The daily morning journal and courier., 1901-06-21
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
GRADUATING EXERCISES 1T THE
 STRONG SCHOOL
Will be Celebrated in Grannis Hall Next Wednesday Afternoon Tho List of Graduates--Wedding Yesterday

Next Wednesday Afternoon-Thc List
 of Graduates Wedding Yesterday
 Afternoon.
 The graduation exercises of Strong ! school will be held in Granniss hal, next Wednesday afternoon at 2:3( o'clock. Three hundred tickets will be { issued to parents and patrons of the school The programme of exercises is as follows;
 Address of welcome-Louie Davis, class
 president.
 Song-Pilgrim Chorus (VerdD-School | Conferring of Grannis scholarship med
 al to May Falsey by Principal Sher-
 man l. Graves.
 Essay-Tom Brown at Rugby-Anna
 Cohane.
 ecitation-Summer time (from Long
 fellows "Hyperion)-Lillian Hewlett Song-Fairy Voices (Beirly); solos by
 Mabel Hurd and Alice Weir. Essay-Territoria Growth of the Unit
 ed States-Edith Wedmore. ! lamation-Freedom and Protection l Robert Rose. 1 Song-Patriotic chorus (Gounod)-
 School.
 , Selection from Merchant of Venice'-
 Mabel Hurd, Paul Shipley, Catherine
 Westerman, Ethel Seymour, Leroy
 Wright, Jay Whitney and Walter
 Hemingway.
 Piano selection (Metzger).
 Essay-Rhyme of the Ancient Mariner May Falsey
 Song-Morning Is Nigh (Strauss); solos
 by Lillian Hewlett and Ida Schofield. Essay-Japan as a Power-Edith Flint. amation-Daniel Webster-AleXan- der Gravel
 Recitation Helping Zeke - 1asdore Goldberg.
 song-Come Away to the Wood (Hern-
 don).
 Presentation of class picture, Garden
 of the ds"-Clarence Scarlett. Acceptance of class gift-Superintend-
 ent F. H. Beede.
 Song-Reverie (Preston)-Iasdore Gold berg, ENd JOllHSOli, Iltill AhdoSi etifNs
 Alexander Gravel.
 Conferring of diplomas-Jacob B. ull-
 man, of board of education. Song-Parting Words (Jepson); solo by
 Frederick Coe.
 Catherine Westerman, pianist. Awarded Grannis scholarship medal
 Mae K. Falsey.
 Graduates (Girls).
 s. H. Abramson H. Allyn, G. F. Am- mann, M. F. Ball, B. A. Bengston, K. F. Born, V. c. Burroughs, A. E. Clark, J. M. Cogswell G. A. Collett, l.. M Cooke, M. l. Conklfi, K, F. Connally, K. I. Enright, s. Feinmark, F. F. Flint I. F. Goldberg, A. M. Heenan, I. M. Howard, L. M. Hewlett L. G. Hudson, F. l.. Johnson, M. M Kalgren, F. l.. Reach, H. G. Kenny. M M. Ludington, N. J. McAller I. J. McCarty, s. Roelt- gen, F. J. Rowe, B, E. Sandquist |. Schofield, S. A. Schwartz, F. F. Seco, M. F. Shepard, A. M. Smith, B. C.. Smith, F. I. Strong, M. G. Sullivan M. E. Sutcliffe, r. F. Talmadge, E. P. Thomas end A. l.. Weir.
 Boys,
 P. s. Ball, F. r. Brown, T. J. Calla- han, J. Campbell r. K. Coe, W. M. Crawford, l.. l.. Davis, w. P. Davis, M. J. Donlan, D. F. Farley, N. w. Flagg, L. c. Frost, E, P. Goggin, A. J. Gravel, w. c. Hemingway, H. c. Johnson, w. C. Johnson, E. H. Keeler, r. A. Keen an, r. w Kelly, A. A. Kennedy, " k. Kilboy E. A. Liefield, B. w. MacAr- thur. L. l.. Manwaring, H. s. Metzger, H. P. Musch, w. F. Neenan, R. K. Net tleton, J. F. Reid G. A. Roberts, J. G. Robinson, E. G. Samuelson, c. s. Scar lett, A. c. Seco, F., G. Shipley w. l.. Stevenson, J. F. Sehmitt. H. A. Story, c. P. Tenlings, W. J. Vanderbilt, l.. c. Wright and J. H. Whiting.
 At a special meeting of the Cadmus club held this week on the lawn of the home of Mrs. J. C. Bradley, Blatchley avenue arrangements were made for the annual outing of the club. By in- vitiation of Mrs. John F. Goodwin they will go to the Algonquin cottage at Short Beach, where they went last year.
 At the home of the brides father, An son T. Moulthrop, 34 Pierpont street, his daughter Miss Jessie Moulthrop, and Arthur Dudley, of Bridgeport, were married by Rev. Dr. Phillips. Miss Jennie Barnes was the bridesmaid, and MT. Potter, of Bridgeport, was the best man. After the ceremony MT. and Mrs. Dudley left for New Hampsire on wedding tour.
 Still another marriage was that of Esther Elizabeth, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Beadmore, of Lenox street, and Leon F. Spalding of Bridgeport.
 Many Fair Haven people attended the Hillhouse class day exercises at the yesterday afternoon. Sever al Fair Haven pupils are members of the class, and the graduation exercises will be held this evening.
 There were four weddings in Fair Haven Wednesday evening. The mar riage of Miss Emma Myers and James w. Brown, the east side plumber, took place at the residence of Rev. Dr. Phil lips on Qulnniplac avenue at o'clock. Only the immediate relatives were pres