Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-23

I ond, Sallie E. Coy. subject, Preserva- l tion of Our Forests; third, Vivian Ar l mold. subject. Edward III the Peace maker.
 The essays when submitted to the judges bore fictitious signatures, that l of Miss Barbers being Webee, Miss Coy's Ubee and Miss Arnold's Young Hopeful.
 The names of the members of the graduating class follow: Charles Deni- son Anderson, Jesse Ann Aitken, Ger trude Susan Austin, Harold Frederick Babcock, Marjorie Denison Barber, Barker. Maud Briggs, Henry Marsh
 Clarke Winifred Adelbert Collins,
 Daisy Elizabeth Coon, Geneva Coon, Sallie Elizabeth Coy, Lillian Marguer-
 Frank Kingsley Dutton. Frank James
 Foley, Beatrice Irene Gavitt, John An
 drew Hogg. Margaret Magdalene
 Holmes, Harriet Denison Lewis, An
 drew Martin, Joseph NewaI, Harry
 James Nichols, Harriet Elmira Nye,
 Myrtle Belle Pierce, Irene Vera Smith.
 Thomas John Spargo. Norman Chapin
 Stanton. Florence May Trackeray,
 ton Wells, Mary Johanna Williams,
 Mary CrandalI Vars.
 The junior class will give the seniors
 an outing at Brightman's pond today
 (Thursday), both classes going to the
 pond in barges. The senior class ban
 quet will be held at the-SOcean house,
 Watch Hill. in the evening, the gradu-
 ates making the trip in a special car. At the conclusion of the commence
 ment exercises Wednesday afternoon there was reception in the school hall.
 Alfred CIarkson, a cripple, who per
 sists in violating the liquor law, will soon be in the tolls again upon the old complaint and will serve another term in Cranston jail. Chief BransheId, ac-
 s@-7 . Mitchell raided the shack occupied by Carlson Tuesday night and seized a barrel partially filled with beer, a number of bottles of lager and several bottles of whiSkey.
 Following the legal disposition of the seized Fquors, Carlson will be ar rested. fine6 and sentenced to jail, the sentence being mandatory and specific in liquor cases.
 James Kennedy, an old time Wester- ly stonecutter, a resident of Downer street, and who has been under treat ment at the Baclzus hospital, Norwich for the past three months, died Wed return from the hospital to his home. Mir. Kennedy is father of Anthony Kennedy the comedian. who with his wife completed their sea son and re- turned to their home in Pawcatuck Monday night. MT. Kennedy visited his father in the hospital Tuesday and learned that the patient was in a pre- carious condition and that the end was near. In the opinion of the physicians the patient could be taken home with out danger. although he could not pos sibly survive more than a few days 1t was the desire of the son to have his father at home and he was advised to make the homeward trip in an auto mobile.
 Wednesday morning, accompanied by Dr. M H. ScanIon in the doctors car, the trip was made to Norwich. The patient was placed comfortably in the car and the start was made for West I erly. MT. Kennedy, although weak, seemed to be in good spirits and was overjoyed in anticipation of returning home, although he was profuse in praise of the care he had received at the hospital.
 As Anthony Kennedy and his wife were away from home filling their en- agreements, the father was sent to the hospital in order that he could get the pest possible care. Upon learning of nIs sons return he insisted upon being taken home, as if he was to die he wanted to be near his only son. Mr. 1 while at work in WooQsocket l several years ago was nIaimed and had l not been able to do any laborious work ! since. A large piece of granite fell 1 upon his left leg and amputation was made at the knee. Before taking up his residence in Pawcatuck Mi. Ken nedy resided Sin Norwich and his son Anthony wasY born in that city. 1