Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-24

.t .|M Held they desired to become proficient. the only road leading 10 success lay over the .fhorns and brfarD of Gacf1- ice. 1t ws the spirit of sdlf- of the1r Good parents and teachefB which ne1 paved ths way and mads
 their schcol career; that 1t was the same spirit that animated the hearts and hand of the noble women who are the real home-makers and the insp1ra- ton of good men in all times. Luncheon at Academy. After the exercises in the church a luncheon was served at the academy. Awards fer Art and NssdIswers<. The usual splendid exhibit of studio was an Interesting feature Among so many excellent pieces it was no easy matter for judges to decide just which fs worthy of special recognition. but after careful. reflection the decisions were rendered as follows: Needlework-Afiss Nellie Pratt. first prize for centerpiece (colored): Miss Helen Rigney, first prize for I pin cushion; Miss Helen MeAvoy, first prize for scrim work: Miss Nellie Abbie Farrell. first prize for collar and cufs; Miss Josephine Bourret, first prize for fancy apron: Miss Sadie Flu gal. first prize for white centerpiece: Miss Imelda Catcher. first prize for in. fant's jacket.
 painting "Old Nanny" Miss Rena Race; first prize in pastel, Land scape," Miss Rena Race; first prize in sepia "Mdonn." Miss Rena Race; Rena Race: second in sepia sir Gal lahad." Miss Rena Race. Miss Helen Anna Pratt was award ed hrst prize for Sunfower piece. and first prize for china tea set.
 Miss Josepa 5tzel; first prize fruit wter color landscape Sunset; second prize. china smoker's set. Miss Hazel Fuller. first prize for water color flower piece. "Pansies";
 second prize for pastef ''PIums'': sec ond prize for water color Landscape" Miss Christina Briggs, second prize for oils, "F1aminRoes": second prize for oils "Peaches."
 Miss Catherine McCabe. first prize in first year work for nature study; sec ond prize for violets and landscapes Miss May Buckley received much credit for flower piece .'Oieanders.; first prize in first year work; second prize in nature study.
 Miss Helen McAvoy's pretty land scape deserved special mention and
 won second prize. as well as flower piece Topples"
 The work in drawing was remark ably good.
 Misses Kinnane, I. Gaucher, M. Da- venport. J. Etzel. H. Fuller. A. Far relE c. Lynch. C. McCabe, c. Wagner showed the best work. The judges of the art and domestic science work were Mrs Church of Nor wich. Mrs Buckley and Miss FIdelis Donahoe of Baltic. and Mrs. Charles Charon and Mrs. James P. Brown of Baltic.
 Rev. Mother General Present. Among the distinguished guests pres ent at the academy for commencement exercises was the Mother-General of the Congregation who Is at present
 making a visitation of the American l houses.
 The host of friends who remember the Rev Mother General when she was Mother Teresa of St. Mary's, Will limantic. are extending to her a warm welcome
 Mother Genera Telresa has visited almost every cline in the interests of her Congregation and tells most in teresting tales of missionary work especially among the Malays and lep- CTS. She speaks with enthusiasm of His Holiness. Pope Piux x. by whom
 she was most kindly received quite recently in private audience.