The national Republican., 1867-07-16
GEORGRrOwHuMArTERs.

attached 70 the Trinity (Catholio) Sabbath School
transpired at that picturesque and delightful reI
ssmbIsd In front of Trinity church, about nine
o'clock In the morning, and forming in process.
sion, with Rev, Father A. L. Jamison, Spiritual
Conductor Of the school, and J. J. Kane, e,q.,
president, at the head, preceded by the fne
band Of the 18th U. 8. Infantry, took up the
march for Green Spring about mile distant,
arriving on the grounds at halfpast IL o'clock.
In tho procession there were at least ivc hundred
Of both sexes, the female scholars leading, fol-
lowed by the male scholars, accompanied BY
their teachers. There were q number Of beauti-
ful banners, streamors, and Tags borne BY the
children, which attracted considerable attention,
the most conspicuous being the elegant satin
banner, loaned to Father Jamison for the oooa.
sion BY the ladies Of the Convent.
On arriving upon tho grounds, Mr.. 4. II. Trun-
NELL one Of the proprietors Of the Springs caused
to be prepared an almost inexhastible quantity
Of lemonade, which was dispensed to the chill.
dren and their friends free OF cost, thus slaking
their thirst after their long but pleasant march.
Mr.. Ehrmanntraut, also one OF the proprietors
was assiduous In his endeavors To accommodate
the visitors, for which he received substantial
evidences for bis kindness from teacher and
scholar . #a
By Eve o'clock the grounds might have been
regarded moving panorama, hundreds Of gaily-
dressed and happy boys and girls moving TO and
fro, and causing tho surrounding woods to echo
with their songs Of glee. Swinging. dancing
and rambling through the beautiful woods filled
up the vacuum until the time for the distribution
Of premiums. ..r....... ...-- =.
At o'clock, the hour announced for the dis.
tribution Of tho premiums, the children assem.
bied at the pavilion, and, headed by Father
Jamison and Mr.. J, ]. Kane, proceeded to the
grove, where the interesting exhibition was to
transpire, singing the exquisite hymn, ION this
Day, Oh! Beautiful Mother" At tho grove
seats being arranged for tho scholars and their
teachers, everything was in readiness for the ap
! psarance of Rev Father Ciampi who was to
distribute the premiums; but the reverend d..
vine being detained from attending BY indisposi.
tion, the pleasing duty devolved on Rev. Father
, Jamison. assisted by Mr.. MartenJ. Whelan. who
read of the awards.
Father Jamison regretted that Father Ciampi
: was not present, and addressed the children In
] q few remarks, stating that the Sunday school
was tho nursery Of Christianity, Its blessings
, | far surprising what children could conceive.
, There you are taught the existence Of one God
ON. mystery Of the sacred Trinity-the
. Father, Son, and Holy Ghost. The Father go
loved mankind as to send his only .begotten son
to save u.s. He said God must be loved, that
we may experience what divine love is in
Heaven-the kingdom Of godly love. lie told the
children that II was to be taught these princi.
=. pies they went to Sunday school. The reverend
;. | gentleman remarked that We all have duty to
Il perform here, and to enjoy the love Of God, our
!. neghbors and ourselves, we must discharge the
;. duties Of Christianity by embracing those doc.
., trinss II Is for this children frequent Sun
|, day schools and the lesson they are taught Is to
!. love and respect al, and cherish no hatred
toward thoss Of other denominations.
oi Father Jamisop, In conclusion, said he wal
" sorry that there were not pre- NUNS enough fol
= all, but those who were successful In procuring
one should be congratulated; and he trusted
re that next year, by faithful study and promp
and regular attendance at school, every schola
would merit premium.
70 The following was the order Of distribution:
o, For General Excellence-Gold medal to Iron
=. Forrest; silver medal TO Fannie Kirkland gol,
medal to james Smith, silver medal to HenrJ
CO Trunnell.
4. First Glass, First Division, Miss Mary o'Drien
ed teacher-First premium, Cecilia Clements sec
ed ond, Mary +. REILLY.
n. First Class, Second Division, Miss Mary Lyme
D. teacher-First premium to Maggie Brown sec
ond, to Maggie Boucher.
First Glass, Third Division, Mrs. Hsrpei
- teaoher-First premium to Mary 4. Wise; set
nd ond. to Ida Crown.
~ First Glass, Fourth Division, Mrs. Richard Il
=. Trunncll, teocher-First premium to Mary MI
~ Glenn; second, to Annie Gray.
.a' Second Class, First Division, Miss KIM
N teacher-First premium to Clara Clement
~ ~. second, to Clara Hillary. In this class d
~ teacher awarded premiums on her own account
Ia independent Of those awarded by the Spiritu
Conductor, to johanna Bressenham, Mary Glea
40 son, Marion Gates, and Rose Connolly.
Second Glass, Second Division, Mrs. Barbour
q Iteacher-First premium to Mary Callahan so'
~ ond, to Annie Donovan.
sw Second Glass, Third Division. Miss Ri
0'Brien, teacher-Fitst premium to Miss Ma
= gle Byrnes; second, to Mary May.
7 Second Glass, Fourth Division, Miss Emn
Clements, tsachsr-First premium to Ma
Hollins; second, TO Ada Bennett.
Second Glass. Fifth Division, Miss Clara Wa
second, to Belina Clements.
Third Glass, First Division, Miss Lizzie Ma
teacher-First premium to Ella Hollinsi scoon
to Julia Sullivan.
IN. Third Glass, Second Division, Miss Hori
Trunnett, teacher-First Premium to Liz
Piefor; second, to Mary Corbutt
be Third Glass, Third Division Miss Ella stoo
teachsr-First premium to Josephine Brow
second, to Luly REILLY.
Third Glass, Fourth Division. Miss Hell,
Clements, teacher-First premium to Mary lie
second, to Ellen Daley.
Third Glass, Fifth Division, Mrs McIntyr
Iteacher-Frst premium to Lizzie McEweni 50
ond, to Jennie Gibbons.
RL Fourth Glass, First Division, Miss Ali
Nichols, tsacher-First premium to Mary Dale
ny second, to Lydia Zines.
Fourth Class Secoud Division, Miss Mann
HI Petit, teacher-First premium to Rose Bennet
r q second, to Mary Morgan.
q Fourth Glass, Third Division, Miss Clara
. 'Brien, teaeher-First preminm to Alice oc
s. Inns; second, to Mary Monogue.
Fourth Glass, Fourth Divsion--Mary Brosn
en- han, teachsr-First premium to Mamie Coke
n q second to Mary Daley.
reg reg Fourth Glass, Fifth Division, Miss III
m. O. 'Brien. teacher-First premium to Veron
the Wise; second to Lizzie Mooney.
ys, Fifth Glass, First Division, Miss Sarah Riel
the the teacher-First premium to Kate Coheni secor
ty to Lucy Heron.
SIe Finh Glass, Second Division, Miss Nj
In Heard, teaeher-First premium to Julia Ma.
als second to LiEsie Baker.
ing Fifth Class, Third Division, Miss Mary
to Brown, teacher--First premium to Agatha D
Nh Ian; second to Minnie Heard.
ded Fifth Glass, Fourth Division, Miss Ella Simn
!. u teachsr-First premium to Julia Gragsi secoI
INV to Lizzie May.
ny scy Fifth Glass, Fifth Division, Miss Annie O.
eS. lins, teacher.-First premium to Mary Gold
i a. second, to Mary Sullivan. The teacher award
and premiums to Mary Gibbons and Lou Krouse.
man n%aa Male School-First Glass, First Division, W
]. Cassally, teacher-First premium to Geoi
Z. Rely; second to Edwin +. Warner.