The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-02
Pleasing Graduating Exercises by the
HugheSda|e School.
Was Confirmed But Lost His Job in the
Ciiy--O her Notes About Town.
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Inc graduating exercises OF the
Hughesdale school were held in the Con-
gregational church. last evening. The
attendance was large ard the church
was very prettiy decorated for the oc-
casion, one OF the prominent features
being the motto of the class Press on. -
The program was a very lengthy one
and was very pleasing, and showed that
the Principal. Miss Kathryn A La Velle
and her efficient assistant. Miss Mary
G. Halliweh had devoted much time and
patience in preparing the pupils for the
event.
The program was as follows; Greeting
song. Come, Come Away" school; pray
er. Rev. William Starr recitation. An
gels OF Buena Vista" Amey S. Brown;
selections. Elite Mandolin club; recits-
ton. Mobility OF Labor" Louis l.. Pat
ton: drill Bow and Arrow. grammar
boys: recitation. "Oh! Whey should the
Spirit OF Mortal be Proud. Nicholas j.
Wooder; dialogue. "Arabellas Poor Re
lations." grammar pupils: grapha phone
selections. John Woothers. recitation.
1.-The Surprise OF Ticonderago. Mary
Brett; dialogue. The Book Agent
Primary pupils; drill Rose triangle.
grammar girls, dialogue. what I'll Be.
primary pupils; selections. Elite Mandolin
club recitation The Old Folks James
Nannar; recitation. How they saved st
Michael" Florence Fenner: tableau.
Uncle Sans Reception, grammar
pupils song, "our Flag" school. vale
uictory. Amey s Brown: awarding or
diplomas. Supt William n Starr; re-
marks. Andrew r. Patton; benediction.
This school has a membership Of less
than 100. and the regular attendance FOR
the term has been 75.
THINK IT A MEAN TRICK.
The parishioners OF one OF the Catholic
church OF this place are very indignant
over the fact that bright little fellow
who was employed by down town frm
was discharged by the firm last Satur-
day.
The boy went 10 the head of the firm
and told him that he would not wor kthe
next day. and when asked why replied
that he was TO be confirmed by the
bishop. The manager asked him II the
bishop could not find some day but Sat
urday for this work and the lad could
make no reply. The manager. however.
told the boy that IL he did not come to
work Saturday morning he would lose
his job.
The boy told his parents. and they de-
cided that the boy would be confirmed
and he was.
When he reported for duty Monday
morning he was told that his services
were not wanted.
The incident became known TO the
CnurCn 1olkS ana IL Is quite nkeY tndt
some of them who have been customers
OF the firm will trade elsewhere. for they
think that any frm should encourage
children in good tendencies.
WON AGAIN
The Perry Stars have now demonstra-
ted that they can play a better game OF
ball then the Russell Jr.s. for they de-
feated them again yesterday with a score
OF 10
The game started of hot but in the 5th
inning the sarts fell on Comstocks deliv-
cry and batted him all over the field
Russell OF the Russell Jr. splayed a
good game on second base
Riley played the whole game for the
Rissers having 10 put-outs 10 his credit.
Swyer played a fine game az first for
the Perrys. Beauleveau allowed Is men 10
walk but many men weer caught on
bases. The line up was as follows:
Perry Stars: Keats. C.; Beauleveau. p;
Sawyer. lst; Gibbs. 2d. Legacy. s. >:
Hagarty. 3D.: welch. !. T.; Pedro. r T. /;
Burroughs. m
Russell Juniors--Fitzpstrick C.: Com
stock. p: Riley. Ii Russell. 2b: T.
Casey. 3 q. Farrell. 3b oBrien l. T.
Tremble. r. e.; Hearst, m
The Russell Juniors would like 10 hear
from any 10 to II year old team IN the I
state. Address all challenges TO Raymond
Russell. $50 Broadway. City
MCCORMICK IN THE RACE.
The citizens of springer's square do not
propose 20 be left out OF the fat mans
race So they have decided upon Barry I
Mccormick. tire well known shoe maker !
whose shop Is at the corner % westmins- /
ter and Huntington avenue. and they
look for something great in their candl- /
date
ROUGH RIDING.
eome one who drove a stone team I
through the square last evening should /
be made 20 ray license 20 drive for
part Of the load was scaled along the /
square
Some OF the stones were larger than a /
mans fist and more than one blcyclist ]
had narrow escapes from being injured \
The police have done much 90 abate this /
nuisance. but have not succeeded In /
stopping IL altogether az II should be.
RECENT CLUB
The officers elect 81 the Regent Liter
sry and Social club were installed by
Past President Peter + Reiliy at their
pariors on Valley street last evening and
are a. follows: President. James J Nc
Keuna: vice president Eugene A Lynch:
recording secretary. Jas \ Fnivey. nnan
sec.. John r Conway. cor sec Albert G.
johnson: treasurer. Bart A Reilly: u-
br3ffan. VIM. r Graham: sergt-at-arms
Jas. Graham This was followed by a
veil arranged program. which was az
follows: Songs 70 popular members Will
lam y. Cummings. rccitations Michael
NcGovern: violin so'os joseph - Hara.
,omic songs. Philip cofey: buck ana
vins dancing, william Goodwin: baritone
loios. jos Mulieda tenor colo. WIN.
Soodwip: baritone solo. Dennis McCar.