The Donaldsonville chief. [volume] (Donaldsonville, La.) 1871-current, 1884-08-02

we are always glad to hear OF the pro.
gress and prosperity of citizens of Ascen.
sion, wherever they may be, hence we note
with pleasure little paragraph going the
rounds Of the State press to the effect that
a former resident of our parish, "Mr
Charles A. Younger of Avoyelles has cotton
stalks four feet high" This excellent gen
tleman has q host Of friends here who will
be gratifed to know that hs is one of the
most enterprising and successful farmers
of the Evergreen section of the parish Of
Avoyelles.
Distribution Of Premiums at ST. Win.
cents Institute,
Having published in last issue of the
CHIEF the programme of the interesting
entertainment and commencement exer-
cises which took place at st. Vincent's In
stitute, Donaldsonville, on the 18th of July.
We present herewith the list of premiums
awarded and distinctions conferred which
our limited space would not allow US to in
sert last week:
ance of the regulations Of the Institute-Senior
SlrcIa-flrst honors, Misses Cecile Duflho
Elmira Freret Matilda Meelser, Maud Baltic,
1on aplar EsebTa Adele kogge Legse Braad
Rogge, Mary Hanlon, Adine Bourgeois. Second
honors, Miss Katie Forester.
In testimony OF universal aniability of de-
pertinent, neatness. order and observance of
ware awarded to Misses Annie NJ Baltic of
Rapldes. Eloise Hanlon. Iberyille, Rosa MI.
Alien, Ascansion; also gold crosses of merit to
~ MISSES webb Heeyes OF kapides, Annie Fores-
honorable mention. not having entered in time
TO compete for medal OF CROWN
PREMIUMS, ENGLIsH CLAssEs-Seeond Senior
:. :. First premium, reading, rhetoric, grammar
COMPOSITIONS, sacred. ecclesiastical and mod
ern history, mythology, chemistry, natural
philosophy. astronomy, geography, arithmetic,
alg,eb "a plain and ornamental penmanship,
Eioise Hanlon, Annie Baltic, Rosa NJ. Allen.
Section Second Senior-First premiums.
reading. orthography, grammar. rhetoric, sa-
cTed and profane history, mythology, natural
philosophy, geography book keeping, aritll-
metic and composition, awarded to Misses
Maud RaiIllo, Josephine SobraI, Eimira Freret.
Ihlrd ciass-Flrst and second premiums in
reading, grammar, photography, sacred and
p,rofane history, NATURAL philosophy, geogra-
ply, arithmetic and composition, awarded to
" 1sses Mary johnson, Annie Forester, Matilda
Mneker. Martha Carnal. Cec1le Duhlho.
Io.dSh anu oeetlon EOHTfh tlass-f1rst and
secnn premiums in reading, photography, gram
mar, U. y. History, philosophy, writing, arith-
ne and composition, awarded to Misses
ter Mary Hanlon, Louise Braud Bertha Car
nal. Adlne Bourgeois, Dora Royce.
FRENCH GLASSES
First premiu ms in grammar, exercises, dicta-
tlon, composition. readlng, Miss Cecile Dutilho
second premium, Miss Josephine Sobral. First
premiums IN grammar, reading, compositipn-
Miss Adine Bourgeois. Primary French Glass
Translation, reading and composition, Miss
Mary Hanlon. Special course in French-Tra-
tuction ct Manuel de Phrases FRANCHISES ct
Anglaises ct Lecture, Miss Webb Reeves.
Testimonials in music awarded 10 Misses
Annie Forester, Eloise Hanlon, Webb Reeves.
Josephine Sobral. Ellnira Freret, Bertha Car
nal Matilda Meeker.
Premiums in drawing awaraed to Misses
Eloise Hanlon, Anne Baltic, Cecile Dufilho