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Midsummer Examinations

The annual midsummer examination of the classes in Notre Dame Convent School came off last week. Owing to the recent! death of His Lordship Bishop Mclntyre, | the examination was largely private. ‘Those! present were: His horéship B shop Mac- | donald and Revs) Dr. Morrison, A. Me Aulay and D. it staff; Mgr. McDonaily St. Audrew’s; Rev.

A. J. Melntyre, Tragadie; Revs. P. Curran

and A. P. McLeliany of St. Dunstan's Col- Carroll, lege; and Prof. Cavem, of Ponce of Wei-s, accessit, L Brothers; 2d, A Doiron, accessit,

accesait, B Barke, G Bolger; 34, G Gillis, uccassit, M Connolly, M Banoit,

Arithmetic (First Division) Ist, G Bol- ge, S Murphy, E Hughes, G Gillis; 21, E Macd uald, KE Hogan; 34, B Burke; acces- sit, K Macdonald, B McLean. Second Division —Ist, A Brown; accessit, A Doyle, M A Clarkin; 2d, B McAulay; accessit, M Benoit; Sd, M Counolly.

Worthy of honorable mention for con- stant application—E Hughes, S Maurpy, G Bolger, F Macdonald and G Gillis.

SENIOR DEPARTMENT.

Christian Doetrine—Gold medel, pre-

M M Alyward,

2d,

Seventh Division

S Murphy; 3d, M

Carter, # Brothers, B Gillis; Mutch, E Kelly. Vocal Music donald, M M Leo, M Coady.

Drawing and Painting — lst, M Burke; accessit, M Carroll; 24, J Hanrahan: aeces

lst, L Halloran; 2d, B Mae

sit, E Blake, E Benoit, A Doyle; 3d, M Benoit, F Sullivan, ‘ Needlework—Ist, C Macdonald: ace sit, \ Doiron; 21, B Macdonald, B RBucke; arcessits, EK Hughes, M Murnahan; aa, S

Murphy, M McLeod, G Gillia, F Macdonald. The Sisters of the Convent de Notre Dame, publicly thank His Lordsbip Bishop Mac.

Reid, of the authedral 5 tak

Allau J. Macdcnilie Fort Augustus; Rev.) Carroll, Burke, Doyle, B McDonald and J

ionald, aad the Rev Fathers McLean, Me Kimeel, Morrison, McAulay and Reid, Prof Caven, J B McDonald, E<q, Mrs Haudcahan, and other friends for their generous patroaage inthe shape of handsome premiums for the

sented by His Grace Archbishop (Brien, Halifax, eompeted for by the Misses

competitor, Miss

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pupil's.

Among the special competition prizes for

Collegé: The, classes were examincd by! M McLeod; 31, M Monaghan; accessit, H| the scholastic year 1891-1892, ray be mon Bishop Macdonald wad F sihbers Mor- { Macdonald. tioned a p! iz? for prot ‘ied 'y in mathematics, rison, Reid, MeAulay, McLellan and! Reading—First Grade- lst, M Burke;jpresented by His Loriship Bishop Mae Curren, and Professor Caven. The accessit, B Macdonald; 20, L Halloran;{@oveld; a prize for Latin, presented by Rev pupiis all acqu tt@ themselves well, accessit, M Carroll; 21, A Doyle, accessit, Dr anorerenes and a sily vv medal for English. showing clearly the™&xcelient character of J Handrahan. Second Grade--Ist, A | Presemtet by Prof Caven

the training received at the hands of the, yvod Sisters. The prize list shows the apanding of the pupils. Here it is : PRIZE LIST. MINIM DEPARTMENT.

R: ligious Instr astion—I1st prize awarded to A Ciarkin and B Power; 2d, E Kiug, F Binke, B Gillis, G McRory.

Reading and Spelling (First Division)— ' lst, M Mutch, A Dewar, A Clarkin; 2d, K Reardon, G Mecry, E King; 34, A Hogan, G Mahar. Second Division—1st, A Bolger, 5 Power; 21, F Blake, B Gillia, F Loahy, | M Trainor; Si, E Benoit, S Gillan, D Smith. Third Divisicon—Ist, 8 Caprvell, M L Pope, M Cantwell, GMcRory, A Trainor, ald, MB Mutphy, B Stewart, L McFar-| lane, G McLeod; 33, L Callaghau, S M! Coyle, K Butler, Benen. 2

Writing - Ist, M Mutch, Biake, A Bolger, KE Benoit, S Carvell; 2d, 5 Gilis, K Reardon, M L Pope, Annie Clarkin, L Callaghan, 5 Gillan.

Arithmetic—lst, K Reardon, M Mutch, ' B Gillis, A Clarkin, A Hogan, A Dewar, E Benoit, S Carvell; 2d, F Blake, E King, F Leaby, M LL Clarkin, G McRe

Sacred History —1[st, B Gillis, A Clarkin, |

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G Merry, F Bla o; 2d, K Reardon, B' accessit, M Carrol; 2d, A Doyle; accessit, |\C McDonald; 3d, F Handrahan; accessit, sr 20graphy—lIst, A Clar- BB MeDonald futch, IX Reardon, A thers; accessit, D McInnis; 2¢, A Doiren; _accessit, M Mahar; 3rd, A Byrne; accessit,

Power, A Hoga® gi King.

Grammar aud§ kin, F Blake, Me Dewar, K King;@d@, B Gulls, A Hogan, A Bolger, B Pow ef E Benoit.

Linear Deawifgdat, E Benoit, K Rear-— don, M Match? 4 Gail i-, S Carveblget BK L Pope,

. Dewar, A Hogan.

JUNIOR DEP ARTNENT.

Constant Application— Prizes awarded to accessit, M Carroll; 2d, B MeDonald and A

M M Miller, M McDonald, M Power, M A Bolger and S Bolger.

Carter.

| * Reading and Spelling—Ist,G@ McKachen, Blake; accessit, G Doyle.

Kate Leahy, M Mitchell and R Kelly; 2d, | M Kelly and M Aylward.

acoessit, accesssit, H M sedonald.

land M Carrol); accessits, A Doyle and B

jand E Bilske; 23, A Doiron and M Murna

M Laffe:ty; 2d, D McIi n‘s and H Macdonald; accessits, A Byrne, G Doyle.

(trade—Ist, L Brothers; 2nd, a

Pourth Division—I1st.}93 Macdonald; 31, © Macdonald; accessit,

Pp 4 TORN & C‘@ | W Ryan, M Kent, A Macdonald; 2d, “ut Halloran. 2

pe, M Cantwell, Annie 2od, L Brothers; accessit, M Mahar; 3d, H

| - Olarkin, F Blake, b accessit, M Carrol ; 2), A Doyle; accessit,

M.. Grade— lst, L. Brothers; accessit, M Laffer- i ty; 24, K Roche and D McInnis? accessir; , M Mahar; 31, A Doiron; accessit. E Blake.

, han; aeccessit, L Hailoran.

Catechiam (First Division)—1lst, M Power —Ist, K Roche; accessit, D McInnis and M Landriyan; 2J, M Mitchell and M M Mahar and M Murnahan; accessit, A Doiron, M Lafferty and A Byrne; 3d, E} side of the south junction road, being twenty-five feet east of the north-east angle of landin the possession of Thomas Barlow; thence following the southern side of said road eastwardly for the distance of fifteen chains and seven links to a

‘cessit; M Barke and A Doyle; 2d, B Mac- Grammar, Parsing and Analysis—lat, M donald and J Handrahan; Sd, K Roche.

Doiron; accessit, A Byrne; 21. D Mclunnis; M McLeod; 31, M Murnahan; Kagtish—Firetr Grade—lst, M Burke Mucdoneld; 2d, C Macdonald; accessit, J H nirahan; 23, L Halloran. Second Grade —Ist, L Brothers; accessits, M McLeod tu second, M Mahar and

han; accessit

Composition —Firat Trade —1s‘, MCarrcll; accessit, M Burke; 2nd, A Doyle; accessit, C Macdonald and B Macdonald. Second M MelLeod and A®@Duviron; accessit, E Biake and A Byrne; 3ed, M Marnaban.

History—First Grade—ist, M Burke; accessit, M Carroll; 2d, A Doyle; accessit,

»Second Class—ist. M Murua- han; accessit, D McInnis; 2d, M McelLeod and H Macdonald; accessit, M Mahar; 3d, E Blake; accessit, A Byrne.

Geogiaphy —First Grade-—lst, M Carrol); accessit, M Burke; 2nd, B Macdonald; accessits, A Doyle, C Macdonald; Si, L Halloran; accessit, J Handrahan. Second Grade — lst, A Duiron; accessit, M McLeod

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McDonald; accessit, E Blake. Arithmetic (First Grade)—Ist, M Burke;

Second Grade—Ist, L Bro- M Murnehan, E Blake and M Lafferty.

Algebra (First Grade)—lst, M Carroll;

B Macdonald; 33, J Handrahan. Second

Geometry (First Grade)—1st; M Burke;

Doyle; accessit, C Macdonald; 3d, J Handra- Second Grade 9

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Latin (First Grade)—Ist, M Carroll; ac-

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vent Hall in the presence of a few invited guests,

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' Sermuda Botiled.

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‘Mortgage Sale.

To be sold by Public Auetion, on TUESDAY, the

Twenty-ighth day of July, A: D. 1891, at the Covrt House in Summerside, in Prince County, under a power ef xal+ contained in an Inden- ture of Mortgage dated the Firat day of April, AT. 18%, and. made between rt Me . thurand Lydia Ann MeCartLur, his wife, of the one part, and James Barclay of the other part and by him assigned to J. Edward Wyatt and Catherine Rebins : —

.— estate and interest of the said J. Ed £ ward Wyatt and Catherine Robins, as Assignees of said Mortgage, in and to all that

piece of Jaoed situate, lying and being on Lot Twelve, Prince County, aforesaid, bounded as follows:—Commencing at a stake set in the south

reserved road forty feet wide; thence following western side of said road south nineteen

McMillan, N McDonald, M Mitchell and R Second Grade - Ist, D Meclnnis and L Bro- | degrees thirty-five minutes east thirteen chains

Keily; 2d, G McHKachen.

Geography—Ist, M Aylward, M A Bol-' ger and K Leahy; 2d, M A Landrigan and M Carter. Sacred History—lst, M McMillan, M A siger and S Bolger; 24, M Mitcheil. i Arithmetic—Ist, M McMillan, H Me-' onald and G McEKachen. i

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Catechism (Second Division)—Ist, R' Kelly, A Merry and M A UCnady; 2d, B Dillon, N Malene and A Meikle.

Reading and Spelling—ist, B Benoit, M

| A Coady, 8 Bolger and Mildred McDonald; M McLvod; accessit, M Murnahan.

2d, J Gallant, B Dillon, E Dorsey, Etta/| Bridges, E Kelly, M A Coyle, Matilda! Coyle, A Meikle and M Davis.

Grammar and Parsing—Ilst, S Bolger, A

Gallant, B Benoit, E Keily, F Sullivan, A ‘Merry and M A Coady; 2d, M McDonald | jand E Dorsey.

Artotype Etchings, | t Steel Etchings. : |

Printing and Bookbinding in all

Geography—1st, S Bolger, B Benoit, F Sullivan and A Merry; 2d, E Kelly and E Bridges. Arithmetie—1st, A Gallant; 2d, K Leahy and E Bridges,

Grammar and Parsing (Third Division )— Ist, J Gallant, B Dillion and M A Coyle; 2d, M Coyle and N Malone.

Geography—let, J Gallant and B Dillon; 2d, M Davis,

Arithmetic —Ist, E Dorsey and J Gal- lant.

Writing--lst, G McEachen, K Leahy and A Gallant; 2d, F Sullivan.

INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.

Religious Instruction— 1st, Silver Medal, equally merited by B McAulay, N Robins, M Clarkin, E Hughes, E McDonald, G Gillis, G Bolger, S Murphy, F McDonald aud A Doyle; awarded to E Macdonald. :

Reading—ist; B Burke; accessit, N Robins, G Bolger; 2d, E Hughes; accessit, M A Clarkin; 31, E Hogan; accessit, M Benoit.

Grammar—Ist, G Bolger, B Burke, N Robin; accessit, S Murphy; 2d, E Hughes, G Gillis; B Brown; accessit, E Hogan; 3d, M A Clarkin; accessit, M Benoit, A Doyle.

Composition—Ilst, E Hughes, accessit, B

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McAulay, B Burke; 24, B McLean; ac- ‘ cessit, E Hogan, G Gillis; 35d, G Bolger; History—Ist, G Bolger, B Burke; ace ,cassit, N Robins; 2d. E Hughes; accessit, S Murphy, G Gillis; 3d, F Macdonald; ac- cessit, E Macdonald. i

Geegraphy —\st, M A Clarkin, N Robin; accessit, G Gillis; 2d, G B -lger; accessit, B Brown, B McAulay; 31, KE Macdonald, ac- cessit, F Macdonali!, E Hoy n.

Map Drawing—Ist, F Macdonald; acces- sit, E Hughes, S Murphy; 2d, B Burke; accessit, B Browr, B McAulay; 3d, M A Clarkin; accessit, KE Macdonald, E Hogan.

Penmanship—Ilst, E Hughes; accessit,

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F Macdonald, E Hogan; 2d, 8S Murphy;

| accessit, E Macdonald. M Connolly.

thers, equal; accessit, M McLeod; 2d, M Murnahan and A Doiron; accessit, M Mahar; 34, H Macdonald.

Literature (First Grade) Ist, M Carroll, M Burke; acceesit, C Macdunald; 2d, A Doyle. Second Grade—Ist, A Doiron, A Byrne; accessit, M McLeod; 2d, D Me- Innis, M Murnahan; 34, M Lafferty.

Map Drawing (First Grade) Ist, M Burke; accessit, C Macdonald, M Carroll; 2d, B Macdonahl, A Doyle. Second Geadte—lst, H Macdonald; 24, A Doiron,

Penmanship (Pirst Grade) Ist, M Car- roll; accessit,;M Burke; 2d, A Doyle, L Holloran; 5d, J Handrahan. Second Grade Ist, M McLeod; accessit, A Dviron, G Doyle; 2d, M Murnahan; 34, M Mahar.

Improvement ia Writing—L Brothers and H McDonald.

Averages for the whole year- First Grade :—

M Burke, 89; M Carroll, 88; A Doyle, 81; B Macdonald, 72; C Macdonald, 67; J Haudrahan, 62; L Halloran, 60.

Second Grade--L Brothers, 78; D Me- Innis, 70; A Doiron, 68; M Murcnahan, 65; M Mahar, 64; M McLeod, 62; A Byrne, 58; H Macdonald, 55; E Biake, 51; M Laf- ferty. 45; A Doyle, 43.

Gold Medal of Honor for Class Standing, presented by a friend, awarded to M Burke, pupil of the first grade, first of her class in Reading, History, Arithmetic, Geometry, Map Drawing; accessit to 1st in Compes- ition, Geometry, Algebra, Latin, Litera- ture, Penmanship; average marks for the whole year, 89,

Silver Meda] for General Proficiency ir the Second Grade. presented by «# friend, awarded to L Brothers.

Silver Cross, for Domestic Beonomy, pre- sented by the Institution, equally merited by the Misses C Macdonald, L Brothers, B Macdonald, E Hughes, S Murphy, H Mac- donald, B McAulay, M Mcieod—allotted to Miss C Macdonald.

French—Ist, M Carrol; assessit, M Burke; 2d, ¢ Handrahan; assessits, A Doyle, B Mac- donald; 3d, C Macdonald; assessits, E Blake, M McLeod, L Brothers.

[ustrumental Music—A handsome gold pencil case presented by Mrs Carvell for proficiency in music (piano), equally merited by the Misses Benoit, Carroll and B Mac- donald; awarded to Miss Carroll. Silver Lyre for proficiency in harp and piano, awarded to Miss Benoit. First Division— 24, L Halloran and J Handrahan. %& cond

Division—Ist, B Macdonald; 21, 8S Callahan, E Blake, D McInnis; 34, © Macdonald Third Division—Ist, E Macdeneld, M Me Leod; 2d,G Doyle, B Burke. Fourth Division —H Macdonosld; acceasit, M A Coady; 24, A. Doyle, B Brown. Fifth Division—M Me-

aud thirty hanks; thence north seventy-five de- grees twenty-five minutes west three chains and forty-five links to the edge of the Mill Pond; thence following up the edge of said Mill Pond toastake set twenty-five feet eastof the east boundary line of the aforesaid land in possession of Thomas Barlow ; thence north parallel with the last mentioned line fourteen chains and sixty links to the place of commencement, leaving a lane twenty-five feet wide between the above described land and the land in posseassica of Thomas Barlow, containing an area of twenty- two acres and two roods of jand, more or less. Dated thia 18th day of June, A. D. 1891,

For further particulars apply at the office of J. KE. Wyatt, Barrister-at-Law, Summerside.

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Word Building Contest. FIVE PRIZES,

$100, $50, $25, $20, $10, $206,

~‘ END a Post Office Order of Sixty Cents, ss with your pame and address, and you will receive in retarn by parcel post Four Luatin and six Quill Tip Cigars, neatly packed, also the Kules governing the Com- petition.

The above sums will be paid to the person constructing the greatest number of words with the letters contained in the phrase,

. » reve « ‘4 “Luntia and Quill Tip Cigars 4 99 are the Best.

Contest closes 16th of October, 1891, and prizes will be forwarded in December fol- lowing.

Remember, the Cig.rs alone are well worth the money, besides the chance afforded of obtaining a prize. If you do not smoke, pre- sent the Cigars to some one who does.

Address, — T. J. WINSHIP & CO.,

P. O. Box 1876. Montreal, P, Q.

N. B.~This Contest applies to the Dominion of Canada only. 2i (sat)—jx20

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JEWELRY.

Beautiful Fancy Rings, Keeper Rings, Gents’ Rings, Earsings, Brooches, Chains, ete,

Wedding Rings Made to Order.

I personally attend to the Repairing of all Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. I am there- fore in a position to guarante2 the highest pussivle satisfaction. All work guaranteed.

F. S. MITCHELL,

Millan, L Hogan; 23, G McEachen; 3d, E Hughesr, B McLean, Sixth Division-~Ist,

1198 , veen Street. ju23—lw Queen Stree