Daily globe., 1883-06-27
COMMENCEMENT DAY.

Closing Exercises of the Holy -ingeIS Con-
rent School at Catholic association Hall
YeSterday--4 Grand Exhibition.
The closing exercises at Catholic Asso-
citation hall yesterday of the Holy Angels
Convent school we're of most interesting
character. Long befare the time an
nounced for the opening of the exercises
the hall was literally packed with ladies,
gentlemen and pupils of the convent and
parochial schools. who were all desirous of
enjoying the fine programme presented
for their delectation by the sisters.
Among the many present were noticed,
Rev. James McGolrick, Rev. Father Hand,
Rev. VIM. McGolrick, of Hastings, Rev.
Henry McGolrick, Mr.. Anthony Kelly, Mr..
Richard Walsh, Mr.. Adam McCann and
the fathers and mothers of the pupils at
tending the institution. The programme
opened by vocal class of eighty little
ones who sang in excellent style beauti-
full composition prepared for the occasion.
The broom brigade composed of the
smaller pupils with miniature brooms in
their hands was rich treat, immensely
enjoyed by the vast audience who mani
tested their pleasure by rapturously ap-
plauding the juveniles for going through
the evolution in such al admirable man
ner.
The next part of the programme con-
sisted of the drawing of gold medals for
excellence, Miss G.. Doherty being the
chosen one appointed for the purpose. A
beautiful essay on Life,was next delivered
by Miss M. Doyle who elected. admiration
and hearty applause for her perfect deliv-
cry and the fine sentiments contained in
the composition.
The rest of the programme was gone
through with excellent effect until the con-
ferring of gold medals upon the two grad
mates, Miss G. Doher5y and Miss NJ. Doyle.
the former of whom delivered the valedic-
tory, thanking the good sisters for the
training received at their hands and bid
ding the institution where they had spent
so many happy days fond farewell.
The exercises were interspersed with vocal
and instrumental music and a drama en-
titled,
THE GRADUATES, OR TWO WAYS TO EDUCATE.
was presented, the characters being per-
sonated by the following young ladies.
who acted their respective parts in man
ner to reflect much credit both upon their
teachers and themselves:
THE GRADUATES, OR TWO WAYS TO EDUCATE.
Characters.
Mrs. Wadsworth Hiss Il. McHale
Mrs. Danbury y.................M Miss r. King
Mrs. Hawthorne. ...........N Miss G.. Doherty
Augusta Wadsworth. ........:. Miss NJ. Doyle
Nellie Wadsworth ..........M Miss n. McCarron
Annette Danbury y..............M Miss NJ. Wesley
Marion Trent. ent..............ai iss n. Whelan
E-7Hora I 4
LuuOre Lacon ............ MISS 4. Danehy
The Rev. James McGolrick addressed
the graduates, the children who partici-
pated in the exhibition, and all present in
his usual happy style and
explained what true education IS.
He complimented the sisters upon
the good work they are accomplishing in
the education of the young and ended his
discourse by urging the parents to send
their children to the parochial schools
when they open again. The little ones
brought the exercises to al I'd by singing
in concert with much spirit and correct
ness, Ring the Lily Bells, attsr which the
meeting dispersed, all feeling much pleas
ed with the closing exercises of the Holy
Angels Convent school for the year 1888.