The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-06-12
In NeW Hampshire
HINSDALE.
SUCCESSFUL COMMENCEMENT.
Hasdais High School Favored With
Beautiful Weather,

Fair weather favored the students a
the high sohool IA their Anaaal el,srf
vance II commencement week and III
essrsises Nrte beautiful and impTrsslNs
The program hosan with the haecal
ruaie sermon SUNDAY afternoon ~ Rev
j, u, Meakley, Following Was tho pFo
gram
Singing ,,,,,,,.,...,,,,,,,s,,,, DoAologl
Responsive Reading .,.,,,,s,,,s,,,ss's'
singing sssssssssssstsasssstsss
l.ods Prayer ,'s,,s,,',s,,ss''ss''s,''
hlotia ram ,f'ssst''',, f'f',,..ssf a. i,n,si
Scripture Reading Rev, w, !, Whit
PRAYER .,,.,...,,,,,,,,, Rev, q, X. Locks
SINGING 'ssss'ss,s. ''sa'itss' ss,s'.ssi,t
sermon ,,.,..,., Character ~ SELF uiNins
Rev, J. u. Weaklcy.
Singing ,sssssss'sst.sstsssssssss
Hen~iiclion ssss.sssssssssstssstsssrs
A large and appwciaii,c audience gath
ern,l IN the town hall Tuesday evening @
hear the annual JUNIOR speaking, The
program Was as follows;
Overture ,,...s......,.s,..ss,, bfchrslfA
How they Stopped the Run ...s,s,,,;
..,,....,..........., Robert =, Quigley
Lily Iamsse's Ridc.,,.,,,, Mary 4, Coll
How Tom Sawyer Whi,ewashed the
Fence .,,........... Nilirei =, ueiphy
Selection 's.'........'''.,,:. 800 oi'hes'ia
ht NlntA Ah' biAA"t iNiA ss.
............,........ EllKabeth j. Bruce
Tale Of the Kennebcc Mariner ,.......
...................... Thomas {, Mann
Ole Mistis .,........., Clifford ID, S,earns
Selection ...................., Orchestra
King Robert Of Sicily. Ruth \, Fisher
The Missionary Box that Scandallsed
the Village ,,,,.,,,.,..l.i EiAe t. Booth
Selection ......s.,,,.,,,.,,,s,, Orchestra
Had the class had anything 20 say
about the weather they could handy have
planned a better evening for their class
day exercises than that OF Tuesday. The
stage was very prcttily trimmed for this
occasion with ferns and flowers. The pro
gram was Is follows:
uNeiluf 's.' '''f''.,', - 800 ~ n, -"
Presidents Address, Education IN Phil
lppines ,s'.,..sss.''.. var ", ,ais,aht
Glass Grafton ...,... Winnie NJ. Redding
Class History ......... Monte T.. Purcell
Immigration .,....., Harold W. Merritt
Glass Prophecy ........... Mollie ~ Pike
Selection ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, brchc-tfa
Opportunity ......... Lena l.. lligglnson
Address TO Undergraduates ............
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Doris +, Powers
Selection ............,.,.....,. Orchestra
Forestry ............, Prentlss W. Taylor
Glass Will ....,,... Jane VI. McCanghefn
song, NHg VI NHt fnl'Ht 's'''''s ''''h'''
The graduating exercises Wednesday |
evening were very largely attended and |
high class entertainment was given. Tn. |
Lotus quartet OF Boston furnished de-
lightflil entertainment. Too much IN
praise Of their singing cannot be said. In
diyidually the members of the quartet
possess voices of the very highest excel
ience. as was evidenced by the charming
manner in which the solo parts were ren.
dered Every number was encored and
the artists responded with good feeling
that was delightful. The reader, Mrs.
Bertha Wells Cohoon OF Boston, was one
of the best ever heard in Hinsdale. Her
selections were of high order and be-
sides being enjoyable, they were artistl-
cally rendered. showing her to be read.
er of the best class. She showed drama
tic ability and versatility and was OBJ
liged TO respond to an encore at each ap,,
pearance Those who expected TO lind
Lucille McConville the ordinary child
wonder" of the vaudeville stage attempt
ing impossible things, were very pleasant
w disappointed. In spite of her youth,
Miss McConville proved to be an artist OF
unusual skill and intelligence, with a
mastery of her difficult instrument, which
was obvious to all within few moments
after she produced the first note.
Last evening a reception was given to
the graduating class by the members OF
the Junior class. Music was furnished by
Leitsinger's orchestra of Brattleboro Tor
the dancing, which was from to .
o'clock !