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of the prizes at the Convent Notre Dame, took place on Thursday last.

sewing, koitting, painting, and drawing done by the pupils during the year, were ‘on exhibition. The neediework here ‘exhibited was of the finest kind, aud the |painting and drawing showed on the part of teacher avd pupils, artistic talent ‘of the rarest order. Indeed we have |seldom seen at any place such ‘an array of useful and ornamental jneedlework and paintings, and drawings ‘the most beautiful.

There is one very rare accomplishment which the pupils of the Convent possess in the highest degree. The schools of Charlottetown are to be congratulated for igreat politeness on the part of the pupils, but no where is this remarkable and dis- tioguishable feature so observable as at the Convent.

His Lordship the Bishop. many of the clergy, and several ladies and geatlemen were present. The programme was most interesting. ‘The vocal and instrumental music was, as it always is at the Con- vent, the very best, and showed what care and attention the Sisters give to the development of any musical aptitude that comes under their instruction.

In an address read by one of the young ladies, a tender and feeling allusion was made to His Lordship’s Silver Jubilee.

At the covelusion of the distribution His Lordship addressed the young ladies in ueat, kind and fatherly language, evincing the interest he always took in education, and the desire he always entertained for the development of all that was noble and good in the young.

The prizes were distributed by His Lordship as follows :—

JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.

Prize for been good little girls—Annie Doyle, Tina Sullivan, Emily Kelly, M. Ano Clarkin, Mary A. Hennessey.

Third Division. Reading, Spelling, Prayers and Cate- chism—Nellie McDonald, Eliza Mitchell, Gertie Bolger, Gertio McEachern, Nellie Robin, Millie McDonald, Adele McLeod, Minnie McCleary, Lucretia Carmedy, Mary

Alice Smith, Mary Landrigan, May Aylward.

’ Third Divison. Reading, Spelling, Catechism, Sacred

Kistory and Arithmetic—Mannie McLeod, Georgie Doyle, Lottie McDonald, Bessie MelIntyre, May Benoit, Mary Monaghan, Cora Roberts, Rosa Churchill, Gertie Mc- lutyre, Josie Smith. INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.

Fourth Division. lst Spelling, Grammar, Geography, 2nd Reading and Writing—Daisy McInnis; prize presented by a lady friend, Ist Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, 2nd Reading and Writing—Laura Young. 1st Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, Music, (Honorable Mention) Bessie Fraser. lst Spelling, Grammar, Arithmetic, 2nd Reading, Geography—Annie Byrne. lst Reading, Spelling, 2nd Grammar, Geography, Music, (Honorable Mention) May Sullivan. Prize of Encouragement—Katie O’Con- nell, Fannie McHachern.

Third Division. Ist Spelling, Grammar, Geography, Writing, 2nd Reading and Arithmetic— Angelina Doyle.

Ist Readinz, Geography, Grammar, Spelling, Music, Mention) Adele Sullivan.

1+ Geography, Reading Spelling, 2nd Arithmetic, Grammar—M. Paoli.

2ni Reading, Spelling, Arithmetic— Agnes Mears. 2nd Reading, Spelling, Arithmetic, Music, (Honorable Mention—L. Welsh. 2nd Reading, Spelling, Arithmetic, Geography, Fancy Work—Eugenie Benoit.

Second Division. Ist Reading, Spelling, Grammar, Pen- manship, 2nd Geography, Arithmetic, Letter Writing—Ettie Kickham.

lst Geography, Penmanship, Letter Writing, 2nd Reading, Grammar, Arithme- metic—Maggie Merry. ist, Reading, Spelling, Arithmetic, Geo- graphy; 2od, Grammar, Penmanship, Minnie Dumpbhy.

lst, Reading, Spelling, Geography, Pen-

Writing, 2nd (Honorable

manship; 2rd, Grammar, Arithmetic, Music, Honorable Mention, Bertha Hornsby.

Ist, Reading, Spelling, Geography, Pen- mansbip; 2nd, Grammar, Arithmetic, Katie Doyle.

Ist, Arithmetic ; 2nd, Reading, Spelling, Penmanship, Music, Hoporable Mention, May Hornsby.

1st, Reading, Spelling, Geography ; 2nd, Grammar, Arithmetic, Domestic Economy, Mary E. Monaghan.

Ist Arithmetic; 2nd Grammar, Geo- graphy, Gussie Aylward; 2nd Reading, Spelling, Grammar, Lottie Halloran.

lat Reading ; 2nd Spelling, Arithmetic, Ellie Quirk.

lst Geography; 20d Arithmetic, Winnie Halloran.

:

First Division.

Ist Reading, Grammar, Geography, His- tory, Penmanship; 2ad Arithmetic, Alice Carey.

lst History, Geography, Letter-writing ; 2nd Grammar, Arithmetic, Domestic Eson- omy, Mary Ann Kelly.

Ist Geography, Arithmetic, Grammar, 2nd History, Maud McKenna.

lst Reading, Grammar, Geography, Arithmetic; 2nd Penmanship, Annie Trainor.

In one of | the class rooms the fascey work, plain |

‘Carrie Smith, Bridget Hughes, Lilla How-

SENIOR DEPAKTMENT.,

Second Course.

| Ist Spelling; 2nd Reading, History, ‘English, Maegie McLeod. Ist Reading, Geography, Grammar,

_Book-keeping (notes), French Conversa- ition, Domestic Economy, Music, Agnes | Delaney.

| Ist, Geography, Arithmetic; 2nd,English, | Janie McDonald.

ist, Geography; 2nd, Arithmetic, Eng- lish, Bridget Hughes.

Ist, Reading, Geography; 2nd, History, Anastisia Doiron

2nd, Penmanship, Payne.

2nd, Geography, Penmanship, Music, Honorable Mention, L. Howait.

2nd, Geography, History, Music, Honor- able Mertion, Katie Aylward.

First Course,

ist, Map-drawing, Reading, Geography, English; 2ad, Religious Instruction, Arith- metic, Composition, Domestic Economy, Ruth Kickham.

lst, Geography, Reading, Book-keeping, (notes) English History; 2nd, Religious Instruction, Music; 3rd class, Ist prize, Lauretta Hughes.

Ist, Reading, Geography, English; 2nd, Arithmetic, Carrie Smith.

1st, Geography, Arithmetic; 2nd, Music, Penmanship, Honorable Mention, Lizzie Hailoran.

Ist, Penmanship; 2nd, Arithmetic, Geog- raphy, Music; 2nd Class, 2nd prize, Minnie Dorsey.

Ist, Reading, Geography; 2ad, Religious Instruction, Penmanship, Anni> Joy.

2nd, Arithmetic, English, Domestic Economy, Agnes McCole.

Superior Course.

Ist, Reading, English, Geography; 2nd, Arithmetic, Rhetoric, Composition, Bertie Bridges; priz presented by His Honor, Lieut. -Governor.

lst, English, History, Rhetoric; 2nd, Reading, Composition, Music, ist for Rudiments, Katie McNeill.

1st, Arithmetic, English; 2nd, Penman- ship, Rhetoric, History, Eliza O’ Halloran.

2nd Division.

1st, Religious Instruction, Reading, English, Geography. History; 2nd, Arith- metic, Maggie Wickham. Ist, Reading, Geography, History, Eng- lish; 2nd, Arithmetic, Composition, Mary Breen.

1st, Religions Instruction, Arithmetic, Geography; 2nd, English, Reading, Katie Ryan.

Ist, English, Arithmetic, History; 2nd, Penmanship, Music; 3rd class, 1st, Minnie Egan. lst, Geography, English, Domestic Econ- omy; 2nd, Religious Instruction, Reading, Arithmetic, Histery, Lizzie Harney. Sub-Graduating Course, 1st Religious Instruction, English, Geo- graphy, History, Arithmetic, Map Drawing, Literature; 2nd, Algebra, M. A. McCar- ron, prize presented by James Byrng, Esq. Ist, Religious Instruction, History, Li- terature, English, Arithmatic, Map Draw- ing; 2nd, Penmanship, Cecilia Dwyer. Second Division, Ist, Reading, Geography, English, Pen manship; 2nd, Arithmetic, Lizzie Mc- Donald.

Arithmstic. Annie

MUSIC.

Ist Class, 2nd Diwvisian. ist, Piano and Domestic Economy, L. McDonald. Ist, Piano and Harp, R. Kickham, prize presented by a lady friend. lst Piano, 2nd Vocal, Mary Breen. ist Vocal, 2nd Piano, Carrie Smith.

2nd Class, 3rd Division. ist Piano, Bertie Bridges; 2nd, Agnes McCole.

Ist Piano, Lottie Halloran and Ettie Kickham; 2nd, Eugenie Benoit, Winnie Blake, Emma O’Brien and Annie Payne.

Drawing and Knitting—I1st, Ruth Kick- ham, by a lady friend; 2nd, Lizzie Har- ney.

Faney Work—Ilst, Mary Driscoll; 2nd, Minnie Egan; 3rd, Katie Ryan.

Plain Sewing—l1st, Lilla Howatt; 2nd, Agnes Delaney.

Domestic Economy—lst, Katie Ryan,

att, Maggie Wickham and Alice Carey; 2nd, Lauretta Hughes.

A prize for the best English scholar, presented by a Friend, awarded to M. A. McCarron.

Prize for success in Arithmetic, pre- sented by His Honor the Lieut.-Governor, awarded to Katie McNeill.

Prizs for Composition and Penmanship— Maggie Wickham, by Lieuat.-Governor.

A Superb Volume, presented by Rev, Allen McDonald, awarded to Eliza O'Halloran for Religions Instruction.

Prize presented by Rev. A. J. McIntyre, awarded to C. Dwyer for highest percentage in Written Examination,

A Gold Pencil presented by Rev, F. X. Gallant, awarded to R. Kickham for pen- manship.

Crowns of Honor for Good Conduct awarded to the following pupils :—K. Ryan, E. O’Brien, M. Wickam, L. Me- Donald, C. Smith, L. Harney, E. O’Hal- loran, M. A. McCarron, C. Dwyer. B. Bridges, M. McLeod, L. Halloran.

Silver Medal—Honor of Superior Course --awarded to B, Bridges, Katie McNeill, E, O'Halloran.

Honor of Sub-Graduating Course, award- ec. to M. A. McCarron and C. Dwyer.

Uold Medal for Good Conduct presented by His Lordship Bishop McIntyre, equally merited by Misses Wickham, Smith, Mc- Donald and Harney, was allotted to K. Ryan. Emma O’Brien forfeited the right of competition by reason of absence.

The competitors for the Gold Medal,

Ist Division—English, Arithmetic, Geo- graphy, History, Rhetoric, Literature, Book Keeping, Geometry.

Number of possible marks, 800

C. Dwyer, 658; M. A. McCarron, 650.

2nd_—sC Diivision— English, Arithmetic, Geography, History, Rhetoric.

Marks, 500.

E. O'Halloran, 353; K. B. Bridgea, 339.

3rd Division—English, Arithmetic, Geo- gravyhy, History.

Marks, 400.

L. McDonald, 364; M. Wickham, 350; M. Breen, 348; M. Evan, 332; L. Hughes, 329; L. Halloran, 290. M. Dersey, 237; R. Kickham, 396; K. Ryan, 304; L. Har- ney, 283; C. Smith, 22°; A. Delaney, 208.

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Spring Park School Examination.

MeNeill, 344;

The examination of Spring Park School took place on Saturday. There were pre- sent besides two of the Trustees several of the City Teachers and a few other visitors. Mr. J. D. Seaman and Miss Eliza Lawson kindly assisted in conducting the examin- ation in Mires Lawson’s department, and Miss Nellie Lawscn and Mr, Seaman heard some classes in Miss Howard’s room. Through the kindness of some of the friends of the scholars and the teachers, several prizes were given, which were awarded as follows :

Fifth Class. General Proficiency—Jokn Fields. Geography and History—Charles Saun- ders. General Information—Arthur McKenzie. Neatness— Harry Cahill.

Fourth Class. Industry and Attention—Ist, George Simmons; 2nd, George Fields; 3rd, Edward Higgs,

Worthy of Honorable Mention for Read-

ing—Lucy Peardon.

Third Class. Ist, Matilda Cahill. The prize for improvement was by Angus McFadyen. At the close Mr. Seaman gave expres- sion to the regret of the teachers that so few of the parents of the children were present. Miss Howard who ia a very promising young teacher has, much to the regret of all connected with the school, resigned hor position as teacher. Second Class. and Proficiency—Alethea

taken

Attendance Cahill. Reading—George Ferguson. Writing—Alfred Chappell. Recitation—Alfred Chappell and Mary Dickinson. Arithmetic—James Callaghan.

First Class. Attendance and Proficiency—Ist, Rhoda White; 2nd, John Simmons. Making Figures—Mary Jane Harrington. Printing— Willie Ashton. Good Conduct—Henrietta Walpole.

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