Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1897-06-15
souTu PARIS SCHOOLS.

| SOUTH PARIS SCHOOLS.
The graduating exercises Of the class
OF 81 OF South Paris Grammar School
were hell In the Baptist church Friday
IeveninC. There were decorations OF
Ipi nts and ho~ers. The program was
AS follows:
| Music.
| Prayer.
Salutstory Maine, Annie N. JENNIE.
Recitstion.-on the Concord Road.
Essay.--success and Failure, Donald 4. Bean.
! Class History, Walter IL. Pulsifer.
| Rec,tation.--Our School, Ortanna Bonney.
| Essay ,-lrf,uepce, Grace Bennett.
IEssay.-Elcctricity, William p. Marston
Mamie W. Durham.
Roy il. Porter
E-say,-IIarriet r. b. Stowe, Mabel II. Penley
Recitation.-Farmer Gray gets
Photographed. BERTHA A. Rideout
Harold H. Cannon.
| Good Citizen, Ava l.. Brett.
Music.
Recitation.-Music on the
Rappahannock, Carrie A. Gray.
Recitation,-Uncle Mats Funeral,
t.
Essay.-The Telegraph. winslow c. Thayer.
Recitation, Jane Conquest, Minnie 7. Wilson.
The old Fashioned Girl and the Girl - N'''
Of To-day,-Valedictory,
Presentation OF Diplomas.
Glass ode.
Benetiction.
CLASS ODE.
We have come a, last, dear classmates,
To the border land OF youth,
That divides the realms of childhood
Prom the real realms OF truth.
From the rosy tinted dawning
To the distant western skies.
With fond memories OF the morning,
Turn we now our eager eyes.
II.
As we gaze aaown the vista
of the varied scenes of time.
There are valleys must traverse,
There are mountains we must climb.
There are storms and there j. sunshine,
There are smiles and there are tears,
Scattered all along our pathway,
Leading through the coming years.
But on golden clouds reclining
smiling hope floats on before,
Winning us In all our journey
To the distant unknown shore.
To our school and our dear teacher
We our farewell now must say;
Though our hearts prompt Us to lingcr,
Hope stil beckons us away.
NEW.
The graduating exercises Of the class
Of "a in the high school will be held In
the Congregational church Thursday
evening al 5 O'Clock. A class Of ten will
graduate as follows: Alice Msbelle
Davis. Abbie Albertens Record, Martha
Ella Dennison, Carrie Lula Briggs,
Bertha Nonhillern Shaw, Herman Harry
Stuart, Percivsl Edward Hathaway,
Harry +. Maxim, George William
I.smbe, viii h. Holmes. The COM
mencement concert comes on Friday |
evening, and our people are probably |
well informed AS TO what the quality OF |
that will be. There has already been |
good sale Of seats.
Rev. Mr.. Bean gave the bsccalaureate
sermon 10 the graduating class OF the |
high school at the Methodist church |
Sunday afternoon.
The Porter Street primary school
closed June 5th, and the pupils gave the
charming operetts, Cinderella In Flow
erlsnd." The story of this operetts Is
the old. familiar cinderella and the
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every way charming ihe ioiiow'ug are
tue naines OF those VINO TOOK part
Cinderella-Daisy. vaun Il. Clark.
Proud sister hSilyhsck: Iigr, Liy; c-...,,
Goimo,her. Myrtle Tufts.
Bonnie Bee, Ray A Chapman
buttefuies, ,,-,, -, - g..
Wilma l. ,,polts", i, n. cs.ais
kobin keh-inhce heraiu, Winso" nu'oanA'
Frince sunshine OF sunbeam 'a,te, a.. ~, |
bouie W. SArA'
GUESTS Al ihh HALL,
poppy, I yan i LENT
psrsy Flora II Murrh |
nagciil Iinnie T. Dean.
Violet Lila NJ. swim.
Sweet Rrier Lettie l.. Fsrrar.
Nignopette r. Nav Davis.
LILY Bel. Angie T,,,a N h,p@y'
Narcissus. IdaM. Field.
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