The Press., 1915-06-16


 Walter Bosquet is spending week
 at East Lyme.
 Levi Gary is confined to his home
 by an attack of rheumatism.
 Miss Bessie Hyde of Hartford has been the guest of her aunt, Mrs. J. H. Fox.
 Farley Patten is home from the University of Pennsylvania for the summer.
 Regular meeting of Mineral Springs lodge. K. of P, Friday evening. Election of officers.
 Paul Genholt is running a new Ford touring car, purchased from the Hudgon Garage Go.
 The barbers and bar tenders will cross bats in a match game of base
 ball Thursday afternoon at ? 30 at Hyde Park.
 There will be an election of officers at the regular meeting of Onneco Tribe, I. O. R. M, Thursday night at Society hall.
 The wedding of Harold Arthur Crane and Miss Ella Hastings Lewis will take place at IT Northampton road, Amherst, Mass Saturday.
 Miss Frances Alden. oldest daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Hannibal Alden, graduated from Wellesley college yesterday and will return home Thurs day.
 SCHOOL NOTES.
 The graduation of the grammar school will take place in the assembly room at 2 30 o'clock, June 22 The list of graduates is as follows: Dorothy Pinney. Gwyneth Rees, Doris Park hurst, Dorothy Stevens, Ronald Mitch ell, Ida Campo, Florina Tonon, Joseph Fontanella, Arthur Champagne, Isa- belle Campo, Catherine Hass"tt. Lilly Blick, William Bowler, Oliver Fontanella, Mollie Kuslansky, Will liam Comins, Lena Remor, Marion Jones, Alice McLagaD, Anna Hewett, Margaret Schofield, Doris Sullivan, Earl Jacobsen, Esther Brodersen, Richard Glazier, Elinor Graves, Her. bert Hirsch, Hildreth Whitaker, Hilha Fitzpatrick. The program will be as follows: Piano duet, Doris Parkhurst, Dorothy Stevens; prayer, Rev. l.. Rees; address of welcome, Ronald Mitchell; A Famous Woman, Gwyneth Rees; Gypsy's Song, class; How he saved St. Miohael's, Herbert Hirsoh A Brave Little Quakeress, Hildreth Whitaker; violin solo, Arthur Cham. pagne; Glass Prophecy, Hilda Fitz- patrick, Margaret Schofield; piano solo, Mollie Kuslansky; Stafford s Flood, Dorothy Pinney; Evangeline, Anna Hewett; We're Tenting To- night, class; Slavery Question, Will liam Comins; Kentucky Belle, Doris Sullivan; Sing Me to Sleep, Marion Jones; Ride of Collins Graves, Earl Jacobsen; Morning Invitation, class; of diplomas, Rev. I. P. Booth; benediction, Rev. P. V. Nor wood.
 The commencement exercises of the high school will be held at the Comi- que theatre on Thursday evening, June 24th, at s o'clock The graduates are as follows: Ruth Lee Andrews, Vincent Carey, Harriet Alma Cooper, Zelma Marguerite Cooper, Thomas Lawrence Cummiskey, Cyril William Dawson, Catherine Mildred danley, Hattie Mary Lee, Bernard Leo Mullins, Alexander Papp, Mary Evelyn Reynolds.
 The invitations are out this week. 'ears a certain section of the hall will ,e reserved for parents and friends who have tickets. A space will also ,e reserved for the alumni. Unless he invitations are accompanied by tickets the receivers are entitled to no better seats than the public, as these invitations are sent by each member If the class to persons whose presence s especially desired, but for whom here are not sufficient tickets. Ample for the public will be provided south of the doors and in the three hundred seats.
 The class day exercises will be held | 1t St. Edwards hall, Tuesday even- ng, June 22d, at o'clock. This is m invitation affair, but the alumni s invited without invitations, and llso any persons who have been mem- ,ers of the class since the freshman rear, but who have dropped out The ,lass day invitations have also been ssued Lynch's orchestra has been engaged for the evening. The exer- ,ises are to be carried out in an entirely new way this year and general good time is assured.