The Portland daily press., 1899-06-23
SCHOOL AND COLLEGE.
FRYEBuRa ooMMENnEMrNr

FRYEBURG COMMENCEMENT.
FryeburR. June 81 The commencement
concert at Eryeburg academy was given,
under the auspices of the class Of 90, at
the Congregational church on Tuesday
evening, June 90, by Given's orchestra
and the Mozart Quartette OF Portland.
assisted by Mr.. Charles Latham True
of Portland, accompanies and Miss Susan
NJ. Walker, OF Bryeburg. reader. A very
large audience was in attendance. All
the various selections OF the programme
were very enjoyable especially the vocal
solo by DIR. ii M. Nickerson, entitled The
Night Blooming Cereus, which was CON-
posed by Mr.. @. l.. True. The pro-
"a anime was as follows:
ovsrture-In Childhood's Days, Catlin
Given's Orchestra.
rtette-Douglass, q. W. MaFston
Mozart Quartette.
Descriptive Piecs-Ihe Awakening
Of Spring, Moses
Given's Orchestra.
Vocal Solo-Ihe Night Blooming
Cereus Latham True
DIR. NickersoD. 81
from bone Solo-Selected,
Mr. Welcome.
Observation-Disclosures Melodies,
Mozart Quartette.
Reading-The Olive Wreath, Scoville
Miss Walker.
Quartette-when the Moon Shall
Rise. Edgar Little
Mozart Quartette.
A Selection,
Given's Orchestra. sf9
Duett-Calm as the Night. Carl Sinding
Mr.. Barnard, Mr.. Pierce.
Guartette-The Lost Chord,
Mozart Quartette.
Opera Seleotion-from The Bride Elect,
SoCsa
Given's Orchestra.
Many encores were kindly responded
to by the artists. At the close of the con-
cert the junior class OF Fryeburg academy
gave reception to the graduating class
and their friends at The Oxford. Social
converse and dancing delighted the many
guests until late hour. The mnsic for
this occasion was furnished by Buzzell's
Orchestra of Fryeburg 3. II. Buzzell
leader. Fryeburg academy will continue
for the next two years under the direction
of tine present principal, Mr.. Il. r. Wood.
bury. Many of the former students of
the acadmy were presens ut the gradna.
tion.
Rev. B. N. Stone, spastor of the New
Jerusalem church, is spending the mouth
Of June in Massachusetts,.
Rev. K. "a. Abbott, pastor OF the Con-
church, Is spending few
days in New York.
Robe HIGH. SCHOOL
GRADUATION.
The graduation of the senior class of
the Frederick Robbie High school occurred
afternoon at the Free Baptist
attended.
2 The pulpit and platform were hand
somelys decorated with ferns. palms and
potted plants.
The exercises commenced with music
by the Mozart quartette of Portland,
of Messrs. +. b. Barnard. Har-
ry F. Merrill. II. W. Barnard and Or. H.
M. Nickerson. The opening prayer was
offered by Rev. w. Fl. Fultz. The quar-
tette rendered another. appropriate selec-
ton after which the. following programme
was carried out: uz
Guy. IIeelandf Bracket
The Women of Mumble Head,
'Mary Jane Mcclellan
Music.
The Progress of the 10Th Century, I.
Ruth Olive Anderson
Liberty and Union (Webster),
*Charlie Valentine Cooke
the Back Ages,
EVA Elmo Libbey
valedictory. Ada Nancy Mcclellan
The quartette rendered the closing Sc
lection after which NIX Governor Robbie in
an appropriate address presented the d.
plomas.
The graduating class was composed of
only two members, those parts on the pro-
gramme starsed were rendered as honor
parts by. the members of B class.
The exercises of the afternoon conclud-
ID with selection by the quartette and
the benediotion by Kew. Mr.. Fultz.
Much credit is due to. Principal Roscoe
the newly Installed principal
Of the school. for the success Of the exer.
1ises ~ s3S% ,Ts0s
In the evening q grand public musical
programme was rendered ia the church
for the benefit of the graduating class.
the music being furnished by the Mozart
quartette assisted by Miss Davis as read
sr.