The Portland daily press., 1899-06-16

day on Tuesday, June 18th. In the lore
noon. after making call. he took a troll
ley-ride with q grandson. In the after
noon DIR. w. b. Kenniston brou ght a
gift OF twenty-five dollars from friends
and neighbors as an expression Of oon-
graduation and esteem. It was received
with heartfelt appreciation OF the interest
and friendship that was thus represent
ed. MIR. Cleaves is the Oldest resident of
the town. His descendants consist of
three grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren.
FREEPORT.
Freeport, June 16 MIR. Herman Brew
or of Frceporo who has been keeper at
the Pemaquid light house for year or
SO, is At homs and Eismow awaiting
another appointment from the govern
ment. The Lighthouse at the Point has
recently been changed to one regulated by
clock work.
Rev. Charles P. Cleaves of Sebago
La Ike was in town on Tuesday, and will
occupy the pulpit at the Congregational
church on Sunday, MIR. Cleayes is con-
templating spending the summer at
south Freeport If suitable accommodate
lions can be found for himself and
family.
Dry Mills, June lb.-Mr. and Mrs. Rus
sell Fields of Augusta, and Mrs. Fannie
Jordan of Brunswick, are visiting at Mr..
Thomas CUNTS
Lewis Out 1t is at home spending short
vacation.
Leon Maxwell, of Portland, Is stopping
with Mr.. j. o. Whitney.
Eugene Cummings came from Port
land on his wheel Saturday, returning
Sunday afternoon.
Chester Marsden made a trip to Lisbon
Monday. returning Tuesday afternoon.
Ihe Pavilion has received some quite
extensive repairs. dressing room having
been added on one end, and the music
stand having been heightened in order TO
permit the use of piano.
MIR. Augustus Frank Of Lewiston il
paying a visit to his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Frank.
RICHMOND.
Richmond, June 15.-The second an
nual reunion and banquet of the Rich
mond High School Alumni Associatio n
was held in Grand Army hall Wednesday
evening, and proved an enjoyable event.
and success. At nine O'Clock the com
pany, mum ering fifty, sat down to- the
temptingly spread table, provided by
caterer Carl Curtiss, and partook of the
following menu:
Roast Chicken, Boiled Ham
Salads
Chicken, Lobster. Salmon, Potato.
Cabbage,
Radishes Pickles, Olives
Bread and Rolls, Straw berries and Cream
Ice Cream
Vanilla. Strawberry. Chocolate.
Assorted Cake.
Fruit.
Following the banquet an entert lining
programme was carried out as follows:
Quartette-The Hunters Horn
Toasts
Recitation, Miss Stella l.. Newell, '9s
Violin Solo Mr. II. 4. Alexander, SO
Vocal Solo. Miss Hattie Proctor
TOasts
Recitation, Miss Ethel Haley, '9S
Violin Solo, MIR. II. Il. Alexander
Toasts
Quartette-'Tis Morn
loasts
Singing-America
1t was morning, nearly. when the marty
sepai ate,i. hoping to meet again another
year, with more of the old pupils OF the
school In attendance.
The business meeting and election OF
officers of the association will be held
later.
Thursday evening the graduating .exer.
discs of the class of 30, Richmond Gram.
m ar school. were held in the Opera
onse, with the following programme:
Music
Prayer, Rev. j. M. Paige
Music, Selected
Salutatory. Charles Frederick Thomas
The Roll Call,
Flora Elizabeth Proyins Potter
The Tramp Maud May Spear
Lecture on Patent Medioine,
Charles Evander Hewitt
Graduation Song,
Misses Hattie E Proctor. Lillian C.Hagar,
Bertha v. Newell, Agnes NJ Corson
The Fireman, Silas Manson burlington
The Circus Boy. Annie Knight
How he was Selected, Cinnie Ada Stetsou
Song, Last Kiss Grandma Gave,
| Myrtle Ridley
Arthur Blaine Eastman
The Quaker's Wisdom,
=. Ralph Elbrldse Ayerill
The Engineers Story,
George Burton Kimban
Duet, Robin Is Coming Again,
Hattie n. Proctor, Agnes N. Corson
Two Loves and Life,
Elizabeth Ellen McGinp
The Galley Slave, Albert Martin Page
| The swan Song, Hattie Ellen Proctor
Glass History, Bertha Virginia Newell
Musio--Selected, Eflith Halls,
Prophecy, Arthur Linwood Lancaste tel
Aunt Pat ience's Doughnuts,
Lillian Carrick Hagal
Valedictory, Helen Rachel Gard
song Selected Alice G. Farrir
Presentation of Gifts,
Jennie Esther Deshar
Comforting OF Diplomas,
supt H. e. Alssandel