The Republican journal., 1912-07-04
The Schools of Unity.

Closing Exercises in the High and Grade
Schools.
/ The closing exercises of the Primary and
intermediate village schools, Unity, were held
last Friday night. The Primary grades, taught
by Miss Sibley, gave the following program:
Vocal Duet, Esther Unworthy, Doris Thompson
Dialogue, "The Sick Doll"
May, the Mother, Virginia Pilsbury
Susie, the Friend, Leoa Whitney
Jack the doctor. Everett Vickerv
Piano Solo, Virginia Woods
Exercise, "Paul Revere" Edith Norton, Leola
Whitney Virginia Woods.
Drill Little Mothers Garnet Giles Geneva
McNelly, Verna Carleton, Beatrice Soule,
Leola Whitney, Venetta Whitehouse
Doris Thompson, Clarissa Whitney, Idela
McNelly, Esther Unworthy.
Piano Solo, Virginia Pilsbury
MOTHER GoosE's PARTY
Mother Goose, Aurilla jackson
Peter Piper, Carol Gannett
Bo-Peep, Marie Libby
Ding-Dong- Bell-Boy, Sidney GRAHAM
Jack Horner, LinWood GRAHAM
Contrary Mary, Caroline Parkhurst
Mother Hubbard; Lizzie Morgan
Jack and JILL Silas Reynolds, Beatrice Soule
Tommy Tucker, Arthur Pilsbury
Bun Boy. Ralph Rollins
King Cole, Milton McNelly
FiddIers, Fred Fuller, Maurice Reynolds
Raymond Murch
Humpty Dumpty, Benz Hunt
Boy Blue, Howard Cornforth
Simple Simon, Harold Jones
Miss Mutfet, Mabel Larrabee
Maiden, all Forlorn, Virginia Woods
Tom the Piper, Thomas Hebert
The intermediate Grades gave the following
exercises connected with the graduation of the
Ninth Grade:
Piano Solo, Robert Rolfe Whitehouse
Prayer
Salutatory, Hugh Donald Chase
Grandest Character in American History,
Beatrice May Foster
Discovery and Exploration,
Albert Dexter Jackson
Our Country, Hattie Ella Rines
Solo, (Selected), Mary E. Rollins
One OF the Greatest Feats of the Age,
Charles Francis Ames
Life in the Country, Robert Wyne Rollins
Presentation of Diplomas. 'A''''e way 0S'e'
Benediction.
Piano Solo, William Grant
Much credit is to be given Miss Farrer, the
intermediate teacher, for the work done by
the seventh, eighth. sixth and fifth grades in
the following sketch:
ROYALTY IN OLD VIRGINIA."
Chief Powhatan, Henry Kelly dams
Pocahontas, Beatrice May Foster
Prescto, Hugh Chase
Highgate, Robert Rollins
John Rolfe, friend of Smith,
Robert Whitehouse
Jane Brewster, Mildred Berry
Katherine Wills, A. lone Cook
English Gentlemen,
10 Dbl
Colonial Ladies, Np '' '
Mary Rollins, Marian Wiggin,
lone Cook, Mildred Berry.
English Soldiers,
Wallace Reynolds, Vinal Thompson,
Wallace Berry Fogg, Cecil Bacon,
Clarence Hebert.
Indian Braves,
Woodford West, Albert Jackson,
Sam Farwell, William Grant
Indian Squaws,
Hattie Rines, Luella Ward,
Marguerite Soule Jennie Walton,
Kathleen Brown.
Gov. Dale, James Haskell Hebert
High school held their exercises in Odd Fell
lows Hall the night of June 18th, and the
participants in the following program can be
given the highest praise:
Music
| Prayer
/ Music
1.-THE Rebellion in China"
Charles Herbert Bartlett,
Beyond the Alps Lieth Thine Italy,
Mildred Annola Rollins
| Music
woman Suffrage" Gladys Maude Clifford
"He Conquers Who Endures,"
Emily Mae RoselanG
Music
Presentation of Diplomas
Music
Benediction
Music
Mr.. Bartlett, the first speaker. handled hi
subject in an interesting and able way.
Miss Rollins used the well known essay it'll
Beyond the Alps Lie Italy" in commendabl
manner. Perhaps one Of the most praiseworth,