The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1906-06-15

Sweden Leo Lofts
Esther Epley
NOrwdg-Ralph jennings
Myrtle Cole
RuSSid-Don Moe
Irene Colburn
ChtnG-Lynn Downing
Jdpdn-lrma Lee
The grade exercises on Thursday
morning were a continuation of the
interesting programs given the pre-
ceding day, a noticeable feature of
which was the appearance in the
audience of the actors of the day be-
fore. Their burden Of entertaining
shifted TO the shoulders of others
they became the happy, care-free chill
dren whose love of noise and fun
makes the world the brighter for their
being in it. With perfect abandon
they applauded, and recalls were the
order of the day. In this group were
many sweet voices which gave pleas
ure to the listeners. The rendition of
songs, both solo and chorus, gave ev-
ldence of careful training. III the
program were the Little Maidens
from Japan" who were the recipients
of an encore to which they responded,
but the special feature was the ope-
rata, 'Edith's Dream" given by a
number of this grade, the scene being
laid in fairy land. The story told of
a little girl, who neglected her studies
and was sent of doors by her teacher
to study the multiplication table.
Falling asleep she was transported to
fairy land, meeting there her studies
in the form of fairies who formed a
court, with Herbert Bassett as Judge,
TO try her for remissness in her duty
TO them. After a spirited trial, dur
ing which she calls for aid upon the
queen of fairies, Edith reforms and
pursues her studies with pleasure.
We print the program below:
Cho-,,. The Ancient Archer
O''o'U' | The Deserted Garden
Twenty Four Boys and Girls
Recitation why Not, Indeed?
Earl Deming
Solo. ...... ......... Drowsy Babe
LA Barnes
Recitation - ..............Ch Chums
Paul Keene
Duet ........... -. Larboard Watch
Morse Huffer, Ralph Huffer
Recitation ............W Willie'S Hearing
Willie Sabin
Solo ................. .......... lOkio
Dale Harrison
Song 49,. Little MaidenS From Japan
Leta Ford, Nellie Harrington
Mildred Britton, Hazel Clute, Lulu
Tanning, Eleanor Dow, CIotIde
Wishart
Dialogue -. ... Neghborly Kindness
Louise Hall, Agnes Cagney
Operetta ........,.. Edith'S Dream
The program of the 3Sth commence
ment of the Paw Paw high school for
1906 given at the rink was as follows:
Professional March, Heaven Artillery"
Lincoln. x. Orchestra
Invocation ........ Rev. G. E. Huffer
Salutatory 80. 49,. Edyth M. Grimes
History -. ..... Harley R. Ball
Selection-The Isle of Bong Bong
HOicdrd. .......... Orchestra
on,-"Power'' :. Duane H. Mosier
Readng,-"The Black Horse and His
Rider" -. 80. -: Leo Mather
Vocal Solo-Voices of the Woods
RUbinstein. ... Beatrice B. Taylor
Essay-Is Poverty Cursel
Hazel l.. North
Class Poem. Mary A. Lake
Solo-"A Son Of the
Desert" "-PhilhpS. r. p. Warren of
Orchestra
Legacy. ....... Elizabeth Heckert
Grafton. "How Can They Succeed
A. Fremont Olsen
SOLDIERS Chorus"-"Faust"
High School
Prophecy ........ ....... Beth Richmond
Valeditory &c.. ......... Oscar +. Olson
Presentation of Diplomas
w. G.. Y. Ferguson
Benediotion. 80. Rev. A. w. Mumford
Recessional March-"The Motor"
hOSey....s...... .......-. .OrcneStra
Owing to lack of space we are COM
PEELED to omit detailed account, but
hope next week to give more of the
papers and perhaps further account
of the program.