Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-22


the Academy of the Holy Family was
held Tuesday morning at 10 o'clock at
the Immaculate Conception church
A solemn high mass was celebrated by
the pastor, Rev. U. Q. Bellerose, with
Rev. N F. Schneider as deacon and
Father Valdembrine az sub-deacon-
The baccalaureate sermon was deliv-
cred in his usual eloquent manner by
the Rev. William A. Keefe of Volun-
town. Comforting of diplomas and
Bellerose, who also addressed the
young ladies in a felicitous way. wish
ing them all happiness going out into
the world. The music of the mass was
tremendously sung by the students of
the Academy, under direction of Sis
ter NJ. Bernadine and Miss Mary Roy,
organist- Following were the candi-
dates for diplomas:
Academic course-Una Carine DON
a1loe, Baltic; Mary Jane McManus.
New Haven.
Business eourse-Bertha Mary Saun-
ders.
Candidates for certificates-F1ora
Anteinette Frechette, Imelda Eugenia
Gaueha, Baltic; Mary Cecilia Rainey,
Regina Cecilia O'Connor.
The students were dressed in white,
wearing wells, and presented a, charm
ing picture ashley marched slowly
to their places, to the music of the
graduation march played by Miss Mary
Roy.
Other News.
Mrs. Lydia Main is spending a. few
weeks in North Grosvenerda1e.
At a recent meeting of Nos. 1873 and
1877 Joseph d. Pratte and Arthur Cote
were appointed delegates to a district
convention Of Union St Jean Baptist
d Amerique to be held in Willimantic
next week F. Gareau and p. Cardin
were appointed to a similar charge by
Sang the Mass
Missa L. Nicolai- Cremer was rem
dered by academy choir consisting Of
the following young ladies': Sopranos,
Helen Courtney, Imelda Gaucher. Una
Donahoe, Regina O'Connor. Flora
Frechette. Mary MuIcahy. Grace Crit
fin, Pauline Ashe, Kathryn Saunders,
Mary Mattiello, Rena Smith; altos,
Mary McManus, Irene Roy, Theresa
Hackett, Mildred Lamb. E. Turner,
Cleo Herbert. K. Birracre, A. Birracree,
Grill. K. Danahy, B. Phelan, C. Fusei,
I. Maynard, J. Higgins, K. Remmert.
Award of Prizes.
Medals were awarded as follows:
Graduation. Miss Mary McManus and
Una Donahoe: good conduct Miss
Maize Maloney of Norwich Christian
tan doctrine. Miss Mary Oates; COM
position, Miss Mary McManus; appI-
cation Miss Una Donahoe; scholar
ship, Miss Mary McManus; certificates
of promotion to high school depart
ment given to Miss Flora Frechette.
Miss Inleida Gaucher. Miss Regina
O'Connor, Miss Mary Rainey.
Prizes in the Art Department.
Center pieces: First. Maize Maho-
ney: second, Anna Mariello. Table
runners: First, Mary Oates; second,
Regina O'Connor; second Gracia
Blanchette. Corset covers: First. Una
C. Donahoe; second, Maize Mahonay.
For aprons: First. Anna Mariello; sec
ond, Catherine Phelan. Hand bags:
First: Mary Oates. second. Gladys
Disco: second. Mary Lynch; third.
Catherine Remmert Napkins: Berna-
dette Phelan. Doileys: Agnes Dough-
erty. In drawing department the work
of Miss Rena Smith of Baltic. Una
Donahoe of Baltic, InleIda Gaucher o
Baltic and Florence Brown of Baltic
deserve social mention: in china paint
ing Misses Anna and Una Donahoe-
Rana Smith and Mary Roy of Baltic
The ushers We're John Brown, James
Mcclure, Jr.. Louis Fontain, Arthur
Roy and Mr.. LeRose.
Smokers Match Caused Fire.
The prompt arrival of Joseph Buteau
prevented bad fire in the Buteau
Brothers store Monday afternoon
Some smoker threw a match hack of
one of the counters, it is thought. The
blaze had already made Roadway
around the tobacco counter and re-
quired several pals of water to put 4
out.
Briefs and Personals.
Joseph Author has gone to St. Al
bans. Que. where he will be employed
Mrs. John II. Brown and son were
guests of relatives in Moosup recently
Mrs. Henry Buteau, who has passed
the month with relatives in New York.
has returned home.
Miss Nellie Day of New York is the
guest of her father, Dennis Day, Of
High street.
H A. Gaucher and Arthur Roy are
in Worcester attending the graduation
exercises.
Misses Anna and Fidelis Donahoe
attended the Holy Cross graduation a :
Worcester Tuesday.
George Legross and Rudolph Lam
bert have gone to New Haven where
they have secured, employment.
Mrs. Emelie Beauregard of Putnam
attended the graduating exercises of
the Acad envy of the Holy Family.
Abby Cote was a Willimantic visitor
this week.
Roderick Jodoin is home from col
Iege-