Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-24

more. recitation, The Name Upon the
Temple. Flint, Mary.F- Voorhees,; mu-
sic (a) Song of the Armorer. Nevin.
Oh The Archer, old Melody, school
chorus; defamation, the New Patri-
otism, Glider. Charles w. Tingley;
recitation, a Second Trial, Kellogg,
Christine Gregson; cantata. The Flow
er Queen, Barri: school chorus, SOLO
ists-SteIla. Bessie b. Shaw, Famine,
Winifrcd NJ. F'enton, Flower Queen s.
Irene Everett; defamation, The Sea-
son and the Thermometer. Butler, OIL
.tver r. Wulf; defamation. II
Kipling, Henry. \. Jatkowski; reclta-
ton. The Death Bridge of the Tay,
Carleton, S. Irene Everett; valeaic-
tory, Albert L. Freeman; broadway
School Song. school chorus; presenta-
ton Of tablet in memory of Nathan
Lee Bishop superintendent 1877 19o9;
remarks, Amos ~. Browning, president
OF school board; presentation Of d.
plomas. William D. TiIlson, superin-
tendent OF schools; music. Two-step,
Lionel Prince of orange. orchestra.
The Broadway school orchestra in
cludes Prof j. Herbert George, con-
ductor: first violinss Frank F. Timer,
Loue f. Stockwel. Dorothy Gregson;
second violins, r. Day Fillmore, George
y. Bartlett. Milton w. Graft, {. Flu
gene Wright. Mary Lester; mandolins,
Maria r.. Gallup, Dorothy A. Jones,
Mildred J. Cary; cello. Christine Greg
encc l.. Wilkinson: trombone, Leroy
II. Whftmarsl1; piano, Olive ID. Linton,
Harriet r. Colt; assisted by L. Austin
Linton 10. Aleck Ra5inovitch 10, first
violins; Reginald W. Smith, drums.
The class of 1911 members: Martina
Anderson LaVenia NJ. Bogue. Mary P.
Bresnahan. Belle Brewer, Rhea e.
Dobbrow. s. irene Everett, Ruby l.
Fenton. Winifresl vi. Fenton. Gertrude
A. Gallup. Florence A. Geer. Christine
Gregson, Eva M. Henault. Corinne c.
Johnson, Margaretta G.. Johnson, Dor
othy A. Jones, Ethel V. Lacy, Ruth E.
Morgan, Mollie Rabinovitch Alice z.
Revell, Mary NJ. Ring, Bessie b. Shaw,
Rachel Smith. Jennie F. Swatzburg,
Airline c. Vetter. Mary f. Voorhees,,
Florence J.. Wilkinson. Olga M. Wutt-
key, George f. Bartlett William Y.
BeIlert Harold T.. Bolandes Edwin r.
Bracewell, Aneil &. Brosofske, Melvin
]. BurDham. Carlos E. Cfough, Samp-
son Cramer, r. Day Fillmore, Albert
l.. Freeman Frederick II p Geer,
Ray D. Gilmore Richard P. Gregson,
Orrin F. Harris. Jr.. William s. HUI
Der, Joseph o. Hull Henry A. Jatlzow-
ski. Emerson E. Jones. Harry ]. Kill
roy, William Levitzky, John P. Muir
ply. Frederick A. Randall, Walter S.
Tarbox, Charles w. TingIey, Frank f.
Timer. Albert NJ. Netter. Oliver r.
Wulf
The teachers are Fred L. Newton.
principals. Mrs Harriet :. Blacllmar.
Miss Ellen @. McCloUd- Miss Annie NJ.
Petrie. assistants; Prot ]. Herbert
George, director of music; Corinne P.
johnson, school pianist.
Both the Nauedictory and Saultatory
We're well given by Albert l.. Freeman
and Miss Margaretta C. Johnson. re-
spectively. These, like the declama-
tfons and Rotations. We're loudly ap-
plauded, while the musical numbers
came in for their share of the appre-
citation. The orchestra numbers were
unusually fine, and were executed with
a snap and dash of a grown band. The
chorus was strong and good in their
numbers, the boys doing finely in the
Song Of the Armorer and The Archer
The cantata. The Flower Queen. was
charmingly sung. both the chorus and
solo numbers being faultlessly render
ed, the soloists singing with full conf
deuce and excellent expression The
school song was given with the char
acteristic life and feeling This por-
tion of the programme represented this
work of Prof. J. Herbert George and
he had every reason to feel proud of
the results. This closed his 23d year
as director of music in the district.
Memorial Tablet.
Charles III. Haskell, in behalf of the
committee selected to secure memo
roal by former pupils of Broad1ya V
school for Nathan Lee Bishop. who for
80 years was superintendent of the di-
trict, presented n bronze tablet to
President Amos a. browning of the
district and spoke in the highest terms
OF the service given by Mr.. Bishop to
the district during his long term of
years. He eulogized the deceased SUI
perintendent in fitting words, recalling
his many fine traits of character and
said that he thought each graduate of
tsle school had been better for coming
h sr.A ~ n
at the right of the platform, under
which was draped an American flag 1t
will be placed in the hall of the school
building.
President Amos A. Browning in be-