Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-06-30
GOOD EXHIBITION.
BRIGHT YOUNG PEOPLE.
Names OF Graduates and Programme
in Full.

The graduating exercises of the pupils
OF st. Joseph's School took place last
evening In the basement OF the church
The singing by the pupils of the first
grammar room was sweet and melodIous
The instrumental music was OF q very
high order and executed with the ease
and ability that only most careful train
ing can impart.
The essay on the class motto, "Et Vitae
Monstrata Via Est" written and deliy-
cred by Master Willie O'Rrien, proved
this young graduate to he a youth pos
sessed OF rare common sense as well as
of unusual talent.
Miss Bella McElroy's recitation was
pleasiDgly delivered. Her sweet voice
intoned the words OF the hymn, Crock of
Ages, with a child like devotion and sim.
plicity very charming to all who heard
her.
Miss Teresa Mullen's essay on the
shadows of the Civil War" showed a
thorough knowledge OF the history of our
country.
Frank Kelly's humorous recitation,
"rhe School Masters Guests" was thor.
oughly enjoyed by everyone. Frank Is
a bright boy and will evidently make his
mark In the world.
The essay, "Pictures on Memory's
Walks" by Miss Annie Burns reflected
the pure young soul of the youthful COM
poser. Every word breathed the spirit
OF true piety and devotion.
Miss Lucy MONEYS essay, "Just For
Today" was we'll written.
The valedictory by Miss Est her Lennon
tg Ia In IA I'M nd NalN
that filled the eyes OF the young valedic-
torisn spoke more eloduently than words
oi the sorrow felt by the graduates at
leaving their dear little school. The honor
OF writing the valedictory was given to
Miss Lennon as reward for having at
Mined the highest percentage In the writ
ten examinations during the year.
At the close OF the exercises the Rev.
Pastor addressed each OF the graduates
and In his Own kind way gave them his
parting advice and blessing. lie told them
that he selected their class motto that II
might remind them as thev went through b
lite that Ia ~. Joseph's School "a way OF
life was shown" to them. He told them
to follow Him, "who Is the way, the truth
and The life" until they reac he'd he gate
OF Heaven, " hen they could truly say set
vitae M unsirata via est"
Sacred Chorus, "MemoTnre" School
Piano Duett, advance Guari". .StuIts
Misses Gertie merrill and Annie Burns.
Class NJ ito. "Ei vital MoBstrata Via Est"
'''''.-''-'.''.ss ..'.s.s........ ......HOiace
Mn-tct Wiilie O'Rrien.
Recitation ...................."Roek OF Ages"
Miss Teresa Mullen.
Pia"o Duet, "1 ANYWAY aalop". colbert
Misses Regiula and Mollie Meyay.
RcciiRlton. ...."The Schooimaster's Guests
Master Frank Kelly.
Essi y......'.,.. ..."Picture an Memory's Wall"
MISS Annie Burns.
Cnoru-. "BuRie Horn" school
Los Fl'urr" violin aud piano. W inner
Masters willie UBrien and Frank Kelly.
Miss Lucy Mooney.I
Recitation. ...,............"A LessOnlFor Life
MSS Bertha Carroll.
Plano Duet, AT Full SIP, ,ed"............ Bohm
Misses Annie Burns and Bell McEiroy.
Chorus, "SailOr Song". school
Essay and Naledictory. y.....................
,.........,. ...."rhe Launch OF the SHIP
Miss Esther Lennon.
APresentation OF Diplomas by Rev. II. n.
Kinnerney.
Following are the names OF the gradua-
ting class: Esther Veronica Lennon,
Theresa Anastatia M Mullen, Annie Cecilia
Burns, Lucy Agnes Mooney, Bella Veron-
lea McElroy, Francis Henry Kelly, Willie
Francis O'Brien.