BELFAST SCHOOL.
The annual school treat and distribution of prizes of the Belfast School took place at Winßfield Park on Friday, the ground being kindly lent by Mr Manaon. Races and sports were held throughout} the day, and there was a large concourse of friends of the children. In the evening, after an excellent tea, Messrs Russell and McLachhvn, M.H.R.*B, both addressed the aaeeuabled gathering on the benefit* of the present system of education, and spoke highly ot what they saw of the school. Messrs D. Patchett, J. Longman, and J. Gil more then presented the prizes to the children. The following is the prize list :— Standard Vll,—Honour cards, marks for yeai—Fred. Norry, Herbert Vigors. For passing standard VI.—E. Duncan, James Moore, Fred. Norrie, Herbert Vigors, L Longman, L. Leathwick, Ivy "Wilson. Standard Vl.—Honour cards —M. Adams and May White. For passing—A. Marshall, VV. Mcllrpy, V. Pattrick, H. Tyson, M. Adams. M, White, L. Tisch, %. Brown. Standard V.—Honour cards—E. Hannibal, G. Wilson, R. Allen, L. Leathwick. For passing—W. Baker, A. brown, H. Hopkins, T. Preston, B. Longman, S. Pepperell, C. Smith, A. Small, R. Allen, N. Allen, Em. Baker, Ethel Baker. G. Easterbrook, E. Hannibal, L. Leathwick, M. Nesbit. J. Patchett, E. Storor, A. Thatcher, Grace Wilson, M. Caretene. Standard IV.—Honour curd*—F. Ferguson, L. Hannibal, M. Bowen. For passing—M. Clarke, F. Frail, L. Tubman, M. Bowen, C. Gartens, C. Mcllroy, L. Easterbrook, F. Ferguson, L. Hannibal, B. Preston, L. Pepperell, M. Russell, A. Seaward, L. Seaward, M. Smith, S. Tyson. Standard lll.—Honour card—M. Adams, S. Caldwell, E. Lane. For passing Standard—A. Baker, J. Englefleld, A. Hayward, J. Halligan, F. ivolkman, R. McSweny, T. Nisbet, H. Bacemau, A. Rogers, W. Storer, G. Scott, VV. Small, M. Adams, S. Caldwell, E. Cox, M. Chancy, M. Fergusou> S. Howden, R. Howden, Annie Hart, Hannah Hayward, Ethel Lane, Mabel Palkin, W. Patchett, Lettle Pattrick, Florence Tiech, Janet Warwick. Standard 11. — Honour cards — Laura Wilson, Rose Nlsbet. For passing Standard—R. Clarice, P. Brown, A. Etickson, W. Ferguson, T. Hannibal, L. Hopkins, Nor. Hopkins, Leo Johns, T. Mcllroy, C. NichoUs, A. Storer, W. Sellara, A. Trail, Willie Toom, J. Allen, L. Brown, R. Carstens, N. Ferguson, E. Hannibal, A. Howden, R. Nisbet, E. Preston, A. Renaud, N. Storer, A. Smith, G. Seaward, L. Wilson, Lizzie Wilson.
Sewing Prizes — Standard VI., Elsie Brown, Louie Tisch; .Standard V., Maggie Adams, May Caratens; Standard IV., E. Hannibeil, L. Leathwick, A. Thatcher; Standard 111., A. Se*w»rd, L. Seaward, E. Hannlball: Standard 11., Mabel Adams, Maggie Ferguson, Ethel Lane; Standard L, Laura Wilson, Ruby Carstena, Rose Nesbitc; Infants, Ruby Caldwell, Alice Brown, Alice Jones. Special—Knitting, Annie Tyson, Grace Wilson; button-holes, (i. Easterbrook, J. Englefield: darning, L. Longman, Jennie Patchett. The special Srizes were awarded by Miss Dlxon, Miss •uncan, Mrs Scott, Mrs Hopkins, Mrs Patcuett, and Mrs B. H. Ferguson. Special prizes /or good attendance were awarded by the master and Miaa Sword. Side School—Standard VII., James Sly; Standard IV., J. Nicholson, W. Nicholson, Annie Fox, Francis In wood; Standard 111., James Nicholson, Edward Inwood; Standard 11., Lottie Nicholson; drawing, Mary Boyd, Annie Fox; sewing, Mary Boyd, Annie Fox; attendance, Frances Edmund, Ernest and Willie Inwood.
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Press, Volume L, Issue 8676, 28 December 1893, Page 2
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