The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1898-06-24
HOPKINS GRANVILLE soHoon.


Annual Graduation Exercises Held An
North Sheffield Hall Yesterday After
noon.
The annual graduation exercises of
the Hopkins Grammar school were held
yesterday afternoon at 8 o'clock In
North Sheffield hall and were well at
tended by friends and relatives of the
members of the graduating class. Just
before the close of the exercises Prin-
cipal George l.. Fox announced the
following prizes: Senior class, for best
translation at sight from Virgil and
Greek composition, first prize, Henry
Clark Thacher of New Haven; second
prize, Frederick Beers of New Haven;
junior class, for the best translation at
sight from Cicero's orations and Latin
composition, first prize, John Eleasin of
Chestertown, Md; second prize, John
Pigott Cronan of New Haven; third
class, for the best translation at sight
from Caesars Gaelic war, first prize,
Frederick w. Fowler of New Haven;
second prize, Lester Ryder Moss of
Lancaster, Pa; fourth class, for best
solution of arithmetical problems, first
prize, George Simpson Harmount of
New Haven; second prize, William
Henry Farren of New Haven. The
Baldwin prize for the best English es-
say was won by Walter Mason Hotch-
n; Tn, Oh of Hot0
kiss, the essay was read by James
Lives of Two Men, Gladstone and Dis
raeli." The programme of the exer-
cises was as follows:
Prayer.
Song-Vocal March ...... Becker
Song-The Bridge ...................
............. Arranged by Schneider
H. G.. S. Glee Club.
Essay-The North and South, Divid-
ed and United" ................
Frederick Beers.
Song-Anchored ................ Watson
Song-Asleep in the Deep. Petrie
Walter S. Garde.
Essay-Some Advantages of Trade
Albert Kemp Hubbard
Song-Leader of Company B..
...............A Arranged by Shattuck
H. G. S. Glee Club.
Song-Harrow School Song-Ducker
...................... raining
Essay-The Policy of the United
States With Regard to the Phil
ippine Islands Recommendations.
Mansfield Ferry.
bn Ar, froro QAli
Hood DE Koven
Walter S. Garde.
Song-Conquered .............. Quentin
Reading of the Baldwin Prize Es-
say; subject, 1.-THE Lives of Two
Men, Gladstone and Disraeli."..
Walter Mason Hotchkiss.
Song-That Little Peach. Neidlinger
H. G. S. Glee Club.
Presentation of Diplomas.
Announcement Of Prizes.
Parting Song-Dulce Domum. ......
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Reading
Solo by Frank W. Wrinn.
Hymn-America.
William e. Chandler, director of mu-
sic; Robert w. Chandler, III. G. S. '95,
accompanist; Walter S. Garde, H. G. S
'97, basso.
The music for the occasion was I'M
der the direction of William E. Chand-
Ter. When diploma was presented to
William Kemp Hubbard, Principal Fox
stated that Mr.. Hubbard had practi-
cally completed two years work in one
year. The members of the graduating
class are as follows:
Classical course-Frederick Beers OF
Now Rayen Frederick Wells Camnba1
of New Haven, Mansfield Ferry Of Chi
cage, Frederick Francis Whitney Jack.
son Of West Haven, Herbert William
Smith Of North Haven, Henry Clarke
Thatcher OF New Haven.
Scientific course-Percy Williams AL
ling of New Haven, William Henry
Beeh1er, David Egner Breinig Of New
Milford, Albert Kemp Hubbard Of
Kane, Pa, Andrew Burton Mygatt o.
New Milford, Frank William Wrinn Of