The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1899-06-21
SCHOOL AND College.


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services Of the class Of 20 Of Fryebure
Aoadsmy we're held at the Congregation
church last Sunday evening and were con-
Quoted by hov. David b Hatch Of Port
land. The coral decorations were
pansies and ferns Appropriate anthems.
responses and hymns were Ahsly rendered
BY the Nonesuch Ladies' usrtettc, assist
ed BY Mrs. A. ~. Abbott, orsanist,
Misses Louise Abbott and lima SawtelIe,
violiuists, ana a. iarss chorus choir The
Baccalaurests address was filed with
earnest thoughts for the students. II
was founded upon the worHs given in
John. the second chapter, q part Of the
eleventh verse; "fhis beginning of mira
cles did Jesus in Cana OF Galilee, and
manifested forth his glory" Rev. Mr..
Hatch said In brief: The beginning of
any work-sspecially Of any lifs-work--is
kmost important in It's bearing upon our
future sstainments, and as 1t was with
Christ so II 1t with us all. Everyone
needs also to have modesty, confidence,
courage and faithfuiness to win suocess
In any field of labor. Christ was Intense
" human and loved all the BEST things Of
life and sought to bring them to men.
He manifested forth his glory BY his
words and his acts not less than BY the
spirit in which BE did oil things.
FREEPoRT GRAMMAR SCHOOL s.
The South Grammar school at South
Freeport closed Thursday of last week
with the usual public exercises, in which
pupils Of the Primary school participated.
Recitations were given by Oscar and
Leslie Anderson. Phyllis and Loris Kilby,
Fred Randall. Elmer Wilson, Eva Coffin.
Mellen Plummer. Lin wood Varney.
Louisa Anderson and Nellie Brown, of
the Grammar school, and by May and
Willie Allen, Phyllis Plummsr, Bertha
Bradbury, Minta Fogg. Delphina Huston,
Mary Lambert snd Rolf Kilby of the
Primary school. Seven pupils of the
Grammar school completed the oours,
this term. the graduating parts being az
follows:
EGlass History, Bernard Dennison Osgood
I'hsSisasi0n-T belfast lynn.
Recitation-The Miller Of bsa
Class Esssy-Labor cOnqesfs.
Hva May Coffin
S,sss lssophs'y' has''f 2liys ssTls
Scholars mot absent ons-half day dur
ing the term: Hattie B. Fogg. Martha
d. Soale Loris A. RiIby, Leslie g. AM
derson.
POTTER ACADEMY COMMENCE
MENT.
sebago, Me-, June i9.--The graduate on
exercises Of 80 class, Potter Academy. on
Thursday afternoon, the 18th, were fol-
lowed by concert In the evening by the
Cecilian Quartetts Of Portland. consisting
of the following talent: Miss Brown. Miss
Richardson, Miss Sawyer and Miss
Halves. There was q crowded house in
the afternoon. A mong the trustees that
attended were L.. A. Poor, J. G. Babb
and Arthur Dyer. The order of the after.
noon exercises was:
Prayer
Music. Cecilian Quartette
Salutatory-O Origin Of Music, Rama Dyer |
Class Essay-L'ouvrage vainc tout,
Julia Douglass
Alphonzo White |
Music, Cecilian Quartetts !,
Glass HISTORY. Myra Frances Mason |
Ma kers Of American Literature,
Idzzie Mae Jewell |
Class Orntion-America 10 the East,
Curtis Elwood Sanborn |
Music. Cecillian Quartette |
Glass Poem. "A Monument Of Gold,
Vida Anna Dyer |
Prophecy, Georgia Catherine Harding |
Valedictory-Ideals.
Herbert Ellsry Thompson
Music, Cecjlian Ouartette
Comforting Diplomas BY L. A. Poor
Class Ode
Benediction
Mr.. Stone, the principal. resigns his
position to take the Bridgton High
school. Miss Poor and Miss Wales, assis-
tants, also resign. The former is going
to college and the latter expects to 90 to
Boston. It win be necessary to have new
teachers for the year beginning September
9th. go.
1t Is rumored that owing to bad bond
the town has lost about one thousand dol
lars OF the Potter fund. II SO as re-
ported, the town of Sebago win be respon
sible to make good any losses Of the fund
in trust. SO that the academy cannot be
at any loss If any Of the fund 10 lost
through investment.
GoRHAM HIGH SCHOOL.
The following programme for the grad
uasion of the Gorham High school has
been announced for the exercises which
are to occur Friday, Jnne 23 at O'Clock
at the Congregational church. Chandler's
orchestra of Portland win furnish the
music The exercises will omen with
music followed with prayer, after which
the following parts will be carried ont:
Salutatory In Latin,
Marion Lincoln Cummings
Original translation from Cicero
The Second Invective Against
Cataline,
t1reu MeKannax Morlt,,,