The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-29

at this exhibition. and rhe varied exer-
cises were exceptionally pleasing. The
orchestra was from combined organi5a-
dions of the English and Classical high
schools. under the leadership OF Mr..
Everard Appleton. Miss Cora i, Hud-
son was the plano accompanist.
Mr.. David s. Fraser OF the class OF
"a awarded the diplomas, and the
graduates deemed IL quite distinction.
Following were the lucky ones:
Victor Albert Campbell Aberg, Vic
tor Gordon Carlson. William Henry
Coffee. Jr., Emil Harry Cosscw, Dwight
Whedon Coultas Clarence Sabin
Crowningshield, John Edward Dunn.
Frank Eugene Dyson. Frank Howard
Fairbrother. Peter Augustine Foley,
Walter Harrington Freeman, Charles
Titus French. Harold Earl Gladding.
Robert Wheeler Inman. William Pat
rick Lynch, Clarence Russell Martin.
Warren Leslie Miles, Joseph Price, Da-
vid Albert Reid. Howard Schott, John
Conrad Schott, Edmond Alexander Sou
ter. Thomas John Young, Bertha Louise
A1drich, Lillian Irene Allen, Margaret
Isabella Boak, Edith Elizabeth Brad
ley, Florence Blanche Bullard, Caro-
line Mildred Burns, Bernice Lillian
Butland, Bernice Loretta Cary Kath-
crime Gertrude Casey, Luranda May
trude Davis. Anna Marie Catherine
Dietz, Catherine Elizabeth Doran,
Clara May Drury. Augusta Johanna
Dwyer. Mabel Irene Fisher. Elizabeth
Mary Gum. Helena Frances Gum, Liz
zie Hamilton, George Beulah Harris
Lottie Belle Hayden. Charlotte May
Kennedy. Caroline Angel Martin, Lu-
cy Grafton Martin. Marion Warren
Martin. Annie Lillian McMurrougb,
Ada Hoibrook Meloon, Mabel Ann
Moore, Jennie Beatrice Morrissey. Eve
lyn Louise Mott, Sarah Lillian Norton.
Nellie Ray Olson. Rose Anna O'Rourke,
Lillian May Osler. Katherine Gertrude
Otto. Violet Madaline Randall. Mabel
Aldella Smith, Elfreda Marion Sperry,
Jennie Ethel Stanney, Maud Ethelwyn
stiles. Beatrice Anna Sturdy. Jessie
Bell Taylor. Emmeline Shirley Watson.
Emilia Marie Louise Wildprett.
ACADEMY AVENUE SCHOOL.
The order at the Academy avenue
school was so varied as to make the
exercises peculiarly interesting. There
were a LITTLE poetry. romance and mu-
sic. little political economy and the
school debating society came In for a
complimentary notice.
James M. Gilrain. chairman of the
ward committee, was the fortunate in
dividual upon whom devolved the priv
ilege and pleasure of presenting diplo-
mas TO the following: "
Mabel Arnold. Clara Breen. Winifred
Brothers, Jessie Campbell, Elsie Car
penter, Katherine Casey. Lillian Chad
wick, Nellie Christie. Esther Clinton
Edna Corey, Fannie Coyle, Annie Cum
ningham, Elizabeth Cole. Ethel Dyson
Florence Eastwood. Mary Farrell. lisa
bell A. Forrest. Lulu Forsyth. Anas-
tasia Calvin, Grace Gardiner. Jane
Gommersall. Mary Greene. Ella Hag-
erty, Mary hayes. Alice Healey. Made.
line Johnson. Gertrude Kelley. Della
Luckina, Margaret McGiIvery Nors
Mahoney. Mary Mcintosh. Mary Mai.
ney, Elsie Pick. Florence Quinn, Mary
Rodgers Lillian Sanborn, Mary Stew.
art. Annie Swaine. Lillian Sweet, Ella
Walker, Katherine Hanley, Annie
Hathaway, Earle Alexander. william
Atkinson, Henry Bedford. Jane.
Brown, George Callahan. Thomas Car
mody Joseph Carr William Carr, Jo
seph Conlon. John Cooper, James Gun
. ningham. Joseph Daley. John Devlin
Frank Drury. William Dwyer Jame
Eagan. Albert Eastwood. Albert Ed
ert. Martin Francis. Edward Gill. JohI
Gilmartin. Herbert Gulliver. Charles
Haven. John Head. William Holl, Jo
seph King. Lewis IN. Meader. Jr., vii
liam j. Meegan James Mernick. Johr
Mullin, George Nolan, James Owens
Fred Ritzau. Paul San Souci, JOSEPH
Sullivan. Daniel Townsend. Forres
Wyman.