Putnam patriot., 1908-06-26

Dame Fortune be kind as well as Fate, To every member of Nineteen. Eight. X committee was appointed to coop. crate with the principal in arranging for the banquet of 1900, and consists of Geo. E. shaw, C. B. Johnson, l.. O. Williams, Nelson Mansfield, president of the class of 'os, and also the presi- dent of the class ef ID. The following were present. E. h. Johnson Charles FrankIia L. II Falier o3is Fox pe x Ms. l. R kcm i.emyfs Ellis Mf.S Nfs,c. ls.Jehnsea Maiiefic bradford r. r. Russell Mailan Andem ]. k. Carpenter tiessst arpentof M r. button t,o.truae Medburs Marian Titus William Arm la Amy Wallen Edward N. Mnlan Grace Hay den Frank iiewarth Olive tsllchrisf Nelson Maasiieid Florence neeay Howard Bradford jehn c. Johnson Mrs. E. C. Virgin; Mr. X Mrs. G. E. shaw Apielle Wright Dr. E. r. Perry klnahet'. Wright Florence Thatcher Mr. S Ms. c. k. Child l.. q Williams John Bsrnes FredelI k. Randall Abhie il. Keith Blanche A. Randall Mr.AMrs D. \ .sts dbary Mr. X Mrs. C. c.lsprsttMrs Isabel tsfria Mir. X Mrs. | iSAudcmFraaccs $ Watntr Mr < M,s.E NJ Warnertsetti ud, Warner Mr..v NrsJ r F.Garpenorhelen Bradley Raymond Kennedy Miss Holt Heer Hammond tseo. A. Hammond
 CLASS pAy EXERCISES were held in the Bradley theatre Wed. nesday afternoon, and the theatre was well filled, but many of the audience Jeff before the completion ot the pfo- gram on account Of the approaching storm. The exercises were as follows: Selection, school Orchestra Girls Ghofns--Noines uf the Woods,
 Rubcnsteiu Glass History, Charles ]. Kenny Presentation of Souvenirs,
 Gertrude R. Medhury Selection, school Orchestra Glass Prophecy, written by Nelson Mansfield, delivered by N. (. Arnold Prophecy on the Prophets, Marie l.. Lucier | Tfio-l.ovels Rose, Vincent Edith f. Johnson, ,Agnesl'rasef, NJ arion 1 W. Andeni, violin obligato by John A.
 Morse, Jr Glass Will, Lemyra r.. Ellis l Selection, School Orchestra
 aRADrATIoN ExERcisEs I he Bradley theatre was crowded al the graduation exercises on Thursday evening Tue curtain rose disclosing the school seated in five tiers. fife orchestra began a inatch and the grad uatinp class marched to seats in front ! The following program was then car fied out
 Orchestra
 Invocation, Rev. John w. Wake thorns--tomrades Awake, Storc' Essay Woman Of theiast Pre-enl
 and Future, Marjorie C. Bradford Essay-The Art Of Advertising
 Marion W. Anden Chorus--i,attle of theDawn. .vonFlotov Address, r. S. Henson. D. D fhofas-~Night, Ergmnni PresentatloE of Diplomas. E. NJ. Warne Quartet-fie0d Night, Von t'lotov Mary Ii. Daniels, Gladys k. William John A. Morse, Jr., Win. N. Wright Orchestra
 P. $ Henson. D. D., Of Tieiuon Temple, Boston. the speaker of th' evening. must surely have made lasting impression upon the minds 0 the young people whom he canie t
  address. His remarks were tcemiu; with wit and humor. but his point protruded prominently from each lit tie story and witty sally. and wer' driven home in more serious mood He took for his theme ''Gunnery. which he divided into three parts Gun Metal. Ammunition, and Aim. The metal of which each is made thoughts the ammunition, and tru. and steadfast aim, combination which throws the projectile the far thest. hits the hardest. sinks the deep 1 est, and where 1t strikes 1t springs bends down anf springs again, until whole continent is covered 1 F. NJ. Warner in the presentation of diplomas lauded the school. ths teachers. and pupils, and bid the graduating class every success on the voyage of life.
 Glass William ". Wright Marion W. Andem, Marjorie (. Brad ford.
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