The Somerset reporter., 1907-11-21
ALL THE LATEST NEWS
From the Somerset Towns.
DeNNisToWN.

James H. Wilson and son, Eugene,
have gone in the woods for Rogers OF
Long Pond.
Miss Evelyn Henderson is spend
ing few days with her sister, Mrs. l
/. Graffte of Jackman.
Joseph b. Henderson and sons are
cutting wood for Ruel Holden of At
team.
Geo. Henderson is home from guild
ing.
A. A. Graffte was home over Sun
day from his numbering camps, Holeb.
Charles Stewart is guiding some In
diana sports at Sandy Bay.
Miss Lucilla Wilson is sporting at
home for the present.
Mrs. Newell Graffte visited her sis
ter, Mrs. George Heagans of Jack
man, Sunday.
Mrs. Alvin Hilton Is visiting her
mother, Mrs. James II. Wilson for q
few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Moore have sew
eral Indiana sports boarding with
them.
Mrs. Joseph Wilson has gone to
spend the winter with her daughter,
Mrs. Ira McDaniels of Jackman.
GRADUATING EXERCISES.
The graduating exercises of the
primary class of 1907 Stetson school
occurred at the Stetson school house,
Saturday evening, October 26th. The
following program was rendered:
Graphophone, Religioso March; re-
citation, The Squirrels Lesson, Villa
Adella Wilson; singing, Mount YER
non Bells, by primary classes 1905 and
1907; recitation, Wish l We're Bird,
Ida Lillian Henderson,; graphophone,
Chimes, Ring the Bells Of Heaven;
singing, Sunny Golden Rod by pri-
mary classes 1908 and '07; valedictory
Good Bye, Queenie Mavis Stewart;
presentation Of diplomas by A. A.
Graffte, superintendent.
Following the above a very inter-
esting program was carried out by
the Intermediate class of 1908:
Recitation, Little Jim, Marjorie
GrafYte; graph op hone, Lincoln's
Speech at Gettysburg; recitation,
The Dying Nun, Everlyn A. Hender-
son; recitation, You put no Flowers
on my Papa's Grave, Leona E. Will
son; graphophone, The Song of the
Steeple; recitation, The Ship on Fire,
Della M. Henderson; recitation, Ost-
Ter Joe, Dorothy l. Stewart; graphic
phone, The Tale the Church Bells
Tolled; recitation, Little Mikes Pray
or, Marjorie Graffte; recitation, The
Last Hymn, Evelyn A. Henderson.
A very pretty closing to this pro-
gram was the weaving and unweav-
Ing of our National colors by six
young girls to the tune of the Nation
al Two-Step played on the graphic
phone. The members of the gradu-
ating class were dressed in pure
white, while they of the intermediate
class 1908 were gowned In pink and
white, their graduating colors Of 1905.
The decorations of che school room
were Of the National colors, red,
white and blue.
Through the kindness OF supt. A.
A. Cratic a very pleasant hour was
enjoyed by all present in listening to
music on the graphophone.
The following pupils were not alb
sent one half day during the term:
Dorothy Stewart, Della Henderson,
Marjorie Cratic, Queenie Stewart,
Ida, Henderson, Wilfred Henderson,
Doris Henderson and Florence Hen
derson; not absent more than one
day, Evelyn Henderson, Edith Stew
art, Leona Wilson. Successful exam
nations were passed by the following
pupils, each receiving 100 per cent in
all their studies. Intermediate class
1908, Majorie M. Cratic, Leona E.
Wilson, Della M. Henderson, Guy A.
Henderson. EVELYN A. Henderson and
Dorothy I. Stewart; intermediate
class 1910, Wilfred s. Henderson; pri-
mary class 1907, Villa A. Wilson,
Queenie A. Stewart, Ida Henderson;
primary class 1909, Edith q. Stewart,
Doris A. Henderson, Florence E.
Childes and Florence II. Henderson.
Mrs. A. A. Cratic, teacher.
The examinations referred to above
were Of test kind, the entire woEk
OF the past term being reviewed the
last day. Geography led in the
greatest number Of questions sub
mitted over 1855 to the different