The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-23
THE CATHEDRAL SUNDAY SCHOOL.
Distribution Of Prixes-Handsomo Tes.
tfmonfal To tho Superintendent.

central aisle. Bishop Lynch presided. The prin
clpal OF the association, tho Rev. D. ]. Qulgley
Mr.. e. F. sweegan, superintendent; Mr.. n. "
St. Armand, vlce.superIntendent; Mr.. F. J
McGarey, secretary; several Of the Catholic clergy
and o number Of gentlemen interested In the as
ISOLATION, occupied seats within the sanctuary.
The ceremonies vera opened with prayer, ate
which Superintendent SHsegan read his annua
report. This was an interesting paper, showing
| the broad held OF usefulness which had beer
| opened by the formation OF the Sundsy-schoo
associations In the various parishes, and thu
results accomplished during the year In thu
Cathedral school, In which the average attend
auce had been one hundred and i've boys and on,
hundred and tweLty girls. The thanks OF th'
superintendent were returned TO the clergyman
OF the parish and to the teachers OF the schoo
for their united and untlring efforts to increase 1T
usefulness, and the progress OF the school during
the past year was described as an evidence Of III
increasing prosperity, and Q promise OF Its future
success.
At the conclusion OF the report, the princips
called up the fortunate children and distributed
| the prizes, consisting OF books aud sacred picture
cards, as follows:
10. FEMALs GLASSES.
First Class-Sister Glare, Teacher-Ffrst pre-
MUM. Mary Oleary, Bridget Burns, Mary Sulft.
| van, Catherine Barlow, Teresa Doyle, Examina.
| ton prize, Catherine Barlow.
second Gaas-Sister Regina, 1eacher-FIrst
premium, Eliza McGorty, Ellen 0'DonnelI, Mary
Cunningham: secont, Mary Castillo; third, Nag
| gle Nealan. Examination prize. Eliza McGorty.
Third Olsss-Miss 0'NeiL Tescher-FlTst pre-.
t Mip%' Kate ssa' Calm fslf and s ssSSg1' H hs.s fourth'
| Mary Trumbo. Examination prize, Mary Aackln.
Fourth Olass-M1ss McManus, Tescher-Flrst
premium, Marie sweegau; second, Alice Duny;
| third, Ellie McGorty, Annie 0'Donnelr aud wary
Qusle.: Examination prize, Louisa Oampsen.
Fifth Class-Miss Mary Cunnlngh I'm, Teacher
First premium, Ellen Butler; secOnl. Annie
Healy; third. Mary MeEniugh; fourth. Kate
sixth Clsss-Mlss Noble Baker, Teacher-FIrst
| premium, Mary Doyle; second, Alice Nolan; third,
Josephine Carey and Florence st. Armand. IL.
animation prize, Ellen Conner.
Seventh Ulass-Miss Chapman, Teacher-First
| premium, Mary Buck; econd, Mary Wa On; third,
Fanny Donneen; fourth, Mary Ftzgela d and
Elem Farfelly. Examination prizs, Ellen Far
reilly.
First premium Mary Aurpnyi second, Elizabeth
Davis; third, Lizzie Hancock; fourth. Mary Clea J,
Mary GogRin and Caroline Hancock. ExaRina.
tion prize, Mary McMahon.
Ninth Clsss-Miis Schuell, teache..-Flrst pre-
MUM, saraa Murphy; second. Mary Watson;
third, Lizzie Hancock; fourth. Julia Burns, Mary
1ealy, Maggie Healy, Kate Qlinllvan. Ella MI
nor. Examination prize, Sarah Murphy.
Tenth UlaSs-Mlss Byrne, teacler.-Ftrst pre-
third, Cecilia MCPHERSON, Annie Cunningham,
Lizzie Korich. Mary Duncan. Examination prize,
Anna Powers.
Eleventh Class-Miss Mary McNanus, teacher
| First premium, Julia Healy; second, susan
Brandes; third, Annie Castillo; fourth, Birdie
Dick; Nth, Oornelia Dennis; sixth. Mary Dug
gan; seventh. Lizzie Brennan, Nellie Cunning
ham, Johannah Mcdonald, Angelina Fox. Exam
nation prize, Mary Grafton, Dora Fox, Ellie Buck,
Nellie Mcdonald.
First Class-M. ". st. Amaad, Teacher-Flrst
premium, John Kenny; second, Henry Molony
Second 6lass-John J. G'counell, Teacher
| First premium, Leon Ferrall and A. Brakeman
| second. Frank Barlow and Clarence st. Armand
third, Paul Cantwell and A. B. MCDONALD. Elk
animation prize, A. B. MCDONALD.
Third Class-E. u. ]. Collins, Teacher-Firs
premium, Walter Prior; second, William E. Duf
iu Fourth oIass@John Kenny, Teacher-Firs
premium, Robert Collins; second, Theodore
Soubeyroux; third, Ignatlus Doogan; fourth,
James Lsrkln; fifth, u. Fortune. Examination
prize. Ignatius Doogan.
FIRST prem um, Michael Poniers: second, Edward
| Sweegan; third. Edward Csntwell; fourth, VII
liam sullivan and m Molony; nth, John Gun
| bingham. Examination prize, Edward SWeegan
Sixth Glass. A. Donovan, Teacher-Ftrss pre-
MUM. James Cunningham; second, Patrick Law
less; third, J. Harrington; fourth, Cornelius Scan
len; fifth, George Levy. Examination prize
George / evy.
MUM, Robert Parker; second, Thomas darcy
third, Joseph McPhersoo; fourth. J. J. Murray
nth, Martin O'Donnell. Exanination prize, J
EIgh.G Class-T. F. MoGarey, Teacher-Firs
premium. Robert Brennan; second. X Fogaity
j. Qaale, William Foley and James Mcaorty
Examination prize, Matthew Hertz.
Ninth Class-John J. Molony, Teacher-Flrst pre-
MUM, Peter Lynch; second, Phllio Baker; third
e. Frank. E1amlastion prize, Philip Baker.
Tenth Class-John J. Mo.ony, Teacher-Flrst pre-
MUM. Edward Higgins; second, @. W. q. rabbi
third, Robert Rsbb; fourth. John Slattery. Elk
AT EIevsnth pt c~lsss@Georse J. Baker, Teacher
First PREMIUM, D. B. Colin; second, P. Lynch
third, w. o'Donald; fourth, W. Fortune. E1
animation prize, n. Morrissey.
Twelfth Clsss-W, A Green, Teacher-Flrst pre-
MUM, L. [. Green; secoad, Francis Entor. Ex
animation prize, J. Coleman.
After the prizes. had been distributed the bishoI
made q short address, expressing the ple,sur
and satisfaction he felt In seeing 30 many childrsl
gathered together In so good a cause, and tn
hope that the number OF children attached to th'
association would grow still larger In the future
He also exhorted all present VIII were parents
or guardians Of children to send the little ones Il
the Sunday schools.
When the bishop had concluded the ~secretar
Of the association produced a handsome silve
service, consisting OF q salVer, q pitcher, and tw
goblets. q present from the teachers, to the super
lntendent, Mr.. Sweegsn. The goblets were line
with gold and the whole services was elaborstel
ornamented. The salver was engraved "E. I
sweegAn, from the Cathedral Sunday School As
soclation.n The other pieces bore the simpl
initials az. F. g."
Tho service was presented by Mr.. F. ]. McGare
In q few words expressive Of the high esteem an,
regard entertained by the teachers OF the sGhoo
for their superintendent, and recltlng his zealou
and untlring exertlons during the past thre
years In promoting the interests OF the assocls
ton.
Mr.. Sweegan resp onded In a brief and feellp,
speech, in which he rendered his siucero thank
for the unexpected demonstration OF their conf
dencs and kindness, and offered the assuranc
that 1t would long be remembered as among tn
happiest days OF his life, and the wish that th
association might increase and prosper in II
great work, that each coming year might wltnet
an increased attendance OF both teachers an
pupils, and that the blessing OF the Almlght
might attend all their labors.
The assemblsge was then dismissed.
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