTesser's summer
home, where her mother, Mrs. Dorcas
Seabury, is spending the summer with
her. Mrs. Seaburys four daughters,
MIS-. n. Z. harrington, of Auburn; Mrs
Lucy g. SeabuTy, who has long been
q resident of Denver, Col, but is now
Dyer, of Auburn: and Mrs. Dresser,
with four nieces, daughters Of Mrs. Su-
san Durham: Mrs. Abbie Nourse, of
Fresno, CAL; Mrs Ellen Copeland, Mrs.
Belle Thompson and Mrs. Alice Vianel-
10, all of Maiden, Mass, made up par
ty that previous to this hau not Let al |
at once, for many years. Among the
AAAO'ANAo WIZ Nd1AAO w Ptsk oASApee"S IL o1Ao
wedding festivities, were Miss Salome
= urrowes, of Lancaster, Pa, Sr. frank
B0rrowes of Cleveland, Ohio, and ME-.
Harry Liyermore, Brighton, Mass AT
Mrs. Sarah Whitcomb's, Miss Bina By
ron, of Chelsea, Mass, and Mr.. q. q.
Powell, of Jersey City, were guests.
Mrs James Humphrey is very i'll at
the homo of her daughter, Mrs. William
Allens of Cloquet, Mimi.
Sunday will be Children's Day at the
Baptist cuhroh. Concert in the evening,
with the following programme:
Voluntary, Mrs. Il. G. Hanson
Scripture Reading,
Superintendent and School
Prayer, Rev. G. Fl. Barrows
Muslc-Crown Him, School
Reoitation-Songs of Jhildren's Day,
Carrie Humphrey
Recitation-Over and Over Again.
Josie Pullen
Exercise-A Basket of Jewels,
Lena Carswell and Glass of Girls
Reoitation-Seed Time,
Recitation-Then and Now,
Mabel Allen
Singing-Children's Day, . Z School
Recitation-Truest Wisdom,
Mamie Downing
NJ usic-Song of the Daisies,
Glass of Girls
Recitation-Three Talents,
Harry Leavitt
Singing-Over the Fields and Valley
Gay, School
Recitation-The BRIDES Song,
Bertha Robinson
Song-That Sweet Story of Old,
Emma Kingdom
Song-The Volunteers, Glass of Boys
Dustt-The Song of the Lilies,
Grace Engley and Helen Barr ows
ecitation-Children' Day,
Lena Sawyer
Singing Bring Garlands of Love,
School
Recitation Creeping up the Stairs.
Cora Dunning