Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
FLAG DAY ENTHUSIASM.
Displayed by School PupiIs-G. A. R.
 Visitors Attend Exercises.

Not in the history of the schools in this section was there ever such an important and patriotic observance of Flag day as was the case on Friday. which also happened to mark the end sf the school year. At the high school, the exercises were carried out as plan ned and in an impressive manner, At the graded school, during the after noon session, there was also a fine gathering, with many visitors, among whom were veterans of the c. A. R., they taking an active part in the ex- erciseS- which were held in the newly fitted assembly hall of the building. Pupils, representing different grades, who had parts were Vera Franklin, Helen Cronin, Hazel Marlowe, Harry Back, Fabian Russell, Marjorie Gaff- ney, Albert Putnam and John Nash, they giving readings or recitations. The singing of patriotic songs was also a feature of the exercises.
 Friday was also a day of special interest at the East Brooklyn school, West Side. There the closing day and Flag day exercises were held during the morning, about forty visitors be- ing present. Past Commanders w, N. Arpold and Henry G. Mercy and F.. .. Babson represented the G. A. R. and Sons of Veterans and gave brief addresses. Others who talked to the pupils were Mrs. C. H. N. Thomas and Miss Cora Chase. The primary, in termediate and grammar departments all arranged special programmes for the occasion, the grammar department pupils very successfully presenting a little pleytet of patriotic significance The visitors also improved the op- portuntty to inspect and laud the fine work done by the young people dur ing the year. a display of papers of special merit being arranged on the upper floor of the building.
 To Maine for Salmon.
 Dr. Milton s. Warren leaves this Csaturdsy) evening for a sea salmon hshing trip fin northern Maine, He will go with a Boston friend and tiley will first try the waters abou: Grand Lake stream, going later to the vicinity of Caiats.
 ln Improved Health.
 William S. Johnson, dean of the bus mess men of DanielSon. and outrank- ing them all fin the length of time he has been in trade llere-close on tc half q century-is in a more improved state of health than during the winter and gets down town daily.
 Baccaiaareate Sermon.
 At the Congregational church to- morrow (Su1day) evening. the pastor nsv. C. H. Barber, will deliver the haccalaureate address before the DaEuberB of the graduating class oi Etsfng1y high school
 WiH Address Grange.
 Miss Eleanor Smith ls to give I
 
 rrz nzE al their meeting this (Satnr- Godfrey GHJuacho of tho West Side for nsoy years q resident of Daniel. son, Ia seriously ill.
 Charles <. Dayton launched his pow, CT boat at Alexander's lake Friday. Cassius S. Chase of Hartford cam, here Friday To attend the filnera services for John R. Davis, witt whom he was formerly associated il business.
 $5s,0oo Taxes Collected.
 Tax Collector W. N. Arnold has now received about $3sy000 of the amour due the town on the list last complet. ed About s10,000 more remains to b. received.
 It has been definitely decided tha the town of Foster will have anothe old Home day this year. but the dat has not been fixed.
 Mrs. Grace A. Caswell had the mem bers of the Ladies' Aid society of tn Methodist church at her home ol Hawkins street for a meeting Frida! afternoon.
 The Ladies' Benevolent society 0 the Congregational church held foot and apron sale in the vestry Frida, afternoon.
 A number of Danielson people wen 10 Putnam Friday afternoon to Sd he Colonel Clnmins and Young Buff fAlo Wild West show,
 Mrs. w. II. Chapman of the Wes side iE to go to Southb11dge next Weel to spend the summer with MT. sn Mrs George Poote.