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_ - - - ee -~ - ~~ SO mat on nee ee em en cz ‘alend: for June... 189? HI Y HN Hf RE A Seventh D vision—1, K Kelly, M Muteb; , MINIM DEPARTMENT— POURTH CLASS, ( ule ndar ene, : N i T Dis ql T } Me 2, E Egan; 3, F Sullivan. First Division—1!, Bessie Power, A Bolger, a8 Kighth Divisiun—1, B Oliver, F Blake; |M-4i.Pope, F Blake, F Leahy; 2, Emma MOON'S CHANGES, 2, B McAulay, M Oliver, K Lewis. Benoit, B Gillis; 3, Mary Dougan. First Quarter, 2nd day 5 27 morn THE ARRUAL EXAMINATION Voes} Masic—1, B Coonan; 2, L Hal-| Second Divieion—Ist,G MeGrory, S Carvel, Pall b ve <a E Wa 8 amas fi loran, B McDonalj; 3, McDonald, M]> Gilles, M Trainor, M R Menyey: 2, L | oan Ghenahen Saat ale 4.27 after ‘aneneeensninseaaien McLeod, M Coady, B Olver. Jallahan, J Hornsby, M Cantwel , M Mahar, New Moon, 34th day. '10 42 morn (0) Names of the Prize-Winners.|, 2'3"'"¢—Fits,D vision—1, M Burkes! Oeikin, 3. DSmi'hy H Smith, A Trainor.” ‘ 7 ee ae —_ (0) —————$———— Z@- i *;} Clarkin; 3, D Smith, E Smith, ‘rainor, Ape th dxy ..cserecseeee SR. alter) . oi as A Doyle e Second Primer—1, D Radge, G Steele, K me i. ay 4 Second I ivision—I, M Benoit, B Me- Gillan, L Carter, Maggie Lappin; 2. W Ryan, Day | High Water. E s Donald, B McAulay; 2, A Doyle, M Oliver, | M Kent, 8 M Coyle, J Davis, L Mitebell, H of Day of Week. | ———- | - PRIZE LIST. K Loewia, H Anderson, F Sullivan, A] Stewart, BE Dorsey. Mont | Morn After. SENIOR DEPARTMENT— FIRST GRADE. Gallant, First Primer—Honorable mention, Josie Paap sinha we | <aemeenines Bt i : ene : P - . x Painting in Ol—1, M Burke; 2, J Han-| Blake, W Gritli:h, C Halloran. ue j bh. m i hm | j FOR Phill S a u re Class Standiog—B McDonald, Ist in| drahan, A Doyle; 3, M Benoit, B McDon-| Religious Instruction—1l, B Power, A i Wednes lay } 250 3 15 0 eae p q a reading, Latin, chemistry; 2d in English, | aja, Bolger, I’ Leahy, E Fitzgerald, S Gillan, G - : Tharsday : + 4 10 ieee ats arithmetic, geography, geometry, algebra;} Young ladies deserving special mention MceGrory, M Trainor; 2, F Blake, 13 Gillis, EK aoe ¥ foe - 7 ‘ H ~ 31 in map-drawing; 4th in Christian Doe-|for plain sewing—C McDonald, B Me Benoit, A Clarkir, M Meher, M Dougan, M ‘ aturda; ; oe b | trine. Average, 85. ; Aulay. For fancy work—-C McDonald, B Cantwell, L Carter, K Gillan, G Steele, G = Sunday | 6 3 : a 2 L Brothers, Ist in English, geography, | Burke. aa od. LMLP F Blake, E Benoit t | Monday oa Ta Pad Se ge ke se or “ gS hee irammar—l, M i Pope, F Blake, H Be 7 | Tessier 8 21 8 43 MONTREAL. bistety, Songeeniets 2d owe — Prizes for Domestic Economy wereaward- A Boiger, B Gillie, F Leahy, G McGrory, s W ednesday 9 5 9 26 rine; 31 in arithmetic, Latin, algebra; ed to L Brothers, B McDonald, C MeDon- | 5 i; Callahan, S Carvell, S Gillar; 2, B $ | Thursday 947 | 10 8 eee 4th in chemistry. Average, 83. b ald, M McDonali, K Lewis, E Egan, M | Power, MR Murphy, M Moher, M Trainor. 10 | Friday | 10 28 10 4g j All lE RCI ANDISE Alb B aug a ins eee b ge or Ofiter, B Coonan, H McD mald, M Mc-| Geography—1, A Bolger, B Gillis, F Blake, il aturday 1) S | It classes of \ iA} om Wi e geometry; 2d in chemistry and reading; »-1/ Leod. E Benoit, F Leahy, M L Pope; 2, B Power, 12 Sunday ett ... -——— | . F Ev Fil nnstane in English; 4thinhistoryand map-drawing;| opener atsce [U McGrory, S Carvell, L Callahan, S Gillen; 13 | Monday e 7 | 0 28 closed out CHEAP. very department WE ARE NOW SHOWING 5th in Latin; 6th in geography. Average, INTERMEDIATE )EPARTMENT—SECOND SLASS, 13 G MoLeod, M Treinor. 4 | Teceday o4s | i 8} reduced. A!l Wholesale Stocx going cheap}! = 5 me 1. te é' F McDonald, Ist in Christian Doetrine,/ Sacred History—1, B Gillis, F Blake, B 15 | Wednesday co | - si C McDonald, Ist in history of literature ]arithmetic, history, penmanship, deport- Power, E Benoit, G MeGrory, F Leahy, A 16 — ' . 1 | : 3l " and map-drawing; 2d in history; 3i in| aent aad domestic economy. aes 2, M Trvlase. aeons - a a 17s | Friday 257 |; 323 ] R S B in2z geometry; 5:h in English, Christian Doc-| G Bol lat i itati itl i aivear Drawing—1, E Benoit, F Blake, 1 poe, 9 Ke fn — ge ; Jonglish, © olger, lat in recitation, arithmetic, | 5% s : ; Tae te . sok _ ; e ; _ GOODS . eady Cash ecures argains. NEW GOODS trine, geometry; 6th in chemistry. Aver- grammatical analysis and penmanship, on + M : ji gd ee wo | Mendes 6 a | 7 15 LAN. age, 74. : ee s N Robin, Ist in Christian Doctrine, 3 Gaver M TFemieath = al "’ R 91 =|: Tuesday 7 50 8 25 ining dip ene Money Saved in Cottons and Woolens, A _— - ‘i —— Pee - grammar, geography and history. Murphy. ; 22 | Wednesday 8 54 | 9 23 Money Saved in Dress Goods agar a Fasc ae coalananer th ie H Anderson, Ist in reading, grammar] Arithmetic, First Division—1, F Leahy, M 23 Thursday 9 47 10 tl ' , ; pea os ae , : . nee ce , . ees and history. ’L Pope, B Gillie; 2, E Benoit, F Blake, A 24 =| Friday | os. ee Money Saved in Mantles, IN ALL DEPARTMENTS, aS . h 5 6th in history | “Mf 4 Clarkin, Ist in recitation, geography | Bolger, ene ge ig I, : “7 23 | Saturday 8 26 a ‘ ad . a nglish, 8, 14. x nd history. Grory, L Cellahan, S Gillan, S Carvell, } os | Sendes a. Money Saved in Waterproofs, H McDonald, Ist in letter-writing; 34]"" “Meaulay, Ist in Caristian Doctrive,|Mabar; 2, M Trainor, M Dougan, KE Fitz. 27 | Monday |} O17 0 37 Money Saved in Millinery ee in reading and history; 4th in English and : : *Igerald, J Hornsby, D Rudge, D Smith, G Ps) Puesday | OF 117 M : S d in Hosi tf d Gl geography; Sth in chemistry; 6ch in Chris- grammar, geography, pesmenship aad de Steele, M Lappin, K Gillan, W Ryan, M > W ednesday 36 56 sione aved in vslery an oves ; oe : a mestic economy. ab Nye B =. , 7 30 | reenter” ais | ao OR M > Saved in Silk saa Lac? Se eer se ie eenmanship; 4th in| 2, MePhee, lst _ in Otiristian Dostries, Key iting 1, F Blake, A Bolger, E Besolt . : FOR ALL Money _ ot in LS ant AC 8, Staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Sail ¢ - c, 3 - er te 1 ite a recitation, geography and history. F Leahy ST ckiiehan & Gillan, 8 Carvell; 9° a Money Saved in Corsets, Carpets asian "De >. - Poh rs ow a E Hogan, Ist in composition, arithmetic B’Power, B Gils, M L Pope, G MeGrory, M S: din Unaderclothing ’ oe — me Y ene\and geography. M Mahar, J Hornsby, b Stewart, G McLeod, 4 oney ayved in nderciotaing, . arithmetic. Average 63 . ‘ rs “ee : ; : ‘4 = Curtains L Hall a ‘hi i S Murphy, Ist in grammar, history and|MR Murphy, M Doagan, A Trainor. Money eee Lia Collars Shirts aad’ Ties, |Upholstering Goods Cer ne Pans |Pemmanan special pr for feign Tastracton—1 Saved 1 ‘>llars. Shi and Ties i > ae Pre E McDonald, 1st in reading and gram-j| Power. nee Money Saved in Collars, Shirts and Ties. ane : pence 7 in English and chemistry. | 4). : . . Special prize for Readiog and Work—S x > oO AT ! verngpy SS M Benoit, Ist in penmanship; 2nd in | Carvell. READY CASH secures BARGAINS and M Murnahan, 4th in map-drawing; 5th j pict, icnialencal thence aN Pa W. A. Weeks. 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Doctrine; 7ch in geometry, geography, his- tory. Average, 61.

SECOND GRADE.

M Mahar, Ist in English, arithmetic, geometry, Latin; 2d in geography, pen- manship, history, algebra. Avarage, 77.

| M McLeod, Ist in penmanship, history, letter-writing; 2d in English, Latin, read ing; 31 in algebra; 4th in geography. Average, 73

M McDonald, Ist in algebra and geo- graphy; 2d in geometry; 3d in penman-| ship, Latin, arithmetic; 4th in English; 5.h} in history. Average, 70.

E Egan, 2d in arithmetic; 31 in geo- graphy and English; 4th in Latin and pen- manship; 6th in history. Average, 60.

B Burke, Ist in reading and Christian Doctrine; 4th in history and geometry; 6th in arithmetic. Averrge, 55.

K Lewis, 34 in history; 5th in English, arithmetic, penmanship; 6th in geography. Average, 50.

M Oliver, 34 in history; 4th in penman- ship, geography, geometry.

Special prizes were awarded as follows : Gold medal for Christian Doctrine present- ed by ArchtishopO’ Brien of Halifax, compet- ed fur by A Doyle, L Brothers, B McDonald, L Llalloran, M Murnaghan, C McDonald

and H McDonald; successful competitor— A Doyle. Gold medal for General Profi-

ciency, presented by His Lordship Bishop McDonald, awarded to B McDonald.

Gold medal for Mathematics, presented by a Friend, awarded to B Coonan.

Silver medal for English, presented by Prof Caven; awarde& to L Brothers.

Prize for literature and map drawing, presented by Rev John J McDonald, awarded to C McDonald.

Writing-case for letter-writing and mark- ed improvement in penmanship, presented by a Friend, awarded to H McDonald.

Prize for penmanship, presented by Rev Father Reid, awarded to J Handrahan.

Prize for Christian Doctrine and reading, presented by Rev Father Curran, awarded to L Halloran.

Prize for assiduity and map drawing, presenteé by Rev Allan McDonald, award- ed to M Murnahan.

Prize for highest marks in the Latin competition, presented by Rev Dr Morri- son, awarded to B McDonald.

Prize for English and Latin, presented by Rev Allan McDonald, awarded to M Mahar.

Prize for penmanship and history, pre- sented by a Friend, awarded to M Mo.

Prize for algebra and geometry, present- ed by Rev Father Curran, awarded to M McDonald.

Prize for arithmetic, presented by Rev Allan McDonald, awarded to E Egan.

Prize for Christian Doctrine and read- ing, presented by Rev Father Curran, awarded to B Burke.

Prize for improvement in penmanship, presented by Rev Father Curran, awarded to K Lewis.

Excellence of deportment—B Coonan.

French, First Division—Ist, J Handra- han, B McDonald, A Dayle; 2, C McDon- ald; 3, L Halloran, L Brothers, B Coonan.

Second Division—1, M McLeod, H Mc- Donsld, M Mahar; 2, K Lewis, M McDon- ald; 3, E Egan, M Oliver, B Oliver, A Me- Donald.

Instrumental Music—First Division—l1, L Halloran; 2, J Handrahan, B McDon- ald.

Second Division—1, 8 Calleghan; 2, C McDonald; 3, E Carroll.

Third Division —1, L Hogan, N Robin, H McDonald, M McMillan, M Coady; 2. M McLeod, E McDonald; 3, B Burke.

Fourth Divisioo—l1, M McDonald; T Payne; 2, A Doyle; 3, B Brown.

Fifth Division—1, B Coonan, A Gallant; 2, M Elward, N McDonald, R,McRory, F

McDonald

Sixth Division—1, B McFhee, L_ Broth- ers; 2, N DesRoches, J Carroll; 3, B Gillis;

M Connolly, Ist in reading and penman- ship.

R McRory, Ist in Christian Doctriue and geography.

B Brown, Ist in mar.

A Doyle, Ist in grammar and geography B McLean, Ist in reading and grammar. E Csrroll, 1st in penmanship and geo- graphy.

F McDonald, Ist in composition. M Caisholm, Ist for application to study of Christian Doctrine.

Wreaths for assiduity, awarded to B Me- VPhee. M A Ciarkir, H Anderson, M Power, M McMillan and R Kelly.

THIRD CLASS

M McMullan, Ist in Christian Doctrine, gram nar, geography and arithmetic.

M Power, Ist in Christian Doctrine, reading, grammar and geography.

R Kelly, 1st in recitation and grammar. M A Bolger, Ist in writing, reading and geography.

N McDonald, 1st in grammar, geography, reading and arithmetic.

M Aylward, lst in Christian Doctrine, writiog and geography.

K Leahy, lst in grammar, writing.

M Mitchell, 1st in grammar and geo- graphy.

French—Ist, F McDonald, N Robin, B McPhee, M McMillan, M Benoit.

JUNIOR DEPARTMENT.—FIRST DIVISON,

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A Gallant, Ist in Catechism, Grammar, parsing, analysis, arithmetic, writing, do- mestic economy.

M Coady, Ist in reading, spelling, gram- mar, parsing, presented by His Lordship Bishop McDonald.

M McDonald, Ist in attendance; 2ad in

reading spelling, arithmetic. Presented by Rev Father McAulay. L Bolger, Ist in reading, grammar,

arithmetic, writing.

J Carroll, 1st in catechism, geography; 2d in grammar, reading, Presented by Rev Father Allan.

Favstina Sullivan, lst in writing; 24 in grammar, parsing. Presented by Rev Father Curran.

M Carter, lst in good conduct; 2d in catechism, reading, grammar, domestic economy.

A Merry, Ist in good conduct; 2d in

reading, spelling, writing. SKCOND DIVISION.

A Clarke, Ist in catechism, reading, spelling, arithmetic, grammar; 2d in geo- graphy, domestic economy.

M Mutch, Ist in grammar, parsing, geo- graphy.

N Desroches, Ist in spelling, grammar, parsing; 2d in gecgcaphy.

A McDonald, 1st in reading, spelling, grammar, geography, domestic economy. K Kelly, lst in reading, spelling, geo- grapby; 2d in arithmetic, domestic economy. M E Hennessey, Ist in reading, spelling, grammar; 2d in parsing, domestic economy.

K Reardon, Ist in arithmetic; 2na@ in catechism, reading, spelling, domestic economy.

A Dewar, Ist in reading, spelling; 24 in geography, arithmetic, and domestic economy.

G Merry, Ist in catechism, reading and spelling.

A Mickle, 2d in catechism, reading and spelling.

M King, Ist in catechism, 2d in grammar and domestic economy.

N Malone, 2d in catechism, grammar and domestic economy.

A King, 2d in catechism, grammar and domestic econowy.

M Mahar, 2d in reading and geography.

M Coyle, 2d in catechism, reading and grammar.

A Hogan, Ist in writing, 24 in grammar.

M Davies, 2d in reading and spelling.

E Dollar, Ist in reading, 2d in writing.

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