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THURSDAY, J

Midsummer Examinations. WEST KENT STREET SCHOOL.

To-pay was the happy day for this school, Among the visitora who were pre- sent at the examination and closing exer- cises were His Honor the Lieutenant- Governor and Mrs Macdonald, Hon David Laird, Mr L H Davies, M P, D Montgom- ery, Esq, Superintendent of Education, Prof Anderson, DrTaylor, Thos Handrahan, RR Fitzgerald, F L Haszard, A B Warbur- ton, TC James, ‘I’ A McLean, Alex. McKin- non, H J Palmer, F H Beer, John Ings 4nd Donald Farguharson, besides many ather ladies and gentlemen.

« There were enrolled in this school last

-| year 448 pupils, taught by eight teachers.

The daily average attendance was 335, and the percentage of attendance, 81.

The reports of those who took part in the examination were very favorable,

hough the attendance was thin—owing to special causes—it was evident that the sGhoul continues to do good solid educa- tipnal work, A reading contest hetween boys drawn from the two highest classes, for Mr L. H Davies’ prize, was the most in- teresting feature of the examination. It résulted in the success of Wellingion Nel- séu and John 8 Lewis, who were declared equal.

The entertainment was very pleasing— though the extreme reticence of the boys when singing the opening chorus was very marked. It isa pity that boys who are load enough at other times should remain silent when an opportunity offers to use their voices with good effect

At the close, short »ddresses were de- livered by the Lieutenaut-Governor, Mr

Davies, Dr Anderson and Mr Mont- g@nery- homas Handrahan, Esq., presided at th entertainment, and the prizes were dis- tributed by the Lieutenant Governor.

L. MILLER’S DEPARTMENT.

Trustees’ Certificate for General Profici- enégy——-Ist, Thomas A McLean; 2d, Fred’k P Newson.

Governor-General’s Medal awarded to Thomas A McLean.

Punctuality — Goldwin Stewart. Prize présented by the Lieutenant Governor.

Arithmetic—Fred’k P Newson. Prize presented by T Handrahan, Esq.

Attention—Thomas A McLean. presented by J B Macdonald, Esq.

Composition—Geo Stephen Beer. presented by Hon D Ferguson,

History—Thos A McLean. sented by T C James, Esq.

Writing—Fred B Kennedy. sented by Mrs C A Hyndman.

Improyement—Frank Mitchell. orathinben by Ger Peake, Esq.

Drawing—Percy Dogherty. Prize pre- sented by James Paton, Esq.

Current Events—Thomas Thomas James, equal.

Algebra, 2d Class—John Weldon.

Standing of pupils in each class.

Punetuality —Ist, T A McLean and G Stewart, equal; 2d, G McKinnon; 3d, T James.

Deportmeut—Ist, G Stewart; 2d, T A McLean and E B Kennedy, equal; 3d, G McKinnon.

teading—Ist, P Dogherty; 2nd, W Nel- son; 3rd, T A McLean

Writing—Ist, FW Kennedy; 2nd, GS Beer; 3rd, T' A McLean.

Grammar—IlIst, F P Newson; 2nd, T A McLean; 3rd, W Brehaut.

Spelling—Ist, SG Beer; 2nd, T A Me- Lean; 3rd, F P Newson.

Deportment—Ilst, G Stewart; 2d, T A McLean and F B Kennedy, equal; 3d, G McKinnon.

Arithmetic—Ist, F P Newson; 2nd, T A McLean; 3rd, W Brehaut.

Geography—lIst, T A McLean; 2nd, F P Newson, 3rd, F B Kennedy.

History—Ist, T A McLean; 2d, F P Newson; 3d, F B Kennedy.

Composition—Ist, G S Beer; 2d, T A McLean and W Nelson; 3rd, T C James and F P Newson.

Geometry, Ist Class--Ist, F P Newson; 2d, T A McLean; 3d, W Brehaut.

Geometry, 2d Class— Ist, F B Kennedy; 2d, C Drew; 3d, P Reid.

Drawing —Ist, P Dogherty; 2d, A G Peake; 3rd, T A McLean.

Science—Ist, T A McLean; 2d, T C James; 3rd, A G Peake.

Algebra, ist Class—Ist, I P Newson; 2a, T A Melean; 3rd, W Brehaut.

Algebra, 2d Class—Ist, J Weldon; 2d, F B Kennedy; 3d, P Reid.

Latin, Class [—Ist, T A McLean; 2d, W Brehaut; 3d, F P Newson.

Latin, Class II —lst, A Miller; 2d F B Kennedy; 3d, P Reid.

French, Class I—1st, F P Newson; 2d, T A McLean; 3d, W Nelson.

Frevich, Class II—F B Kennedy; 2d, J Weldon; 3d, C Drew.

MR. SEAMAN’S DEPARTMENT,

General Proficiency—I1st, John 8. Lewis, Trustees’ Certificate; 2d, Charles A Me- Lean, Trustees’ Certificate.

Annual Prize for Current Events—lst, Bennie Rogers; 2d, Louis A Moore.

English Grammar—Frederick A Brown. Prize by T Handrahan, Esq

British History — H Seth Henderson. Prize by Mrs B Rogers.

Canadian History—Charles A McLean Prize by H Anderson, Esq.

Geography—John S Lewis. Prize by W A Weeks, Esq.

Arithmetic—Fred’k A Brown. by W A Weeks, Esq.

Honor Roll.

General Proticiency—Ist, John 8 Lewis; 2d, Charles McLean.

Punctuality—Ilst, D Jerrold McLean; 2d, John S Lewis

Deportment—Ist, Guthrie L Lawson; 2d, W W Moore.

Arithmetic—Ist, Fred’k A Brown; 2d, Charles A McLean; 3d, H Seth Hender- son.

Dictation—1st Fred’k A Brown; 2d, John S Lewis; 3d, H Seth Henderson,

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| Geography—lst, John S Lewis; 2a, C | A McLean; 3d, H Seth Henderson.

| Science—Ist, H Seth Henderson; 2d, F) °

A Brown; 3d, John Lewis.

English Grammar—lst, Fred A Brown; 2nd, John S Lewis; 3rd, H Seth Hender- ;s0n

Composicion—Ist, John S Lewis; 2nd, Chas A McLean; 3rd, Louis A Moore.

Reading—tIst, John S Lewis; 2nd, Chas A McLean; 3rd, Louis A Moore.

British History—Ist, H Seth Henderson; 2nd, Fred A Brown; 3rd, Chas A McLean.

Drawing—lst, Herbert Fraser; 2nd, Guthrie L Lawson; Srd, John Lewis and Jerrold McLean, equvl.

Canadian History—Ist, Chas A McLean and H Seth Henderson, equal; 2nd, Fred A Brown; 3rd, John 8 Lewis.

Writing—Ist, John S Lewis; 2nd, Chas A McLean; 3rd, John M Nicholson

French—lst, John S Lewis and H Seth Henderson, equal; 2d, Fred A Brown; 34, Chas A McLean.

Latin—Ist, John S Lewis; 2d, Chas A McLean; 3d, Samuel Anderson.

Algebra—Ist, John S Lewis; 2d, Chas D Weeks; 3d, Chas A McLean.

Mr. Seaman acknowledges with thanks prizes received for his department from Mrs B Rogers, Messrs T Handrahan, Esq., G F Beer, Esq., H Anderson, Esq., and W A Weeks, Esq,

GEO. E. ROBINSON'S DEPARTMENT.

Highest number of marks—Ist, Bessie G ; Rowe, certificate from School Board; 2nd, Oliver C Lawson, certificate from School Board.

Worthy of mention—Fred E Beer, Edwd

McKinnon, Amy C Earle, Lottie J Small, Wm E Coombs, Roberta Nicholson.

Arithmetic—Bessie G Rowe, presented by Mrs G H Cook.

Trustees’ Certificates — General Profi- ciency— Ist, Henry Anderson, Jos Coftin, equal; 2d, Frank Coffin, Hedley McKin- non, equal.

English Grammar—Ist, Frank Coflin, Henry Anderson, Joseph Coflin; prize, ‘“*The Making of a Hero,” by John Bell, Esq; 2d, Hedley McKinnon, Hamilton Bethune.

Geography—lIst, Douglas McDonald; 2d, Lemuel Selier, Joseph Coffin, Henry An- derson, Ernest Peake, Fred Miller.

Reading—Ist, Heury Anderson, Fred Miller, equal; 2d, Raymond Bell, Wallace Pickard, equal.

Writing—Ist, Joseph Coftin, Fred Miller, equal; 2d, Douglas McDonald, Henry Anderson, equal.

Arithmetic—Ist, Joseph Coffin, prize, ‘*Work and Wages,” by John Bell, Esq; 2d, Aubrey LePage, Frank Coffin, equal

English History—ist, Hedley McKin- non, Frank Coffin; 2d, Ernest Lord, 1Ernest Peake.

Freehaud Drawing—Ist, Eardley Hynd- man; 2d, Henry Anderson, Sydney Hob- kirk, Ernest Peake.

Prize, ‘“‘Strange Tales of Peril and Adventure,” by Mrs Artemas Lord, for English Grammar, Henry Anderson.

Prize, ‘‘ The Iron Horse, or Life on the Line,” by Mrs A Lord, for Deportment and General Proficiency, Raymond Bell.

Prize, ‘‘ Noble Boys,” by Henry Ander- son, Esq, for Deportment and General Proticiency, Fred Miller.

Prize, **‘Up the Tapajos,” [by George Peake Esq, for Deportment and General Proficiency, Ernest Lord.

Deportment—Walter Suttis, Raymond Bell, Fred Miller, Hamilton Bethune; prize, **‘ Why the Mill was Stopped,” by John Bell, Esq.

MR. YOUNG'S DEPARTMENT,

Reading—t\st, Richard Johnsen, prize presented by H Anderson, P E I Railway; 2nd, Harry Houle; 3rd, Thos Evans.

Writing——lst, John McPhee; 2nd, Er- nie McKie; 3rd, Fred Clark.

Arithmetic—Ist, G F R Robinson, prize by Mrs F W Hyndman; 2nd, John Hynd- man; 3rd, H Flood.

Spelling and Dictation—Ist, Jas Me- Leod; 2nd, W Worth; 3rd, C Stewart.

Geography —I1st, John Davison; 2nd, W Toombs; 3rd, W Flood.

Grammar—Ist, John Skerry; 2nd, W Flood; 3rd, R Johnson.

English and Canadian History——Lst, Geo Harper; 2nd, Fred Armour.

Trustees’ Certificates—John John Hyndman.

Honorable mention—Frank Smallwood, B. Chappelle, B Warren, Lea Jenkins, Alfred Riggs, Herb Anderson.

MISS SCOTT'S DEPARTMENT.

Trustees’ Certificate for General Profici- ency—lst, William McKie and Cameron McKie, equal; 2d, David Byers and Fred. Chandler, equal.

Prize awarded to Fred. Chandler by Hon, D Ferguson for Arithmetic.

Prize awarded to William McKie by Mrs A W Sterns for Arithmetic.

Prize awarded to Wesley Davy by Mrs Scantlebury for Speiling,

Prize awarded to Merrill Champion by W A’Weeks, Esq, for Spelling.

Prize awarded to Cameron McKie by Mrs Charles Hyndman for Geography.

Prize awarded to Rowland Taylor by W A Weeks, Esq, for Writing.

Prize awarded to David Byers by Mrs A W Sterns for General Proficiency.

Prize awarded to Herbert Scantlebury by Mrs Champion for Punctuality.

Prize awarded to Harry Weeks by a friend for Improvement.

Prize awarded to Alex, Hyndman by a friend for Improvement.

Honorable Mention—Charles Cumming, Lemuel Miller, James Picket, Nelson Pick- ard, William Gidley, Wilfred Sullivan, Al- bert Toombs, Robert Hewson, Alfred Pick- ard, Harry White, Cyrene Clarke.

MISS WADMAN’S DEPARTMENT.

| Certificates from School Board for High- ‘est Number of Marks—Grade IV, Ist, H | Edgar Sterns: 2d, Willie Duncan and Wil- ‘lie Harvey, equal; Grade IIL, ist, Duncan Kennedy; 2d, Irwin G Coombs and H Earle Johnstone, equal.

Arithmetic—Ist, H Edgar Sterns; 2d, George Hyndman. i

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Whitman, F Gertrude McKie, Keven H.

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Spelling—lst, Willie Harvie; 2d, Agnes Sinclair. ~ Punctuality—Frank Sterns. Writing—Harry Lord. Worthy of Honorable Mention —Lizzie Smallwood, Maud Allen, Beatrice Me- Intyre, Alfred Dorsey, Ernest Foster, Lene Rowe, Murley Mills, Oliver McLeod, Ar- thur Wright and Thomas Hyndman.

Prizes were kindly presented by Mrs A W Sterns, Mrs A Lord, Mrs Rowe and Mra Cuerles Hyndman.

MISS ASHLEY'S DEPARTMENT’.

Trustees’ Certificate for obtaining High- est Number of Marks—Jack Robertson; 2d do, Hairy Ritchie.

General Proficiency—Jack Robertson, — presented by Mrs. R. K. Brace; 2d,

arry Ritchie, prize presented by George Peake, Esq; 3d, Walter Peake, prize pre- sented by Mrs. John F. Rebertson.

Spelling and Writing—Charles Farqu- harson, prize presented by a Friend.

Reading (Class 1)—Lionel Peake, presented by Mrs. D. Farquharson.

Reading (Class I11)—Bertha Brace, prize presented by a Friend.

Writing —Hubert Strickland, prize pre- sented by Mrs. D. Farquharson.

Writing—Bertram Wright, prize pre- sented by a Friend.

Arithmetic (Class 1) Ernest Parkman, prize presented by a Friend.

Arithmetic (Class I1)—Herbert Rodd, prize presented by Mrs Geo Cooke.

Arithmetic (Class 11)—Mabel Thorne, prize presented by a Friend.

Spelling—John Stentiford, prize pre- sented by Geo Peake, Esq.

Reading and Spelling—J Ward, prize presented by Mrs J Ward.

Spelling (Class I1)—Joseph Manthorne, prize presented by a Friend.

MISS CURRIE'S DEPARTMEN?,

Trustees’ Certificate for highest averages —Ist division—Ist Annie Morris; 2d, Ma- bel Cook. 2d Division—Ist, Annie Foster; 2d, Lena Heartz.

Reading—1st division—Ist, Alice Bore- ham; 2d, Lorne Robinson. 2d division— Nelson Brace. Presented by Thomas J Morris, W R Boreham, and Mrs G H Cook.

Spelling—Ist division — Lena Melsaac. 2d division—Ist, Ernest Hodgson: 2d, Helen Earle. Prizes presented by Mrs A N Large, Mrs G. H Cook, and Miss Con- stance Currie.

Writing—Ist Division, Willie Rowe. 2d division, Thomas Morris. Prizes presented by J M Campbell and Mrs R K Brace.

Arithmetic — Ist divisies — Ist, Eddie McKie; 2d Ollie McEachern. 2d division, William McLean. Prizes presented by D R. McLennan, W R Boreham, and a

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Convent de Notre Dame.

PRIZE LIST : PREPARATORY CLASS,

Prize for Good Conduct awarded to Bernadette Gillis.

First Division — Catechism, Reading, Spelling, Sacred History, Useful Know- ledge and Arithmetic, lst prizes, B Mur- phy, Ella Dorsey, M Coyle, G Maliar. 2nd, N Malone, B Dillon, E McDonald, A Trainor, G Merry, A Clarkin.

Second Division—-Catechism, Reading and Spelling—Florrie Leahy, Bernadette Gillis, A Hogan, D Smith, A Bolger, L Smith, S Coyle, Sherrie Carvell, Emma Benoit, K Campbell, M McDonald, A McDonald, M Trainor.

JUNIOR DEPARTMENT,

Prize for Polite Deportment awarded to Lizzie Gillis.

First Division—Catechism—Ist, L Me- Innis; 2nd, G Bolger; 3rd, M A Bolger ; accessit to prize, M Aylward.

Reading and Spelling—Ist, L Me- lunis; 2nd, G Bolger; 3rd, M Benoit, M Clarkin.

Arithmetic—Ist, L MelInnis ; Bolger ; 3rd, E Hogan, K Leahy.

Grammar—Ist, L McInnis; Benoit ; 3rd, E MeDenald.

yeography— Ist, L McInnis ; 2nd, M A Bolger ; 3rd, M E Campbell, A Power.

Sacred History—Ist, L Mclunis; 2nd, Mary Ann and Gertie Bolger ; Srd, Mary Connolly. Writing—Ist,

Ynd, G

2nd, M

L McInnis; 2nd, M

Benoit ; 3rd. E McDonald. SECOND DIVISION. Catechisni—Ist, L Boiger; 2nd, M

Power, G McEachern ; accessit to prize, E Kelly ; 3rd, M McMillan ; accessit to prize, M Landrigan, Mary Coyle, M Mitchell, A Merry, A Michael, M A Coyle.

Reading and Spelling—1st,G McEachern; 2d, Rose Kelly ; 3d, M A Coady, M McMillan.

Arithmetic—Ist, G McEachern ; 2d, R Kelly ; 35d, E Kelly.

Geography—Ist, G McEachern; 2d, R Kelly. Sacred History—Ist, L Bolger; 2d, B

Benoit ; 3d, M A Coady, Writing—Ist, Faustina Sullivan; 2d, Maud Carter ; 3rd, M Kelly,

INTERMEDIATE DEPARTMENT.

Silver Medal for General Proficiency, presented by a friend, awarded to D. Me- Innis.

Prize for Constant Application, awarded to C. McDonald.

First Division—Religious Instruction, Ist, D McInnis ; 24, C McDonald.

Reading—Ist, A Byrne, B McDonald, L Halloran, D McInnis; 2d, E Benoit, B Fraser.

Grammar and Analysis—Ilst, D McInnis, A Byrne; 2d, A Doyle, C McDonald, Arithmetic—Ist (presented by Rev J C McLean), Barbara McDonald; accessit to Ist, Clemmie McDonald; 2d, D McInnis, A Doyle.

“Geography—Ist, C McDonald, B Mc- Donald; 24, A Byrne, D McInnis.

British History—Ilst, D McInnis; 2d, C McDonald, A Dvyle.

Geometry—lst, D Melnnis; 2d, A Doyle, A Byrne, L Halloran.

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