The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1898-06-15
OWEN, MOORE & CO.
WFSTBROOK.

The graduating exercises of the West.
brook High school occur Monday after
noon at o'clock. The exercises are to be
held this year at The Westbrook The
music for the occasion is to be furnished
by Given's orchestra of Portland. The
programme of the exercises is as follows:
salutatory Tin Creek, Edward D. Small
Essay--Spain, Grace H. Norton
Essay-A Quartette of Noble Lives,
Katherine +. Doyle
Grafton The Dignity of Labor,
History, Gertrude E. Kelley
Oration-The American Indian.
Harry f. Millions
Presentation of Gifts,
Walter Q. He nderson
Poem, Angie T. Palmer
Oration-The Old Pine Tree.
Percy L. Andrews
Statistician, Alice T.. Andrews
Glass Recitation-Ben Hassan's Dream,
Fanny B. Cragin
Address to Undergraduates,
Harrison K. McCann
French Poem-Description Dune
Bortoulle, Mary v. Ware
Prophecy, George P. Larrabee
Valedictory, e, Mary Tolman
Presentation of Diplomas.
Honor tklist, in order Of rank, Ellen
May Tolman, Edward Durgin Small,
George Pearson Larrabee, Gertrude
Ethelyn Kelley, Angie Lane Palmer,
Fanny Body Cragin, Alice Louise An
derson. Merle Stanwood Pennell, Walter
Roy Pennell, Mary Virginia Ware.
Graduates college course, Edward
Durgin Small.
English LATIN course, Harold Heath
Dodge, Percy Leonard Andrews, Mamie
Robinson, Harry Burns, Catherine
Teresa Doiye, Walter Henderson, Gertrude
Ethelyn Kelley, Benjamin True Larrabee,
George Pearson Larrabee, Harry Frank
Millions, Merle Stanwood Pencil,
Walter Ray PennelI, Eugene Adelbert
HAND, Annetta Blanche SWEET, Walter
Earnest SWEET. Roscoe Goodwin Trip,
John Clifford Warren.
Three OF the members Of the class, John
Clifford Warren, Harold Heath BODICE and
Benjamin True Larrabee, are absent, hav-
ing enlisted with the First Maine regi-
menu end are now at Chickamaugua, Ga.
Az tne meeting of Mizpah chapter, Q.
L. - held Monday evening, delega-
ton OF the N embers of Iona chapter Of
PORTLAND We're in attendance as visitors.
An invitation has been accepted to &C.
company Iona chapter on a picnic to be
heid June 18th. The next meeting will
be the last one until September and it is
expeo TED that there will be candidates for
initiation. A box supper win be served.
Arthur q. Norton, who was arrested
in South Carolina about week ago as a
spy, and released on dispatches from this
city veryIying his story, has returned to
the north and is now at home on Saco
street. LEY
Private W. W. Webb, a member of the
74th U. S.aInfantry from Westbrook now
encamped at Chickamauga. is in ,be citv
calling on his old time friends
The executive committee of the A1nr,,i
association held a meeting at the Hiob
school building Monday evening 70 ~
partial arrangements for the recept,on -
the graduation class.
Miss Lottie Grant has resumed her no.
sition at the post office, West End.
Mr.. Chas. J. Bragdon has moved to
Portland.
Mr.. Frank Post is quite i'll with pneu-
monia.
The Kings Daughters society connected
with the West End Congregational churcb
are to hold an important business neet-
ing Thursday evening at 7.30 at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. Henry T. Boynton, Brack-
EFT street. A full attendance Is desired.
Mr.. Percy Andrews will resume hisl
position at the bicycle house at Riyerton
park. commencing next Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. T. Kenney are visiting
friends in Westbrook.
The Westbrook Clerks are to play ball
game this afternoon at a.so O'Clock on