Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-18

The West Mystic school closed Fri day. The following exercises were held at ? o'clock:
 Flag salute; Flag Song by the school; recitations, The Builders, grammar school: The Village Black smith Walter Wolfe: song, Little Helpers, primary school: recitation, The Civic Creed, grammar school; song Music of the Bells, Ida Clarke Lucy Clarke; recitations, Spelling Kit ten Dorothy Maxson; The Childrens Hour, Emily Gunner; The Boy That Laughs, Rossie Oviatt: song, Psalm of Clovers, Dorothy Lamb; What Did They Teach. Robert Grimley; song Vacation, primary school; recitations, Guilty or Not Guilty, Ruth Dodd; Je- rusalem by Moonlight. Ida Clark; Equestrian Courtship, Willie Oviatt; The Blue and the Gray, Luck Clarke; song, Hail to the Land. by the school; recitation, What Was Her Name, Dor othy Taber; recitation, Weston Bud dington: song, Pansy Willows. primary girls. Award of prizes. Presentation of diplomas. Singing. America.
 Four Years Stay Abroad.
 Roy Bates, son of Rev. and Mrs. w. E. Bates. who has been abroad for four years, and has been studying art in Italy and France. is expected home Monday. He will spend some time with his parents.
 Hibernian Committees.
 At meeting of the Mystic Divis- ion, No. l. A. O. H.. two applicants were initiated. The following com nittees were appointed: Standing committee, President Cornelius Don ahue, Adrian O'Neil and James Gal win; financial committee. John Me Fee and William Mullaney; sick com mittee, James Foley, James Calvin and Walter Shea.
 Buys Lamphere Farm.
 SaI from the B F. Lamphere heirs the house and farm on West Mystic ave nue and will occupy it at once.
 There was a large attendance at the cake sale of the Helen Starkey chapter, Friday
 Dr. NJ L. Small. who has been talk ing a postgraduate course in a medi cal school in Burlington, Vt. has re- turned to his home here.
 Flower Mission Day.
 Friday was observed by the local W. C. T. U. as flower mission day. Flowers were sent in to the rooms and bouquets were made and taken to the sick and shut in. With each bouquet was a card containing verse of Scripture.
 Game With Westerly Today.
 An interesting game of baseball is booked for today when the Mystic team plays Westerly. This is the first time these teams have come together. Manager Costello has a good makeup for today: Burns p, BeIcher c, Swee- ney 1b, Fitzgerald 2b, Haywood 3b. Hana ss Finn Of, Twombly If and ODonneli If and in all probability Burdett. Holmes and Morgan will be here for the game and will fill in any vacancy.
 Various Items.
 Richard Morgan of Cheshire school is the guest of his parents. MT. and Mrs. Christopher Morgan.
 Dr. Walter I, Russell of Yale med icaI school is at the home of his par ents MT. and Mrs. John Russell.
 John II. Hoxie, Jr., of Boston is the guest of his parents, MT. and Mrs. John H. Hoxie.
 Mrs. Alexander Irving and Mrs. Frank Batty are guests of MT. and Mrs. James Baker in Sterling.
 George Neid1inger, who has been the guest of his sister, Mrs. Henry B. Moves, has returned to New York.
 MT. and Mrs. G. H. IngersolI of Phil adelphia have arrived at their sum mer cottage on Williams Point.
 Philip Bates left Friday on a weeks vacation at Colgate university, Ham ilton N. r., with his brother, Ralph Bates.