The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-04-04

representing the boys and girls respec-
lively in room 2 and room .. there being
one medal awarded TO the best reader In
each group The four groups were num-
bered and the readings were given I'm the
following order: Room 2, group l-Bertha
Smith, Dorothy Wood. Olive Russell,
Edith Lawton and Clara Manchester;
group g. from room 6-Robert Otis, Willard
Anthony, Reuben Bates. Edward Rich,
William Hudson and Gilbert Hardy:
group 3, from room 2-Leroy Brockett,
Ernest Kilcup, Louis Bartlett. Godfrey
Hawes, Earl Perkins and Stuart Mamil-
Ian; group 4, from room 6-Mabel Edger-
ton. Grace Snow. Mary Adamson, Alice
Baker Viola Pratt and Edith Blake.
The Judges were Messrs. Orsmus A.
Taft George Mackinnon and Ratcliffe g..
Hicks.
Smith, William r. Hudson. Geoffrey w.
Hawes and Mary q. Adamson.
OXFORD STREET SCHOOL.
DR.. William r. Gleason, president OF
the school committee, presented the An
thony medals at the oxford Street gram
mar school. There were % contestants
and the winners were George Morris, WIZ
liam Ward Mabel Baird and Ingleborg
Holmquist The contestants We're: Lloyd
Knowiton Harold Mason. George Morris.
William Keegan, Victor Douhn, William
Ward. Alton Merrill. James McElroy'
Ivar Johnson, Winnie Kenaston, katha-
rine Radgan. Mary Milliken. Alice ker-
shaw, Mary Flanagan. Bessie Taylor
Grace CoIweIl. Mary Foley. Emily Ven
nerbeck. Sarah Dorsey. Mabel Baird Pau
line F1nter and Ingleborg Holmquist
George Rhodes was excused by reason OF
illness. The Judges were Mrs. Frank Is.
waterman. Miss Annie Brown and Henry
Grant
cANDACE STREET SCHOOL.
At the Candace street grammar schooi
the winners OF the medals were Gr2e H.
McDonald and Walter D. Heaphy.
Following are the names OF the pupils
who competed for the medals: Eleanor
Dillon, s. Celia Johnson. May q. X
Ricketts,, Alta NJ Belts. Annie j. eau
vreau. Edith ]. Macrae, Grace +. Nc
Donald, Esther NJ. Norton. Mary II. NC
Elroy. Albert Barrett. Leo krentzer' r.
Arthur Parker. Frederick c. Rawlings
Frank 7 Townsend. Lester l.. Mckay
| Zenas pobson. George M. Porter VIII
| liam NJ Allen and Walter ID. Heaphy.
| The tudxes were Howard Il. Gorham
charles A. Walsh and G. Burton Hib-
bert.
ACADEMY AVENUE SCHOOL.
The prize readings at the Academy
avenue grammar school were engaged In
nv II contestants and two medals were
allotted to this school. The contestants
were: Emma Eldredge, Irene Fish, Mary
Hamilton, Edward Hayden, Joseph Hogg'
Annie Holton, Lizzie Kenny. William
Maguire. Mary Malley. Percy Meader,
John McC;arry, Annie McGovern, Eliza
beth Mulgrew, Agnes Mumford. Joseph
McNerney, Marguerite Rockwell and
Mary Zarits.
Anna McGovern and William Magufre
were declared the winners OF the med
ais. The judges were: Albert Il. West.
James L. German and Edward G. Carr.
FEDERAL STREET SCHOOL.
James N. Sommerville and Cecile Mig
nault were the winners OF the medal at
the Federal street grammar school The
| Judges OF the speaking were r. II. Glad
| ding. Miss Mary ID. Vaughn and Floyd
L. Carr. The speakers were Henry O.
Gros. William r Tally, Henry s. Drury,
| James N Sommerville. Selma u. Lind
berg Mary McCarron, Cecile f. Mignaut.
May " Baldwin, Lena Gray and Blanche
r. +. Bernard.
BRANCH AVENUE SCHOOL.
The following pupils read for the med
| ais: Herbert Hill. Charles Leary, Earl
Roy. George Quigg. Peter Hanley, Wal
ter Greenwood. Katherine Cassidy, Grace
| Thornton. Elsie England, Mary Sullivan,
| Adeline Turner, Alice Moore, and Nell
| lie Conlon. Walter Greenwood took the
boys medal and Mary Sullivan was the
| fortunate one among the girls.
The Judges were George w. Bennett
| Charles J. O'Connor and Howard Brown