The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27
PAWTUxET VALLEY

Work on the new reservoir at Fiske-
vile Ia TO be commenced at onces-Sev-
eral carloads OF lumber have arrived at
the Jackson depot and await removal TO
the site OF the new reservoir. A large
number OF Italians have been hired and
barn nearby has been secured for sleep
ing quarters.
The Union base ball club OF Quidniok
will play the Crescents at Quidnick to-
morrow afternoon.
The parish house at Phenix was COM
pletely filled last evening, the occasion
being the graduation exercises OF the
Phenix grammar school. The hall was
handsomely decorated with flowers and
the graduates presented a pleasing sight.
The exercises passed off exceliently, not
flaw occurring In the following pro-
gram Invocation by Rev. Charles Mea-
der; selection. Millers orchestra; song.
Welcome" school: recitation. THE Lit
tie Hero" Mary Katherine Carroll; es-
say. Historic Warwick" John Henry
Coogan; song, The Shower" school;
recitation. "A Pleasure Exertion," Ruth
Chase Johnson: essay, The First Cen
tury OF American Independence" Joseph
Norman Bailey; essay "A.le Courtship OF
Niles Standish." Amy Burr Clarke; mu-
sic, Miller's orchestra; recitation.
Wreck OF the Hesperus." Katherine
Gabrielle Sherlock; essay, Andrew Car
negfe." John James Clarke; song, music
and Her Sister song. chorus; recita-
ton, THE whistling Regiment" There
"a z. Smith: essay. Hawaii" Mary
Theresa Coogan recitation. Bobby
Shafto." Jane Veronica Duffy song.
Hail and Fairwell." school; address,
Hon. VIM. V. Slocum; presentation Of
diplomas: music. AAiller's orchestra. Just
before the presentation OF diplomas Miss
Jane V. Duffy presented to Mr. Ulmer.
the principal, a beautiful set OF books.
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the graduating class. The graduates
were as follows: Joseph Norman Bailey
Mary Katherine Carroll. Amy Burr
Clarke, John James Clarke. Mary There
sa Coogan. John Henry Coogan, Jane
Veronica Duffy. Ruth Chase Johnson.
Katherine Gabrielle Sherlock. Theresa Il.
Smith. The class officers are as follows:
Mary Katherine Carroll; treasurer. Jo-
seph N. Bailey. The class coiors are
gold and white. class flowers. yellow and
white roses. and the class motto. Per-
severance Wins"
The graduating exercises of the Cen
treville school were held yesterday after
noon at Truat's hall and the place was
filled to overfowing with friends OF the
pupils. The following program was rem
dered In a style which denoted careful
training: Piano solo. Louis Paradise,
Marian ". Duke; prayer, Rev. Joseph
Cooper: song. Bright be Each Face,
chorus and solo; exercise. delsarte, chill
drens class; duet. Buy Ny Flowers"
Ruth Kenyon and Grace Wood; dialogue,
the model class, six boys; tableaux.
PLAYING Grandpa" song. Little Boy
Blue" trio; exercise, "Buttercups and
Daisies" class: violin solo. Leola waltz.
Philip II. Clark; tableaux. "You Can't
Find Me-" essay. Niagara" Clara G.
Norris mandolin solo. "A Warm Recep-
tion," Earl A. Taylor; tableaux. Eve
ming Prayer" essay. "Our Martyr Presi-
dents" Clara Il. Basto; violin solo,
Faust Fantasia" James r. Barry: tab
leaux. womans Rights" cantata, va
cation" class; tableaux. Going to the
Party" The class motto was THE End
Crowns the Work" the class colors, blue
and white, class flower, carnation. The
diplomas were awarded by Superinten-
dent OF Schools c. Edward Glover.