Citywide Diploma Day For 629 Graduates
Five city institutions host the event with 629 diplomas to be awarded. Girls High School holds ceremonies at 9 30 with 213 graduates led by Caroline Trommer. English High, Lawrence prizes, and Franklin medals follow. Normal School confers 103 diplomas at 9 80, with speakers including Sarah I Arnold and Wallace Boyden. Girls Latin School closes with 43 diplomas at 2 30 and drawing and shop exhibits accompany the sessions Mech Arts High School grants diplomas at 9 80 with addresses by McCruddan and Shipman and a final display by Frank Vogel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Girls’ High School
Dora Burnee
Caroline J. Trommer
Elizabeth R. Cash
Harry S. Murphy
Abraham E. Pinanski
Morris Soperstein
William C. Taylor
Maurice KE. Wyner
J. H. Applebee
George H. Benyon
William T. A. Fitzgerald
Charles L. Burrill
Boston Normal School
Robert T. Paine
Sarah I. Arnold
Simmons College
Wallace C., Boyden
Edwin P. Seaver
Augustine L. Rafter
George H. Martin
Latin School
Glee Club
Katherine
F. K. Stillings
Ella E. Spry
Gertrude Fisher
Gladys A. Graves
E. C. Black
Boston University
Ellen F. Pendleton
Wellesley College
Paul Revere Frothingham
Frank Vogel
Mechanic Arts High School
Francis H. McCruddan
S. B
William R. Shipman
Tufts College
Graduating Exercises at Chelsea High School Head of Class Bryant Nichols
Chelsea High School graduation celebrated by 51 pupils with Bryant Nichols leading the class. Mayor Willard presented diplomas as essays were read by Ralph Stearns Elizabeth McKee and Nichols. Cum laude honors went to Bryant Nichols Sara Gould Haven Elizabeth Wagner McKee Mildred Ellis Jones and Alfred Winsor Brown Jr. A large list of graduates followed with many names including Helen Barry Leslie Morris Clough Mary Cox Clara Currier Edith Dunham and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea High School
Bryant Nichols
Chelsea Academy of Music
Ralph W. Stearns
Elizabeth W. McKee
Glee Club
E. E. Willard
Sara Gould Haven
Elizabeth Wagner McKee
Mildred Ellis Jones
Alfred
Winsor Brown, Jr
Nellie Mabel Becker
Caroline Griffin Chard
Herman Simon Freedman
Helen Barry
Sadie Gerry Brown
Leslie Morris Clough
Mary Jeanette Cox
Clara Louise Currier
Helen Reed Curry
Lilian Anna Curtin
Gladys Smith Duffee
Edith Winchester Dunham
Edith Blyde Fay
Mary May Gainard
Maud Jeannette Gilbert
Lila Metcalf Holmes
Alice Augusta Johnson
Edith Lawrence King
Marion Elizabeth King
Marion Frances Locke
Edna Frances Morrill
Annie Louise Norton
Chella Manly
Wellesley Girls Stage Foresters in Grand Senior Show
Wellesley June 19. The Foresters presented before a large audience with Miss Edith Batts and Miss Elizabeth Bass in principal parts. Post performance, seniors received flowers and an informal reception followed by a senior garder party on Norumbega Hill. Saturday evening features a chapel steps gathering, class yells, and the baccalaureate sermon at 11 o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellesley
Edith Rosine Batts
Elizabeth Bass
Rowing Club
Maine Club
M. Edith Lusk
Lucy M. Hegeman
Tau Zera Epsilon
Clare S. Raymond
Phi Sigma Society
Grace E. Steiner
Florence Barth
Agora Society
Norumbega Hill
Impromptu Long Wharf Prize Fight Ends With Nose Lost
On Long Wharf a spontaneous prize fight unfolded between Bernard J. Dobbyn of East Boston and a man named O'Brien. Without ring rules, the bout lasted four rounds with heavy blows and ground fighting. O'Brien won after allegedly biting off a piece of Dobbyn's nose. Dobbyn was hospitalized and O'Brien fled before police arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Wharf
Bernard J. Dobbyn
Webster Street
Boston
Dobbyn
O'Brien
O’brien
New Officers of the Chelsea School Battalion
Principal Alton F Briggs announces appointment of officers for the Chelsea High School battalion. Roles include Major Edward C Farrington adjutant Norman Dillingham quartermaster Elmer N Fickett quartermaster sergeant Charles F Kibby bugler George Douglass and company officers led by Captains Ralph Clements Hobart French William Strobeck and other lieutenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton EF. Briggs
Chelsea High School
Edward C. Farrington
Norman Dillingham
Elmer N. Fickett
Charles F. Kibby
George Douglass
Ralph Clements
Fred Joy
William Taly
Hobart French
George Morrison
William Brander
William Strobeck
William Heath
Fred McNessa
First Brigade Encampment Opens at South Framingham
June 19 report from South Framingham notes the First Brigade M.V.M. encampment ready to open with guard mount at noon tomorrow. Brigadier General Thomas R. Mathews and staff oversee brigade headquarters as tents rise and camp grounds resemble a model military camp awaiting the arrival of the Second and Sixth Infantry and artillery units tomorrow morning. Transportation of baggage occupied much of today between the railroad station and camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Framingham
Thomas R. Mathews
Pope Takes A Rest In Rome As Audiences Pause
The Pope did not hold an audience today despite denying reports of a relapse. Dr. Lapponi urged a pause until the consistory next Monday, but the Pope insisted on proceeding. He ordered Archbishop Fischer of Cologne and his suite admitted to see him tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Lapponi
Fischer
Cologne
Girl Burned in Kerosene Lamp Blast at Home
Malden report states 12 year old Hetty O Connor daughter of Mr and Mrs William O Connor of Pearl street Edgeworth sustained severe burns to head and face when a kerosene lamp exploded at their home last evening on June 18
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malden
Hetty O'Connor
William O’connor
Pearl Street
Edgeworth
Chelsea High School Class Night Reception at Lincoln Hall
Chelsea High School held a reception and dance for the graduating class in Lincoln Hall last night. Matrons greeting guests were Mrs. Carolyn M. Gerrish, Adelaide D. Simmons, and Mary Keane. George H. McIntyre served as floor director with assistants Captain Samuel W. Edridge and Lieutenant R. W. Stearns from the school battalion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chelsea High School
Lincoln Hall
Carolyn M. Gerrish
Adelaide D. Simmons
Mary Keane
George H. McIntyre
Samuel W. Edridge
R. W. Stearns
East Boston High School Holds Diplomas for Fifty Nine Graduates
Fifty nine East Boston High School graduates received diplomas. Samuel R. Coghlan read an essay on Wireless Telegraphy and transmitted despatches from a transmitter to a piano receiver. The program included music, a Napoleon picture presentation, typewriting demonstrations, prizes, and speeches by Principal Joan F. Eliot and Hon. M. J. Murray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phow
Hearn
Samuel Robert Coghlan
East Boston
Napoleon
James Albert Taylor, Jr
Frank Vogel
Joan F. Eliot
Cudworth
Annie G. Pigeon
Clara &. McPherson
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Emmons
Boston Police
King of Hoboes
Harvard
Hhis
Chickering
Whitman
Elizabeth W. M’kee
Newton Newkirk
Post
Judge Emmons
Orenbergs
Washington, Hanover and
Elm Streets
Chelsea School
Sacred Heart Church
Father Cummins
Roslindale
Church of the Sacred
Brown Avenue
Ashland Street
Edward Saunders
John James
Edward Connolly
John F. Cummins
Haydn
Katherine Keefe
Katherine Hoban
John McElroy
William de Winter
Helen M. Burke
Sacred Heart League
Ladies’ Sodality
Knights of the Sacred Heart
Children of Mary
P. J. Supple
D. D
Cambridge
Pope
East Boston High School
Purdy
J. Albert Taylor
Annice A. Anderson
Chariton D. Putnaga
Samuel R. Coghlan
David Rines
Regina P. Horton
Mildred B. Sargent
Agnes M. Mahoney Maude Sprague
Aloyse M. Owen
Agnes G. Strong
Exve C. Anderson
Elsie M. Littlefield
William T. Bennett
Marion J. McConnell
Muriel E. Bissett
Henry P. McLaughlin
Thomas F. Brunton
M. Joseph Nail Hersey
Mary E. Conli Wietes
Fred
Mabel G. Finlay
Joseph A. Fitzpatr
Hattie E. Fowles
Harry M. Gilstein
Arthur N. Godinsk
Stella Goosbray
Robert E. Gowell
Edith BE. Graham
Viela
Yuvius
John T. O'Connell
Mabel A O'Connell
John J. O'Donnell, Jr
Rcincema
Bertha L. Greenwood
Fannie M. Gaeth
Harold P. Gurney
Anna Gustafson
Harriet M. Gustowski
Mary W. Hines
Mary M. Hogan
Charles D. Kissock
Matthew J. Lambert
Helen L. Leahy
Mary E. Leehan
Bertha M. I. Rausch
Martha E. J. Rausch
Mary J. Sadler
Jeremiah L. Shea
William I. Staples
Oliver E. Story
James A. Taylor, Jr
John W. Thornton
Myrtle W. Webster
William I. Whitehead
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