Harvard Class Day Plans Attract 20000 Attendees
The senior class will assemble at Holworthy and march to Sanders Theatre for a pro and sequence of events from 10:15 to 11 pm. Yard access is restricted after 2 pm with yard tickets required. Memorial Hall and gym events proceed separately. About 4 380 seniors are expected to attend the stadium program and Eliot’s reception.
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Holworthy
Appleton Chapel
Francis . Peat
Sanders Theatre
Sanders ‘Theatre
Glee Club
Eliot
Ai—Dangigg
Caer
Sever
Memorial Hall
Kirkland Street
Veega
Cuticura Cures Severe Body Skin Condition
A patient describes long lasting red spots and scales covered by a Cure with Cuticura Ointment and Resolvent. After thirty days of treatment theAffliction cleared, with prior trials spreading over years and affecting the body including limbs and torso. The account notes recurring scales and bloody discharge prior to improvement.
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Peoria
Harvard Commencement Preparations Attract Massive Attendance
Tomorrow marks Harvard College's commencement with over 20 000 visitors expected. The campus is lit with Chinese lanterns as seniors and graduates gather for prayers and ceremonies. Notable events include a poem reading by Julian Hinckley and a class ode by H A Blaglow with a chorus by H B Sawyer.
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Harvard
Harvard Yard
Provincetown Cape Fund Aids Erection On Hilltop
The town plans a new structure funded by a $40 000 grant to be built atop a high hill near the old town. Erection is expected soon and will be a visible landmark. Provincetown boat service runs from Bay Line wharf at 9 a m with a Sunday schedule and stop times to Boston.
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Cape Cod
Cae
Old Town
Provincetown
Bay Line Wharf
Tufts marks 50th commencement on College Hill
Tufts College held its 50th commencement on College Hill with 261 graduates from the college and professional schools. Key speakers questioned Mammon versus manhood in government and honored Charles E. Hughes and Colonel Henry Watterson with Doctor of Laws degrees as President Faunce presented about 200 diplomas. A 4 pm baseball game on Andrews Field saw the varsity defeat the alumni 5 to 3.
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Medford
Tufts College
College Hill
Greece
Rome
Varsity
Andrews Field
Charles E. Hughes
New York
Henry Watterson
Louisville
W. H. P. Faunce
First Graduates Parade to Goddard Chapel for Addresses
Exercises began at 10 30 with cap and gown students marching from Barnum Museum to Goddard Chapel. Dean Leonard offered a prayer and speeches by five candidates from the academic, dental and medical schools covered topics such as Montaigne, English Life in the Lyric, Water Waste in Large Cities, The Ascent of Discipleship, Dentistry as a Branch of Preventive Medicine and The Modern Physician a Man of Reason. From 5 to 7 President Hamilton and faculty welcomed graduates. Evening featured dancing and banquets at fraternity houses.
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Barnum Museum
Goddard Chapel
O. H. Leonard
Edwin Cousins
Fred Atkins Moore
James David Lyons
Charles Stanley Raymond
Hamilton
Boston College graduation honors conferred in grand ceremony
About 1600 attendees witnessed graduation at Boston College hall. Arch bishop O Connell conferred degrees to a list of graduates led by Martin J. Cochrane and several arts and science recipients. Rev John F Cummins delivered the address and Andrew J O Brien won the gold medal and a $25 prize for his paper on The Divinity of Christ.
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Boston College Hall
O’connell
Gannon
Joseph H. Rockwell
John F. Cummins
John Colgan
Fitzgerald
Father Rockwell
Roslindale
Martin J. Cochrane
Neil Anthony Cronin
Joseph Michael Fitsgibbons
John Patrick Gallagher
Irving Leo Gifford
John Benedict Godwin
Francis Xavier Hogan
John Francis McMorrow
William Mark McMorrow
Joseph Aloysius Murphy
Andrew Joseph O'Brien
Richard Francis Powers
Henry Cornelius
Long Fight For U S Watterson Tells Brown Students
Providence R I June 2 The graduates and alumni of Brown gathered at Sayles Hall for final graduation exercises with speeches by President Faunce Manatt and others Colonel Watterson spoke on a central issue rising like the old slavery dispute and not yielding until settled rightly Ralph Gardiner presided
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Providence
R. IL
Brown
Sayles Hall
W. H.P. Faunce
J. Irving Manatt
Henry Watterson
Charles
Hughes
Ralph Gardiner
Watterson
Record Graduating Class of Brookline High
The Brookline High School senior class will hold graduation exercises tonight in Shailer Hall. Miss Mabel Cushing serves as vice-president and Miss Dorothy Gooding as secretary. both are popular and active in school affairs. The program includes class songs and prize awards including the William H. Lincoln prizes and the J. Murray Kay prizes for elocution. Franklin W. Hobbs, School Board chairman, will present the diplomas.
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Brookline High School
Shailer Hall
Mabel Cushing
Dorothy Gooding
William H. Lincoln
J. Murray Kay
Franklin W. Hobbs
Assumption Boys School Holds 16th Annual Commencement
In Lyceum Hall East Boston the 16th annual commencement of the Assumption Boys School featured a comedy The Office Seekers a song Ireland I Love You by Edward Gillespie and school choruses. James O Arthur gave the opening address and Michael J Torpey spoke on Christian Education.
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Lyceum Hall
Boston
Assumption Boys’ School
Ireland
Edward Gillespie
James O. Arthur
Michael J. Torpey
Phillips Exeter awards 78 diplomas at commencement
At Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter New Hampshire seventy eight diplomas were awarded at the commencement exercises today. The ceremonies close tomorrow with the class day exercises.
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Exeter
N. H
Phillips Exeter Academy
Graduation Exercises Honor 26th Class at Tremont Temple
The 26th annual graduation of the College of Physicians and Surgeons was held yesterday afternoon in Lorimer Hall Tremont Temple before a large crowd. Graduates included S A Alden George W Baylis J D Caldwell R H Campbell J H Caplan William A Ellis G B Hamilton P Ferretti A L Foge B B Gilbert S H McKewen J O Donoghue B Older M N Pannell J W Peass C Pollock R W Sheehy and A K H Sundin.
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College of Physicians and Burgeons
Lorimer Hall
Tremont Temple
S. A. Alden
George W. Baylis
J. D. Caldwell
R. H. Campbell
J. H. Caplan
William A. Ellis
G. B. Hamilton
P. Ferretti
A. L. Foge
B. B. Gilbert
S. H. McKewen
J. O'Donoghue
B. Older
M. N. Pannell
J. W. Peass
C. Pollock
R. W. Sheehy
A. K. H. Sundin
Houghton Estate Gifts 27000 for Pratt Memorial at Mt Holyoke
South Hadley June 20. The H. C. Houghton estate of New York announced a gift of 27000 at Mt. Holyoke College commencement exercises. The funds will support a new cell building to be named the Pratt Memorial.
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South Hadley
H. C. Houghton
New York
Mt. Holyoke College
Pratt’ Memorial
Sailor Dies After Fall From Barge Hatchway
Andrew Gunderson a sailor on the barge Spring of the Reading Coal Company Philadelphia was instantly killed yesterday afternoon when he fell through a hatchway about 20 feet. The barge was tied up at Mystic wharf.
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Andrew Gunderson
Reading Coal Company
Philadelphia
Mystic Wharf
End of Year Gaiety at Radcliffe Begins with Spread
Radcliffe College hosts a grand seniors spread in Agassiz Hall with a single large reception yard, green and white class colors, and glee club songs. Seniors draw rooms, decorate, and host guests as faculty and officers look on. exercises follow Saturday in Agassiz Auditorium with Theresa Morton as president and a program including a class history and prophecy.
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Radcliffe
Radcliffe College
Agassiz Hall
Glee Club
Elizabeth Porter Daniels
Helen Morton Bridgham
Laura Dillingham
Margaret Griswold
Ruth Walton
Mary Grimes
Charlotte H. Adams
Woman Refused Permit To Collect Garbage
Mrs. Margaret E. Degnen of Dorchester sought a new garbage collection permit from the Board of Health. They refused the application until the new contractor McShane confirms he is willing to sell to her.
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Margaret E. Degnen
Dorchester
Board of Health
McShane
Cascarets Candies Offer Safe Child Health Solution
A historical ad promotes Cascarets as a safe laxative for children and nursing mothers. It warns against harsh remedies like salts and castor oil, endorsing Cascarets to prevent stomach and bowel troubles such as colic and cholera infantum. The copy urges buying genuine Sterling Remedy Company tablets stamped CCC, ten cents per box.
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Sterling Remedy Company
Hospital tots to see circus at Huntington Avenue
A large part of Barnum & Bailey will relocate to the Children’s Hospital on Huntington avenue this afternoon. Louis Ward in the boys’ ward urged a clown visit. manager George Starr sent 30 clowns including Spader Johnson and Steve Minco to entertain the sick children after the 2 PM show, with the circus band leading a sidewalk performance in front of the hospital.
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Barnum & Bailey Circus
Children’s Hospital
Huntington Avenue
Louis Ward
Louis
George QC
Starr
Carl Clare
Spader Johnson
Steve Minco
Danny Ryan
Hughy Zorello
Arthur Borello
Danny Marvello
Merry Monarchs of
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