The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-28
PAWTUxET VALLEY

The exercises attending the graduation
Of class OF l3 pupils Of tho Arctic pub
lie school attracted q largo audience yes
terday afternoon, st. James hau being
filled with relatives and friends of the
pupils. The stage was decorated with
flags and flowers and the following pro-
gram was rendered In an excellent man
ner: Piano duet tamborine march, Flo
ra DesJardins and Eva Bigelow; song,
Han, Rhode Island" school: essay
Success or Failure" Joseph ID. Flana- :
gan; motion song. Little Daisies" pupils
OF lowest primary; recitat ton, "Keenan's s
Charge" j. Conrad Carpenter; song,
Merry Farmer Boy" school; essay,
Visit TO Washington" John L. Mour-
ingham; song. "Pinkety, Winkety. Wee"
pupils OF first grade: recitation. THE Le-
gend OF the Organ Builder" Alice NJ
Martin; girls chorus. Like the Lark" I;
essay, Wages" George Beauregard; ac-
ton song and hoop drill. "A Rose Gar
den" pupils Of second grade; recitat ton,
AS the Moon Rose" Margaret j. Ban
non; song, Away Away" school, essay
Economy OF Time" James +. Cough
slumber song, pupils OF third grade; reci-
tation. "Hiawatha." Bessie Ramsdel and
10 girls; awarding OF diplomas, James p.
McNeilis OF board of trustees; songs
Sweet Home, America" school. The
class colors were pink and white. and the
class fower the pink. The graduates
weN: Alice Maria Martin. Agnes Cecilia
Finley, Bessie Eleanor Ramsdell, Frank
Melville Wilcox. Anthony George Beaure-
gard, Joseph j. b. Conrad Carpenter, Jas
Francis Cough. Joseph Daniel Flanagan,
Alfred Marcelle Antaya, Coville Brown
Smith, John Leo Nottingham, William
Conrad McNeilis, James Rogers. Ninth
grade pupils-Andrew Melvin Pulsifer,
Helen Genevieve Sinnott. William Leo
Kelley. Margaret Julia Bannon. Sarah
Frances McElroy, Charles Henry Duchc cs-
neau. Howard Bell. Sarah Veronica Mar
tin, Charles Andrew MCGUIRE. Jr.. Jeanie
Elnora Walker. John Deering Mcclure.
Mildred Hope Randall.
At the Crompton school house last eve
ming the building was well filed with
the relatives OF the graduating class and
the manner In which the following pro-
gram was rendered reflects great credit
on both teachers and schoiars Song,
Examination" chorus Rose Drill
class. Room 4: recitation, Our Flag"
recitation, "A Boyless Town" recitati
The Worlds Wants." recitation, Good
Bye on Examination" recitation, "A
Puzzllng Education" recitation, Tie
Used TO XIII Birds" recitation. "When
School Let's OUT" recitation. "Hurrying
Hours;" citation, Some Other Day"
song, "If We Try" pupils of Room 8;
mar room; recitation. "Binzen on the
Rhine" Frank f. Anderson; essay "Su-
gar" Sadie Essex; recitation, Lessons, -
Sadie Keough: song. THE Immensity OF
God" pupils of Room 10: recitation, ",The
Last Charge" Florence l. Spencer; essay.
Mary Ellerton. the Little Pilgrim" F. r.
Anderson; recitation, Somebody's Dar-
ling" Sadie f. Essex; essay. "Eli Whit
ney and the Cotton Gin" Pauline v.
Brown; essay, Functions OF Oxygen" "
Sarah Keough: recitation. "The Fashion
able School Girl" Florence l. Spencer:
song. AN Evening Prayer" pupils OF
grammar school: address by f. w. Will
bur, principal OF the school; presentat ton
OF diplomas; song, Farewell" school
Principal Wilbur was agreeably surprised
during the exercises by being presented
with beautiful fancy clock by the
members of the graduating class. The
class motto was "On and on" and the
class flower the rose. The gre duates
were Frank Edward Anderson. Florerce
Irene Spencer. Pauline Veronica Ursula
Brown. Sarah Eta Essex. Sarah Eliza
beth Keough
An open-air meeting IN tho interest Of
the striking car men was held last eve
ning on the square at Arctic Centre.
where interesting speeches were made by
Charles Saunders. Mr. Smith. John Pal
mer. James Lavois and Charles Willard.
There was large crowd present and tho
addresses were frequently and heartily
spplauded.