Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-27
NORWICH TOWN
Official Board of First Congregational Sunday School-Pupis Perfect in Attendance in Town Street and West Town Street Schools.

The election of officers for the First Congregational Sunday school was held at the close of the school ses- sion on Sunday, resulting as follows: Superintendent, Dwight w. Avery: first and second assistants, Deacon George R. Hyde and o. $. Smith; sec retary and treasurer, Miss M. E. Wat ties; assistant secretary, Frank E. Sterry; librarians, Frank s. Avery. Philip B. Whaley, Henry T. Frazier; library committee Miss M. E. Wat ties, Mrs Walter Potter, Mrs. E. c. Gay; secretary of the home depart ment of the Sunday school, Rev G. H. Ewing.
 Theodore Buscher of Chicago has been the guests of local friends. PunctuaI Pupils in Town Street Dis
 trict.
 In the Town street school the fol- lowing pupils were perfect in attend ance during the term ending December 23, 1910:
 Senior room, Principal W. c. Tar box; neither absent nor tardy Arthur Kruck, Eugene Manning, Francis Pounch Sybil KiIroy, Ruth Lucas; ab- sent one-haIf day. Gladys Beebe.
 Junior room, Mrs. $. s. Latarop, teacher; neither absent nor tardy, Clara Karkutt, William Durr, John kilroy, John Pounch: absent one day, Walter Durr, Jesse Eccleston, Bertha Hahn, Earl Kinney Phoebe Lathrop.
 Intermediate room, Bessie M. Grant teacher; neither absent nor tardy Maude Filler, Fred Eaton. Thomas Ranger Howard Smith Vincent Wood; absent one half day, Everett Griggs; absent one day, Robert Smith.
 Primary department, Miss Elizabeth Lynch, teacher; neither absent nor tardy, Salwa Dahood, Peter Fitzmau rice, Helen Schwenk: absent one-half day, George Durr. Prizes were award ed in spelling to Louise Smith and Lewis Irish.
 Village primary. Miss Sara. McClel- Ian, teacher; most nearly perfect in attendance, George Fox. Della Pounch. Prizes were awarded in spelling to Nellie Whidica and Darrow Verga- son.
 West Town Street Report.
 The record of attendance in the West Town street school for the term closing December g, 1910 is as fol- lows:
 Grades ' and 8, Principal James F. Lucey; neither absent nor tardy, Ma rie Jackson. Ruth Woodmansee, Ruth Avery. Gertrude Avery.
 Grades and 6, Mrs. Elizab beth G. Danihy. teacher; neither absent nor tardy Myrtle McCord, Lila McNally; absent one-half day, Agnes FiTburn, Dewey Woodworth
 Grades and 1. Miss J. F. McNa- mara, teacher; neither absent nor tar dy, Milton Rogers; absent one-half day, Irene Woodwork, Inez Wood worth, John McNally.
 Grades 1 and ,, Miss M. A. Galli- gan, teacher; neither absent nor tardy. Robert Avery, James Filburn, Law renee Murray. Mary Burns; absent one day. John Mara.
 At Plain Hill.
 Many were present at the Plain Hill schoolhouse on Friday evening to hear the children sing and ve recitations. The room was decorated with baskets of flowers, evergreens and bells, and with drawings on the blackboard which were the work of the children. Selec- tiOns on the phonograph were given by Robert Stott. The children received popcorn balls and candy after the fol- lowing programme had been given: Sing Hurrah! for Christmas, school i; Santa's Welcome, Robert Stott, Edna Shaffer, George Shaffer; The Child 8 Reason, Miriam Griswold; The Story of Christmas. Ruth Stott; Santa Claus, Charlie Shaffer; The Night Before Christmas. Madeline Weeks; dialogue, Christmaes Stocking, Alice Larkham Evelyn Stott RoWena Fellows, Anna Shaffer: song, Santa Claus, school {; Snow Kisses, Dorothy Iarkham; Ov- erheard at Christmas, Rowena Fellows Poor Santa Claus, Herbert LarIlhan i: Christmas Angels, Anna Shaffer; Nam ing Dolly, Evelyn Stott; Trouble in the Dolls House, Alice Larkham; dia- logue, The Disappointed Tree, Ruth Stott, Dorothy Larkham, Anna Shaffer and Raymond Stott; Jolly Old Santa Claus, school