Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-06-28

kerse. NJ. Kellam, NJ. Bowen, n. Burke;
Drawn by Miss X. Kcrse
Junior Division-rhe following were tho
coinnutors for the gold medal: Misses
~ Hinchman, c. Donati, r.. Canepa, l..
Aiassci; drawn by Miss G. Donati
The medals drawn for by the music
class were kindly donated BY friends or
the institution.
The following youns ladies' were en-
Titled TO honors for amiahle dcpoTtmcnt
ana observance OF school rules: Misses VI.
hefse. Is. ONeil. *. Mcnamara. y.
Lsahey, y. Donohoe y. Whitlock VI.
/ Cauihold, l.. DAVIS. G.. Neacle. NJ. Bred
Dinner. NJ. Bowen. T. Frayser. }. Beirne,
Sweeney. q. Liggan. a. Welsh. NJ. O'Con-
nor, NJ. Mccarthy, NJ. Hogan. NJ. Rafferty,.
=. Farrell, J. Nolan, N. Boyle. a. Gogan,
NJ. Glynn, h. Hlnchmdn, *. Johnston. NJ.
Mcclure, y. Letiro NJ. Hailihan, r.. Tay-
Tor, VI. Dillon. b. Duke. *. Mcmahon. y.
/ Moloy. \. MOsch-tti. Anthony. NJ. West
NJ. Cavcdo, NJ. Ruggaber, and y. Duffy
school VIII be resumed on the nrst
Monday in September.
~. PGtricIs's Male school.
The closing exercises Of st. Patrick
Male school also took place wednesday
morning in the school han.
Rev Fathers DonOhOe and Tiernan
were present. The former briefly review
cd the work accomplished, and conSratu-
lated the scholars for their s,udiOusncss
and general advancement during the past
year. lie expressed the hope that the
next session would be as successful as the
one just closed.
The following IS n list Of pupils recelv-
ing medals. h0nors. and other distinctions:
Grammar Department, John J. Blake,
Puncipal-FITst Class scholarship, gold
medal. Master John q. Smith. This medal
Us donated by ST. PatricH's Beneficial and
Social Society: honorable mention, Willie
Sullivan, and Thomas a. Mccarthy.
Second Class Scholarship. silver medal.
| Master Clinton j. AlarG: honorable mem
tl0n. Robert j.. Manning; third class.
scholarship silver medal Master Leroy
Mccarthy; honorable mention. Willie
O'COnnor, Philip shea, Charlie Griffin,
and Joseph Smith.
For Attendance-S Silver medal. Master
| While Sullivan.
Fourth Class-scholarship, silver medal.
Honorable Willie Enright.
James Donahue. Frank Don Lcavy. Mich
ael Hogan, Thomas Carrcras, George Hub
/ bard, Freddie Hcyer Louis Botto, james
Bowels. Peter Kocg. Henry Koch, John
Smith, and oscar Fowler
Roll OF HOuOr-Willie Sullivan. Clinton
Alidrd, Thomas Mccarthy, John smith,
Robert Manning. Philip Shea. Leroy Nc
/ Carthy, Willie O'COnnOr Charlie Griffin,
Joseph Smith. James Donahuc, Michael
Hogan, Frank Don Icavy. Peter Koch.
Henry Koch, Willie Enright. John Smith,
| Freddie Heyer James Bowers, George
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Louis Botto. and Thomas Carrords.
Primary Department, Miss Ida Marks,
| Tcachcr-First Class scholarship, silver
medal, Master Peter O'Kecffe.
The following are the names OF pupils
in order Of merit: Charles Johnson, George
Allard. Hugh Mcclure, William Botto.
John Craven, Lee Blankenshlp, ana Har-
ry Welsh.
Second Glass Scholarship. silver medal,
Master Joseph Dunn mention for improve
ment John Nolan Joseph Smith, Herbert
Liggan, Joseph Br0Zzello, and Bernard
Duke.
Third Class On order Of meriO-Joseph
| Neagle. Edward thinner. Lawrence Mu-
relic. William Buckley, Leo Taylor,
Charles O'Donnell. and William Murello.
Fourth Class-Clinton Don Leavy, Jo-
seph CaulGeld. Percy Buckley, Charles
Morgan. Thomas Botto. chris. Welsh.
John Mckinley, Richard Siewers, and
Frank Radford.
Departmental Allard. Hugh Nc
CURE. Peter O'Keeffe. Charles Johnson,
John Craven, Willie BottO. Lee Blanken-
ship. Harry Welsh. Joseph Dunn, John
Nolan. Joseph Smith. Bernard Duke. Her
bert Logan, Joseph BrOZzelli, Joseph Nea-
gle. Leo Taylor, Lawrence Murello.
Charles O'DOnncll. William Buckley, Ed
ward thinner. and william Murello.
The following little boys deserve 70 be
mentioned for trying 20 be very good.
and 20 observe school rules. Clinton Don
Leavy, John Mckinley. Joseph Caulheld.
Percy Buckley. Charles Morgan. Richard
SEWERS. Thomas BOttO, Chris. Welsh,
and Frank RaQfOrd