The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-07-01
Graduation Exercises al the Schools
Largely Attended.
Young Women Carried by on a Subur-.
ban Car--Other Matters.


The following graduating exercises Of
the graduating class of the high school
were held In the Town hall last evening
at O'Clock.
The program was as follows: Glass
motto: He Conquers Who Endures." :"
Blaze Away. Holzmann. high school or
chestra, Charles H. Wheaton, Cornetist: !:
Elizabeth A. Noonan and Kathryn T.
Noonan, volinists; prayer. Rev II, e.
johnson; song. Rest. Rubenstein girls
chorus; essay. The President and the
South. Clara l.. Bushnell; essay Mann
mon In America, Annie s. Howard: Bar
bara Frietchie. Teichmann. orchestra: es-
say. The Race Question in America, Irene
Hawes: grafton, Versatility OF Millions
Genius with presentation of class gift, }
Cornelius l.. Bourne; song. Morning
Ramble, yeaxie. echooi: essay Beauties
of Literature. Emma Cronquest; class
poem. Jessie c. Chace; Dance OF the
Honey Bees, Richmond, orchestra; pres
entation of diplomas, by the superinten-
dent, Hon George ~. Bliss: singing of
class ode. class OF 1908; song. Anchored,
Watson. school; benedbction. Rev. H. C.
Dana.
The graduating class Is as follows:
Amanda Carpenter. Susie Franklin
Chase, Emma Cronquest. Irene Halves.
Annie Sayles Howard; commercial
course. Clara Louise Bushnell. Cornell
ius Leffingwell Bourne, Albert Schmidt.
Jessie Cheever Chace. Wiflie Annabel
Hughes: English course. Eva May Cong
don. Florence Addie Lucia McCausland,
(specal.) Arthur Ronald Mcdonald.
The class ode was composed by Mss
am nv ol1
rendered and impressive. The essays
showed much careful study and thought
and were a credit 10 scholars and
teachers alike.
The hall was crowded with the friends
OF the school who were not eparing In
their applause OF the good work OF the
scholars.
UNION GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
The exercises Of the Union Grammar
school were held in the school at 2:30
this afternoon as follows:
Song. Merry June. Girls chorus pray
er Rev. L. T. Ferris; response. rejoice.
school; Reading. The Life Story Of Amer.
An alegory by Dean Farrar. abridged
and adapted); A Fathers Love. How
ard w Maxcy: His Companions. Hatop
and Hara, Gertrude NJ. German: The
Youth a Man, Edward l.. Mcguire Song.
Beautiful Summer. school: His expert
ience with Intemperance. Orville z.
Bourne; Deliverance. Susie l.. McKenna;
Song. Sailing. school; Tried by the De-
mon OF Perverted Love, Laurence E.
Dunbar; Not Forsaken. William E. Coyle;
song. Shining. Ever Shining school,
Beset by the Spirit OF Melancholy. An
ME NJ. McCoart; A Man who Lived for
Men, Clara L. Mountain; A Man who
Died for Men, David II. Lindroth; song
Rocked In the Cradle OF the Deep. school,
class prophecy. Jessie l.. Campbell; vocal
solo. Little Black Me. Irene NJ. Noun
tain; presentation OF diplomas by the
superintendent. George n. Bliss: class
hymn; bsnediction. Rev. L. T. Ferris.
The manner I'm which the various parts
were rendered was creditable not only
10 the scholars. but spoke volumes for
the efficient work OF the teachers.
The graduating class is composed Of
Orville Edward Bourne. Jessie Louise
Campbell, william Edward Coyle. Lau
renee Ernest Dunbar. Gertrude Marian
German. David Harrison Lindroth. Ed
ward Louis Mcguire, Howard Wentworth
Maxcy. Anna Maria McCoart. Susie Lo-
retta McKenna and Clara Louise Noun
tain.
Joseph n. Cunningham, Martin E
Shedd Gilbert s. Ogg. Walter s. Very
Oscar w. Hammarlund and Charles G.
McCoart acted as ushers
DIVISION ORDERS.
Lieut. Bliss has issued the following
orders regarding the 4th of July parade
at Bristol:
/. The division with the LIST I'd and
Sd divisions will parade In Bristol. Sat
urday. July 4th. After the parade a
dinner will he served by the lst division.
IL Men will assemble In the armory
promptly at 7:s0 a. m
f,,n x.,lt
The men will see 10 II that uniforms arc
clean and equipment bright Particular
attention IL called to lanyards and 10
braid on blouse. Men appearing with un-
clean uniforms will not be permitted to
take their part in the parade.
Nv. Men must report to division conf
mander either personally or by postal on
or before July lst. II they intend 10 go:
otherwise no provision can be made for
their dinner at Brstol
CARRIED BY
Two young women who had attended a
social function In the city last night got
on n Suburban car and were somewhat
phased when they discovered the fact
that the car was express 10 Riverside.
When Eighth street. where they wanted
10 leave the car was reached they gave
the conductor the signal TO stop. upon
which he informed them that south
bound Subrrbans only stopped TO take on
passengers between Providence and Riv-
erside
or course there was nothing 10 do but
ride on and await developments. which
they did when the conductor took up
the fares at Jeonard's corner they pro-
tested that they had no money. evidently
hoping that he would stop the car and
put them on
This ne did not do. however. but carried
them 10 Boyden Heights. where the car
stopped 20 take on passengers. The
Young women availed themselves of the
to leave the car and got OF.
They took the next car home. having no
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