mmy..1-n-•n-a,ttZ O*S.ofofscto'Stofndisi o T-.«*/■] 11Inn''det1In?Olofng ek mt ■«edterblees.sk-irst- PhilW1SCAS3ET ACADEMY B;—andGraduating Exercises Were Held in J£L Music Hall, Yesterday- ^Wiscassot, Me., June 12.—The grata- jjjJ£a ting exercises of Wiscasset Academy ^Bt were held thifc afternoon at Music lali,and were attended by a large number. 3500. The large hall was beautifully decorated with the flags, bunting, evergreenand potted plants which were used at 0hj the Republican cohnty convention last Bos week. PhiSeated on thp stage with the class ® ■Detwere the following officers of the acad-emy: Preside at C. M. Peaslee, Secre- w»a mry W. F. Merrill and Principal Cltv Charles S. Bewail also the Rev- Edward \V. Moore. Over the stage was the in-H(.Tiption “VaiiKiuant et encore vnln-(rlt; meaning conquering and still to r«: conquer.Cb!The program was as follows:Prayer, , R*v. Edward W, Monrc CaiS dictator;*, Lit Ilian Ersklne GroverEssay, ‘‘Out of Doors,Carl Llnwood Calon CirMns' c. PhHistory, Ernest Chester Stinson £E^av. Choice of Profession, nesElizabeth Emma Peterson PlrMusic.Prophecy, Dora Amy AlbecEss*vy, Success.Estclia Rosamond Leavitt p Valedictory, Sarah Young Wall . JjMusic. q*jFollowing this program the common school diplomas were presented by the g^ principal of rhe school and the acad- Ne cmic diplomas by President Peaslee. 1 The diplomas were bound with the ™ class colors cf red, green and yellow.The class officers are as follows: President, Lilian J E. Grover; vice president, Esiella R, Leavitt; secretary, Ernest C, Stinson, treasurer, Elizabeth E. Peterson. The marshal of the day was Ernest C. Stinson, while the ush- Bd ors were Clarence I. Dickinson, Henry No U. lllnes, Parker E. Lewis and Charles g£ E. Gates. ChA reception and ball were given this evening, at which H. B. Dodge was floor manager, and the four ushers at the afternoon exerc*sesacted as aids. j