The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-01
PAWTUXET.

Success follows earnest effort was the
motto chosen by the 1S members OF the
class of 1904 OF the Pawtuxet Grammar
school. and II their lives prove as sue
cessfnl as a result as their exercises
AT the Baptist church did last night.
The platform was banked with palms
and ferns which made n rather pretty
framework for the graduating class and
school chorus, the boys In their dark
suits and the girls In filmy white dresses.
IL was about s O'Clock when the chorus
filed i'm, followed by the graduates led by
the class president, Ralph F. Lockwood,
and took the chairs prepared for them,
and by this time the entire seating
capacity. and standing room as well In
the big church, was taxed to its utmost.
The following Is the program: March,
Mrs Ethel Stanfeld Hayward; opening
chorus, "The Kings Champion" Watson;
invocation, Rev Charles A. Denfeld; re
sponse "To Fatherland;" The Hunt. Lena
watts Stillman: The Priest and The Null
berry Peacock, Earle 1inwood Fuller;
The Skeleton I'm Armor. II. w. Long
fellow. Alice Louise Greene: "You In
school" T.. l.. Sabin chapter I. Edwin
Napoleon Cole; chapter 2, Gertrude Sarah
knight; chapter 3, Elsie May orphin:
Trio. "The Twilight star" ]. Barnby,
Grace Christine Burlingame, Edith Fran
ces Waford. Maria Ann Bouchard.
Jennette Harrison Mitchell Ethel Mahala
Harris. Alice Louise Greene. Bertha
Louise Dairs; The Highland Chase. Sir
Walter Scott, Calvin Henry Wickham;
The Pine Tree. NJ. g. Smith. Marie Ann
Delphlne Bouchard; Dara, James Russell
Lowell. Howard Merrick Smith. Jr. The
Bells OF Seville. Jude. school: Supposed
speech OF James Otis. Child, Ralph Fred
Lockwood: Arnold Winkeried. James
Montgomery william Francis Pickering;
Panama James Roche. Walter Colburn
Robertson Bernardo Del Carpio Felicia
Hemans Jennette Harrison Mitchell:
chorus lover the Dancing Sea" Roeckel;
presentation OF diplomas by Frank w.
Lockwood. Of the school committee;
chorus. "The Red Scarf" Theo. Bonheur.
The accompanist was Mrs. Ethel STAN
field Hayward
The graduates were Marie Ann Delphine
Bouchard, Edwin Napoleon Cole, Earle
Linwood Fuller. Alice Louise Greene,
Gertrude Sarah knight, Ralph Fred
Lockwood. Jennette Harrison Mitchell.
Elsie May Orphin, William Francis
Pickering, Walter Colburn Robertson.
Howard Merrick Smith. Jr. Lena Watts
sullman and Calvin Henry wickham.
One OF the pleasantest portions OF the
gram. when Ralph Lockwood. on behalf
OF the class OF 1904. presented 10 the
principal Frank w. Seabury. fine book
case for his study. bearing suitable
plate inscribed as n memento OF the occa-
sion.
The presentation speech was neatly
wordcd expressing the hope that while
tho recipient was using the case IL would
cause him 20 occasionally think OF the
class OF 1904 MIR Seabury made an APP
propriate acknowledgment.
The ushers were Earl Lockwood,
Horace Orphim. Harry Gorton and Arthur
Burlingame. all graduates OF the school
I'm other years. and they wore knots OF
the class colors blue and white
There were floral gifts for the graduates
in abundance which were presented by n
small page dressed entirely I'm white,
Master Bliss of Lakewood.
MFR. Joseph Belcher. who has his home
on the Warwick side OF the river, was
home yesterday on a brief visit from
Washington. u. c., where he is engaged
In the government printing office lie
took the occasion 90 register his name on
the voting list last night
The Fire King band had its regular
meeting in the engine house last night
and spent the balance OF the evening re-
hearsing for the parade on July Fourth.