Milford chronicle., 1914-06-12
FREDERICK.


Children's Day services will be held in
the NJ. f. Church on SUNDAY morning.
June l4th, and at Barratt's Chapel at ,
20 clock in the afternoon
The Frederick Alumni Association gave
ITS annual banquet on last Thursday even
ing The hall was beautifully decorated
with flags and pennants, ard festoons Of
white and red crepe paper, the school
! coiors. Addresses were made by the
! president of the school board. + +. Mel
vim, and Secretary DR.. W Z. Hoev. both
OF which were much enjoyed w. T..
/ DAVIS, Esq, made avery effective PRAYER
! anu greatly encouraged the Young peo-
pie m their efforts to obtain an educa-
! ton. Mrs. J.. l. Carlisle and Miss EGz-
abeth Lank plryed several beautiful duets
on the piano. and Miss Lillian Postles.
one OF the Juniors, recited in her usual
charming manner Two short humorous
sketches entitled Engaging Tanet' and
sister MaSons were given, which pro
voked much merriment Those who took
part were: Mrs Kate Boone, Mrs. Mary
Postles, Mrs. Laura Mitten. Miss Hazel
Grithth, Miss Margaret George. AIissAIarv /
Palmer Mrs Mary Boone Miss Maud
Palmer, Miss Hester Spurry Miss Fran
cess Cook, Mrs. Annie Harrington. and
IN the last sketch the goat.
On Friday evening the Commence.
ment exercises was held in the Tovn
Hall when the Frederick High School .
graduated four Seniors. The faculty.
the school board, graduates and mus
cans were seated in a senii-circle on the
stage, and the front of the foot.lipbts
was banked with red and white roses
being the school colors. The flowers and
other decorations and the bright and
happy appearance of the graduates made
pretty picture. Prof Hydorn deserves
20 be complimented for the excellence 4
Of his program. which follows +
Selection ......... ol.
Invocation .......... Per u ia
!, .ano . Dae . -. Mrs. Carlisle and Miss Lank
Essay Inc influence of Education Upon Civic
Z, Ft9SperlJy ...-. -.....James Clifford YOUNG
Essay The Value of a Fixed Purpose" '''''S
D,... Alice Ida Jones
SueLl. .;-.-. Mrs. Hrsch and Mrs Dawson
Essay The Panama Canal Susie Edith Donoysn
Essay Enthusiasm and Common sense 81
;si....ou Elizabeth Melvin Hall $
Presentation Of Diplomas. Dr. " y ' ~, a
i9no Duet Mrs. Carlisle and Miss fsrf O
Sji '''....'..-. -. DIR. James E. Carroll
aulless' .-.---.-... .... DR.. Charles A WAGNER
3uett :......... Mrs. Hirsch and Mrs Daysson v
'S1iuiis .......... Rev. j. W Ionea
The graduates acquitted themselves "
cry creditably, both as to their masterIv S
landing ottheir subjects and their man
Ter OF delivery. They were quite at ease
nd happily received their diplomas fror,
'r W. F. Hoey, who presented them E
'ltn concise, graceful speech amid the +
pplause OF the audience. DR. Carroll i
tavorite here with the children. as we'll T
5 sne girown-ups, as interpreted with b
rs good common-sense talks are bitsFof
umor that like zone touch of nature D
lakes all the world akin. " The sinoing n
Mrs Hirsch and Mrs. Dawson vss
cry much appreciated BY the immense -
ldience. The selection, "Wbisner;ng !,
iope' was one of the most beautih,i
yer heard here by trained voices and r,
e would be glad to hear them sqs;n {,
ne address by DR. Charles A. Wagner -
as simply fine. He told us mani i H.,
resting things, and it was a pleasure ~
listen to him. Lastly, but by no means h,
asst was the musical numbers piven bs ~ ~
le famous Breme Brothers, pianist sn5 -
ohnist, and Mr.. Hesselburg, leader 81 -,
le A. o. .. w. band, who PLAYED tbe a.
'rnets They played inspiring patriotic ~,
rs, ana other things that kept the an IN
enee IN high good humor. Ever. n,