Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-30
STONINGTON
Today's Events-MemoriaI Exercises
Held in the Schools--G. A. r. Men
Address PupiIs-Fairbrother Pendle-
ton Engagement.

The stores. hanks, custom house and
postoffice will follow the usual holi-
day hours on Memorial day. The G.
A. r. will visit the several cemeteries
and decorate the soldiers graves and
on the return to Braytons hall the w.
r. c. will serve luncheon.
Addressed Pupils.
Monday morning Memorial day exer-
cisas were held at the high school
where excellent addresses were listen
ed to from Col. c. 7. Stanton and
George z. Brayton.
School Exercises.
The afternoon was devoted by the
grammar departments of the public
school to the following programme:
Some Flags Are Red. song, school;
composition. Catherine Powers; reci-
tatiol, Edward Clarity; composition,
Eleanor Lathrop; recitation, Leamon
Bailey; Come. Bring the Life, song,
school; composition, Rose Gilmore;
Raymond OLSON; There Are Many
Flags. song. school; composition, Rose
D'Amico; recitations, William Robin
son, William Shackley; composition,
Leatha Zsller: flag salute, school,;
America, school.
Miss Lean Council is teachsr of the
third grade in which room Memorial
exercises were held.
Selection by orchestra; recitation,
Memorial Day, Lillian Barnes; decia-
nation, Gettysburg Address, Huber
Zellsr: song, Hail Columbia, school;
recitation, Sleep, Soldier. Sleep, Mil
bred CrandaIl; recitation, The Soldier
Prayer. Johanna F'ranken; recitation,
The Flower of Liberty, Robert King;
song, The Battle Hymn of the Repub-
lie, school. recitation, The Blue and
the Gray, Catherine Cushman; reci-
tstion, The Red, White and Blue. Ma
RE McCaffrey; recitation, The Ameri-
can Flag, school; salute to flag, school;
recitation, A Georgia Volunteer, So
phia Thurber; song, America. school !;
selection by orchestra.
The teachers of the different grades
are Miss Helen Wheeler It'll, Mrs. D.
Esceffier 7th, Miss Bradley 9Th, Miss
Durgin 9Th, Mrs. Burke sth
The first street piano made its ap-
pearance yesterday on the borough
streets.
Building Roadway.
The work OF tearing down Little
mountain on the east of the borough.
is progressing rapidly. The west, east
and north sides are being worked on
at present Several blasts have been
set off and the stone and dirt have
been taken to build the roadway lead
ing 10 East Grand street from Maple
a
portion of the roadway is built.
Engagement Announced.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Fairbrother
have announced the ensa cement of
their daughter, Elsie, to j. Howard
Pendleton of New York.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. J.. E. Lathrop, VINO has been ill
with severe attack of rheumatism, is
improving.
Miss Florence Willard CT Passaic,
y. j., viii spend today (Tuesday) with
her brother here. c. P. Willard
John Schmidt of New York is at
his home here over the holiday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Schailing of
Newark, O., are visiting Mrs. Schan-
ins's PARENTS Mr. and Mrs. James H.
Comstock.
DIR. c. E. Brayton, one of the rep
1esentatives from this state to the su-
preme council, Royal Arcanum, which
has recently been brought to a close
at Minneapolis, returned home Satur-
day.
IS the guest for a week of her mother.
Mrs. Henry Spencer.
Manuel Andrews has returned from
boston, bringing a new runa bout for
Edward e. Bradley
William Campbell and family have
moved from the velvet mill district to
the Charles w. Miller house, in Trum-
bull avenue
Alfred A. Mason and family of
Brooklyn have arrived at their sum-
mer home in Main street
Train Supervisor J. D. Gallery and
Track Supervisor NJ. ]. Higgins of
me Providence division of the New
Haven road, We're recent visitors here.
Miss Estella Fldridge has entered
the employ CT the H. r. Woodward
& Co. here, Miss Kelly having re-
signed.