Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1905-06-16
HiNsDALE.
Successful Commencement Week al
hiah Sehool-The Programs.

Successful Commencement Week a
Hieh Sehool-The Programs.
one of the most successful com
mencement weeks In the history o
the High school opened Sunday AZ
ternoon with the Baccalaureate ser
mon In the town hall delivered by Rev
w. ii. Trickey. who took for his text
Il was afraid and went and hid thy
talent In the earth. There thou has
thine own" His discourse was very
helpful and impressive and carried q
practical lesson to the class. large
audience was present and the follow
ing was the order of service: Respon-
sive reading: singing. Nicaea: Lords
prayer: Gloria: Scripture Rev. A. j.
Torsliff: prayer. Rev. w, +. White;
response; singing. Duke Street; adj
dress, singing, Portuguese hymn: ben
ediction, Rev. w. +. White, The OPP
ening was the same service used In
the school each morning. Rev. w. j.
wilkins was on the program but was
Obliged TO be absent to hold service
In his pastorate at North Hinsdale
and Rev Mr.. Torsliff, of winchester.
who preached the odd Fellows me-
mortal sermon earlier In the after
noon took his place on the program.
Monday evening the class of 1906
held their junior speaking at the town
hall. While the class was small. thew
all showed extra pains in their work
and well merited the applause so PEN
erously given. The following Is the
program:
Music. Cavalier March Harris
Orchestra
Study in Dialect. Sadie Jenness Dodge
The Heart of Old Hickory
Florence Emily O'Neal
Music. Crobala An Arabian Interlude.
Hendrix
Boots. Violette Camille Robertson
The Victor of Marengo,
Charles Alphonso NORM
The Governors Last Levee.
Rose Elizabeth Duggan
Music. In a Shady Nook, Idyl.
Charles A. Prince
Jerry. the Bobbin Boy
Margaret Maize Powers
Archie Dean.
Modena Evangeline Booth
March. Yankee Grit, Holman
Tuesday evening a large audience
assembled to listen to the class parts
of the graduating class. The stage
was prettily set with statuary, ferns
and flowers. while overhead the shields
of the four classes We're displayed. |
Very commendable work was shown |
in the essays delivered. and the hits |
on incidents Of school life were well |
received by the audience. The sing |
ing by the whole school, under the |
direction of Mr.. Soulee of Mortified, |
the instructor in our schools was es
pecially enjoyed. Following is the
program:
Piano duet-Dance OF The Demons.
Doris Powers. Antoinette Bergeron
Singing-The Forge
President of the day.
Raymond II. Johnson
Glass Grafton, Mabel j. Pike
Glass history, Ruth ]. Hall
Singing-with the Stream
Glass poem. Eloise II. White
Singing-Forget Me Not
Glass prophecy, Nellie F. Redding
by classes.
Chase
Wednesday night the final gradual :
ing exercises were held the two
highest honor parts being delivered, ,
the townspeople listened to one of the
finest entertainments which has been !
brought here in years. The Caroline |
Belcher string quartet rendered a
classical program in manner which t
showed remarkable ability, and Miss i
Ridgeway in her readings
aughter at her pleasure. and was re- 7
oeatedly encored until she was
obliged to decline further favors. The
program:
Selection, Quartet
invocation, Rev. w. +. White d
'alutatory, Ellen Frances Reddins :
Eloise Hamilton White !.
of diplomas II
Iento and finale from Quartet in F
Major. Dvorak !,
| Roman Scene, Miss Ridgeway
!. Music of the Spheres, Rubinstein
. Folksong and Fairytale, Kopylow
Polka, ZomZak :,
Miss Ridgeway
-ndante and Scherzo, Tschaikowsky
Quartet b
ketches, Miss Ridgeway
and valse, Glazounow n
Quartet
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. n
rank Elliott Monday. ca
Carl Myers of Philadelphia is visit
lg his brother. Harold. vi
A daughter was born to Mr. and dc
RS. William Tacy Sunday.
Alexander Ferguson has received he
lie second automobile to be owned in b
wn.
William Burrows of Newport Me-. w
visiting his daughter. Mrs. Stephen hi
cDonald. this week.
Misses Mary and Hattie King have be
me to the Thousand Islands to work fir
r the summer.
All are invited to the Methodist -
urch Sunday evening. when the ~
lstor will deliver a temperance adj
ess.
George S. Day of Millers Falls is ,;
sitting at W. NJ. Halls this week. eo
2 was obliged to return Tuesday to
S work for the day. da
Ira Chamberlain and Miss Olive C.
two popular young people ,
the town. were married Saturday c.
ening by Rev. A. j. wilkins. wi
9. S. Howe. F. E. Field and w. F.
bertson attended the meeting of -
: Mystic Shrine at Concord last ny
oh when Mr. Pohertson toolr his bill,
grees. acc
Rev. A. J. wilkins delivered =
ecial children's sermon at North Il
nsdale Sunday and the children gave mn
at Calvary NJ. E. church IAN
Re Sunday evening. pre-
mar
Forrest Bolton of the high school, Ice
Is attending the commencement ing