Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1901-06-19
to the teachers, who have worked hard to
make he graduation success.
WEST SIDE.

Music
Salutatory Dorothy. .............A Ruth Fields
Singing ........... s-.,......Boys of sixth grade
The Great West. ..Arno P Latin
Vocal solo,. ........ Sadie 9 Eaton
The Lark and the Farmer. Annie Powers
Piano solo,. .....-.............-. Miss Doyle
The Last Voyage .................John T. Eaton
Piano solo Ruth Louise Goodwin
hoffman. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Hugh Campbell
Singing. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Girls of sixth grade
The Charge of the Heavy Brigade-yale-
dictory. .................. ..Helen U Bellatty
Address to the class. ..............W III Dresser
Presentation of diplomas,
Superintendent of schools
All the parts were we'll taken. The
teachers OF this school have every reason
to be proud OF this class, which so truly
reflects the excellent work of the teachers
during the year.
EAST SIDE.
The largest class of grammar graduates
was from the east side, or School street
school. There were twenty-five in the
class.
The exercises at this school took
place Monday afternoon, following the
exercises at the west side school. The
school room was very prettily decorated
with potted plants, cut flowers and the
class colors, yellow and white. The ex-
celent class motto, "Be not simply good;
be good for something" was conspicuous.
The programme was as follows:
Prayer,
Rev J Simonton
Music.......... .................francesJ JORDAN
(a) Saiutatory,
{b) Limitations of Youth ....Field
Arthur Studer
The Inventors Wife .............. ...... Anon
Jessie Mackenzie
April 10, '6l............. Larcom
Milton Beckwith
Modest WITT. ...........t... ........Anon
Lucie Smith
Flight of Time... .Stoddard
Lewis Mccartney
Miss Parsons
An Incident of French Camp........ Browning
Albert Allen
A Memory Gem ........................S Selected
Pearl Lord
An Arabs Steed.. ...................... Osgood
George Jude
Music,
Crossing the Bar. Tennyson
Austin Maddox
In School Days. Whittier
Mary Raymond
Arnold or Washington. ........... Hamenchid
Ralph Holmes
The Psalm. Arr by Carlisle
Helen Donovan
Vocal accompaniment,
Miss Hawkes.
Chimes of Amsterdam ,....................Apon
Linda Pratt
The Taxed Tea. Anon
George Pierson
Seven Times Two................ ......Ingelow
Nina Mackenzie
Music,
The Rover ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .Southey
Sadie Armstrong
Boys. ....Anon
James Bowden
Music,
The Boyless Town ..,................... Anon
,u Joseph Drummey
Song of Camp. Taylor
Frances Jordan
Marguerite neutrality-suspicious.. winter
Margaret Dresser
The Cr1tic......... .....-...' .............rlelu
John Shea
The Christmas Dance. ......Anon
Mollie Hamilton
TAI The American Flag Sumner
10y Valedictory
Class Ode
Address,
W Fl Dresser
Presentation of diplomas,
Supt Stuart
The teachers of this school-Misses
Annie F. Mullan, Frances Hurley and
Laura Mccarthy, must have found their
greatest reward for their years work in
the school and the arduous work of prep
aration for the graduation in the excellent
manner in which the pupils acquitted
themselves throughout the programme.
The rank of the class leaders for the
year is as follows: Ninth grade-Mergaret
Dresser, 9S2; Mollie Hamilton, 976.
Eighth grade-Alice Clark, 96S; Sarah
Hart, 966. Seventh grade-Alice Mullan,
963; Clara Mullan, 961. Sixth grade-Ber-