The evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1907-1908, 1907-11-27
SCHOOLS
THANKSGIVING PROGRAMS
RENDERED BY PUPILS.
Special Masses for Children to Be Held
in the Majority of the Churches
Tomorrow Morning.

The meaning of THANKSGIVING will be
impressed on the minds of the children
of the local p%arochial schools by spe-
cial masses in the churches, at which
they viii participate in the singing, and
listen to talks on 1.-THE Origin, Meaning
and Spirit of Thanksgiving" by the
pastors, who consider that the deeper
meaning of the day is better revealed
in his thar in any other.
Special exercises were held in st. Pat-
rick's Paroehial School this morning, when
an address was given by the Rev. Isaac
p. Whelan, pastor of the church. The
exercises opened with the singing of THE
St~ar-Spangled Banner" after which the
THANKSGIVING Lesson was told by
Aloysius Clayton. The boys of the fourth
grade gave "hTe Story of the Pilgrims. z
and a Harvest Song was rendered by
the fourth and fifth grade girls. The
First Thanksgiving was recited by
Charles Krieger. after which the boys
sang Once More We Hail Thanksgiving z
A recitation. Our Thanksgiving. was
given by Maurice Doyle, and the girls OF
the seventh grade sang a Thanksgiving
hymn, followed by a reading, Sing Of
Thanksgiving Time by Edward Me-
Glynn. old Glory was reeited by Mary
O'Neill, and the exercises concluded with
the singing of MY Country, IT'S of Thee
IN all of the other schools programs Of 4
similar nature were held, and In each case
a talk on Thanksgiving was given.
The roll of honor of st. Patrick's School
for the month of November Is appended:
Senior Class-Joseph Connolly, Frank Nc
Carthy. James Casey. James Reilly, Leo
BELLY, Emmett Berns.
Class A - Lawrence Finan, Thomas
Crooke. Joseph Diehm, Eugene Galligan.
Nh rlng pfAarA IAhn Aalf Hin
Brady, Edward Whalen, Theodore Oshahr,
Edward Gilhooly, John Burns. Ambrose
Baker.
Class B-James McTague, James Mccain,
Raymond Carney, william Duffy, Francis
kehoe, A. Roosevelt Bowers, Peter Walsh.
Walter Brown. Joseph Moran, Phillip
Brady, James Murdoch, John Connolly.
Class C-Harry GiIday. Daniel connors.
Thomas Coogan, Timothy Mahoney, AR
thur Moore, Maurice Doyle, Thomas
den. Cornelius Smith, Charles Mccain,
William Young, Walter Hili, Thomas
Johnston. Daniel McCarren, Herbert Camp
bell, James Tobin, James cusack, Walter.
CARROTS, John Walsh, John Conlon, VIII
lam Mccain, Austin Casey, James Cul-
len, Leon Nutzel, Francis Barrett, Joseph
Byrnes, James Murphy. Thomas Roche.
Glass D-John Tighe, Aloysius Flarity,
James Mclaughlin. Matthew Keefe, VIII
lam Leamy. William 3. o'Brien, Daniel
King Raymond Ruoff. Charles Moore. Rob-
ert McMinn, Joseph Riley, Thomas
O'Brien, Martin Rush, John Seery.
Glass FLAMES Begley, Richard Breen.
James Donovan, John Leahy George Chap
man, Walter Marley, Joseph Lavelle.
Louis Seery. James O'Neill, Francis Reii-
ly, John Dalton, William Birmingham.
Michael Dwyer, Raymond D~ougherty, John
+. Reilly Aloysius Clayton, Charles Me-
Cam, Charles Smyth, Philip McQuillin.
Glass F'-Thomas sullivan. Joseph AMI
selly. Daniel Begley, Walter Ensor. Fran
els Joseph Flynn. Morris Gamer, William
McHugh, Edward O'Neill, Francis Rowd-
ing, James Saros. Michael Prendergast,
William Parker.
Grade S-Maria Scott, Mary O'Neill, Lo-
retta King, Barhnra Wagner, Elizabeth
Smith, Gertrude Garland, Isabelle Kelly.
Mary Mccain.
Grade MARY Lavelle. Cecilia Quinn.
Teresa Fitzgerald, Elizabeth Moran, Mary
Cunningham. Mary Garrigan.
Grade 6-Regina Begley,. Helen O,Connof
Agnes O'Connor. Katherine Fitzsimrnons
Hanora O'Connor, Katherine Butler, Helei
Grade 5-Sarah Lave.le. Mary Maher
Margaret Roche, Gertrude Kane, Maria
Wagner, Adele Vandyne, Marguerite
Gafrant, Katherine Harvey. Loretta
Moran.
Grade 4-Franees Smith. Laura HOPPER.
Mary O'Connor. Alice Woodward, Bar
bara McShea, Margaret Feeney, Leona
Martin. Florence and Esther O'Neiil.
ELAN Crosby. Katherine Mccain, Albe1-
tine LeBean, Jeanette McCaffrey, Helen
McEadden, Mary Rooney.