Norwich bulletin., 1911-09-29

Lillian Howard, Miss McKenzie, Miss Reek, Miss Miner, Miss Martin, Mrs. McMfllan, Mrs W l.. Clarke, Miss Perry and Miss Grove.
 Exercises by School.
 After tfie guests had partaken of the excellent dinner and had taken a short time for an inspection of. the building, they assembled again in the school room for the programme of music and recitations to be given by the school Here the children acquitted themselves with noticeable ability, frequently craving forth bursts of applause as the bright eyed little ones recited some timely bit of verse or raised their childish voices with evident zest and nice harmony in the songs of the pro- gramme. The whole reflected much credit upon their three teachers, Miss M Jamie Leach. Miss Edith Holden and Miss Ruth Beebe.
 The following was the programme: Singing, The Owl and the Pussy Cat, school; recitation, Going Back to school, Blanche Harris, Kassa Super, Clarence Potter; singing, Merry Bells Are Ringing, school; recitation. The Owlet, Tommie Nelson; singing, Alpine Roses, school; singing. Seed Cradles, Charlie Pearl, Ernest Cooper. Josephine Murray: Clara Super; singing, Milk weed Babies, primary room; recitation, Autumn Fires, Margaret Ryan; sing
  Corn, upper room; recitation, How the Leaves Came Down, Agnes Crandail, Mary Nelson, Ida Super, Ida Hewlett; :; singing, Lullabies, Agnes Crandan, Mary Nelson, Ida Super, Margaret Ryan, Minnie White Mamie Martin recitation, The Brook Folks, William Lemoine; reeita ton. The Sea Song. primary room: singing, New Hail Co., luD1bia, school; recitation, The Fringed Gentian, Mime White, Rosalie Norie.
 Before the final number. which was America, sung standing by all pres- ent. Commissioner Williams gave the children bright and interesting talk with "Sunshinea for text and Rev. Dr. White told story for the benefit of the children. ,,s-.@
 Visitors Present.
 The visitors register showed:the at tendance of the following during the day: The three county commission D. Moves. Norwich, c. H. Smith, No ank: Secretary Charles P. Kellogg, Waterbury, of the state board of char ities; Mir. and Mrs. A. D. ZabrisAie, Preston; Mrs J. B. Palmer, Mrs. J. B. Palmer, Jr., Lisbon; Mir. and, Mrs. CT, Huddersfield, England Mrs. J. A. Mahoney, New York: Mir. and Mrs. c. Edgar Andrews, Noank; Bertha F. Lewis. Voluntown; Mrs. Owen c. Will Hams, Waterford Mrs. George A. Haskell, Jewett City; Hattie E. Hew- itt, Mabel K Moves, Lebanon; Amos L. Babcock, Chestnut Hill; Annie Au gusta Rathbun, Isabelle M. Rathbun Mystic, Miss Ella I. Smith, Franklin F. L. Latimer, Salem; Owen c. Will jams, Waterford; Mrs Charles sl. Moves, Jr, Westerly; Mrs. George A. Pendleton, North Stonington Mrs. J A. Thatcher. Putnam; Mrs. E. Sparks, Webster; Isaac c. Larkin, Lebanon Rev Dr. and Mrs. Frank White, Hot Springs, Ark; and the following Nor wich people: Mrs. Frank H. Mitchell Mrs. Robert W Perkins. Mrs F. $ Camp, MT. and Mrs. Frank Halsey Foss, Mrs. J. H. Post, Mrs. Elizabeth Randall, Mrs. William Caruthers, Mrs M. c. Watrous, Mrs. A. D. Smith, Mrs J. H. Pendleton. Mrs. J. H. Powelson Mrs. G. A. Jackson, Mrs. c. Eugene Saunders, Senator Charles $. Avery Representative John F. Craney, Judge and Mrs. Lucius Brown, Mrs. J. B Shannon, Rev. and Mrs. Charles H R1cketts, MT. and Mrs. Austin Chap man, Annie Mcconnell