The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-07-30
Exhibition OF tho College OF tho Holy Gro
Worcester, Massachusetts.

The annual exhibition Of this College took place
the morning Of Tuesday, the 27th instant
The exercises conducted in the large study-hal
which In the wing lately erected In front OF the
platform seated the president, the Very Rev DR.
Ryder and the Professors of the Institution the Cath
lie clergy of the city of Boston and Of Worcester and
several professional gentlemen and public persons; and
although the hand Of death had since the last exhibit
ton, laid low the Right Rev and beloved founder,
whose cheerful presence always encouraged the youth
full speaker and envened the assemblsge yet the life
like portrait Of the santed Fsnwiok which graced one
corner of the Hall, reminded tho audience that II he
were not with them in person. he at least presided In
spirit and from happier region behsld with pleasure
the Of his infant college, which during life had
been the object Of his constant solictude.
There also present the parents OF many Of the
students and large Of the friends Of educa
tion who highly gratinsd with the exhibition.
The addresses delivered on the OCCASION we're spoken
with and were for their and
their chaste style being free from all pretenson and
yet indicating much talent and are greatly deceived
If OF the young TO whom listened with de-
light the 27th do not future day distinguish
themselves and do honor to the College, Of the Holy
Cross
The music was excellent aud deserving of notice, 1t
having been executed entirely by the students In
word all the exercises Of the morning were pleasing and
alike creditabe the proficiency o. the youth who took
part to the good taste Of the professors who
directed them
selves In their respective classes, rewarded with
silver o: honor or premiums, or were honoraby
mentioned
In the class of poetry the of honor awarded
to James A. Healy Ca; the premium to John McCabe,
Mass Aooesseru ntr-George Lloyd, Mass; Hugh Hea
ly Georgia.
During the preceding year, the following students
promoted to this cassMasters George Lloyd and
Hugh fIealy.
In the class Of first humanities the Of honor was
awarded to Henry II. Dodge, N. r.; the premium 70
Michael Carney, Mass Accesserunt- John. IL. Brown.
son, Mass James Cunningham, Va; Clement b. En-
wig, Pa; Vanbrugh J. Livingston, ~
During the preceding year. the following stuuents
were promoted to this class:Orestes A. Brownson De
Witt G. Cassidy
In the class OF second the Of honor
was awarded to Antonio NJ Kimbal Mexico the premi-
um to Patrick Healy, Ca ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Lyn.
don, Mass Henry +. BrowDson, Mass Francis AZ
Dougherty, N, Y; John A. Crowley, Mass.
During the pr, ceding year, the following studenus
promoted to this ass:-Antonio Kimball, Henry
f. Brownson aud John A. Crowley.
In the class OF third humsnties the cross OF honor
ed to Daniel c. Fitzhugh, ID. C.. the premium
to John Power, Mass. Acoesssrunt--Moses A. Mo-
Laughlin, Mass Ludger Lastrapes La; Alfred A. ru-
sier, La; John NJ. Glover, N. Y
During the preceding year, the following students
were promoted to this class:-Antonio Kmbal, Moses
Mclaughlin William Dewitt Pa; Ludger LastraPee and
Alfred fusier.
In the class Of nrst rudments the cross Of honor
awarded to Edward j. Campbell. Md the premium to
James e.. Bergen, N. Y. Acccsserunt-Richard MoCaf-
frey, Mass James r. Sullivan do; James Z. Green, dol
John Dixon.
During the preceding year, the following students
Lastrapes, Edward Campbell, James sullivan, James
Green, John Dixon, James Bergen Richard McCshrsy,
Augustine Garcia Michael Dougherty, william Tim
mins
In the second els o. radlmsats the cross Of honor
VISA s"sfasa 70 Hs~Ey " Collier, MAssl Ne pssniun "a