Norwich bulletin., 1911-12-26

lhert H. Sp4cer of the school
 g. in reference to a social
 Westerly, says that the peo-
 -d get together and get ac-
 and that the schoolhouse IS
 ece for such a purpose Sev-
 le Du5tIc-sc -schooIhoUses in Phil
 are useC for such social pur-
 and the unused SchoOlhouses
 e devoted wholly 10 the work
 sCIial center. Ex-President
 Hf Harvard university, speaking
 .1 sa-lery. szi9: There ia no such
 ot a E@lnt as to close ft up and st u<e it. Aiding pleasures, joys, .r1 s-tisfacticns to human life ought slva ic have been recognized IS the al function of every school and sT el eGUcation-'
 E.r EaNcsNuck. the Connecticut ag- rlt-.l-uraI college will furnish movable schools cf agriculture Of a weeks du- 1a--cn- treatI1g g of huSbandry, daIry- 5l- and domestic science Speakers s.r- 4Vailable and demonstrations are gwen in If-e FruHimg and spraying of tr1 Eariss- KTILh an active civic ceI ter this Instruction could be Riven in the unused schoolhouss in the village to those interested
 The Fifth company, Westerly, ce7t- Fo5srt G. Ghackersy- a-d the other coast artillery corps organisations oi The First artillery district. are buslty enga gcd in drilling for the annual re-
 
 1rsander in chief. at the slate armOry in Providence January b. This Is the military feature of the year and slzs come to be looked upon as a big social as well as military event. For the past two years one of the ptctur- .-slue features of the military demon =traIion has been the street riot drill and b2yOnet exercise, which will be included in the coming exercises
 Tn connection with the review, the medals and trophies won by several tsrEauiZsrfOIs and individuals Ot the First district at the state rifle range ,iur=ng tie past season will be present. cd by the governor At the cOnclus- ion of the military drill and ceremony there will be a reception The whole sffaIr will be preceded by a concert f.v the First district hand. Arthur V Nash and Bourbon A. Babcock. both of Westerly. are the majors of the F'IrS- district and with the Fifth com ranv and several retired officers, will F Q the official representative from hers.
 The Westerly College club, composed cf women graduates Of colleges, is dO- ing good work in an endeavoT to bet ter the condition of the working girls and have formed tie Wcsterly Girls cIuh, with charter membership of fnrty-one. The officers elected for the ensuing year are: Margaret Burdick, president: Rose Donovan. vice presi- a Margaret Murphy assistant secretary; Eliza beth Perry, treasurer; Margaret Rose assistant treasurer The club oilers a place for recreation, friend ship and educational opportunities.
 The sewing clsss meets in the Fx- change for Woman's Work quarters eaCh Thursday evening and the mem bers are given the benefit of a profess sioual teacher and the class in gym uastics and athletic games meet on Tuesday evening in the gymnasium in the Memorial building
 The Westerly Teachers club has ar rarsed for the annual course # en- tertairn'e 'ents, and decided upon two in stead of i've, as has been the custom Treterring to give that number this season. but not for economical req sons. as the club will make the GUS roH-ary appropriation for the enter ta inmCnts The executive committee has made contract with Dr. Woods HutchiSOn for his lecture on FcOds and FooiishnesS. and for 9 concert by the Farlebon trio of Boston assisted by Miss Clara Sexton, soprano. The of 1fcers Of the club are Superintendent William H. Perry. president; Hallia H- Wood, vice president: Carrie L. saunders secretary Pauline W Stah- Ie treasurer The executive commit lee is composed of the officers and Supt William IT. Holmes. Principal George R Thompson and Jennie 5. stanton.