Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-22
EASTERN CONNECTICUT AND WESTERN RHODE ISLAND.
HANOVER

Rev. F. J. Pohl of Brooklyn, N. F. will preach in the Congregational church next Sunday, Miss Ruth Stan dish will lead the evening meeting. Topic, Reading Worth While.
 The funeral services of Mrs. Daniel Ladd were held in the Congregational church on Tuesday at e'e clock. Many friends had assembled to pay a last tribute to Mrs, Ladd. Rev. MT. Smith of Baltic conducted the service. Sing ing was by the choir. The floral pieces were many and handsome, one large pillow being marked Mother. Mrs Ladd had seen much sorrow during l the past five months. Her husband Daniel Ladd, passed away Jan. 18th. Two months later her son, George Ladd, died. and about one month ago | the home in which she had lived for more than 40 years burned to the | ground. About two weeks ago Mrs. Ladd had fall, cutting her arm se- verely, then grip set in, which devel- oped into pneumonia. Mourners who came from out of town were Mrs George Ladd of New Haven. who was with Mrs. Ladd several days before | she died, Master Harold Ladd of New l Hampshire. Mir and Mrs. George Smith of Montvi1le and Mrs. McKelvey of Poquetanuck. Much sympathy IS felt for Mrs. Ladd's two sons, Fred and William, The bearers were Charles Perry, Edward Souter, Jere- fniah Delaney and Fred Papineau.
 Mir, and Mrs. Allison Ladd. Mir, and ] Mrs, James Abiarde, Mrs Nelson Lyon | and William G, Park attended the con- ference at Neweht on Wednesday. Mir. Park led the praise service in the af- ternoon.
 Mir. and Mrs James Tucker spent last Sunday with MT Fuckers brother in East Lyme, who with his wife leave this week for trip to England. MT. and Mrs. A. B. Ladd entertained Rev Joel Ives of Hartford over Sun day.
 ] Norman Standish spent the week
 end in Boston.
 A party from here attended the
 graduation exercises in WillimantiG
 Wednesday evening. Miss Gladys
 CFember graduated from the Natchaug
 school.
 Mrs. Roger Peck and two children ot
 Washington, D. C., are visiting at the
 home of James ". Eadie.
 Mrs. Mabel Waugh Good of Brook
 lyn, N. T., is being entertained by
 Mrs. D. P Warwick.
 MT and Mrs. H. Parker and son Harold, who have been spending tht winter with MT. and Mrs. D. P War
 wick, will leave for Maine next Mon day.
 Mrs. P. G. Dressing and daughter Gladys have returned from spending { week in New York.
 Mir. and Mrs. P. G. Dressing are en. tertaining Mir. and Mrs. Arthur Blberi 1 of New York
 Herbert Bennett left on Wednesday
 for few days stay in Lowell ant
 Manchester, N. H., and on Saturday will start for Maine, expecting t, stay in Maine several weeks.
 Fred Blackburn of Philadelphi: . Textile school is visiting his sister Miss Eliza Blackburn.
 . The Airlie ball team defeated Can. terbury last Saturday in a very clos
 and exciting game by a score of s-1
 The Afrlte boys will try their hlci with Montville today (Saturday) ol the home diamond. Kelly is expecte, a to pitch for Hanover, and either Phil { ipson or Welsh for Mortyil1e The Air . lie boys will make their first appear
 ance in their new suits.
 & Friday. June 18th. the Hanove ? school closed the year by a picnic s the grove. The exercises were we, attended by parents and friends. Tn !. following programme was carried ou ,t some of the numbers beang on patri ], otto subjects, in order to oelebrat 5, Flag day; Greeting, Storrs Lee; son; f American Heroes, school; Meaning ( /, the American Flag, Ralph Standish e recitation, Leroy Lucy; Our Color Catherine Mcintosh, Fanny Mefntesi 4 Dorothy Harrison; song, Heroes, Ea,
 Rapinea1; Playing Robinson Cruse
 William Hope; Vacation, Albina Des I ehafhpsi song, Vacation Days, school I recitation, T1sFeHee Ablarda; senI v American Flag, school: Glad and SoI ' ry, Margaret Tucker; violin sol v 9eefgie Parker; Our Flag, Vietet4 ,s LaFesei, June Song. Florence Meff
 t9sh, bianeh PaPiReaH, Marie Carte
 Amelia Basbitt; King Bruce and tf a Spider, Jeremiah Delaney; Vaea tien is WatehETeFd. Mary Russian; Hats Off u
 Flag fs Passing By, Edward Garter l. The Duel, Faith Lee; closing son 1l school.
 At the conclusion of the program l. Marie Garter and Earl Papineau, Q behalf of the school presented to eaC F. teacher a beautiful gift in the form at a silver mounted blotter, pencil ar
 paper cutter. Miss Browning was pr A vented by illness from being preser
 At the close of the exercises lunch "; Ia 'No tV eio olilufeh ana the es friends, after which games were pIa.
 ed and races run until about 3 o'cloc ,e Following are names of pupils wi ic were present every day in the pa y- term: Joseph Carter. Jeremiah Del s- ney. Dorothy Harrison. William Hpr
 Henry Russian, Faith Lee. Louise LyG
 Catherine Mcintosh. Earl Papines
 John Ra-pineau, Georgie Parker. Cat
 sFfne Mcintosh and Jeremiah Delan
 receive state certificate for bel
 neither absent tardy nor dismiss io during the entire school year.
 Miss Lima Grierson will not retlt
 to teach in Hanover, having accepted he position in Collinsville