Waterbury Democrat., 1902-06-18

lHS ne uses IL as uultou uoie pouquct.
 1, Evelyn Pierpont, wlll to all my successors the use of the expression, Don't you think so!' l, Mary Grady, bequeatn to the fresh man singing ciass the Lost Chord,'' provided they find it.
 l, Elsie Humphrey, leave my pro- found sympathy to the girls basket ball team.
 l, Charles Jackson, will my stalWart form and the face which adorns it to Walter Dallas; also leave nothing which has not been debated. I, Edith Henderson, leave to Walter Clayton a carload of scenery recently presented to me by the Corse Payton Stock company. I, Margaret Myers, bequeath to Ed ward Kilroe a ready reckoner to save him the trouble of mental worry.
 l, Clayton Thomas, leave to Michael Hayes a beautiful new razor.
 1, Edna Place, leave my unremitting energy in physics to Florence Fray
 I, Harold Granger, leave to Willie Larkin round trip ticket to Watervflle and my Panama hat to George Coyle.
 1, Eloise Post. will to Clarence Gard her a keg of pickled cucumbers to sweeten his aspect.
 I, Benjamin Webster, leave to MT Kelly my time note for 5000 to erect fence in the rear of the school to keep out the night hawks and hObos. also leave to the High school the memory of a stormy career.
 I, Carl L. Schick, leave to George Lewis my interest in the beef trust.
 I, James Bergin, the mighty, be- queath to Ralph Wheeler a short but interesting pamphlet entitled ''HoW to Know Grass.'' We, Maurice Culhane, John Butterly, Louis Walker, Carl Schick and Frank Hayes, leave to this honorable High school the Yale cup and football em- blems. rewards of never to be forgot ten glory.
 I, George Harold Fray. leave to Inez Kfmball my methods of hypnotic in Spiration and my diligence in studying Virgil. My Knowledge of mathematics leave to Raymond Won Tobel.
 I, Mary Waas, leave to Clyde Miller a leather bound poem entitled "The Man With fhe Hose.
 I, John William Fruin, will my re- gently acquired vocal talent and the power of holding the bass without dropping it to Emerson Tompkins.
 I, Hattie Benham, leave to Mabel Wilson an automobile to make her trips from the country more expedi- tiously.
 I, Katherine M Bergen, leave to the freshmen base ball team a flock of bal looms.
 I, Louis Friedland, leave the 1st of July to join Buffalo Bills bronco train CTS.
 celebrated mathematician, Wentworth, a round square.
 I, Frank Egan leave to Joseph Mur. ray a guitar to provide music at my funeral.
 We, Anna Sweeney and Elizabeth Mullings, leave a new Winchester rifle to MT Kelly to keep the boys off the lawn.
 I, Jeremiah Alyosius Lovett, leave to the critics my new story entitled "The Strenuous Life in Sleepy Hollow"
 I. Mamie Fox, leave a package of Mellin's Food to Margaret Fitzgerald.
 I. Benjamin Orator Heinrich Fair brother. leave to Roger Dawson my smooth countenance and oratorical abil- ity. I also leave my German grammar to the German class for correction.
 I, Laura Webster leave to Miss An drews the memory of a High school career without reprimand.
 l. Mollie Evangeline Anna Lord, leave to the juniors my English compositions as models.
 I. Margaret Lyman, leave to Hattie Grilly the table for avoirdupois weight.
 I, Kitty Carroll Bergen, leave to Ed die O'Brien warning that it has stopped raining in London.
 1, Margaret Hilda Mcdonald, will to John Tyrell computing scale that he may not exert himself i'll adding on his fingers.
 We, Margaret Courtney and Lillian Courtemanche, leave the High school arm in arm.
 I, Alice Vail, will my French accent to every son and daughter of the Land of the Lily that there may hereafter be uniformity of pronunciation in the most perfect of tongues.
 I, Margaret Leggett, bequeath to the Waterbury High school the memory of temper unruffied by the vicissitudes of four years of hard work.
 l. Miles Francis McNiff, leave be- hind me pathway of light which, darkened though it may have been at times, will stretch onward across this valley to the heights of success and fame.
 I. Winifred Ward. leave to Pauline Lunny comb and brush to make use or 1t the same as l nave.
 I. John Tobin, leave to D. J. Woisard a portable alarm clock, warranted to do service every hour in the day. I, Margaret NJ. Mcdonald. leave my grace and tact together with my varie- gated smile to the young ladies of the junior class. I. Edward Bradley leave my happy home for Columbia college. I. Mary Cecilia McKennerney leave the Bronson library every evening at o'clock
 We May Kershaw and Mary Milton leave the editors of the Hornet the fol- lowing sting:
 Unmentioned on your page,
 We're not as ones who rage,
 Or show a sign of pique.
 Though Fruin. "Mac'' and "Jack"
 And noble 'Ben'' alack.
 Forgetting kept us back. For us the muses speak
 For us those ancient ladies
 Desert old Homer's Hades,
 If that is where they stay,
 To sing, .sYe thoughtless men,
 .Mac,' Fruin, Jack and "Ben," Why did your brilliant pen Forget Mary and May.