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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1902-10-29

PRINCETON. oct. .S-Thc Tigers have no.
vet recovered entirely from the shaking up
thew rot Ia 'he game with Columbia and sev-
unfit to appear in uniform The coaches
have been busy trvnr to MI quarter back
and fun back, nv" post ons lott vacant nv tho
retirement of Burke and Ksf.r, with broken
collar bones. To-day they instructed Pear
son, the baseball captain, in the duties and
REQUIREMENTS OF a quarter back Pearson
played half back last season but did not re-
port this fall until TO-DAY he weighs about
lSj pounds. il fast and tackles hard and sure
For full back, the coaches are TRYING ont
Montgomery. the old substitute tackle and
end. They had him in the position this after
noon for the FIRST time and he plouched through
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27

street Grammar school = ere held at $50
o clock this morning. the interesting pro-
gram being most GuCoC ssfully carried
out. In the following order: Singing
morning Hymn" class; prayer. Rev
Edward Holyoke; response, yather OF
Love class; address. Rev Edward Hol-
yoke singing, Sailing" class awarding
OF diplomas, DR. y. Francis Walker
chairman seventh ward committee.
Hazel l.. Raybold. John j. Flaharty
Edith II. Angel. Fred w. Angel, Jennie
II. Barr. Frederick j. Appleton. j. Har-
old Beach. Ada NJ. Bartlett. Beatrice "
Brown, Harold S. Bosworth. Alice Brown
Leroy M. Briggs. Leila NJ. Brown, Mary
O. Carroll, Joseph II. Gull, Frank w. c.
Dodge. Eva A DePine. Myra Il. Dodge.
Eleanor ID. Fanning. Maurice r. Fitz-
patrick
Singing. "Revel OF the Leaves" class.
Gertrude l.. Fillmore, Phebe T.. Fiske
Lueien Gay. Charles II. Cannon, ValIda
Guiimette, William A. Grant, Eleanor r.
Hagerty Earl IA. Griffin, Matte l. Ha-
gan, James r. Hopkins, May NJ. Hagan,
Ola p, Hanson. Erie NJ. Horton Bessie
A. J.. Hazard. Benjamin @. Johnson,
Florence A. Henry, Walter r. Mann, AM
ME NJ. Joils. Walter B. McEroy, Thomas
II, Mclaughlin.
Singing. GYPSY Chorus" class.
Sadie Kennedy, William l.. Mcdonald
Marshall T. Morgan. Helen NJ ..-orrish,
Annie T. Neill, Keith ". Pearson, Minnie
Z. Peterson, Beatrice Plympton. Edith
ID. sherman. Carleton ID. Robinson, Ell
len NJ. Simpson, Louie III. Schucler A.
Ida Sweet Howard l.. Snow. NJ A.
Blanche Tanguay. James w. Tabb.
Charles NJ. Thompson, Marguerite T. r.
Tierney. Fltzroy Willard, William N
Whiting.
Dumb-bell drill. graduating boys.
Lena l." Tucker Edith c. Weeks, Eva
w. Magoon.
Gesture drill. graduating girls: singing.
In the Harbor We've Been Sheltered"
class; benedlction; presentation OF flow
ers.
The graduates were:
Fred W. Angel, Frederick ]. Appleton,
J, Harold Beach, Harold S. Bosworth. Le-
roy II. Briggs, Joseph II. Gull. Frank w
C. Dodg Maurice r. Fitzpatrick, John
J. Flaharty. Charles RI. Cannon. Lucien
James T. Hopkins, Erie NJ Horton, Ben
jamin c. Johnson. Walter r. Mann Will
Lam l.. Mcdonald. Walter B. McEroy.
Thomas II. Mclaughlin. Marshall T. Nor
lnson, Louie Ii. Schueler. Howard T.
Thompson. William n Whiting, Willard
qlrlss-,Edith p, Angel, Jennie II. Barr,
v. Brown. Leila VI. Brown. Mary G.. Car
roll. Eva A. DEFINE, Myra Il. Dodge.
more, Phebe J. Fiske, valida Guilmette.
May NJ Hasan, ola p Hanson. Bessie 4
Kennedy, Annie y. Joiis. Ev% w. Ma
goon. Helen NJ Morrish. Annie p Neill
Minnie G. Peterson, Beatrice Plympton,
Hazel L. Raybold,. Edith d sherman, FL.
NJ. A. Tanguary. Marguerite T. +. Tier
ney, Lena l.. Tucker. Edith G. Weeks
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27
Manton Avenue.

The closing exercises OF the Manton
avenue grammar school were held at the
school at 2:l5 O'Clock this afternoon. the
program being as follows;
March. singing, The Lord Is King,
Beethoven. pupils. Room L. Welcome" 9"
Seven boys. Room 4. Geographical play.
The United states pupils. Room s..
Japanese Song" six girls. Room 3: reel
tation, Mud Pies" Alice Coughlin. Room
4; recitation. Little old Woman" James
Richardson, Room 3: recitation. "In
School and out" Fred Grimiey. Room a.
song Where Have You Been. Little
Birdie" Loretta llasney. Room 81 recita-
tion THE Boys" George Gormley. Room
3. singing. Sailing" pupils. Room 2: reel
tation. Little Sailic's Wish" Annie Far
ley Room 3: Down Among the Daisies, -
pupils, Rooms 4 and s: recitation. Pride
OF Battery n. Delmer winsor Room 81:
singing. Hedge Rosles, eight pupils,
Room B: diaiogus. "Not quite n Bargain"
s. Breul and NJ Macke. Room 2 singing.
n Dream of Springtime." four Eirls
Room / Twenty Minutes With Long
fellow" Mabelle Mackie. director OF eN.
ercise. selections by Mary LatOur Ellal
Blckneli, Lueila Grimlcy Mary kennty,
Emile David, Thomas ellison. Howard
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27
Oxford Street.

The graduating exercises OF the oxford
street grammar school were held at $50
o'clock this morning, the large hall OF the
school being completely filled and the ex-
ercises Of the most entertaining char
acter. The program was as follows:
Waltz, Idols Eye. Victor Herbert. or
chestra-Adolph Lundell. piano; Earl II.
Mulcahey. cornet; Joseph Price. flute:
Archibald W. Hughes, violin, Providence
high school; William Tingley. violin;
Edith Con. violin, Samuel Almy. clario-
net; George Mcguire, plano. Oxford;
singing. Peaceful Slumbering on the
Ocean. Stephen STORAGE: In the Harbor
We've Been Sheltered, G.. A. Veazie Sc
lected chorus allegory. Lightheart's Pill
grimage-Lightheart, the Pilgrim. Allen
Dunn; Conscience, the guide. Ethel
Tracy; Frivolita, Grace Dodge; Sport,
Myrtle Brown; Mirth. Edith Hennessey;
chorus from graduating class. Celesta.
Mabel Sparks: Reason, anna Enchel-
meyer; Religion. Bernice Sears. Chorus
from graduating class-FollS, Ethel
Brightman; Falsehood Alice O'Ncil:
waltz, from The Ameer." Victor Her
bert, orchestral pole dril. boys OF grad
uating class; two-step, Watch Hill. w. ID.
Kenneth, orchestra; singing. Gypsy
chorus, @. A. Veazic. selected chorus
march and hoop drill. girls OF the grad
uating class; accompanlst Bertha A.
Hall; singing. Sailing. G.. A. Veazie, grad
uating class; awarding OF diplomas; class
hymn: march. lnvincble Eagle, Sousn,
orchestra: music and boys drill under
the direction OF Martin s. Tanning. prin-
cipal; girls drill, under direction OF
Janet B!inkhorn; accompanist. Mary A.
s. Mugan
follow:
Honor puplls-Ethel May Brightman.
Eunicu May Bronson, Myrtella Agnes
Agnes Carly, Katherine Helen Degnan.
Grace Newell Dodge, Alien Marguerite
Dunn Edith Read Goff. Sarah Agnes Cor
don, Bertha Antoinette Hall, Agda Te-
resa Johnson, Veronica Irene Kelley Ell
len Rosaline Kcrwick. Mary Ethel Phila-
mena Morrison. Mabelle Marie Murtagh,
Alice Florence O'Neil Mary Elizabeth
O'Rourkc. Bernice Estellc Sears Mabel
Ethel Sparks Ethel Levina Tracy, VIII
liam Sylvester Curran Thomas Andrew
Dcgnan, George Francis Magurt. VIII
liam James Tingley, George stephen Wal
lace
Pass course pupils-Nelle Irene Beane.
Mildred Estelle Drinan, Christina Louise
Egan Anna Marie Enchelmeyer. Gunhild
Erickson, Marguerite Irene Fallon, Lee
media Gladys Fowle, Edith Kathleen Hem
nessey. Agnes Maud Marie Ornond Cath
crime Marcella Keddington, Mary Ellen
Douglas Smith. John Thomas Conaty. Ma
than Nelson Darling. Bernard Aloysius
Foley. James Leo Leahy. Everett Earl
Martin. Joseph Henry Mcclure, James
Louis O'llara. William Richard rurntr.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27
Graduation EXERCISES
IN GRAMMAR SCHOOLS.

Angily. Ella Beatrice Ball. Blanche Eliza
beth Ballou, Susan Hammond Barney.
Lenore Greene Barrett, Julia May Bauer,
Edna Louise Beeler. Anna Marie Bens.
Elizabeth May Derlepsch. Ida Carolina
Bomstein, Louise Julia Bretischmid.
Florence Lorraine Burlingame, Annie
Frances Burroughs. Bessie Gardiner Ca
prom. Jessie Isabel Chambers, Phyllis Lily
Clissold. Alice Brown Day, Sarah Cor
nelia Day. Hattie Ida Demar. Florence
Belle Fletcher. Teresa Cecilia Garvey,
Mary Bertha Agnes Hart. Viola Sarah
Hoyle. Susie May Humphrey, Fannie
Jacobs. Maude Ella Lewis, Martha Anna
Lindblom. Anna Mary Victoria Linden,
Louise May MachoR Edith Harriet
Mackay, Annie Catherine McKivergan.
Sallie Wolf MielatZ, Bertha Halle Miller,
Adele Florence Newman. Olga Wilhel-
nina Olsen, Sarah Edna Orswell, Anna
Elizabeth Pearce, Reba Furber Pinkham,
Laura Louise Roath. May Florence
Rowen, Edith Minerva Stafford, Emma
Clarke Spencer. Marjorie Maud Stone.
Elizabeth Frances Taft, Florence Hill
Turner, Constance Russell Watts. Bessie
Anna Weeks. Della Elizabeth Wilbur,
Fannie Louise Yockery.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27
Doyle Avenue.

The graduating exercises OF the class
OF 1902 OF the Doyle Avenue Grammar
school were held I'm the school hall last
evening, the hall being completely filed
and the exercises of an unusually inter-
esting character. and the graduating
class being perhaps the largest In the
city.
The programe of exercises was as
follows:
Overture. Golden Days" march, In
vincible Eagle" Sousa; devotional exer-
cises, psalm G.: hymn, softly Now the
Light OF Day." Gottschalk; roll call with
quotations from Longfellow, chorus,
"Revel OF the Leaves" Veazie; essay.
Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Alice B.
Crocker; The Building OF the Ship"
Carl X. Kruger, cnorus. Sailing,
Marks; "The Courtship of Miles Stan
dish" Miles Standish. Dana r. Craw-
ford: John Alden. Richard ID. Allen; Pris-
ella, A. Louise Campbell; readers. Mar
1orie V. Lillibridge. Catherine l.. Dun
levy; solo. THE Bridge" Longfellow.
James r. Dobson. 1904: declama ,ion with
presentation OF bust OF Longfellow. Rich
ard Eayrs, president OF class; The Day
is Done" Alice F. McCann; Gypsy
chorus, Bohemian Girl" Balfe; march
Julia" Smith. music. Tale OF the
Kangaroo" Luders; mass drill In gym
nastics, arranged by Miss Heyworth
teacher OF physical culture march, "El
CAPTAIN" Sousa: awarding of diplomas
William j. Pyne chairman OF ward com
mittee: music. Temptation" Stenha-
mer; informal reception by graduating
class.
The excellent orchestral music was fur
nished by Walter II. Kennedy, and the
accompanies were Miss Grant and Carl
r. Kruger.
The members OF the graduating class
were as follows:
Richard Day Allen. Arinur William
Anderson, Elsie Barlow. Grace May Ba-
ton. Harry Louise Berman. Rebecca
Berman. Annette Agnes Black Joseph
Bliss. Bessie Edith Bloom. Ella Frances
Boland, William J. r. Brennan. Nathan
Brenner. Annie Louise Campbell Jennie
Georgian Campbell. Thomas Joseph Cash
man. Abraham II. Cohen. Maurice Co
hen. Sarah Cohen. Dana Read Crawford.
Alice Ballou Crocker. Ellen Maria Daley,
Frederick William Drlenbcrger. Frank
Joseph Dinnany. Alice maude Dredge.
Catherine Loretta Dunlevy, Richard
Eayrs, Jacob l.. Feiner, Mary Loretta
Flynn. Howard Mills Giles. Alice wini-
fred Gleason. Anna Goldberg. Bertha LII
Han Goldberg. Anna Gomberg. Alice j.
Gculding. William Francis Higgins.
Katherine l.. Howarth. Benjamin howard
Jackson. Frank Noah Johnston. George
Wilhelm Johnson. Nathan Jacob Kahn
ovsky Helen Augustine Kavanagh. Cath
crime Coiette Kehoe Elizabeth Linus kel-
iy John Joseph Kelleher Esther Mary
Kelley. Grace Agnes Kennedy. Helen Ce-
ella Kerrigan. Carl Ralph Kruger Geo.
Henry Laird. Marjorie Vinal Lillibridge,
Edward Dugenn Long. Isaiah Wixon
Long Henry Max. Alice Patriacia Nc
Cam. Clara c. McCarron. Matthew Au-
gustus McDermott Herbert ~ Melon
aid. Harold ST Clair Mcintosh. ArchI-
bald Milikin Mott. George Valentine Null
vnney. Raymond Chester Palmer. Mary
Allen Paterson. Margaret Marion Peck
ham. Lillian MAY Raymond, Louis Rubin.
John Thomas Ryan. Henry Sack Louise
Marie Smith. Margaret Jane Smith jas.
Anthony Smith Edward Theinert. Will
liam Alfred Thorp. stephen Joseph To-
her. samuel J. Walker. Grace Catherine
Whaiey.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27
Normal Grammar.

The graduating exercises OF the Normal
grammar school occurred. yesterday af-
ternoon. at 3 o'clock n most interesting
program being carried out. as follows:
Singing, Sailing" Marks. grammar
grade pupils. recitations. The Vision OF
Sir Launfal" Lowell. prelude to part
first. Maude Angel Burton. Part FIRST
Lewis Kemp Lambert; singing, Happy
and Light" from Bohemian Girl" Balfe.
singing, THE shower" from III Trova-
tore" Verdi. grammar grade pupils; reel
tntions. The Vision OF Sir Launfal."
Lowell; prelude to part second, Ellen
Marian Hubbard. Part second-Sanford
Samuel Burton, Myra May Cole: singing,
Come TO the Fair from Martha"
Flotow, grammar grade pupils; address.
Principal Charles $. Chaplin; awarding OF
diplomas. singing. "ReYel OF the Leaves"
Neazie grammar grade pupils
The graduates were as follows: Emma
Maria Borsstrom. Maudc Angel Burton.
Sanford Samuel Burton. Myra May Colo.
Mabel Josephine Collins. Alice Frances
Cook. Charles Morris Corey. Leina Ross
Hicks. Ellen Marian Hubbard. Lewid
Kemp Lambert. Grace Stuart Leach. VIII
liam Joseph Schneider. James Colwel
Taylor. Ida May Welsh. Samuel LORD
Worsley.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27

Lochivar. Christine Macdonald song.
Revel of the Leaves, Veazie: dumb bell
drill, boys OF the graduating class; Queen
Mary's Escape from Lochleven Castle,
adapted from the Abbot. Queen Mary.
Grace Williams Lee; Lady Fleming, Ethel
Edith Louise Cobb; Lady Lochleven.
Dorothea Barbara Ruoff Roland
Graeme, Warren Tarbell Manchester:
Randall. Earl Miller Frankland; Henry
Seyton. John Bradford Wiley; Abbot,
Edward r. +. Moran. First three scenes
In the Queens apartments Fourth scene
In the garden OF the castle. Song. Gypsy
Chorus, Arr. from Bohemian Girl; Del
sarte movements, girls OF the graduating
class: Pibroch OF Donald Dhu, William
Harkins Lynn; awarding diplomas Mr..
Charles II. Philbrick chairman OF district
committee; song, Sailing Marks.
The list OF graduates is as follows: Ma
rion T. Allen. Mabel Henrietta Althans.
Jerome Anthony. Lucy Arbuckle. Char
lotte Agnes Barry. Mary j. Blondel, Ella
May Blunt. Mary Louise Burke Mary
Helena Carberry, Thomas Francis Caw-
ley, Jr.. Edith Louise Cobb. Esther Gill
bert Cristy. Ellen Frances Darrigan,
Katherine Gertrude Dean. Rose Feinstein.
Earl Miller Grankland. Hattie M. Frank
lin, Albert Robert Fritz, Ethel Hazel
Griffin, Donald Il. Jackson, Ethel
browne Lassell. Grace Williams Lee, VIII
liam III. Leeman. William Harkins Lynn.
Christine Macdonald Rosa Maklar. War
rem Tarbell Manchester Edward r. p.
Moran. Margaret Mary Moran. Frank f..
Nenninger, Raymond Morton Nickerson,
Ardelia Louise Ogden, George II. Peck,
Dorothea Barbara Ruoff, ]. Walter Sand
erson. Philip II. Smith. John Joseph Sulli-
van, Jr., Angelina Hope Sylvia. Estelle
Agnes Thornton, Marion Edith Tucker.
Lille May Turner Byron E. Tuttle Ethel
Frances Vance. John Bradford Wiley.
Mary Frances Wood, Peter Zaslavsky. 4
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27

Joseph lie Count; music. Stars OF Sum-
mer Night. chorus: recitation. True No
bility, Annie Anthony; dumb-bell exercise.
boys; music. The Woodman. chorus reel
tation. Whiting Typical OF Young
America. Harry Taylor: recitation. Press
On. Edith REGISTER music. Revel OF the
Leaves. chorus; recitation. No Excellence
Without Labor. Violet Kerr; wand ex-
ercise. girls: recitation. A Good Name.
Charles Waters music. I'm Little Peas
ant Maiden. chorus: presenta ton of diplo-
mas; essay and yaledictory address. Hen
rietta Bertin: farewell song. class.
The graduates were: First honors.
Henrietta Bertin; second honors. Joseph
lie Count
Honor division-Annie Anthony. Hen
rietta Bertin. Edith Brown. Ethel Gee,
Hattie Jordan, Violet Kerr. Christine
Murdock. Edith REGISTER. Charles Ballou.
Joseph LeCount. Herbert Hathaway.
Arthur Lickland. Lyman Parmlee. Paul
Robinson, Charles Waters. Elizabeth
Bodwell. Eleanor Hehir, Eta Lang.
Florine Metcalf. John Callahan. Abra-
ham Cohen. Elmer Mcdonald, Frank
Stroble. Harry Taylor. John Walls.
The class officers were: President.
Charles Waters: vice president. Eliza
beth Bodwell; secretary. Henrietta Ber-
tin; treasurer, Annie Anthony.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27
Thayer Street.

The graduating exercises OF the Thayer
street grammar school were held I'm the
fne
The program was as follows: Song The
Shower. Art. from II Trovatore recita- .
e1sn In concert. selection from Marmion;
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27
Vineyard Street.

The graduating exercises OF the Vine
yard street grammar school were held
az 10 O'Clock this morning. the program
being carried out as follows.
Entrance march. graduating class: well
come song. In the Harbor We've Been
Sheltered. class; address of welcome.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27

90.
of Of
ing The other
morning gand2 2and2 q afternoon
exercises and inspiring
character and were
rnowing In almost
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27
Branch Avenue.

Branch Avenue.
The graduating exercises OF the class
OF 1902, OF the Branch avenue grammar
school. were held in the hall at 2:3O
o'clock. this afternoon.
The program was as follows: March,
Leader. Fehlberg; singing. The Wild
White Thorn, Howard. school: solo. How
the Gates Came Ajar, Eastburn. NJ.
Louise Freebooter; The Story OF the Mer-
chant OF Venice. Augusta f.. Doeg; Trial
Scene from the Merchant OF Venice. Shy
lock. Walter A. Oates; Bassanio, Jesse
Read; Antonio. Walter G. Goodman:
Duke, Harry c. Webb: Gratiano. Paul w.
Jester; Salerio. Frank Il. McEvoy; Por-
tia, Anna Il. Wallace; Nerissa, M. Louise
Freebooter; singing, Sing on Sweet Bird.
owen, school, solo, Forgotten. Cowles.
George W. Lloyd wand drill. girls of the
graduating class; singing. The Revel OF
the Leaves, Veazie. school; presentation
of diplomas. Arthur l.. Tanning, chair
man of ward committee; class song. In
tho Harbor We've been Sheltered from
Martha" graduating class: march,
Blaze Away. Holzmann.
Mr.. Harry c. Webb acted most accept
ably. as accompanist while Miss Edith T..
Lindguist was accompanist 10 the class
song.
The members OF the graduating class
are as follows:
Priscilla Annie Allen Jessie Abigail
Bowen. Ellen Bowman, Augusta Eliza
beth Doeg, Christina Dowding. Mary
Josephine Dunn, Mary Louise Freehof-
fer. Margaret Genevieve Leary. Mary
Alice Lund, Evalina Loretta Monahan,
Edna Josephine Moore. Mary Clara Ra-
leigh Julia Ricci, Helen Frances Tracy
Anna Eleanor Wallace, Edith Male
Whatley Bernard Thomas Casey, Will
fred Henry Clegg. Charles Henry Gillen.
Walter Cicero Goodman. Patrick Thomas
Haton William Robert Kratzsch, Dam
lei Leary, David Lobdell, George Will
liam Lloyd, Frank Edward McEvoy, Wal
ter Alexander Oates. Joseph Henry Og
den, Jesse Read, Michael Rocchio. John
Testa, Joseph Charles Tierney, Harry
Clay Webb, Paul William Zester.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27

The 2Sth annual exhibition OF the Point
Street Grammar school was held In the
hall of the school building last evening.
The program was as follows: March
'Dlrector" Bigelow; overture, william
Tell" Rossini: chorus, (a) ARK OF Free
dom" (b) Hail 10 the Land the story
Of the Spanish American war told by the
members OF the graduating class and IL
Illustrated by 60 Photographic lantern
slides: chorus. (a) MY own Native
Land" Cb) flag OF the Free;' music,
"Cupids Garden" Eugene; chorus. An
vii Chorus" from III Trovatore. grad
uating class; address TO the class and
awarding OF diplomas Orsmus A. Taft,
member of the school committee OF the
NTH ward; singing, THE Star-Spangled
Banner" march. New Englands nnest'
II. l.. Clark, orchestra.
The list OF graduates follows: Walter
Chester Cameron, Herbert CHARLES
Grove, Edward Fox, Independence Whip
pie Gorton, Dow Davenport Gratz. John
Patrick Hartigan, Harold Elwln Kenyon,
Benjamin Franklin Olson, John Joseph
O'Neil, Harold Clark Osler. Henry Ar
thur lockwood. Mark Smith. Earl Flint
Stanton, William Daniel Whipple; Grace
Independence Bates. Sophie Regina
Becker, Gladys Mabelle BiXby, Hattie
Abbie Cooke Lucy Farnsworth Dustin,
Mary Gertrude English. Mary E,ien
Flynn, Marguerite Lillibridge Greene.
Martha Catherine Greene, Estella Harris.
Irene Frances Haug. Lillian Evangeline
Johnson, Ethel Louise Kibbey. Lillian
Boyd Leffingwell. Maybelle Henrietta
Llufrio. Augusta Elizabeth Lundgren.
Annie Catherine Mclean, Ethel Eliza
beth Miller, Mildred Mott, Ethel May
Pcnnell, Bessie Valaria Smith. Norma
Fernando Sylvester, Frieda Helen Wack-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27
Federal Street.


The graduating exercises Of the Fed
eral street grammar school were held at
2:S0 o'clock this afternoon In ,ae presence
Of the usual large and interested au-
dience.
The order Of exercises was as follows:
March. 1.-The Huguenots. Leonora
Walters; piano duet, "Viccolo," c. ID.
Blake. Misses Catherine and Mary Rog-
ers: chorus. "Revel OF the Leaves" q. A.
Veazie; welcome. Antonio Corrente;
Work of the Exposition" William Mo-
Kinley, John II. Forrest; Life of VIII
lin Mckinley" John Hay. Charles 1.
Connolly Influence OF William McKin-
ley" John Hay. William ii. Proffitt. Jr.;
calisthenics dumb bell drill girls OF
graduating class: THE Worth OF Ideals,
w. II. Il. Faunce. Catherine T. Davey;
"Who Are the Free?" John c. Prince,
Catherine s. Gillies; who Are the
Great?" John S. Prince, Ada III. Brit
Prince. Elizabeth Knuettel; Who Are
the Blest?" John 8. Prince, Evelyn II.
Morraley; vocal solo. '"rhe Brighter
Day." Marcheroni Leonora Walters; ad-
dress to school. Hon. Thomas Il. Stock
well; chorus. 1.-The Gypsy Chorus" Balfe;
awarding of diplomas; chorus. ''Vesper
hymn" march. The Standard Bearer.
Isabelle A. Whalen.
The graduates were:
Elmer c. Beuzard Ada II. Birtwell,
Evelyn l.. Bode. Gertrude f. Bode, Lin
nea w. Bjorklund. Hattie NJ. Browne.
Anna. Cambio. Rose A Cassidy, Charles
!. Connolly, Antonio Corrente. William
A. Daley Catherine r. Davey Janet
Ewart Charles III. Farnum. Ralph Il.
Farnum. John IL. Forrist, Silverio Clan
notte Catherine s. Gillies. Gertrude Nj.
Holt, Berton II. Jacobs. Nreorge j. l..
Kahn. Elizabeth y. Knuettel. Harriette
M. Miller. Ella A. Morralley, Evelyn II.
Morralley. Nellie T. McCartin, Belle ].
Northup. William II. Profiitt. Jr., Adeli-
ma Raia. Katherine f. Rogers. Mary Il.
Rogers, Lizzie NJ. Scott, Jennie Taylor.
Leonora F. Walters. Isabelle a. Whalen.
McKenny williams. Adolfo G.. Zambarano.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-06-27
Broad Street.

The fifth annual presentation OF d.
plomas of the Broad Street Grammar
school, occurred in the school hall at 10
o'clock this morning
The order OF exercises was as follows:
Responsive reading, 46th Psalm: Gloria
Patri," chorus; prayer, Rev Charles A.
Denfleld; chorus, Battle Hymn" Him
mel; address OF welcome, Eugene III.
Damon; chorus. "In the Harbor." air
from Martha. G.. a. Vetzie; Indian club
exercises, boys of the class: orchestra.
Hear Me Norma" Lester Blake, Leroy
Stetson, William Angilly, Clinton Mer-
rill drama. Dream of the Centuries
Il. S. Brooks; cornet solo, Leroy Stetson.
1900: movement drill. girls of the class;
chorus, Sing on. Sweet Bird" Walter
Il. Owen; valedictory address, III. Louise
Jenson; presentation of bust OF Longfel-
low by class OF 1902. Clara ID. Cummings:
az ~ress to class. Mr.. j. h. c. Farnham;
presentation of diplomas; farewell song.
class: chorus, 'Revel of the Leaves" 6.
a. Veazie.
Miss IL. Louise Jenson acted as pianist.
The list OF graduates follow:
Charles Harrison Bennett. Lester
Frank Blake. Howard LaFetra Bosworth,
Harold Francis Braids, Guerdon Alder
son Buck. Eugene Harley Damon, Ralph
Leighton Griffth. Clarence Crosby Nc
Laughlin, Gustavo Edward Menzel. Philip
Fremont Mulligan Harold Victor snaw.
Waldo Everett Tanner. John Albert
Welch. Mary Veronica Beagan, Mabel
Louise Bender. Mabel Irene Bowditch,
Clara Morse Burdick, Clara Dudley Cum
mings. Ellen Gracia. Olive Masters Hea-
ton, Lemyra Emma Hoxie. Henriette
Louise Jensen. Louise Jones' Pearl Mi
nette Johnson. Esther Lundn. Alice Le-
ma Merrill, Mary Louise Murray