The Press., 1921-05-12
Fertilizer
Seed Potatoes
PHELPS & CUNNINGHAM

i The Dennis grain mill will close al
 noon on Thursdays until further no tice.
 It is very important that whenever
 a person receives a deed it should be
 left at the town clerks office for rec
 ord. In several instances, lately, de-
 serving people have | teen prevented from obtaining loans because the rec
 ord is not clear. The town clerk | feels that the above statement is due the taxpayers.
 Because of the rainy weather and the wet condition of Hyde Park, the May day exercises of the schools were postponed from Friday until Monday. A large gathering of parents, relatives and friends watched the children in their pretty games and drills. Short ly after one thirty o'clock the children assembled at the school and marched to the park. The May pole dance by the kindergarten pupils came first and brought much favorable comment. The kindergarten children were in charge of Miss Edith Cushman and Miss Clover Converse. Next came the first grade in a-singing game called "LOby LoO," which was pleasantly played under the direction of Miss Jackson and Mrs. Abbott A swing dance and Sing a Song of Sixpence" received the commendation of those present and was under the guidance of Miss Hewett A Merry go Round" and a Swedish Folk dance by the third grade under Mrs. Towne was prettily played. The wand star drill given by the pupils of the fourth grade
 in charge of Miss Caffery was a pleasing number. The third and fourth grades combined in a nicely carried our flag drill. A broom drill by the fifth and sixth grades under Miss Eddy and Miss Dickinson met with the entire approval of the be- holders. A rainbow drill by the sixth and seventh grades under Miss Turner and Mrs. ParaZek was very pretty and closed the first part of the exercises. The children were attired in white dresses with bright sashes and caps of a blue shade. Against the back ground of theS park the exercises were very attractive and towns people were given an opportunity to witness the large number of children receiving teaching in the public school Ath- letic exercises under the direction of Desmond Murphy of the high school faculty gave the boys of the school an to exert their growing The contests were for lov- ing cup and were all handicapp events. A five inning ball game end ed with the eighth grade victorious by a score of to 4. The seventh grade possessed a handicap of four outs but despite this set back the eighth grade won. Batteries for the eighth grade wereDavis and Abdo, while the heavy workers for the seventh grade were Clancy and Leo Campo. The loving cup for the highest number of points in the athletic events went to the seventh grade with 10k points. The relay race was won by the 9th, 7th, and 8th grades respectively. The broad jump went to George Clancy of the 7th grade. Bernard Armstrong of the 8th grade won the running broad jump. The tug of war, between a combination of the 9th and 7th grades and the 8th and 5th grades, went to the 9th and 7th. The 100 yard dash was won by Donald Mayo of the 8th grade. An impeachment race was won by George Abdo and Donald Eaton for the 8th grade. The wheel barrow race was won by Ralph Savy and Mario Taranella. The potato race was won Dy Mario Taranella of the 7th grade.