The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-04-30
Contests For Senator An
thOny Medals
BY THE GRAMMAR PUPILS.
Names OF Judges and Winners In
the Several Schools.
PLEASING PROGRAMS GIVEN.

Yesterday afternoon, the pr1zo reading
for the Anthony medals was held in the
several grammar schools OF the city, and
tho exercises were made very interesting.
IL: some OF the schools there was a ssir
attendance of the relatives and friends Of
the contestants The resc.ts were rs fol-
lows:
Doyle Avenue Schoog-TLo winners OF
tho medals at this school were Maud
Bucklin, Everett swift Annie Graham
| and Honry k!mbaIi A varied entsrtsin-
msnt was given after the contest.
Candace Street-Tne judges at this
school were Judge Joseph 5. q. Cobb. =.
q. Casey and Frederick Hayes. uwenty-
two scholars competed and tho winners
were Eta Il. McMillar, Louise r. Bart
| lots. Frederick X. Greenviils ond John
kattery.
| Bridgham Street-At this school the
! judges were j. Milton Hall, william A.
| Morgan and Mrs. William smith. Tnere
| were ID contestants and the winners were
| Bsnpie Manchester, Arthur Horvie, Car.
| rie Pearce ana Lena Saugy.
Oxford Street.-The judges at this school
were Kew. s. A. III .isdell, Mrs. Euxene
ii. Lincoln anu Daniel q. Chase Tue
exercises were very interesting and the
| winners were George Hoa2land, Edward
Dolan, Cora EttlinRer and Lillian Frank.
Elrnwood Grammar-ODly two judges
| appeared at this school A. IL. keyes and
William j. Reynolds. The readings lasted
nearly an hour, ana the winn ers were
Constance Lake and Victor kighter.
Messer Street.-The board OF judges con-
sisted of Henry X. Barker. Dr., Mrs.
Frederic Il. Fielf and Miss Mattel Smith.
The winners OF the prizes were Edwin j.
Hancock. Ernest .. heyworth. Mollis L.
Wslsr, Eta v. Durfee.
Federal Street-At this scnool tho
Judges selected were Col. II. Anthony
Dyer, Mrs. Albert A. Baker and John T..
kendricE. The prize winners were MARI
McGovern and James Mulgrew.
Point Street.-The JUDGES here were Mis-
81. Gooawiu, Miss Emily Campbell ant
John l.. Chapman. Jr.. and there wer,
18 contestants. Inc winners were Ssi2
fried Olsen. Pauline y: Hill, Q. Bur
Roweli ana John w. Wilson.
Peace Street-Rev 4. r. Emerson. Mrs
j. X. Cbilds and Rev 3. n. WooJrov
were the Judges at this school, and the,
listened to the efforts of the Ii contest
ants The prize winners we're ii. Carrutl
Drown. John Bannon, LouiEe u. Allel
and Nellie V. Perry.
Thayer Street.-The judges at this schoo
were Rev, Augustus NJ. Lord, Prof. vii
son of Brown University and mrs. Charles
II. Taylor. There were IS contestants
and the winners OF the prizes were Jean
cite Carroll, Marion Tarbell, and George
IL. Miller.
Broad Street--William r.. Greenougb,
DIR. h. Russoll Dunn, CT Westerly, and
Miss Haristte TourteIot acted as the judges
at this school, and out CT the eight con.
testents for tho prizls Edna Frazier and
George Davis were selecued as winners.
Academy Avenre-The judges ut this
school were Edward DeV. O'Connor.
John j. Dockery and Henry q. II. Raw
son. The prize winners were Maggie Mul
| vey and John Smithers. A very pleasing
entertainment was given after the con-
test.
Branch Avenue--Alder James II.
McCiann, Major II. w. Miner and John
II. (, Canning oiiiciated as judges at the in.
teresting contest at this school. There were
several contestants, and the prizes were
awarded to Emma Boardmnn. Thomas
Hickey and Annie Prior.
Manton Avenue-At this school the
Judges we're Joseph j. 1alby and Arthur
o. Cushinz. There were oGly a few con-
testants. and the prizes wers awarded tc
Joseph Polln and Maggie Casey.