The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-06-28
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
STRONG SCHOOL GLASS DAY EXEIe-
 CISES TO BE HELD TOMORROW.

CISES TO BE HELD IO-MORROW. The Graduating Glass Has Presented a
 Picture to the School-RolIing Mill
 shut Down for Repairs-New Mill shut
 Other Items.
 The programme for the class day ex- ercises of Strong school were complet- ed yesterday. Ninety-three pupils will graduate on Wednesday, the exercises to take place at the school at p. m The officers of the class and the com mittees are as follows: President, liar ry c. Bray; vice president, Austin N, Allyn; secretary, M. Louise Baldwin; treasurer, Irving D. Niles; photograph committee, Misses Rowe and Marlowe and Messrs McNichols and Page; deco rations, Messrs. Whitehead, Page, Co., hane, Doane, Bray, Coggshall, Allyn; class pin committee, Misses Prentiss, Ryals, Wilson; class color committee, Miss Humiston, Miss Baldwin; motto committee, Salewsky and Connor. The class has procured a large engrav- ing of the national capitol handsomely framed and presented it to the school. The large room where the class day exercises are to occur is being decorat- ed with the class colors, orange and blue, with the class motto The End Crowns the Work" over the platform. Arrangements have been made to seat 600 spectators and the public is invited to attend the exercises. The pro- gramme as prepared by the principal, George A. Mirick, is as follows: Ad- dress of welcome, the class president, ] Harry Bray; comforting of Granniss scholarship medal by Principal Mirick; Pilgrims Chorus, school; class poem, Jennie Salewsky, read by Mabel Smith; essay, Viola Holaday; America Anoth- CT Name for Opportunity" declama- tion, Edward Holaday; song, Glee club; Away to the Fields" essay, School Boy Life in England, as Seen in Tom Brown at Rugby" John Parker; essay Modern Ways of Keeping Our Bodies Well,' Edith Butler; essay, "A Trip to Europe" Gussie Linahan; song, Tire fiies,'' school; debate Resolved, That it is right for the United States to drive Spain from Cuba" affirmative, Robert Stevenson, Ernest Averill, Ches- | ter Newton, Frank Page: negative, John Homes, William Welch, Joseph Denehy; poem, Characteristics of Class of '9S,' written by Robert Steven son and read by C. Lines: boating song, glee club poem, Celebrities of Class of '9S," Rosalind Goldberg; decla- nation Irving Niles; essay, What We Learn About Scotland from the Lady of the Lake," Sadie Baldwin: violin solo, George Kessel: essay, "Scrooge Before and After the Visits of the Spirits" Carrie Gerish; essay, 'Scien- tific Walks About Fair Haven" Charles Blatehley; song. school, "We, Sons of the Mountains" presentation of class memorial, Oscar Whitehead; conferring of diplomas, by Walter J. Connor; Farewell song, school.
 William Merwin, who has been seri- ously i'll, is improving.
 The barge Haynes, Captain Cassell, has arrived with 1000 barrels of cement for w. A. Warner X Bro.
 Willis Holt, who was severely shak- en up Sunday from the effects of col ision of his carriage with car on the Lighthouse Point road, was able to be out yesterday.
 N. Irving Harrison has returned from his former home iii North Guilford, where he enjoyed a weeks vacation. A patriotic supper will be given by the ladies of the Grand avenue Baptist church in the chapel on Wednesday evening from 5:30 to o'clock A fine supper for the sum of ten cents will be served.
 Arthur Williams of Saltonstall ave- nue, the little boy who fell from two- story window at his home Sunday af- ternoon was trifle better yesterday The little ones head was injured, but he is suffering most from concussion of the brain. He is still in a serious con- dition, but his recovery is hoped for.
 The Fair Haven rolling mill is shut down while repairs are being made tc the engine The fly wheel to the en- zine in the old mill was broken near the hub, and the management has not decided yet whether to make repairs or order new wheel The wheel weighs about fifteen tons and the repairs will } require, it is believed, nearly three weeks. The new mill is also shut dowr l I,eoausa of cparoityy If cfocy