Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-25
WEST CHELSEA DISTRICT
 EXERCISES IN TOWN HALL.
Unable to Accommodate All Who Wished to Attend-Gift to Tyler Stanton for Seven Years Perfect Attendance-Largest Class Ever Graduated.

The town hall on Friday evening was unable to accommodate all who wished to attend the graduating exer- cises of the senior class at the Mt Chelsea district. All the space in the large hall was occupied. a platform be- ing raised in the center, where the graduating class and chorus were seat ed. The ushers were Robert E. Crcss, Harry Cohen, George Auburn and Morris Cornell.
 The class of 1910 is the largest ever graduated from the district, numbering 50 pupils The programme was car ried out in excellent manner. being somewhat shorter than in past years though there were many participants There was a large chorus and one of the pleasing features was the music under the direction of Frederick w Lester. The chorus selections were all finely sung, while Lovely Night as given by the double octette was very pleasing number.
 Supt. John B. Stanton directed the exercises and all the readings and declamations were given in a credit able manner. This year, as in previ ous years. selections along a particular line was followed, and Peace was the central thought. The address by the valedictorian, Bessie G. Stamm, was finely given and all were accorded much applause Each number was clear and distinct and could be heard in all parts of the hall.
 In behalf of the board of education Supt. John B. Stanton presented to Tyler S. Stanton, member of the graduating class a new Webster's In- ternatfonal dictionary in appreciation of his record of seven years perfect attendance at school. Superintendent Stanton spoke upon this record and also referred to the fact that Herman Feltcorn had been winner of a prize in the Colonial Danes contest while Rose Beckley, Theresa Harding and Bessie Stamm had all received certifi- cates of merit. He also delivered the rnended her upon her excellent work To the other pupils Andrew H. Breed president of the board of education, presented the diplomas.
 The class is the largest ever grad uated in the district and an excellent member. member. has been maintained I PE E~aa sas
 The programme was as follows:
 The order of exercises was fol- lows: March; prayer. Rev. Herbert J. Wyckoff; music. The Storm Fiend, Roeckel. school chorus: declamation. The True Grandeur of Nations, Sum Walrus Hunt. George Borup. Theresa Lois Harding; music, Bedouin Love Song, Pinsuti, school chorus; Peace selections Disarma ment, Alice Mag dalen Carey; The Folly of War, Sim mons Louis Lahn; The Higher Fight, Brooks, Julia Frances Lane; The Great Treaty Hale, Samuel Jennes; The Hague Treaty. Straus, Annie Lub- chansky; The Insecurity of War, Campbell Zimmerman, Francis Joseph Buckley; Centennial Oration Evarts Tyler Sparks Stanton; The Arsenal at Springfield. Longfeliow. Edna Evans premacy, Clay. Samuel SIosberg: The Fatherland, Lowell, Clementina Edith Jordan; music, Lovely Night, Barcarolle from Tales of Hoffman. Offenbach. Bessie Gertrude Stamm, Anna Louise Jacobs, Julia Frances Lane. Ida Edith Rubin. Ruth Ellen. Rush Annie Sarah Sweet, Taubin Helen Solomon. Helen Gussie Segol, Rose Marguerite Beck ley. Phylena Sophia Benjamin. Mabel Anna EnoS. Gladys Estelle Frances Sophia Levitt, Bridget Eugenia Sulli- van, Fannie Agatha Schulman, May Agnes Welch: declamation, Education by the Way. Mabie, Waldo Starr New bury; reading, A Day at Niagara, Clemens. Catherine Agatha Crimmins music Summer Revels Hatton school chorus; valedictory, Bessie Gertrude Stamm; presentation of diplomas. An. drew H. Breed. president of the board of education: music Bright Dews of Morning Grove. school chorus
 The class of 1910 numbers the fol- lowing: Maurice Harry Bendett Fran cis Joseph Buckley. Herman Feltcorn Henry Holmes Fillmore Samuel Jen- nes. William Thomas Kearney. Willard Lacy, Louis Lahn, John Crary Lucas, ChdrleS Harvey MOCt. Waldo Starr Newbury. Thomas Joseph Pfeiffer Max Sadinsky, Moses Segol. William James Shugrue. Samuel Slosberg. Tyler Sparks Stanton. Benjamin Weinstein, Herman ZalingeE Rose Marguerite Beckley, Phylena Sophia Benjamin, Alice Magdalen Carey, Catherine Agatha Crimmins. Ruth Joy Ellis, Mabel Anna Enos, May Gwen Evans. Mary Orilla Ewen. Gladys Estelle Francis, Theresa Lois Harding. Anna Louise Jacob. Clementina Edith Jor- dan, Julia Frances Lane. Edna Evans Lerou. Sophia Levitt. Hattie Pauline Levitt. Adele Elizabeth Lindberg Ruby Dorothy Lindberg, Annie Lubchansly Katheryn Bertha Roessler, Ida Edith Rubin. Ruth Ellen Rush. Fannie 4 Agatha. Schnlman. Helen Gussie Segol. Taubie Helen Solomon. Bessie Ger trIlde Stamn. Minnie Sternlieb Bridget Eugenia Sullivan. Annie Sarah Sweet Rose Florence Thornes, May Agnes Welch.
 The board of education includes An drew IT. Breed. president: Thomas IT. Beckley Henry c. Peck Herbert M Ierou John R. Dat Henry D. Johnson Joseph n. Pfeiffer. Martin F. Bent and
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