The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-06-23
LATEST FAIR HAVEN NEWS
GRADUATION EXERCISES OF
 STRONG SCHOOL.

Principal sherman l. dTdNeS Hds 4s- sued the programme for graduation exercises which occur this afternoon at 2:sO p. m.. The programme in full is given below:
 CLASS OFFICERS.
 President-James cobey. ce-President-F Boldoc. Secretary-Irmagard Schneider.
 Treasurer Josephine Brennan.
 Marshal-Daniel Duncan.
 PROGRAMME.
 Class March-"Moonlight on the Lake, ........ ...... -'......-...'".'''bId
 Owen J. Hatfield.
 i Address of Welcome. e.............-
 James F. cobey.
 2. "Flower Song g'..............-.Gabriel
 Class. 3. Conferring of Granniss Scholarship,
 Principal Sherman I. Graves. 4. Song-'The Torrent. Marchant
 .s" Class.
 5 Presentation of Glass Gift,
 $. Acceptance of Class Gift,
 Principal Sherman I. Graves.
 Irmagarde l.. Schneider.
 '. Song-"Revel of the Leaves" ...... ....s... ........ .Neazle
 Class. 8. Address,
 MT. Fred Gowing, of Boston. g. Spring Song" ............. .Lassen
 .g.g Class.
 10. Conferring of Diplomas,
 Pfof. B. J Jepsen. il. Class Song Bright and Happy are the Years'-B. Jepson. Emily L. Hinckley and Isabel E.
 Trotman, Pianists.
 Award of Granniss scholarship med al to Irmagarde L. Schneider.
 Honorable Mention Graduates-Irm- agarde |. Schneider and Annie M. Hol- brook. + tt The class is as follows: t-...... Clarence Bishop. Frederick Bolduc, James Cobey, Maurice Connolly, Har- old Cooper, Alfred Covert, Harold Gull yer, Daniel Dumean,g Louis Durham, Thomas Enright, Carl Ericson, Peter Falsey. Robert Hall, Owen Hatfield, James Hines, Ernel Macdonald, Ros- well Mackenzie, James Mahoney, Err nest Mansfield, William Mckay, James McManus, Thomas Miller. William Miller, James Neale, Edward O'Brien, James Robertson, Arthur Rowley, George Samuelson, Everett Schwartz, Robert Scott, Forsyth Sheppard, Thomas Spaine, Anna Allen, Helen Blackrnan, Josephine Brennan, Flor ence Bailey, May BleWett, Ruth Ser ger, Gladys Botturne. Norma Cutts, Mae Clark, Mildred Clinton, Mabel Fleming, Ruth Hemingway, Elsie Hinckley, Ruth Hines, Annie Hol- brook, Blanche Hume, Edna Ives, Hell enc Lake, Frances Lawrence, Anna Maher, Marie Martin, Lois Miller, An nie Nugent, Jennie Petersen, Miudred Petrie, Alberta Phillips, Lillian Phil lips, Olive Sarles, Rhea scanlon, Irma- garde Schneider, Mary Scott, Marga- ret Smith. Pauline Spencer, Isabel Trotman, Ruth Turner, Jeanie Wal lace, Annie Ward, May Welsh, Ethel Woodward, Clara Wuestefeld.
 Joseph Hubbard, of Exchange street the car inspector who was seriously in- jured at Cedar Hill about six weeks ago, is now suffering from swelling on the hand, and has treatment at the New Haven hospital, although he is still at his home When first injured he remained at the hospital for two weeks. The graduating class of Strong school numbers seventy-two, forty girls and thirty-two boys. The enter ing class in September will number about one hundred and fifty, and every seat in the school above the grade two will be taken.
 Members of the St. Francis church choir had theih annual supper at the Pequot House last evening.
 Two weddings Wednesday in all tht rain, Miss Elizabeth R., daughter o1 Mrs. Daniel J. Sullivan, of 193 Poplal street, and William w. Coleman, o1 Ferry street, were united in marriage at St. Francis church at noon. A large reception was given at Poplar Star hall in Grand avenue, to which two hundred guests received invita-. stions. .-E .s The second wedding was at Grace lllC+ &tllc ICSlOly LeNN J. M. Alcott, officiating.T The contract. ing parties were Miss Clare R., daugh. ter of MT. and Mrs. Murray Hughes, oi 150 Farren avenue. and Henry Good. win of New Jersey. There were six bridesmaids, members of the B. G club. At the home of the brile a re. ception was held after the ceremony to which many relatives and friends were invited. <. * ss.. ~.>... Inventory of the estate of the late William M. Lancraft was filed in the probate court yesterday representing the value at twenty-one thousand dol. liars. 1 ,.-.s .~.a-. r. .>..s %. The annex fire department has re- ceived the gift of a silver candelabra presented in behalf of the Chiefs clut Of Connecticut in appreciation of the entertainment. provided the chiefs al the recent convention.
 Frank F. Tyler, of the Fraterna Benefit league, on Tuesday was pres. ent at the organization of a Philadel. phia lodge. &s < Several members of the Barnes family attended the annual reunion at the shore yesterday.