The Republican journal., 1909-06-10
WINTERPORT.
Rev. l. H. Wharf is quite ill at his home.

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Rev. l. H. Wharf is quite ill at his home.
W. H. Page has sold his house on Willow
street to Arthur Dockham of Prospect.
Charles Mason has moved his market from
the Shaw block to the A. E. Fernald store.
Mr.. A. H. Hanscom and family have arrived
from Boston and opened their house for the
summer.
Mrs. Anne Deane, and her daughter Mrs.
kellenburg of Everett, Mass are the guests
of Mrs. John Kelly.
The degree staff of Mizpah Rebekah Lodge
went to Unity Thursday to work the degree at
the District Assembly.
The many friends of Ralph Lane will regret
to learn that he has been obliged to go to the
hospital to be operated for appendicitis.
Mr.. Willard Merrill of Hudson made brief
visit in town recently, calling on a number of
his old friends, who were all glad to see him.
Miss Blanche Shaw, who has been for so
long an efficient teacher in our Grammar
school, has also resigned her position having
completed her 30th term.
The graduation exercises of the primary
school, taught by Mrs. Flora Marden took
place at the school room Wednesday after
noon. The little folks acquitted themselves
finely and quite large class received their di-
plomas and were promoted to the Grammar
school.
The commencement exercises of the Winter
port High school, which were held last week,
were of great interest and were we'll attended.
We certainly have school of which we may
well be proud. First on the program was the
baccalaureate sermon, which was delivered at
the Methodist church Sunday evening by Rev.
A. ]. Lockhart and it is needless to say that it
was fine one. The other exercises were held
at Union hall, which was as usual finely decor
ated, the stage looking particularly nice. Mon
day evening was the Freshman and Sophomore
prize recital; Tuesday, the Junior exhibition;
Thursday, the graduation exercises, winding
up Friday night with ball. The programs
were as follows:
FRESHMAN AND SOPHOMORE PRIZE RECITAL.
Music, Hazel Young, Pianist
The Legend of St. Freda,
Annie Louise Hughes
Gualberto's Victory, Leola Marguerite Joslin
The Polish Boy, Morton Lester Carleton
Music.
Last Charge of Marshal Ney,
Annie Ellen Morgan
The Gladiator, Marley Augustus Rich
The Picknickianson Ice,
Frank Chester Littlefeld
Music
The Switchman's Story, Mildred Hannah Cole
How Persimmons Took Care lob de" Baby,
Charles Colman Simpson
On The Other Train, Mary Theresa Hughes
Music.
Judges: Mrs. VIM. Fernald, Mrs. R. S. Rundlett,
Mr.. C. R. Eaton.
JUNIOR EXHIBITION.
Recitation, Columbia's Banner
Eva Christine Jepson.
Essay, Past, Present and Future,
Gladys Estelle Cole.
Recitation, Jem's Last Ride
Ruth Francena Dyer.
Music.
Recitation, Scene at Niagara Falls
Verna Asenath Clark.
Essay, A Hidden Treasure
Harold Reuben Varney.
Recitation, The Maiden Martyr
Ruth Agnes McDonough.
Recitation, College Oil Cans
Helen Moulton Calderwood.
Essay, Beyond the Alps Lies Rome
Frances Marie Lougee.
Recitation, The New South
Mildred Sarah Donlin.
Recitation, A Thrilling Sketch
Leroy Henry Smith.
Music.
GRADUATION EXERCISES.
Prayer
MUSIC.
Recitation, The Last Banquet
Blanche Marion Belches.
Essay, A Journey Among the Alps
Asenath Annie Carleton.
Essay, The Spirit of Liberty
Howard Hollis Crimmin.
Vocal Solo, Miss Marie Wardwell
Recitation, How He Saved st. Michaels
Gladys Estelle Cole.
Recitation, Lasca
Leroy Henry Smith.
Essay, The Meaning of America
Harold Reuben Varney.
Vocal Solo, Miss Marie Wardwell
Recitation, The Pilots Story
Grace Dilla Cols0n.
Recitation, "Pro Patria"
Frances Marie Lougee.
Essay, Stepping Over the Threshold
Verna Afsenath Clark.
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