Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-21
NORWICH TOWN
Graduating Exercises At Town Street
SchooI-EvangeIist at Scotland
Road-School Meetinss-T eachers
ENTERTAINERS.

no@u-ScH0ot "eSeH9st e~S"S'S
Entertained.
Graduating exercises were held on |
Tuesday afternoon at two o'clock in |
Mrs. s S. Lathrop's room in the Town |
street school The junior pupiih |
room was attractive with these and
with the drawings for the year, which
We're on exhibition. There was an in
terested audience of parents and
friends to listen to singing and recita-
lions. The programme follows:
Music, Welcome to Spring; readings,
Story of Regulus, The Color Guard and
What the Burdock was Good For;
song. The Sand Man. music, Summer
Roses; readings, The Blind Men and
the Elephant, Daphne, A Riddle and
Pansies; song, Wllistiing Chorus; mu-
sic, The Glen: readings. Wise Men of,
Gotham, Useful Facts. Little by Little,
A Smile, A Little Maid from Japan,
The Banner Betsey Made; Salute to
he Flag; Vacation. The closing num-
Der was the Flower Chorus of Nations.
Evangelist Spoke.
Sunday. afternoon fifty.four were
present at the service held in the
Scotland road sct1oolhouse, which was
addressed by Evangelist Emma Har-
rison of Gales Ferry. The talk was
based on the story of The Prodigal
Son. She said 1t is grand thing to
rescue, but it is better to prevent the
need of rescue by daily. godly living.
Sin always sets its stamp on the face:
| tLrn away from sin in youth and thus
secure sound mind in a sound body.
| The interest IN the service was in
creased by the rendering of the. hymns.
Does Jesus Care? The Bird with the
| Broken Wing, and Els Loving Arms
Around Me-
High Car Steps.
A Norwich Town lady recently
| sprained her ankle while getting off
one of the uptown cars. A number
| of accidents have resulted from the
| high running boards. In the cities in
| Massachusetts,, notably Springfield and
| vicinity, the cars are lower, and in
| Pennington there is a second step
| which makes it easy to take or leave
| the car. We're it not for the courtesy
| of the conductors in helping the pas
/ sengers, many could not use the open
| cars
| Entertained New London teachers.
| Monday evening at her home on
Washington street. Mrs. w E. Can
| field entertained at supper the teach
| ers with whom she was formerly as
/ ISOLATED in the sSaltonstall school, New
! London. The ia Die was prettily dec
/ GRATED in yellow and white, the colors
1 of the school Batter tea tests We're
! enjoyed, Miss Alice Smith securing the
/ prize. a teapot. Vocal and instrument
/
pleasant evening.
Telephone Men at Work.
/ A party of ten telephone men with
| their camp outfit located Tuesday in
Bailey's pine grove on the Scotland
| road. From there they will go out in
/ different directions, making the chang
es in poles necessitated by the build
| ing of the state road, and repairing
| other lines New poles have just been
| set near Mediterra mean lane to install
a telephone at John McNamara's.
West Town Street School Building.
| The annual school meeting of the
4 West Town street school district was
| held Monday evening. Officers We're
Reelected for the coming year. The
/ resignation of Miss NJ. A Galligan,
primary teacher. was accepted with
| regret. The children of the West Town
street school on Saturday presented
! Miss Gailigan handsome rocking
| chair.
Wauwecus Hill School Board
At a meeting held MONDAY evening
the following members of the Wau-
| wecus Hill school board were elected
for the con ing year: Clerk and
| committee, R. A. Beetham; collector,
| Frank Rose
News from Various Points.
DR.. C. H. Lamb of Town street was
| in Oakda1e last week on business for
the state.
Mrs. Sarah Fredenburg OF Town
| street is visiting her daughter in Paw
E. a Allyn of Tanner street is in
Fitchville this week. spraying trees
for Palmer Bros.
Christopher Hansen is slowly recov-
ering from an accident to his knee
received several weeks ago.
Miss Josephine Kingberger of Fitch
| vile is visiting Mrs. William Hough
| at her home on the Scotland road
Mr.. and Mrs. Jeremiah Sholes of
East Norwich are guests of Mr. and
i Mrs T. 3. Beetham of Wauwecus Sill.
/ L. A. Hyde, who is visiting at his
| former home on Washington street,
is in New York city on business for a
day or two.
Miss Aurelia Pitcher has returned to
Willimantic after spending several
| months with her niece, Mrs. Harriet
Lynch of Mediterranean lane
Mr.. and Mrs. John H. Richmond of
East Town street are, spending several
| weeks with their son IN New Haven
| and their daughter in Bridgeport.
| No flags were flying on the West
| Town street or Sturtevant street
schools Memorial day, but the flag was
| displayed on the Town street school
building that day.
| Dr. and Mrs C. II. Lamb of Town
| street were present at social gather
ing Friday evening at the State hos :
pitaI where they were guests of Mrs.
Lambs brother. Edward Capren
Miss Elizabeth Hull of Bliss place
has as her guests Miss Sophia Hol-
lowell of Preston City and Miss Alice
Finegan of Ledyard, who were here
to attend the Academy graduation ex-
| ercises.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Smith, Mrs.
Harriet Lynch and her daughter, Miss
I I've, h 4
Thop.as Smith Were in New Haven
and Savin Rock Sunday, taking the
trip in Mr.. Smiths automobile