Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-21
EwErT CITY
hsSrsIds Grammar sshsei Graduatee ctass of Thlrty-Larue AAldienes En- joys interesting Exsreises-oeath of Miss Sadie NerthreP,

The graduating exercises of River side Grammar school. Principal Hl P. l.eavenvprth, were held in Finn s OpcY-a houszs, Thprstsy evening, Every sent in the hall was taken. The plat- form was hordered with laurel, While ferns, palms and bVtsercups eenaPlet- cd the decorations The class celors, green and gold outlined the pruscenium arch. Upon the platform were seat cd the thirty members of the Treble ,-ief Glee club. They were aecotu- panied by Miss Alice A. Brown, the conductor was Mss Hlisabeth Beard wood. the musical instructor of the school. The children sang finely, car ryinR theAR Dsrts with confidence and ease.
 The following programme was pre- scented by the clsSs members who were seated upon the platform, when the curtain rose<
 Invocation, Rev W, H. Cane, ILL. D.; chorus (a) We Meet Again" (ol s-rhe Cossacks Song" ''19ehind Time" plsrIe Miner CS1ay: 'SThe Better Way" Ruth Ethel Miller; Abraham Daven- port" Edwurd John Barry; vocal duet, ''Star oC Evening" Marion Angel Rob inson and Annie Theresa Miner; ''The Arnerican FlRg," George Napoleon Narcotic; ~rhe Knights Toast" Es- ther Margaret Gray; ~The Man With out a County" Richard Joseph Out kouslzt: chorus, King of the Forest, :" The Victor of Msvengo," Budor Le- CIafrs; Bees with Valedictory1' Hec- tor Clement Lapoint; chorus, Spring Song" presentation of diplomas, A. C. Btrdick; chorus Friends, Good Night" singing, America"
 The members of the class are Heo- tor Clement Lapoint, Sibyl Browning, John Edward Barry, Richard Joseph DutSowsld. Esther Margaret Gray. Eldor LeClaire, Earl Miner Gray, Ruth Exhel Miller George Napoleon Narcotic, Jennie COtter, Sidney liar nett Melvin, Annie Theresa Miner, How'd William Phillips, Elmer Adeiaro Rttcbay, Marion Angel Robinson
 The usbers from Grade VII, were Daniel Finn. James Dolan, Henry BottonleE, Harold Spicer. Fred Clarke and Andrew McEicoL The class motto ls Labor Conquers All Things. The Elazs held a reception in the Bijou aft ar the exercises.
 The numbers on the programme were announced by Principal Leavenworth, who, after the presentation of diplo- mas gave a brief final charge to the class He advised them not to let their work end with their gradua- rion, but to continue to press on, mak- fng ths most Of themselves. The s@nsst, safe words of counsel made a deep impression upon his attentive auditors.
 AbeUt The Borough.
 Miss Mae Wheeler is at home from her school in New Jersey.
 MySs Dorothea Burleson arrived Wednesday evening from New Britain Normal school.
 The ShaxV family went Thursday D their summer home at Crescent Beach.
 MlEs Mary K. Allen of Brooklyn, Conn., is guest of Mrs. A E. Cham plfn-
 Mss Sarah Browning of Norwich and Mrs Con of East Hampton were Eussts tllzre on Thursday.
 hEa- E. F. LeayenWorth of Gales FerTy is in town for few days.
 Death of Miss Northrop.
 Hr1. C. ". Robinson was notified 5-busdRF Of the death of Miss Sadie Ncrthrup in Wtcl1ord, R. L Miss Northrop was well known in Jewett City and her death ends a long period c< suffering
 Rev and Mrs. E. ". Potter, Rev. J. v. Psype, Mrs. B. R. Gardner and Miss Mabel McBrOome, delegates from the local Baptist church and Mrs. c. D. Babcoc9s, Mrs George Sparks and George M- Clarke have returned from Etonington where they attended the %tcninEton Union association.