The Press., 1917-06-21
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is visiting his father, Rev. ". Sher- man Thompson.
 The town flag, secured by public subscription through the effortsl of Miss Finely Kelly, was raised Sunday at 12. 30 p. m. with appropriate ex- eroises. Miss Kelly raised the flag, Rev. W. sherman Thompson gave the address and the children sang ''The Star SpanRled Banner. The surplus money which was left from the pur- chase of the flag will be used to buy a smaller flag to be put on Bald mountain, William Galbraith 6 Sons having put up flag pole.
 The graduation exercises of the grammar schools were held in Piedmont hall Friday evening at 8 o'clock with the following program Prayer, Rev. David l.. Kebbe; cantata. "our Flag" pupils of schools !; recitation, Something Great, " Jessie Merwin; song, "Where Life is Brightest, {" girls chorus, Somers Street school; recitation, The American Flag Ernest Russell {; song, "Morn Rise" girls chorus, Somersville school; essay, 'A A Man Without a Country, Frank Comts; songs, "Absent, ' ''The Oars are Splashing, combined girls chorus ; recitation, Legend of Bregens, l" Alice Leger; song, "Daybreak, !" mhined school chorus; oonferring of diplomas, A. N. Potter; America. y The graduates are Evelyn F. Butter worth, Frank P. Combs, Cornelius A. Connell, Chester Delaney, Rather inc F. HalpIn, Paul L. Hebert, Alice U. Leger, Philip J. Leroux, Jessie Merwia. Ernest F. Russell, Dorothy E. Spellman, Clement F. Turgeon.
 Registration list, made June 5th 1: William Abraham, Alexander Borelas Alicliowski, Harry Pyus Arstilsis. Forrest Everton Avery, Wilfred Leander Bordeaux, Alexis George Bordua, Addison J. Bouchard, Phileas Bourgeois, Floyd Edward Boyea, Gurdon Kibbe Bradley, William Augustus Bradley, Stanley Brainsky, Albert Rody Burnell, Godfrey Brunell, RaymondAlonzo Buck, Edward Stephen Cormier, Joseph O. Cormier, Vital s. Cormier, Frank Joseph Cormier, Wilfred Edward Cormier, Chiffil Cormier, Joseph John Cormier, Will liam Chenade, Carl Davis Daniels, Fred Cady Davis, Rufus David Desso, Harry Durham, Frank Dwonkus, Charles Richard Easter, George Earl Edgerton, Roland Ernest Ellis, Ernest Evans, Robert Galbraith, Valinte Galla, Eleazer Joseph Gautreau, Mitchell Joseph Gautreau, George Edward Georghegan, Anthony Cola, Joseph Grigas, William Walter Hahn, John Halpin, Thomas Joseph Halpin, Arthur Hanley, Edward Palmer Han ley, Henry Earl Hartwell, Kenneth Warren Hastings, Raymond. Miner Hastings, William Healey, Earl Daniel Hemenway, Philip Hendrick, Horace Leigh Herr, Myron Tracy Hills, William David Hogan. Harris John Hulburt, Theodore James Hurl- burt, George Grover Irish, Oliver Oscar Irish. John Emil Johnson, Michael Jurow, George L. Keeney, Edward Bruce Kensington, Clarence Ernest Kibbe, Ensign CleaFmont Kibbe, Everett Davis Kibbe, Howard Ernest King, John Landers, Thomas Michael Lentiluro, Joseph Leroux, Sherman Haynes Leathe, Albert Oliver LaBreOque, Leo Joseph LaBrecque, Charles Malonson, John Markelun, Geolge Edward McDonald, William Thomas MoMullen. George Alexander MoMullen, Julian Markowsky, Aide mard Morin, Albert Edward More house, Tony Mslisoski, John Moliski, Randolph Christopher Osbaker. John F. Osborn. Paul Patenaude, William Pancinmas, Chester Raymond Pease, Olesson Weirs Pease, Charles William w. Pease, Lawrence Edmund Pease, Kibbe Chapin Peirce, Raymond Burdett Pease, Chester Wood Pomeroy, Victor Joseph Pothier, Peter Reckley, Jacob Ruounski, Raymond James Ryan, Frank Daniel Sanborn, Frank Erwin Scofeld, Stanislaus Sholinski, Ike Shar, Glen Edson Smith, Ray Stanley Stowski, Fred. erick Owen Thresher, Willis Porter Torrey, Howard Raymond Triokett, Frank Urban, Herbert James Van Derwerken, Esau James Vezie, George Henry Waldion, John Edward Waldion, Joseph Francis Walenta, Amos Ed ward White, Cecil Amos White, Arthur Pratt Wolf, Albert William Wood, Charles Henry Warrington, Anthony Andrew Wuskell, Eugene Joseph Face, Benigan zenzelett.
 Somersville.
 Miss Dorothea Kseney has been visiting friends in New York for al few days. ...
 Miss Anna Dennison is quite i'll at her home. Miss Bertha Wood, gradu- ate nurse, is caring for her.
 Mrs. Louis Gowdy has been con- fined to her home by illness recently, not being able to conduct the chil- dren's service Sunday for the first time in eight years. ..-.a .s.-
 Mrs. Leland Keeney, accompanied by her little daughter, Harriet, has gone to DeKAlb, Ill, to attend the, wedding of her sister, Jean Ellwood, to Frank Chapel of New London. Leland Keeney went Friday.