The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-22

THIRD CLASS.
Studies Required.
English. periods week.
Physics, periods q week,
General History, PERIODS week.
One elective study not previously taken.
Elective Studias.
Latin continued, . periods weak.
French continued, 5 periods week.
Latin begun, periods week.
French begun, periods week.
Geometry, 8 periods a week.
Arithmetic and bookkeeping. periods
week.
SECOND CLASS.
Studies Required.
English, periods week.
Chemistry, periods week.
General history, 5 periods a week.
One elective study not previously taken.
Elective Studies.
Latin, Sd year or I'd yearsor LIST year.
periods week.
French, Sd year or 20 year or oae term.
8 periods week.
tseometry, periods week.
week.
Physiology Zone term,) 5periods week.
FIRST GLASS.
Studies Required.
English, periods n week.
Physical geography, periods q week.
! Civios Zone terln), periods week.
Psychology Zone term, 8 periods a
week.
One elective study not previouly taken.
Elective Studies
French, year or LIST year. periods
week.
Latin. Sd year or I'd year or ist year, s
periods week,
Geometry must be taken one year by
pupils who intend to enter the training
school.
FRYEBUhG ACADEMY.
Fryeburg. June 90 The graduating ex-
ercises OF the class of 30 of Fryeburg
Academy were held this afternoon ct two
o'clock in the Congregational church,
which was filled at an early hour with a
large audience of the friends OF the .scIass
and of the school. The decorations of the
alcove at the back of the stage consisted
of graceful draperies of the class oolors--
purple aud gold-with their motto be-
meath. "En Avant Toujours' Over On
wardl in golden letters on purple back
ground. A hedge Of ferns graced the
front of the stage. Yellow lilies and
buttercups were the only floral deoora-
lions. The exercises were all very inter
esting and enjoyable, and were worthy of
the praise that they received from DR.. S.
G. Gordon, President of the trustees.
Miss Bessie Colby, who gave the poem,
was. also, the author of the class ode.
+ Inc music was furnished for the exer-
oises by Given's Orchestral Club Of Port
exercises there was very heavy thunder
shower, which fortunately was of short
duration. All the graduate g class were
remembered by .many floral gifts from
their friends. Bowdoin college VIII re-
ceive three students from this GLASS
Messrs. Pratt, Howard and Purington.
Mr.. Burnell will enter the Massachusetts,
School of Pharmacy and MIR. Shedd the
Dental College in Boston. Miss Harri-
man will enter the Emerson College of
Oratory in Boston.
The programme was as follows:
Music
Prayer,
Rev. A. S. Burrill of Conway, N. H.
Salutatory Address,
Alton Braokett Shedd, Fryeburg
The Value of Good HumoI,
Sara Tarbox Walker, Fryeburg
Glass History,
Mary Bradley Page. Fryeburg
The Life and Works of the Poet Whit
tier, *Harold Pratt, Belfast
Glass Prophecy.
Bertha May Hartman, Fryeburg
William u, (xladatnra iy,E
*Rowland Sewall Howard, Pennington
Glass Oration-1mperialism,
Cyrus Neal Burnell, Glen, N. Fl.
Glass Poem,
Bessie. Florence Colby, Fryeburg
Disarmament,
"George Colby burlington, Pennington
Glass Presentati ons,
Lillian Osgood. Fryeburg
Yaleuictory Address
Sadie Louise Smith, Denmark
Music
Comforting of Diplomas.
Singing of Glass Ode ~
Benediction. Rev. A. S. Burrill
Excused.
The class day ode, by Bessie h. Colby,
is given in full.
In royal ,ourtsin days of old.
The kings wore purple twined with gold,
The pansy that in zephyrs sways.
Our ensign bears through summer days.
Amid life's humble fretting care,a
Each soul u royal badge may wear
Think e'er we stoop to petty things
We bear the colors borne by kings.
We go from Saco's lovely vale,
From sun kissed field and dale,
Up rocky height, DER fow'ry moor
Our watchword "En avant toujuours."
Be worthy class of ninety nine
OF this the land of cliff and pine,
And stand erect 'gains5 blasts of fate
As rock or fir Of our grand state.
THE SUMMER SCHOOLS.
The State Superintendent OF School
announces that the Summer schools for