Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-03-17

auQ the annual St. EAtIlch eve en-
tertainment ny the alumni q ~ Ma
nah on Thursday evening with one Of
vidin~ q 4 nr ron mma thai Wss fsnsIv
carried out and was full Of interest
essay prizes and in the honorable
mention. St. Nary's parochial school
II 0reenevfllA led al the other, hav-
Ing ave in the list Of ten names, the
Academy OF the Holy Family 1t Bal
school It Taftville had two. and
hr 20 grammar school had one.
william r. Kennedy, curats st ST,
Mary's church, who welcomed all pres
ent on behalf of the rector and ex-
pressed his thanks to all who had tax
en- part in the preparations for the
+. Burke, = past president Of the a.
Q. r.. to announce the awards. which
he did with brief mention OF the
part the society OF 100000 members
has played IN the United States in the
iurtherance OF al things pertaining to
ne Catholic religion. MI. Burke said
their work under conditions that pre-
Guided any Partially and it gave him
pleasure g announce the successful
contestants Tor the prizes given by the
two local divisions OF the Ancient Or
- 9s.a - Dc anaa LOT tne essays IRON
eA,,are1 +.,ss-, - ~. I..s ~ upun te
eeA.sA - 'sp1e - Aflc a1isn IN America.
winners
From the eighty contestants the
JUDGES nad selected the following:
grade Acader6v of tha r5nJy 10 ,,,tl,,
Baltic.
Second prize, 81. Ernest Barto1ucci.
d Cedar street, 9Th Frade. Broadway
grammar school
Third prize, 30, William Shea, 9Th
grace, * Mays parochial school,
Greeneville.
Fourth prize. So, Abbietta Hasler,
Sfn GRADE. sacred Heart parochial
school, Taftyille.
HONORABLE mentions: Dominick Ou1-
lett, 9th grade. st. Mafys; Mary
Oates Stn grade Baltic academy;
Gec s. Ta d1,s,a stn grade, Sacred
~ Iaitviue jeremiah Downing,
stn GRADE. ST MAryss; Mary A. Dris-
COLI sth grade, 81. Mary: Anna May
foley, 9th Grade, 81 Mary's.
The winner OF the hrst prize is the
II year old daughter Of Harry Gaucher
OF Baltic.
The announcements were greeted
names OF the St. Mary's pupils Np-
peared.
MinstreIs Made Hit.
This was followed by the Carolan
minstrela of St Mary's Alumni in an
entertainment which was axreed to Be
the best that the alumni have given
and which reflected great credit upon
Miss Lena c. Boudreau, who haa been
u entire charge, bringing out the nin-
ncal lasen n.y., OF the children with pro-
nuoa SKIN no 70 MAKE commenoaole
- =. - aA me sLase settlnss were
4. a-,.s 80 ....ss.a ~ aansement OF green
auu "A1.e. the po4s wore green carna-
ION s ana Ine srls appeared IN white
Gresses WIN green bows IN their hair.
~, LIE plepAIA.oH % the cniidren ana
me ssranseMent OF sne stage setting
ss SspaDay loekeo aIter oy Mrs. Mary
the following was the programmes:
Opening chorus; recitation Erin's
Exile Helen Sullivan: solo, The Little
SRI win q 6rokue. Grace Hartie; The
i ,.aet nose Of summer, Josetts LAVAL
~ r, N III LOT Fhiaoeipna, Joseph
- ~ Ga, soao 1yes .. 1rlsn biue, Hor-
IL IL IIuans A.. ou u, Ian Guess what
az "rolo On Wy Siale. Eieanor Dono-
CnlI1 soio, Inc Gny 6ossoons NICE
1pe N.,, uue1 when the DAISIES
p Dio Neng DaIry anu Josephine
49, = uaraa qua .el'e 2Mse.
Sr.a,,-s' Ns,,s Sornins; Nicloias
nns "-EsA, NsHe DaIIy ana Josepn!ne
T T.ssonsete; rec,tation, the Bridge
h Zee Story, Nellie McMahon; solo.
x = so.o. lne Sentmental moon,
nsn.e .D@Iry. assasSsu oy the guartette'
MIixa beth Ssiiis.c ssd Ias.,htna nas .
eonette: solo. McManus, Sand. lanes
Kane. assisted by chorus: grand male.
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