The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-07-01
GRADUATION EXERCISES OF
BRYANT & STRATTON COLLEGE

not many men think out a definite plan
or what they want 10 be or intend 10 ac-
complish In life.
Some men seem to be hardly conscious
that they are successful. To be sure
they are doing larger things. but the
standards by which they measure sue
cess keep moving up. and they press on
to this higher mark with hope and faith
that they may yet attain success.
Life, after all, is somewhat like a
voyage along the coast. There are times
when the voyager must put out 10 sea
and losing sight OF the land must set his
course by the compass and the stars.
But in the main. life is like sailing from
headland 10 headland point TO point. un-
I'll the haven for the time being desired
shall have been reached, but that haven
is never reached by drifting
Does not this Illustration ht many
lives? The first goal is the end sought un-
I'll & has been reached, and from that
point plans are made 10 reach the goal
beyond; and a person may have a very
dim notion what the goal will be for
which he will ultimately strive.
In this age OF commerclalism which
forces men to work In an atmosphere
where the dollar Is so persistently In evil
dence there is great danger that we may
not measure success by correct stand
ard. We need TO be reminded of the great
truth TO which Emerson gave expression,
That the true greatness of Nation does
not consist In the size OF It's cities, the
value OF its crops. or the beauty and
grandeur OF its architecture, but In the
character OF its men" How true Ii is
that real greatness is. after all in spite
OF its name. not so much a certain size
as certain quality In human lives"
"One Of the questions most often asked
about a man is--"What is he WORTH"
And almost without exception HIS success
is measured by. and the answer is ex-
pressed In dollars and cents: but the true
success and the real worth of the man
never was and never will be measured by
bank balance. We need TO remember
that a mans real worth 10 the world Is
not what he has. but what he is
AT the close OF Mr.. Logan's address
Annie Laurie" arranged by Buck was
beautifully rendered by the quartet after
which the diplomas were presented to the
members OF the graduating class by Prin-
cipal Stowell with few words Of advice
The quartet then sang The Vesper
Stars" and the vast audience was dis
missed with the benediction by Rev. j. o.
Randall.
The list of graduates follows:
Commercial Experimentation Gustave
Adolphus Anderson, William Edward Ar
mold, Charles Austin Bennett Elizabeth
Richard Perry Bliss, Edith Frances
Bourne, Richard Walter Burnes, Victor
Gordon Carlson, Harold Bailey Crandall,
Mabel Cornelia Crookes, Alice Christina
Cunningham, Mary Alice Curry, Vera
Frances Daley. Margaret Frances Demp-
sey, Frederick Chrysostom Egan. Mary
Theresa Fitzpatrick Mabel Carrie Freese.
Irma George Gardner, Grace Frances
Gay. Grace Adeline Graves, Charles Her
tina Sarah Henehan, James Gerald Hines,
Henry Anthony Howard, Addie Louisa
Humphrey William Howard Hutchison.
George Herbert Jerauld Annie Loretta
a. So
Lowry, Mamie Agatha Martin Edward
Lester Maxon, Eva Perry Mathewson.
McFadden. Peter Philip McGrath, Jr,
Alice Gertrude McGreen, William John
Mcshane Fred Mellot. Sara Adelaide
drea Norton. Lizzie Alice Maud Parks,
Mary Anna Powers. Mary Elizabeth sam
Fred Eugene sammis; Jr,, Edna. Alfredo
Thomas Everett Starrstt Emma May
Steidl Ruby Gilbert Stone. Victor Carl
stubbs, Everett Barnum vian. Emma
Shorthand department--Mina Lucinda
Almy. Abigail Ann Ashness Louise Ger
trude Atkinson. Florence Irene Blount
Katherine Veronica Blount. Grace Booth
man. May Edith Bowater. Leander Carey
Bowers. Minnie Warren Brown, Harriet
Gardner Bullock, George Rothwell Bur
CESS, Elsie May business, James Philip
Callan, George Walter Cargill, Annie
louise Conefy, Annie Frances Conlon
Margaret Xavier COoney Eleanor Ger
trude Cornell Josie story Cunningham.
Mira Brown Cushing. Mary Loretta Do
ran, Geneveive Philamena Doyle, Lillian
Veronica Doyle, Chloe Caroline Edgerton,
Stella Forbes. Anna Elizabeth Gallagher
Florence May Glover. Susan Hanna Gra-
ham, Margaret May Hoey Helen Burns
Horton. Jessie Maude Johnson. May King
Harry Houchin Lloyd. Clara Gertrude
LOnSrgan, Maude Evelyn ManOck Edith
Steere Martin. Snidee Boss Matteson, lsa-
belle Veronica McElroy. Mary Margaret
McGirr Theresa Marion McGlinchey.
Helena Magdalene Mcclure. Ethel waud
Mcpherson. Jennie Shepard McViokar,
Margaret Grace Meagher. Ida Louise NIL
ler Della Martin Morrissey Mary Eu-
laiia Murphy Sarah May Nixon. Mar
garet Zlta O. OBrien Edith Jennctte Parks
zaidee Vivian Pension, Mary Anna
Pickett Aleda Christine PiCrson. Annie
Brown Reed. Eta Frances Reynolds
Lizzie Allen Reynolds. Margaret Frances
Shea. Bertha Waterman sherman. Arthur
Burton Shiprco Charlotte Gould Sibley
Bertha Louise Siegel, Vesta Darling
sprague, Louise Catherine stable. Grace
Toolin, Cora May Van Buren,. Bertha
Greene Vaughn Mary Hamilton Whiting