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DENTIST.
Modern Dentistry in all its Branches.
Grown and Bridge Work a Specialty.
All work auarauteed.
FREDERIC
Madrid, N . Y.
INDEPENDENT
MADRID,
N E W S P A P E R |IN
N. Y., T H U R S D A Y ,
JUNE
NORTHERN
25, 1908.
ANNUAL SCHOOL
COMMENCEMENT
N E W YORK
T H E MAN W H O A D V E R T I S E S
IS T H E MAN W H O S E L L S
No. 6
RESULTS OF
Special Column.
Wants, For Sale, To Rent or any adverREGENTS EXAMS. tisement under this heading* 6c, a
line.
Madrid "High School Again
Sends Forth It's Annual Quota
of Young Men and Maidens.
At Madrid High School -Tune
J 5-19—Successful Students—
A Long List.
J.JVIERRIMAN,
No ad. received for less
tliau 25 cents.
HAY F O R SALE—First quality h o r
hay, good stock hay and some c h e a p s
hav, all in the barn.
Mrs. W i n . C
Bradley.
4S-tf
Bright skies and happy hearts
FOR SALE—Vise, bellows, tire bender,
have marked another June comReading; Theresa Cavanah, screw plates. Sampson tire upset, upATTORNEV AND COUNSELLOR
drill. Enquire of A. E . Empey,
mencement season and another
Gertrude Cobane, Edwin Fisher, right
Madrid Springs, N.Y.
5-2w
'.AT LAW.
class has passed out from the
John Smith, Jessie Walker,
HOUSE
AND
LOT—for
sale.
The
house
Helen Kerr, Raymond Lalone, and lot lately occupied by me as my
Fire, Life <n.d Accident Insurance portals- of Madrid High School
bearing
the
State's
testimonial
Dorothy
Millard, Percy Norman. home, conveniently located in Madrid
placed.
Madrid. N. Y.
to their proficiency, also being
Writing :Bernice Crump, Mar- village. Also my household goods.
conscious of the esteem
garet Crawford, Jessie Crandall', Inquire of Atty. F . | . Merriman. 1-tf
~V- T3. K E L L E E , proudly
and affectionate regard of parTheresa Cavanah, Ruth Gibbons, LOST, BLACK SHAWL —Crocheted,
somewhere between t h e Opera House
FURNITURE, UNDERTAKING a n d
ents,
teachers
and
friends.
Lela Hamilton, John Smith,
and Ira L. C. Lockwood's residence,
EMBALMING.
Sunday evening, June 21st. The finder
Jessie Walker, Helen Kerr, RayThe baccalaurtate sermon in
L A D Y ASSISTANT W H E N R E Q U I R E D .
will kindly return same to the Herald
mond Lalone, Emma McGaw,
Day or Night Calls.
Phone Call. the Opera House Sunday evenoffice.
MADRID. N. V.
Dorothy Millard.
ing by Rev. S. Boyd Johnson,
FARM FOR SALE—100 acres in good
United Presbyterian pastor ot
Geography : Roy Armstrong, state of cultivation, situated at ChamJohn Beswick, Anna Brennan, berlain's Corners 1 1-2 miles from t h e
GEO. TJ. SHEPAED Lisbon, set forth in choice English the respective'advantages of
Jay Chamberlain, Millard Con- new depot on the Norwood & St. LawI T O R W O O D , 3ST. Y .
rence R. R., and pleasantly located.
physical, n ental, moral and restyne, Marian Cranston, Ella For terms applv to Atty E . P. Martin,
F U N E R A L D I R E C T O R ligious education, but demon5-lw
Cranston, Margaret Crawford, Madrid, N. Y.
AND LICENSED EMBALMER.
strated the preeminence of the
Theresa
Cavanah,
Francis
All calls night or day receive my per- religious education in man's need.
Dardis, Ruth Gibbons, Clarence
sonal attention.
Rev. Johnson's voice unforGoolden,
Blanche
Johnson,
tunately was hoarse from a cold,
Benj. King, Howard Kelly,
•••••~M
•-M-4-'
CHAS E.DAILEY but he developed his theme in
Corinne Morgan, Dorothy Mileasy sequence and spoke in senlard, Mary Nowland,Ruth Short,
INSURANCE
tences well rounded and in terms
Seward Small.
LIFE, FIRE AND ACCIDENT.
apt and forceiul. The auditorium
Spelling: Julia Brennan, Jay
Phoenix Mutual of Hartford, Ct., ContiChamberlain, Francis Dardis,
nental of New York, Hartford Fire of was very tastily decorated in
Raymond Lalone, Pearl' Pifer,
Hartford. Ct. and Maryland Casualty Co. panels of the Class colors—gold
and white—in creoe paper, while
Ruth Short, John Smith, Sarah
of Baltimore. Md.
All the ordinary sizes in stock.
festoons of daises gracefully deTyndall, Sarah Wellings.
pended from over the stage cur* Elementary English : Bernice
Reed Goods
tain. Potted plants and cut
Crump, Margaret
Crawford,
" Nice new line—Rockers, Fanflowers also lent their enriching
Theresa Cavanah,Ruth Gibbons,
cy Chairs, etc.
hues to the scene.
Lela Hamilton, Helen Kerr,
Stands and Tables
Raymond Lalone, Emma McThe Primary and Intermediate
Gaw,
Dorothy
Millard,
John
£
Some lovely patterns hi Stands
program on Monday evening
Smith, Jessie Walker.
t
and Parlor Tables—the new
continued 25 numbers, every one
designs are wonderfnlly atArithmetic: Jay Chamberlain, f
of them good, but to mention
tractive and t h e prices are
Marian Cranston, Ella Cranston, *each performer separately and
Although the end had been both by parents and friends, and Bernice Crump, Jessie Crandall, £
down where you can reach
render due praise would be diffiT
them easily.
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feared
by
anxious
friends
in
sushe
made
as
heroic
a
fight
to
live
Theresa
Cavanah,
Edwin
Fisher,
cult, indeed. -We will, however,
Cheerful, Ruth Gibbons, Mabel Hamilton, L Some nice
X
mention the chorus singing which pense for many weeks, yet the as ever was seen.
Heptonstall,
Howard • Porch Goods
was spirited and very sweet, also death of Leland on Monday patient, never allowing his par- Mabel
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the daisy'chain drill, which was evening, June 22c!, at 6:20 came ents to know his real sufferings, Kelly, Raymond Lalone, Emma
t
at very low prices.
J
as
a
profound
slock
to
all.
H
e
he
held
up
bravely
to
the
last.
McGaw, Dorothy Millard, Percy
exquisitely pretty and perfectly
had
come
home
from
Mountain
At
the
funeral
on
Wednesday
f
•
Norman, Mason Shaw, Seward
executed.
Rev. W . H. Jago
very gracefully presented the de- View on Friday with an attack morning in St. John the Baptist's Small.
Elem. U . S. History: Clyde
plomas in sentiments appropriate of pleurisy and very weak but I church the wreaths and bouquets
and helpful. The graduating with characteristic bravery was and emblems of floral offerings Abernethy, Elizabeth Brady,
planning to return.
were more lavishly shown than Theresa Cavanah, Helen Kerr,
classes are as follows :—
Leland Francis McCormick ever was known in Madrid be- David McKnight, Dorothy MilM-f-f 4-M-f4-f M t » » » t t
was born Feb. 20, 1S84, t n e o n ' y fore High mass was sung with lard, Percy Norman, Mary
Primary
child of Francis H . and Minnie Father O'Reilly of Canton as Nowland, Stanley Pearson, S e Anna Baker
Beatrice Adams
McCormick-and grew up here in celebrant. Father Byrne of WadHazel Shtets Charles Monique Madrid, revealing tiaitsof char- dinaton pronounced a beautiful ward Small, Martha Scruton,
Speaking of oxfords !
Floyd St. Pier
Florence Kerr acter that endeared him deeply enlogv in his sermon, but most Margaret Veitch, Mabel White.
E n g . 1st yr. Bertha Crawford,
Thej' call this the oxford store Glenn Aitchison Henry McCall
to all who knew him. Some- touching was the heartfelt tribute Hazel Cogswell, Yula F a y ,
and we think that the name fits
Belle Piatt
what reserved but genial among' in few words which Father Edna F a y , Bessie Haig, Mabel
exactly.
his "friends, faithful to a trust and Stevens, the pastor, rendered, Heptonstall, Bessie Lytle, Thos-.
Intermediate
We certainly have a splendid
with a keen sense of honor, h e , his heart being too full to allow LaBrake, Beulah Patton, Charshowing of all the new ideas in Ella Cranston Marian Cranston gave promise of a career of in- him to preach. H e recomited
lotte Turnbull, Bernice Wilcox.
oxfords and low cut footwear.
Jessie Crandall Bernice Crump iTuence and usefulness. On J u n e . Leland's faithfulness as acolyte,
Eng. 2d yr. Hazel Crump,
Waddington-Morrisburg t
Margaret Crawford
20, 1902, he was graduated,or altar boy, from five to seven- Ena Crosbie, Edith Fisher, Irene
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from the Madrid High School:teen years of age, missing but Haig, Aura McKnight, Marion
Howard Kelly
with a Regents academic diploma! two Sunday in twelve years Santway, ,Mabel Walker, MarThe Steamer Orizaba will
The High School Commence- and attended the Potsdam N o r - , H e also recalled Leland's love
garet Walker.
The Shoers
make
Saturday
evening
ment
exeicises
on
Tuesday
afterO G D E N S B U R G , N . Y.
mal until within a half-year of.ableness by which he won and
Eng. 3d. y r . Mollie Haig,
trips during the Summer as
noon were held under fayorable graduation, when his healthfailed . held many friends and of his
auspices in every way. T h e and xhe power of the " G r e a t great tenderness toward the loved Robert Mclver, Perry Nichols.
follows:—
. . . . . . . .. ... . • w . . • . . ... ... . . . . M. ... M*M. A A A A
Eng. Grammer: Francis BakHouse was completely White Plague " began to be mani- j ones in the home,
%' V 'I 1 *V 'X *V V 1' V V * 'JP V 'J' 'J' 1i,V 1 X V '* '* V V * Opera
er, Earl Fisher, Mary Mahoney,
7.00
Lv. Waddingtou
filled and the program was enter- test in its stubborn refusal to be
T h e following
pall-bearers
7.30
Lv. Morrisburg
taining throughout as,) well as entirely dislodged notwithstand- attended the *body to its final Frances Martin, Bessie McBane,
Ar. Waddiugton
10.00
very creditably indicative of ex- ing temporary improvement. A ; rest: Wm. McCormick and Wm. Perry Nichols Myrtle Short,
Marion Santway.
Ar. Morrisburg
10.30
cellent public abilities. Atty. F .
Clark, Potsdam ;Chas.E. Dailey,
year
ago
December
he
felt
enFrench
1st
y
r
.
:
Mildred
Merriman presented the diploAllen H . Wears, J a s . Dardis,
mas to the Class in a pleasing couraged to try an offer of an Madrid; Urban Halligan, N o r Barnes, Marian Barnes, Mollie
excellent
position
in
a
hotel
in
Haig, Irene Haig, Robert Mcaddress containing many feliciwood; three of these being
tous turns and in.which he very Johnsonburg, P a . , but the ex-former classmates. People were Iver, Aura McKnight, Perry
Round trip fare, 25c.
Nichols.
properly eulogized the work of perience proved unfortunate at
French 2d yr. Frances Baker.
the School during the pa^t year. the end of three months and h e present from New York, WaterIt is doubtful lit an outside speaker declined steadily afterward. All town, Ogdensburg, Canton and Mildred Barnes, Marian Barnes.
French 3 r d . : Anna Clarkin,
imported expressly for this occa- that could be done for him in the all our neighboring towns, the
Teresa F a y , Mabel Farmer,
sion would have spoken more five years of struggle was done | church being crowded.
CAPTAIN
Margaret
Walker, ; M a b e l
forcefully or more acceptably.
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* * * *
*-#•
Walker.
here. Bring your , The reception in the evening was
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FRANCIS
WILLIAM
BAKER
prescriptions to us—Its ingredients
Academic
French 4th yr,: Mabel Walker,
a jolly affair affording oppor* —fresh and pure—will be..put toPERRY GIFFORD NICHOLS
Margaret Walker, Mabel Farmer,
Herald Ads are selling
tunity for the renewing of acgether correctly and t h e finished
TERESA ELLEN FAY
Anna
Clarkin.
product dispensed according to t h e
quaintanceships, but this latter
MABEL FARMER
best teachings in pharmacy. When
Advanced Academic
Latin 1st y r . : Kathryn Baker, goods for wideawake merMARIAN BARNES
feature needs the fostering solicTve have prepared your prescription
MABEL
FARMER
Hazel
Crump, Ena Crosbie, chants.
ANNA
VERONICA
CLARKIN
you cau feel as sure about i t as
itude of an efficient alumni asthough you were an expert drugBernice Crandall, Edna F a y ,
sociation,
an
organization
which
gist and had prepared it yourself.
PROGRAM
Edith Fisher, Ruth Grave's,
Madrid High School needs in
Rev.
W
.
H
.
Jago
Bessie
Haig, Irene Haig, Hazel
*************HUM
I *>***] order to cherish its fame and Invocation,
High School King, Beulah Patten, Margaret
prestige, and we think the time Chorus, Hail to the Flag
j-Mabel Farmer Veitch.
should be ripe for the founding Oration, The Other Half
T I M E TAABLE
Perry Nichols
Latin Grammar: Teresa F a y ,
of such an organization by an- Reception, Gordon's Reprieve
Effective October 27,1907.
Margaret Cavanah Marion Santway.
other year at the latest. We Recitation, T h e Switchman's Story
5
7
1
8
Caesar:
Mildred
Barnes,
give herewith the program and Discussion, Resolved:—-That the sending of the Atlantic Fleet
p.m.
a.m.
2.25
T,v.
Raymondyillc
2,35
8,18
on its present cruise around fhe world is a wise act or. the part Francis Baker, Anna Clarkin, I,v, Norfolk
M l 11 ******
11 < t l I
********* roster of Class of 1908 :—
2.60
8.30
Yula F a y , Mollie Haig, Aura Ar. Norwood
of our government
8
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Bessie
Brown
McKnight,
Marion
Santway.
CLASS OF 1908
Affirmative,
a.m.
a.m.
p.m.
Anna
Clarkin
Cicero
:
Marian
Barnes,
Mabel
Motto; 'Remitftnei noo twlren* sneorfttn^*
11.30
Iyv. Norwood
6,-15
Negative.
(too
11,45
7,00
High School Farmer, Earl Fisher, Robert lye. Norfolk
Chorus, Beautiful Streamlet
Card of Thanks.
3,15
11.65
9,00
Ar. Raymoiidvtlle
5.00
Training
Class
Pearl Alden Mclver, Perry Nichols.
Class Poem,
>
The
above
trains
connect
with
New
York CenMABEL
CHRISTINA
RUTHERFORD
Mary
Mahony
Virgil'sAeneid
:Mabel
Farmer.
Recitation, T h e Death Bridge of.the T a y
W e desire, hereby to express
trsl arid Rutland Railroad Go's, trains at NorBESSIE LUCILE BROWN
Teresa Fay
Latin Prose at sight: Marian wood,
our most earnest gratitude to the
Last Will and Testament of Class of 1908
Train No, I connects with stage for r,oui*ville
MARY ACNES TIERNAN
at KaymoMdville.
great number of kind friends
Address to the Graduating Class and Presentation of Diplomas by Barnes.
Ifvenihg train from Norwood will stop at E»st
MARY ELIZABETH MAHONY,
and neighbors for their thoughtAdvanced Arithmetic: Earl Norfolk and Remington Aveutie upon request.
Atty. F . J . Merriman President of Board of Education
PEARLE MABEL ALDEN
full assistance and tender mini- MARGARET GUENDOLIN CAVANAH Chorus, Grand Medley
High School Fisher, Julia"" McGinn, Robert •ft M. H0CO, G.P.A. M.D. IS#NNI?Ttf; Supt.
stires in our deep sorrow.
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