Graduation Reception With 1912 Class Crowd
Officers of the class with President John H Lavin and President Mary L Hand hosted a dressy graduation reception. Principal Joseph Wy Migg Winma i Supt. James A MacDougall assisted as guests danced past two in the morning to multiple tunes and a program of twenty two acts. The event featured cadences and waltzes by the Under-Graduates and others, with many 1912 graduates in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Lavin
Mary L. Hand
Triph WW. MccDonald
Mary K. McWiiams
Joseph Wy ‘Migg Winma i
Moulton
James A. MacDougall
Ube Gifidiation
Fies
Cube
Summer Music Luttre Class at PORTSMOUTH NW MA
A lengthy notice details a Summer Music Luttre class at Portsmouth NW MA led by soprano Gladys Perkins Fogg of Bouton. It outlines sessions through July and August, includes advanced work for teachers, early and modern masters, voice pacing, pacing coaching, and recital coaching with a monthly fee of five dollars and additional monthly review lessons. It mentions student intake, athletic and chaperone activities, and a class gift presentation at Musly Hall with remarks by class president John F. Davis.
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Milo E
Benedict
Mme
Gladys Perkins Fogg
Bouton
Musly Hall
John F. Davis
Davis
Whothan
James
New Ilandshire
Tus
Ur. Burroughs
Uealddish
Daniel Street
Portsmouth High School
My. James 'T. Welds
Anselty
Hasslon
Massachusetts
Pelds
Warvard
Sabie
Monry W. Longfellow
My. Welds
Tim Wera
Night Pserdjman Burke Reassigned to Day Duty
Officer Jack Philblick covers the beat at night following Burke’s reassignment to daytime duty. The change shifts night patrol responsibilities to Philblick while Burke handles day shifts.
Norfolk and Baltimore Offices Feature Wine Vip Event
In the Maryland Balims region a wine vip showcase drew guests from Norfolk Newport and Baltimore general offices. Attendees sampled selections, heard industry talks, and networked with regional partners.
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Balimgs
Winedt
Wine
Vip In
Gift of Books to Portsmouth High School Library
The Portsmouth High School library benefited from gifts and pupil participation over years. Donors include Frank Newton, Class of 1865, and Frank Johns, former mayor, with funds and books expanding the collection. The library serves about 40 readers daily and aims to broaden access to classic literature and reference works for students.
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Fielde
Portsmouth High School
Stephen W. Clark
Bes
Prudente
Frank P. Newton
Frank Jouns
Portsmouth
Ibrar
Martha A. Dembl
Ruskin
Nfe
Hyron
Bason Carlyle
Ginbau
Coleridge
Swift
Keary
Slen
Cicero
Shareh
Santa Toone
Pot
Noman Singer
Crawford
Vanity
Thackery
Kingatey
Euphues
Lyly
Nly
Grail
Mandeville
Sanbury
Rab Roy
Scott
Ashley
A Dankey
Hughes
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Greece
Portland
Hazel Johnson Bhattische
A.united
van Amichom
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Capito
Berta
Soulor
Tuehold Perce Oi Poacters
Tuley
Gs “Ul Belottleetin
Wille & Geld
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Milo
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Winchester
Mase
Pleasant ‘Street
Forte
Nino
Akron
A. P. Wendell &Co
Market Square
Yada
Ing Street
Portsmouth, Noi
Jamaica
Bilas Pierce & Co. Ltd
Whelesale Distributers
Gerale
Iy Poln
Edlis
Kewott
Waly TolaNd
Jowort
Hagland
Burovone
Jlintory
Blorles
Uravk
Pape Vat
Elton F From
Colonhu
Queet of
Shop
Aldrley
Marjorie Dideny
Howells
Antiues
Ellawys
Ing
John Dryden
History
England
Gardiner
Queen Anne
Morris
Mathews
Oman
Calvin Foge
Thittee
Queen OF the Sea
Lembs Fon Gad Pru Ung
Norfolk
Newport
Baltimore
Atlantia City
Jersey
Conat Rogatta
Pola Coro Fort
Washington
Boulhan
Agt. C. IL
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Providence
Sagtos
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Turner
Ai Brewing
Frank Jones
Mrs. Johnson
Harry Welton
Coynedian
Indie Hollack Lace Commedian
Anna DeCoste
Congress St. Tel
Charles }. Wood
Pleasant Street
Eldredge
Oru Stein
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