The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1905-06-16

$4,000 FOR
GREENWICH
ACADEMY

In the midst OF the graduating exercises
at East Greenwich Academy yesterday
the alumni and pupils were cheered to
hear the announcement by Principal L. S.
Horton that Mrs Swift. widow OF Gus
tavus F. Swift OF the packing industry
fame had donated $4,000 without restric-
tions for the academy as the management
may dictate
II Is from a fund OF s2s5 900, created by
the will OF her deceased husband, Gusta-
vus f. Swift This sum was obtained
largely through the personal efforts on
Bishop Mallaieu, Mrs Mallalieu and Mrs.
Swift having been schoolmates on Cape
Cod, and a brother OF Mrs. Swift once
having been student at the academy.
The $40, 900, Principal Horton said, VIII
probably be used toward the erection or
a building for gymnasium.
The announcement was cheered TO the
echo
In his address 10 the graduates Govern
or Utter said: Speaking in behalf -tha
state 10 you as graduates ! wish 10 en-
phasize the biblical truth that TO whom
much Is given much shall be required.
And I place you among those 10 whom
much has been given.
did you ever think what a debt we
owe 20 the world I'm general? There are
some debts a man can never pay, but
there is none he cannot balance IL Is In
behalf Of the balancing OF your personal
accounts that ! wish 10 speak a few
words
Most people don't care much about
current events but there is always some
man who thinks and cares. and because
OF this things move
Young people IL Il your duty and your
privilege 90 think and 70 care, I ask OF
you first OF all 10 stand for what your
conscience tells you is right Your busi-
ness is, then. 10 think and care and 10
move others 10 think and care and act
for what is right.
- Do thy duty that is best,
Leave unto the Lord the rest"
"One thing more There is no success
that comes 10 life I'm ideness. II comes
only 10 those who toll There may come a
time. by-and-by. when there will be hap
piness In rest. but today the only thing
for US 10 remember is that success only
comes by toll. want TO leave with you
the thought OF the honorableness OF toll.
F" Heaven is blessed with perfect rest,
But the blessing OF earth is toll"
THE GRADUATES
Gov. Utter presented a diploma 10 each
graduate. the members OF the class as
cending 10 the platform. Their names,
courses OF study covered and postoffice
addresses are as follows:
Classiss,-Dorothy Bourne. Warwick;
Ruth Byron Wheelock East Greenwich:
Martha Grace Yates South Atlanta. Ga.
Latin Scientifc--M Marion Babcock Gif-
ford. East Greenwich Elizabeth Lowe
Hedge East Dennis. Mass.
Scientihc--Louise Alling Bronson. Bea-
con Falls, Conn; Frederick May Boyce,
Providence
Academic-Thomas Henry Clarke. Cen
trev&Ee; Sarah Ethel Crompton. East
Greenwich: Grace Maria Nichols. War.
wick; Jennie Skinner Williams. Colches.
ter. Conn.
Art-Albert Cook Church, New Bedford
Mass
Commercial-Annie Eliza Austin Davis.
VILE Mabel Adell Curtis. Apponaug. SUI
sic Godfrey, East Greenwich: Annie We
ronica Hunt, East Greenwich: Grace
Evelyn Sherman, Riverpoint. Rose Ellen
Toolin. Cowesett; Jessie McKechnie Trav-
ers. East Greenwich: Harry Raplee Chad
sey. Wexford; Benjamin Edmund Colli-
son. Providence; Alexander John McCaus-
land Camden, y. j.; Benjamin. Frank
Solomon. East Greenwich
Amanuenss-Ella Frances Albro Pbe-
nix Edythe Alma Arnold, Apponaug
Lena Alden Doane. Brockton. Mass. FL
len Josephine Frederickson. Meriden.
Conn; Elizabeth Celestine Hammond
East Greenwich; Edith Maria Henry.
East Greenwich; Sadie Brown Vaughn.
Davisville