Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-22

excellent work of the school in fhis respect.
 Address to the Graduates.
 In addressing the graduates Father -Beiferose took the opportunity to con graduate them in the excellence Of their standing and as their c4ass mot to was 'AA for Jesus" he po1srayed the Saviour who was lest fh the teHa- pie at the age of twelve and eA being questioned by His parents as to the cause of their uneasiness excla4Haea that He was about His fathers bafsi- ness and so from the ages Of three te thirty He was subject to His parents ! at their home in Nazareth. and so with the class Of 1914 another link : has come into your lives ia prepar- ing to do battle with the world he said and so being strengthened with the sacraments Of peneance confirm atien and holy eachist he hade them go out and meet the w'aFld as a credit to the class and school and by fel- lowing your class motto yeu will have nothing te regret. By askins yea to go out in life what does it mean It Is true langues history, geography and arithmetic will stand you WRA hat what of the spiritual side? As Christ was ahenf His fathers business , so should the salvation of your soul , appeal to you If you aspire to high CT studies go after them and hiring nose lustre to St NaEy.s schona and its instructors.
 He urged the girls of the class not to have any idle dreams CT build castles in the air and to sooFa cheap literature for castles build fn the air crumhIe and their ambitions will be
 wrecked He urged them to cheose
 Mary, the mother of CA-ist as thedr
 model in then present hnEne life ard
 later in years if called uron to rule
 homes of their own He placed be60ze
 them the lassens of sacrifice and self denial and high type of charity The boys he. urged tD be men of work and to be upright henasa- dufi- ful and with the warM Sf rufh on
 their lips He further hade the byYE
 to beware of the sin of scandal and ii perchanee any of the class shsud go wrong later in life speak a kind word ' to him to bring hem back tD his duty
 Always stand by ysT church and
 your class
 In closing Father BeIle71se said q <, extend to you my hearty cDngTatHla- 1 tiens in the honers you have attain ed God snare you and God bless you- Penmanship Diploman-
 The following pupils of St Marys ] school received diplomas for Palmer
 penmanship;
 Grade VIII: Laura Foley, Anna
 Planfe, Jennie Sullivan, William Car
 
 ing, Edmund DFiseoli, Montca1m 1 Ethier, Harold Humphrey. Thomaas I McC0fmick, James Neyins, Michael
 Shea
 1 Grade vII-Wflliam Tomlinson. Ade-
 1afde Murphy. Edith Juneau, Mary l Ogden. Sara Risley, Catherine Daley, Dora Lafreniere.
 The scholars of grade VIII. who will l form next years graduating class, car ry with the mthe coveted honor of gen. manship certificates bestowed by thf 1 Palmer company of New York This is an unusual event and bespeaks the I high class of penmahship taught at the | school.
 The ushers for the evening were
 Joseph Gadie, 1910; Dominic Ouelette 1911; Charles Ogden. 1a11: William B l Shea, 1911, Francis F. Murtha. 1911; James Redden, 1s12i Robert 6wanton 1912; Ernest Fox, 1s12.. 1 The class photo is to be taken today (Menday), while the annual outing l will be held at ths opening of the beach season,