Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-24

half of the district accepted the gift
stating that it was a worthy tribute to
the deceased and Mr.. Bishop was Wor-
thy of the memorial, also referring TO
Mr. Bishop. He also spoke to the grad
uating class.
The tablet which is about two feet
square, arrived on Friday and was
viewed by many after the exercises.
The committee named to secure It in
clf.dnd GroSvenor Ely (chafrman), Mrs.
Frank w. Browning, Miss Florence E.
Fellows Charles H. Haskell and James
l.. Case. The following is the inscrip-
tiont
NATHAN LEE BISHOP
March g. 1S41zOctober IL, 1909.
For 80 years Superintendent of
Schools of the Central District
of Norwich
Through His Faithful Work, His In
fIuence Has Gone Out Into Unnum-
bered Lives of Sterling Worth,
LOYAL to Every Duty, Beloved by
All a Fearless Soldier, a Good Citi-
zen. Christian Gentleman.
This tablet is placed here by his Tor
mer pupils in loving memory.
West Chelsea District.
For the first time the graduation ex-
ercises of the West Chelsea district
were held at. Polls theater, which was
available this summer and offered more
for the past two years the exercises
had been held The theater was filled
with relatives and friends, and not
few stood up during the evening
The graduating class from the Mt.
Pleasant street school occupied the
front of the stage, with those making
up the chorus seated at the back
Hanging from the boxes were large
flags and a class pennant hung from
the table on which Weer the diplomas
The class motto is We have climbed
the hills. the mountains are in VIEW,
and the class colors green and white.
The ushers for the evening were e.
NJ Newbury. Walter F. Cowan. Ernest
Champlin Julius futile. Abe Cohen,
James Tourtellotte Alfred Biiven and
Thomas Pfeiffer.
The order OF exercises was as fol-
lows. Prayer. Rev. F. W. Coleman;
music. With Fife and Drum. kar!e,
school chorus: defamation, Power AMI
Aim, DIR. A. 3. Medium, Louis Zeif;
recitation. The Song of the Market
Place, James Buckham. Joyce Cath
crime Williams: reading. Uncle Podger
Hangs a Picture. Jerome K. Jerome,
Eva Bernice Malcolm; music. The Md
shipmite Adams. Eighth and Min r
grades; selections. Work. Exercise,
Courage: Work. r. ]. Burdette. Roo
ert Wheeler Stevens; The Value of Ex-
ercise. George Z, Johnson Morris
Cline, Leo Henry Joseph Clish; This
Spirit of the Game DR.. Luther F..
Gulick. Nathan Goldstein; 1t is Easy
Enough, Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Bertha
Weinstein; music | Waited for the
Lord. Mendelssohn, Eighth and Ninth
grades: reading. My Financial Career,
Stephen Leacock. Elizabeth Frances
Fitzgerald; recitation. Lasca Vera
Stetson: reading. Two Cases of Grip,
Charles B. Lewis. Gladys May Beebe;
music. The Evening Wind, Sain,-
Saens school chorus; reading, The
Doctors Story, VIII Carleton. Airline
Grace Fields; recitation. What Shall
We Do With Our Boys? Lena Sarah
Tuber; music. Comm Thro the Rye,
school chorus: valedictory, Harriet
Glover Adams: presentation of diplC-
mas. Herbert Nj. Lerou, president OF
Hunts Up. Macfarren.
The graduates are Harriet Glover
Adams, Gladys May Beebe. Rebecca
Cohen, Mary Elizabeth Coughlin, Mary
Eleanor Diffiey, Minnie Agnes En-
back, Airline Grace Fields Elizabeth
Frances Fitzgerald. Florence Louise
Foote, Eva Goldberg Catherine The
resa Hanafin, Fannie Ruth Levine, Eva
Bernice Malcolm, Fannie Louise Meier,
Annie Sadinsky, Vera Stetson. Bessie
Sternlieb. Margaret Magdalen Sullivan,
Lena Sarah Tuber, Bertha Weinstein,
Irene Elizabeth WEIGH, Hecla Brewster
WILDER, Joyce Catherine Williams Roy
Leffingwen Beard, Leo Henry Joseph