Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1893-06-30
ST. MARY'S SCHOOL.

Graduating Exercises OF Yesterday Amer
noon Were OF an Excellent Character.
The first regular graduating exercises In
st. Mary's school took place yesterday af-
ternoon, beginning at 3 O'Clock. The
children of the lower grades, In charge of
their teachers, the good Sisters of Mercy,
occupied seats In the front part of the
hall, while the remainder was at the dis
position of the parents and friends of the
pupils, and every seat was occupied and
standing room was availed OF by many
who were eager to witness the exercises.
Promptly at 8 o'clock the senior class
entered to the accompaniment Of march
executed on the piano by the music
teacher of the school, and proceeded to the
stage, which was prettily adorned with
potted plants and vases of bright colored
roses. The exercises were carried out In
accordance with the following pro.
gramme:
ohor"s '':...:.,, ,,,....'...,';;:.. .."Welcome"
Recitation. ."rhe Heroine of south Mountain"
Miss Quoenie Hayes.
CLASS Recitation...... ..."keenan's Charge"
solfeggio Briliiante. ........................
Senior Vocal Glass.
Master John o'ccnnosy. OF DOOM
Class Recitation, ."warsaw's Martyr"
Senior Girls.
keoitation-Selected..." .."The First TIE Deum"
Greeting to u aduntes.
Comforting of Honors on Graduates.
Vaiedictory,
ChOrus-Semi. ......"Graduates' Farewells
Distribution of Premiums
Hymn. ......................'s Sacred Heart"
The graduates we're ten In number,
Patrick Ignatius Driscoll, Edward Rich
ard Quirk, Patrick Joseph Scallin, sarah
Gertrude Moran, Mary Elizabeth Nc
Cready, Sarah Elizabeth Mullen, Helen
Josephine Smith, Catherine Teresa Ma
guire, Louise Clara Brennan and Mary
Teresa Mcmahon.
Rev. j. II. Lennon read the names of the
graduates and awarded the diplomas.
Honor medals were awarded as follows:
A gold medal, the gift of Father Halligan,
for the best percentage In scholarship Of
the graduates, to Miss Sadie Moran. In
the senior class there were two silver
medals for the highest average In the
study of arithmetic, ,both the gifts OF
friends OF the school. Master John O'Con-
nor and Miss Annie Conlon were given
the medals.
Special premiums were awarded as fol-
lows: Boys room No. 1-Scholarship,
senior grade, Patrick Driscoll; first grade,
Loo Richards; second grade, Joseph
Moran; department, Joseph 0'Brien; at
tendance, William Cakes and Patrick
Casey. Girls room No. 1-Scholarship,
senior grade, Miss Mary McCready ;IIfirst
grade, Miss Essie McCarty; department,
Miss Queenie Hayes; attendance, Miss
Mary Casey, Katie Mcguire, Sadie
Mullin, Mary Mclaughlin, Cas-
sie Montague and Katie O'Leary,
Second Grammar department-Boys' room
No. 2-Scholarship, hrst class, Thomas
O'Connor; second class, Joseph Clear;
| department, Bernard Costello. Same
grade, girls-S Scholarship, Miss Mary Moo.
Mary Parro and Jennie Casey
intermediate Boys room No. 3-Scholar-
ship, first class, II. McCummiskey; second
| class, John Doyle. Same grade, girls
room No. 3-Scholarship, first class. Miss
Alice McCabe; second class, Mary Pyne.
Primary department, boys, scholarship,
first class, Francis Gallagher; second class,
George Macomber. Same grade, girls
Scholarship, first class, Miss Bessie Mo-
earthly; second class, Miss Maggie LAWN.
Boys room No. 5-Reward of merit, Mas
ter James Rice. Girls room No 6.-Re-
ward of merit, Miss Eva eastman.
The exercises were brought to a happy
termination by an excellent address by
the pastor, Rev. w. Halligsn, who con.
graduated the pupils, parents and teachers
on the work of the year.