Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-25
UNcASviLIE
Odd FeIIowS Memorial Sermon School Picnic-Tenth District Grad uates Class of Five1

James E. Murphy, principal P. M. s., left Saturday morning for his home at Dover, N. H.
 Tuesday night the henhouse of Mi chael Curtin was broken into and eight fine fowls were taken.
 |. O. TO-. F. Memorial Night. |
 Thames lodge, l. O. O. F., ovserved memorial rituals at the session Tues day night Ernest Decker of New deputy, succeeding G. Turner Loomis. First nominations of officers was held.
 George Taylor has men digging a cellar for a new house in Pequot.
 The Decem club has been improving its room by grading the grounds, paint ing and cleansing the building.
 Mrs. Irving Browning, who has been the guest of her daughter, Mrs. CIar-- ence Walden, New Boston, for several weeks, has returned home.
 Enjoyable Wheel Trip.
 Ernest Noble, son of Mfr. and Mrs. William Noble. returned home Friday after an enjoyable trip on his bicycle through South Coventry, WiI1imantic Stafford Springs, Monson and Palmer. Master Noble spent several days visit ing relatives in Ware. Mass.
 Adelbert Alexander of Gales Ferry has been appointed foreman of paint CTS at the new paper mill
 Indoor Picnic.
 Owing to the severe rain on Friday the annual school picnic usually held in Hurlbutts grove was held in the basement of the school building. / Mrs. John Baker of WiIlimantic was an over-Sunday guest at the home of her mother. Mrs. John CoggshaIl.
 Mrs. Clarence Avery and child of South Windham are guests of Mrs. Avery's parents. Mir. aid Mrs. Albert Avery Of Hill Top.
 Mrs. Sears and-.c child of New York are with Mrs. F. I. Phillips for several weeks.
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Burgess and daughters Mrs. Ralph Shafer, Miss Vera Burgess and son Walter re- turned Monday-night from attending the funeral of MN Burgess mother in
 Mrs. Tlos. Watt is entertaining her granddaughter, Miss Myrtle Watt of New London.
 MT. and Mrs Herbert Stapiins of Stonington were over-Sunday guests at the home of MT and Mrs. Frank B. Mitchell
 Or School vLasxss.
 The pupils in the Collins district taught by Miss Maude Wood, enjoyed their annual picnic Tuesday on the lawn around the schooihouse. Games were played and refreshments were served.
 Class of Graduates.
 The graduating exercises at the Un- casville school (Tenth district) was held Monday afternoon with a large attendance of parents and friends of the pupils. An interesting programme was given by the graduate-five in Max Horenstein, Jacob Horenstein and Max Hosenteir, Jacob Hoseniter, and Frank Mitchell. The class paper with valedictory Twas by Frank K Mitchell. Other members Of the class gave reel tations or essays, interspersed with music. The inyocatfon was by Rev. g. F. Maine. An address by Charles w Cofnstock, chairman of the school music was under the supervision of the special teacher, Frederick w. Les- ter Of Norwich. The walls of the schoolroom were decorated with draw ings Of the pupils, done under the in- struction Of Miss Mabel S. Webb
 The Ladies' Aid society-of the Meth odist Episcopal church held it's annual picnic on the lawn around the parson- age Wednesday afternoon.
 MT. and Mrs Edwin F'indley from tenement in the house of Mis.s Mamie Allen, formerly occupied by Miss Allen.
 chiIdren's Day at M E. Church.
 The Chi1dren's day exercises at the Methodist church. postponed on ac- count of the weather, were held Sun day with good attendance and the following interesting programme: Song. Under Skies of Brightest Blue 0rav- CT; recitation: welcome. Anabe1 New ton; exercises by seven girls: flower sermon, Charles Rama ge; Natures Song of Praise, choir: Tiny Little Tots. five children; recitation. A Summer Day, Fred Vogelstangs; duet, The Praise of Little Children, Fannie and May Smith Row of Bees, five children: work in the hives five boys: recitation. A Dispatch to Fairyland Alice Ram age: song, Welcome to Summer Joy; dialogue, Roses Red and White five boys; recitation. by Miss Beebe: re- marks, by the pastor, Rev. s. F. Maine. by collection and the song, Gladstone Songs, brought the pro- gramne to a close.
 Mrs. Bailey of Norwich is a. guest at the home of Joel Flo.