The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-29
PEACE STREET SCHOOL,
Annual Graduating Exercises Were
Held This Afternoon.
For y-Two Girls and Thirty-On, Boys Re-
ceived Thir Diplomas.

The graduating exercises OF the Peace
street grammar school were held in the
large school hall at 2 o'clock this after
noon.
There was large attendance and the
program was as follows:
Professional, Onward, Christian soldiers"
Scripture Invocation. 20, Give Thanks Unto
sel tRs Lora piano voSPtSTy niTnts AaSsss
King" sntiphonal readings, Psalm xxiy:
Gloria Patri;'' prayer, closing with Lord
Prayer IN unison; hymn, Proclaim HIN I'm
the Land, Unto All the Inhabitants Thereof;
ringing of Columbian liberty bell and recital
OF notices; bnge call and entrance @i Of color, d
Blue, NJ I. Worthington; chorus. we
with salute, Mary Bannon: chorus. Amer
ica:" Patriotic Scintillations," A. lde, y;
Barney and K. French; chorus, ''Thc Bugler;
Bird Notes-"Are not two sparrows sold
for farthingi And one Of them shall not
fall on the ground without your Father"
brief account in recitation and song Of the
haunts, homes and habits of birds, their songs
s,ai., and service to mankind, together with Win
proper appreciation and regard for our native
BIRDS favoring their preservation and in
"A Pa psstSral srd Picture r. D. Cady
"A Summer Morning." "The Rose Breasted
Grosbeak," NJ. A. Blood; The Robin" :, G..
b srSSn SS and f9a THRUSH Bronn
Thrush" l.. G. Bell; Tho Bobolink," l..
Sai,ehsr; TnsIs % nBGh Watt s. Morse The
'rne os Biuebrd;" BIRD n' Migration" %be"'rIs p.
Grover, b "; Grant, X, d. Hull and L. s.
csay "A STRING isPff Of Birds Bin Esis Egsa % NJ Hart IT.
ley. W.. f: Cuddy, B. L. Bidwell. +. II. Will
iiaam1s, 1, L. l. Grady and J q. Currin; chorus
Kelley, e F. 6akes, NJ. G. HicRie o. G. OK K. Cor.
nell, K. l.. shepard and Il. ID. Bassett. Jr :;
Bird Nurseries" M. L; Sabre and L. Il.
nRs F. 4 Bennett hEh r. Gpeene and M T. j.
tie Sest sirds t. Eanonestor nFti Gtihty h
snd s al snrnfs rds G 81
e. Leavens. G. Moore. G. A. stewart and l.
N n; Esleck; trio The VOICE of the Helpless" :"
Reports and addresses and presentation Of
A hymn, with Delsarte accompaniment, @.
IL. Blake, piano accompanist; Leader OF or
chestra, q. G. Anthony, 'g3; pianist, q. L..
Clarke.
The Graduates.
The members of the class of '97 who re-
oeived their diplomas today are: Sigma
Anderson, Mary Elizabeth Bannon, Lii
lian Gertrude Bell. Flora Ruth Bennett,
Bertha Louise BidwelI. May Louise Bill
lings Claire Louise Blake. Grace Mary
blanchard. Mary Agnes Blood, Loulia
Southworth Boyd. Sarah Kempton Cady,
Mary Josephine Cahill. Grace Ella Clarke,
Geraldine Knowles Cornell Agnes Mabel
Curry, Edith Russell DanieIson, Bertha
Mabel Dean, Jane Elizabeth Cannon,
Mollie Hazard Goff, Elizabeth Irene
Grady, Bessie VEST Grant Pauline,
Grover, Millie Jane Hartley Mary
Emily Hickie, Ida Rose Hobbns,
Katherine Dimond Hull, Annie Bowker
Ide, Helen Kelley. Edith Leayens Helen
Louise Manchester, Sarah Burrows Nc
LaughliD, Clara Moore Matte Louise
Morse, Susie Arnold Morss, Grace Jose
phine Ryder, Marion Luvia Sabre, Edith
Lockwood Shepherd, Mildred Evelyn Stan
ley. eddie Van Dcnburgh Louise
Whitcher, Maud Eugene Wood, Mary
Louise Worthington. Edgar Clark
Ballou, Josiah Moulton Barney. Wal
ter Howard Barney Edward Drown
Bassett,. Jr., Raymond Earl Gran
ston, John Thomas Cuddy. William
Francis Cuddy. John HenGrick Currin,
Irving Norris Esleck, Edmund Edward
French, William Hunter Greene, Joseph
Leo Harson, Lloyd Everett Hayward,
George Anderson Hubbard, Robert Irving
Jameson, Lewis Melvin Jennison, Ralph
Darling Kettner, John Horace Lawson,
Edmund Hancock Leach, Edgar Taylor
Oakes. Fred Charming Rexford Charles
Emery Stewart. Robert Emmett sullivan,
Frederick William Thompson, Ralph
Edgecomb Walker Frank Ray Wallace
Lester Allen Wells, John Joseph Whalen,
Samuel Goodrich Whittelsey, Frank Holt
Williams. Raymond Davis Cady.
The class motto is, Lifting Better Up
TO Best