Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1912-01-05
pARocHIAL SCHOOL NOTES..

Below we give the averages made by
the pupils in the December tests.
Grade IX.-Mary e. Moran 99, Thorn
as Austin 9S, Harold Shea SO, Anna Cur
tin SO, Gertrude Austin "a, Mary Lynch
80, Kathleen Long 80, Horace Welcome
SO, Thomas Lynch SO, Edith Nolan SO, Ag-
mes Blake 81.
Grade VIIG.-Katherine Duggan "a,
Catherine Curtin SO, Alice Long 81, Will
liam Yauvey 80, Leo Haus SO, John
Sheehy IS, JEANNE Paquette Sc, Helen
Dunn SO, Mary Baker 50, Frances Elem
ing So.
Grade VII.-Highest average 50, Heller
st. Cyr. over 90-Emily Shea, Julia Fill
ion, Elinor Baker, James Scanlon, Mar
garet Manning, Ruth Danyew. over so
Edmun Curtin, Edward Moran, William
Boyce, Francis Fitzgibbon, Alice Filion
Mary C~avanaugh. Josephine Clarity, Mar
garet Hopkins.
Grade VI.-Highest average SO, Thorn.
as Clune. over S0-Eleanor Sheehy, IT.
ma Rate, Catherine Denning.
Grade V.-Highest average, SO, Frances
Austin. Over 9O-Merton Mann, Justin Mo
ran, Thomas Connors, Mary Kennedy
Mary Danyew, Helen Mann. over 80
Gertrude Dolye, Gladys Russell, Mary
Fecteau, Daniel Manning, James Long
Edward Boyce.
Grade IV.-Louis Young 9S, Martin
Cunningham 9S. over 9O-Edward Shea,
Mary Young, Alice Manning. over so
Martha Howe, Marguerite Haus, Isabella
Cavanaugh, Lawrence Gorborino, Bernard
Lynch, Bertha Lemire, Anna Manning,
Brigid Masajada.
Grade lilo per cent, Mary Curry,
Mary Grady, Evelyn Austin, William
Larrow. over @-James Clune, John
Clune, Elsie Danyew. Clara Paquette
Christina Young. over SO-Joseph Man
ming, George Shea, Francis Masajada,
Regina Mancini, Joseph Lemire, NAL
Vena Brayer, Richard Young, Mary Masa-
jada.
Grade II-1OO per cent, Alice Boyce,
Frederick Gonyea. over 9O-Joseph Pei
lerin, Margaret Baker. Florence Dan
yew. over S0-George Young, Ruth Gar
rity.
Names of pupils who were not absent
during December:
Room I.-Evelyn Austin, Alice Boyce,
Malvina Brayer. Mary Curry, James
Clune, John Clune, Elsie Danyew, Rich
ard Young, Marie Long, Joseph Manning,
Mary Masajada, Francis Masajada, Re-
gina Mancini, Clara Paquette, Flora Pa
quette, George Shea, Christina Young,
James Baker, Helen Austin, Helen Bea-
giotti, Margaret Baker, Alice Boyce, John
Barbate, Bernard Cavanaugh, Florence
Danyew, Frederic Gonyea, Floyd Gonyea,
James Griffin, James Clarity, Elizabeth
Grady, Edward Long, James Lyons. Jo-
seph Pellerin, Mary Tarrent, Ethel Rob-
inson, George Young, Maurice Austin,
Susan Curry, Ruth Defer, James Gui-
heen, Margaret Kennedy, Paul Paquette,
John Lyons, Simon Clarity.
Room H.-Gladys Russell, Mary Dan
yew, Mary Kennedy, Helen Mann, Anna
Manning, Cecilia Burke, Gertrude Doyle,
Catherine Clarity. Francis Austin, Mer-
ton Mann, Justin Moran, Edward Boyce,
Daniel Curtin, Francis Manning, John
Manning, James Long, Isabelle Cavan-
augh, Bernard Lynch, Edward Baker,
Mary Young, Brigid Masajada, Martin
Clarity, Alice Manning, Martha Howe,
Martin Cunningham.
Room III.-Emily Shea, Ruth Danyew,
Alice Filion, Julia Filion, Mary Cavan-
augh, Marion Long, James Scanlon. Jo-
sephine Clarity Edmund Curtin, Edward
Moran, Margaret Manning, Eleanor Shee-
ny, Irma Rate, Brigid Herbert, Rose
Derosia, Thomas Clune, Ralph Paquette,
William Baker, James Sexton, Francis
Lynch, William Herbert, John Yarkie,
Oelor Nolan, Francis Fftzgibbon.
Room IV.-Thomas Austin. Gertrude
Austin. Agnes Blake, Anna Curtin, Fran
els Fleming, Kathleen Long, Mary E,
Moran. Harold Shea, Catherine Curtin,
Catherine Duggan, Helen Dunn, Alice
Long, JEANNE Paquette, Mary Scanlon,
William Yauvey.
The pupils of Room I. will be dis
missed at 3 p. m. today. they having
had the highest average of attendance,
90 per cent.