The Portland daily press., 1899-06-20


The iigurss quoted showed that there are
II eiils and boys In the class. The
height Of the Allest Is 0 fest s-s inches.
Tho shortest is feet and 2 inches. y The
average height is 5 feet 4inches. The.
Average age Of the class In IS years and
inonths. The average weight Of the class
Is Ial pounds
Miss Kthel Maud Porter next read
the class poem, taking for har theme
Ponce de Leon" and his search for. the
fountain OF youth. The address to the
undergraduates by Harry Louis Lowell
was fine effort, as was the rendering
Of the class poem by Miss Gertrude swan.
The class prophecies were given in an
Interesting manner by Miss Ethelind q.
Knight and Clifford Elmer Lowell
Ernest Albee Porter, the ysledlctorian,
was also appreciated In his part. which
was finely executed.
{ The diplomas were presented by DIR. A.
\. Murch, who made brief, but appro-
PIRATE remarks before presenting the
same.
The exercises CLOSED with the beuedie-
ton by Rev. s. N. Adams and music by
the band. In the evening the members
Of the alumni usaoointion and the gradu-
ating class HELM an Informal reception
and dance In Cumberland hall. The
affair was attended by a large n lumber
and an enjoyable evening was spent.
The music for the grnuda ton was fur
nished by Chambers orchestra.
The following are the names Of the
grad uating GLASS and their course Of
study: Uolleae. Luther Dana, Flora
Decormier, Ethelind Garland knight,
Sarah Boothby Libby, Clifford E. Lowell
and Susan Norton; English Latin, Mary
Hale Dana, Ethel Maude Porter. Ernest
Albee Porter and Gertrude Swan; Eng
lish, Edith May Addition, sAbbie Celeste
Davis, Laura Rita Graham, Harry Lewis
Lowell, Roy Edwin Spear, David Ludo-
vic Poulln and Marion Goodwin Starr.
The class song was written by Miss
Ethel Maude Porter and music by Ernest
Porter.
The East End W. @. 4. o.. will hold
Its regular meeting Tuesday at ESQ p. m
at the home OF Mrs. .Stephen b. Andrews,
Mason street.
The members Of Prssumpscot Hey
lodge. X. Of p, will &c. to West Falmouth
Wednesday evening TO exemplify the
work in the third rank. Barges will
leave Cumberland hall at $50 ALI
members are invi cd.
The annual moonlight, sail Of the Pre-
sumpscot band is to be had on the Pre-
sumpscot river next Friday evening.
Mrs. ]. W. d. Carter OF Portland spoke
before the Ladies' Missionary society at
Warren Congregational churos on Sun
day evening There WAS large attend
aLce.
Master sumner Warren, formerly of
this city, died at Buxton, sunday after
noon. The remains were brought to this
city yesterday and the funeral services
are to be held Tuesday afternoon at i.s0
o'clock from 20 Rochester street. The
services are to be conducted by Rev. W.
o. Mann.
The East End W. G. 4. u, assisted by
Rev, w. g. Mann, held services at the
city farm on Sunday afternoon at 8
O'Clock.
Rev. ]. +. Clothey. wife and son, have
returned from visit to New Bedford.
Miss Louise W. Danielson, assistant
teacher In the westbrook High school,
left Monday evening for her home in
Danielson. Conn.,, where she will spend
her summer vacation.
Miss Susie J. Partridge has returned
from Wheaton seminary. where she has
attended school during::th the past year.
Miss Elizabeth Cutter has gone to Alb
bolt academy to attend the graduating
exercises, where Miss Helen Dana OF this
city is q member of the class
Before Judge Tolman, Monday, Joseph
Outlet, on warrant hanging over him
for some time past was bound over to
the grand jury In the sum of $500 This
is now the second time within q few
months that Ouilett has been bound over
to the grand jury for the September
term.
Jack ,kenney who was arrested Satur-
day evening for drunkenness and disturb
ance, was sentenced to pay fine of s3
and costs, but the same was suspended
on. the promise OF good behavior in view
of the fact that tue accused has wife
and several small children dependent
upon him for support.
Key. FIR. A, ID. Decelles, pastor of St,
Hyacinthe' S Catholic church of this city.
has gone to st. Hyacinthe's, Province
OF Quebec, where he Is to attend the COM
mencemeDt exercises Of his alma mater
college to be held this W eek.
The High School Cadets connected
with the Westbrook High school, are to
enjoy few days outing at Peaks Island,
commencing Thursday Of this week. The
boys. are to have the use Of the cottage
owned by Judge ]. Il. Tolman, the father
OF the captain OF the company, Mr..
George Tolman.