The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-27

I FARMER: JUNE 27, 1912
 Recessional, Organ ano String Or chestra
 The Graduates were: Francis Bryan O'Loug hlin,g Clara, Veronica LawIess, John Joseph Began, Francis Joseph Socha. Mabel Agnes Corbett. John Ursula Madeline Clabby, Mary Agatha Hickey. Cecelia Margaret Nc Govern, Rose Veronica Malley, Annie Maria Stead. Mary Elizabeth Murphy. Ed ward Stephen Goodwin, Mildr ed Mar ion Obruchay, Ethel Mary O'Eril, Cutchcon. Helen Agnes Malone, Elm cline Louise Baldwin.
 Prizes were distributed to the fol- Eatstsascholsrsnip, Gc.a <. ssledal tE,rxhcis B. O'Loughlin.
 r Second Scholarship, S1fver Medal |--Glara Veronica Lawless3a <
 Tlifrd Scholarship. Set of Bsolss--. EJDhn Joseph Began. ,>4s.s, k Christian Doctrine, Gold MadaF
 Francis B. O'Loughlin. -. Christian Doctrine, Gold Medal = EClaEa Veronica Lawless. .ss.s s--a s Pel1rnanship, Rosary Beads-Mary Agatha Hickey.
 Attendance and Inddstry, Rosary Beads ceeelia Margaret McGoveril Prize Essay, ;: $l0 in Gold sF5dward K Prizes for exceIlence in scholarship eweree awarded at St, Mary's parochial school in conn ection with the com smencernent last sevening as follows: 7ths grade, Austin Munich Margaret Kearney. Anna DonoSan; Helen Nc Clancy. Marion Began, Elmer Cops sley 5fh, 5. Mary Green, Donald Me lAveny, James Farrell and Hugh Hann- Iilton: 4th, Alma Munich. < Mary Ma micro Margaret Bain. Julia Hohyde:: G GIHiarrigan, Ii Mary E. ] Dillon. Anthony FEaenza {, 2d, Margaret O'Shea. Helen lCavanaugh Jack Dial, Harry Weary; list, ' Alice aetsch,s Anna McGovern, .EIizab beth Coughlin, Francis Haggerty sand. Lawrenre arillo. E
 sias ssST.AUGUSTINE's.s ssi \ The Glass of 1872 lof St. sAugustine's school held their annual closing ex-. Gercises yesterday afternaon in. the iuna was we'll filled with the pareHts |and' the many we'll wishing yiends |aof the young graduates. The folloW- ling order of exercises swas followed k Assembly. of Gradauatfns Class: Opening Chorals, Joys sof@ Spfing
 word Of Greeting Aliee J. Boiand. EsFiaHo Solo, The z Lark's Morning Song MArie Lennon ; .is ssSss u ,s.9sssl ! Reeitation Church Scene from Evanseline Julia B. Brannick. %.ss:
 Anss rasnS 9sas5Esl.y and Violin puet James and 2 | Recitation The Count ntersien lar 1. .gueTfte Byrua. q sss sss z
 SAczgs. Merry Iune7 IafIes Vim Recitation, cofiolansss ola { T..
 iano spIo. II corricois<+s e z Durandl EDe .Grau lice Vt so1i cMurdfe. E The sera adtla ' \ x dnHt t IS iVss sHnfsy. ! Cur nre lice sI.d Boland z,
 sligious | 2 n! s .<i eve s1s,l | ItisasVuHfe 96rine T. FesntUn. E Our gpuntry Jsmes e. M vkfrs ,. E z E Money FIancies A LsoJI6 r5gssIa .sEs.s :. E VicfoFy Lucy M. McEltoy,
 vocan Duet. Ruth and. Naomi S. EG5ovsr Euths E Mar fgierItes M:ss ByrneSi Nacmi sssa s Merle a z. Lsnnos, ;,,,. $; ,;,.
 Piano and Violin Duet J Jasnes and Parting Word. Proceed iii Virtue Helen E.5sShan1ey. s ,, plstzlDut.Rn 2 !! q q Prizes < and Dlplomas ing. Rev. c. J.s McE1roy.
 Address to Graduates Rev. c. J. s s sIosias chcrns, Farewell Dear 2 2, Musie sapsrtyls6tSr Alfred T: Bris- The following received their dfplo4 mas: Cornelius Buckley. John Cal- lahan, Thomas Corrigan, Francis Fo- lev William Gale, James Hawkins. Bernard Levasseqr. Clifford LCckwootl. Hrsncs Leilersan. Raynaond Lyheh, Sullivan. Francis Judge. Alice Roland, Julia Brannick, Mary ,Brannlck, Mar guerite ByrHe, Ethel Carr, AEnes Coyne, Helen Daley, Teresa Fenton, Elizabeth Forestelle, Marion Pores teAe, Gertrude Hogan, Genevieve Kel- iy. Airline LaHait. Marie Lennon. Ge1A trnde McBride, Lucy McElroy, Alice McMurdie, Margaret Moran, Helen Shanleys Mary Stofel, Cecelia Sulli-'
 Miss Brannick,s reading from Evangeline was excellent. The yio- lin and piano duet by James and An- na Mulligan was delightful number. Harold T. Malloy recitation, .Corio- Janus, was given with good inter- pretation. The presentat tion of the ailegory twas we'll done, pleasing and instructive: The vocal duet, Ruth and Naomi" by Marguerite M Byrne and Marie C.. Lennon was presented in costume and clever7y rendered. Cornelius J. 'Buckleys class prophecy showed a aswealth of imagination and abundance of lhumor.
 Rev. c, J. McE1roy. P R., awarded prizes of s for general scholarship fo Cornelius D. Buckley and Alice Jus- tina Roland and special prizes for composition to Marian Forestelle and Marie O. Lennon. He awarded prizes to other pupils. not of the graduat- ing class. as follows. 7th grade. spe- cial composition prizes, Harold Cough lin and Charles Kelly.
 Palmer penmanship prizes in which St. ,Augustine,s school 1eadss the en- tire city: =8th grade, Marie Stofel: 7th Catherine Lennon; 9th. Letitia Ma honey: 5th.g Marian Mulhern and Ang- ella Forrest: primary pupils. Daniel McMahon Lillian Reilly-- Catherine Buckley.e Flora Kerwin and Mary De> witt Hs
 Penmanship prizes. eighth grade: Mary Stofel: seventh grade, Cath I