The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1897-06-11

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This will be the programmed:
Prayer.
Music.
The Pride of Battery, Lena May Cook
| Consider the Lilies, Addie Fuller Davis
The Mayfower, Herbert Francis Cole
Too Late for the Train, Lucy Fuller Perez
Music
A Motto Answered, Susie Gott
A Tarrytown Romance,
Julia Dyer Skinner
What's in a Name,
Montville Winslow Ward
The Fire Bells Story,
Florence Adora Cook
Song-Selected, Miss Mary Ella Thompson
Michael's Mallet, Alice Estelle Cole
The Watcher, Rosanond Boyd Henley
The Railroad Crossing,
Virginia Lavina Dyer
The Mothers Day Dream,
Fannie Belle Trefethen
Music.
Music in Camp, Elva Tilton Merriman
A Roman Legend,
Winthrop George Richards
Song-The Teacher and the Boy,
Ethel Moseley
The Three Wise Sermons,
Lena Harrington Chandler
Failed, Susie Agnes McCusker
Miss Agnes O'Brion Fisher
| The City by the Sea,
Mamie Lowell Cham berlain
The True Grandeur of Nations,
Walter Everett Brown
The Courtship of Larry O'Dee,
Music.
Crippled for Life,
Lena Winifred Hinckley
A Terrible Talking boy
Adrianna Chase Littlejohn
The Death of Gabriel,
Music. mary i''esnor "ai'oh
School Paper-The Owl,
| Mary Christine Anderson
Awarding Diplomas.
| Benediction.
These are the members of the grad11at
ing class: Walter Everett Brown, Mary
Eleanor Walton, Elva Tilton Merriman,
Winthrop George Richards, Ethel Moseley,
Lena Harrington Chandler, Susie Agne.
McCusker, Fannie Belle Trefethen, Vir-
ginia Lavina Dyer, Rosamond Boyd
| Henley, Alice Estelle Cole, Florence
Adora Cook, Montville Winslow Willard,
Julia Dyer Skinner, Susie Colt, Lucy
Fuller Pierce, Herbert Francis Cole,
Addie Fuller Davis, Lena May Cook,
Mamie Lowell Chamberlain, Sadie Nina
Griggs, Lena Winfred Hinckley, Adrianna
Chase Littlejohn, Mary Christine Ander-
son, John Boultenhouse.
PLEASANTDALE.
Mrs. L. S. Lombard and son Reginald
return Wednesday from visit with her
mother, Mrs Thomas, at Greene. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Merrill will accompany Mrs.
Lombard home for few days sojourn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merrill are on their we'd
ding tour, having been married on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Louis A. Davis (nee Miss Nina
| Nutter), of Bowery Beach, has, with her
son, Master Frank Nutter Davis, been
| the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Frank G. Nutter, this week.
Miss Isabel S. Bracket, of Knightville,
has been the guest of her friend, Miss
Florence L. Nutter, for few days past.
"Oh, if you don't have bike you are
not in STYLE" was the remark of a young
miss few evenings ago, and truly it
looks as though bicycles were to reign
supreme. Pleasantdale can rightly boast
of her fine riders, more especially among
the fairer sex. Among the many who
may be seen daily enjoying a spin are
Miss Maude Miller, Miss Helen Litch-
field, Annie Hamilton, Ethel Dyer and a
| score OF other ladies, all of whom man.
| age their ''silent steeds" very gracefully.
We surely won't leave out our gentlemen,
for they deserve praise as well. Master
Frank Hayden is a fine rider, as also are
Messrs. Howard North, Frank Pickett,
Charles Richardson, Willard Henry and
numerous other residents of Pleasantdale
We might speak of many others, but
space forbids. Sufficient to say that we
have many fine riders, and wish them all
many pleasant rides this summer
We are pleased to report Mr.. Ira Warren
much improved after his recent i'll turn.
and hope soon to see him among us
again.
Mr.. George W. Chickering, of Old
Orchard, has been at Pleasantdale visit
ing friends part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Pickett, of Port
land, spent Wednesday with their daught-
er, Mrs. Charles W. Latham, Hoyt street.
Miss q. De Costa is entertaining com
pany at her home on Summer street.
Gardens are beginning to look prosper
ously after the recent rains, and farmers
are taking great care of the ground that
the seeds may not rot. Already some of
the gardens are looking quite green Mr..
G. Y. Thompson has one of the finest
gardens on the Cane and OWING TO tho
care it receives large yield is always the
result.
Mr.. George M. Stanwood is having his
house painted and the cellar newly &C.
mented. Mr.. Stanwood has lovely resi-
dence, and always keeps it in first class
order.
A fine programme has been arranged
for Children's Day at Browns Hill,
which will be June IS.
WIT AND WISDOM.