The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-06-29
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DIPLOMAS
AWARDED

There were no vacant seats In Infantry
hall, last evening. at the commencement
exercises OF the Rhode Island CONNER
cial school OF which Adelbert s. Heaney
is principal. The program opened with
selection by Clarke's Providence orches-
ira after which Rev. J. A. Hainer OF the
Pearl Street Baptist church offered
prayer A piccolo solo by Mr.. Everett
was followed by an address by Rev. l.. j..
Henson. d. D.. OF the Cranston Street
Baptist church on character as an es-
sential TO success
After another selection by the orches-
ira Congressman Granger was introduced
10 present the diplomas. He congratula-
ted the members OF the class on their
graduation and wished them success IN
their future careers The graduates went
upon the platform I'm single file and after
receiving their diplomas returned 10 ther
seats The class consisted OF ll6 MEMBERS
the following being the roll:
Maybelle Emily Capron. Margaret
Hayes. May r. Dunwoodie. Minnie Adei-
man. Maude l.. Heaney. Margaret Eliza
beth Quinn. Minnie Estelle Rose Mary
f.. V. Vrosson. Marjorie Anna Ball. Mary
r. Braman, Maybelle Irene Drew, Nora
A. Mahoney. Otto G.. Reichelt, Olga n
Cecilia johnson. Sadie Isabelle Braman,
Thomas r. Hurlong. Walter f. Smith
Gertrude p. McGoven. William l.
Hetherman Agnes Norton.
John P. Brady; Agnes j. clark, Clark Anna Anna
IL Whitman. Agnes M Peterson, Alice =.
Scott. Anna Gertrude Cawley Ada X.
Reed, Annie May Boiler, Alice Eleanor
Ellen Laity, Bertha A. Swami. Bessie
Marchant, Cora III. West. Christine Ber-
tina Follet. Charles II. Herman, Della V.
trude Marble. Evelyn May Allen. Elsie
Godfrey. Esther May Snow, Elsie Bum
Elizabeth r. Wynkoop, Eta r. Mcmillan,
Elizabeth j. King. Ethel NJ Chesprougn'
Ethel Frances Freeman. Florence Edith
Capron. Florence Helen Faligan, Flor
ence Gill. Flora May Hopkins. Florence
b. Carr, Grace Amelia Williams, Grace
linghast. Hattie Octavia Gammons, Hilda
Ellen Neale Helen NJ. Bruck. Helena
Quinn. Hattie j. Pearson. IL. Evelyn
Campbell. II. w. Small. Jessie l.. Hedley.
Frances Msrkey. Nina V. Berry; Mar
garet l.. Hughes, Margaret G. Donley,
May Elizabeth Rieoux, May Irene Dillyn,
Mary d. Williams. Martha Hannah Wal
ton. Annie Cryer. Bessie Pulver, Rora
NJ Tetrault, Clarence Elmer Palmer, Clo-
thilda Heintzelman, Catherine Il. Gould
ing, Chester A. Dealt, Edythe Rowena
Pease, Edith Kathleen Hennessey. Emma
c. Dillenbcrger.
Ethel Florence Lord. George Everett
Davis, Joseph NJ. Gately. James Henry
Hogan, Evangeline Murphy May Gertrude
Mulvey, Mary Patricia McGovern, Peter
Joseph Gum, Richard Aust, Sadie Sa-
lone Rubin, Ludwig T.. Busch, Eva f.
Skerry. William l.. Streeter, Maude @.
Thomas. Nellie p. Birmingham. Gertrude
L. Brown, Marjorie May Howarth, Jean
Grant Annie r. Wilmarth. James Elton
Furlong. NJ. Ella Hagerty. Alice II. Cox.
Harry F. Guile. Martha A. Peckham, Eta
May Barney.
Following the presentation of the di-
plomas Rev. j. A. Hainer, on behalf of
the graduating class. presented a hand
some oil painting TO Principal Heaney and
members OF the faculty OF the school.
Mr.. Heaney responded appropriately on
behalf OF the faculty. expressing thanks
for the gift and for the expressions OF
esteem and good will which accompanied
II.
trombone solo by Frank Storey was
then In order. Steinhousers ''Air varie"
being excellently rendered.
The formal address 10 the graduating
class was delivered by Lieutenant Gov
ernor George III. Utter. In introducing
Mr.. Utter Mr.. Hainer referred 10 him
as "the second official of the state. but
by no meaps second I'm popular esteem"
Colonel Utter spoke In his usually earnest.
happy and inspiring vein and benedic-
tion by Rev. Mr.. Hainer and selection
by the orchestra concluded the exer-
cses.