Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-04

In the entire school during the month there were IA enrolled, S6 were per feet in attendance; one case of tardi- ness. The average per cent of attend snce for the school during the month was a2.6.
 Miss Moreau's room secured the highest attendance and receives the attendance banner.
 The graduating exercises for the school will be held in Sprague hall on June 14, in the evening.
 The school baseball team defeated the Taftville public school 15 to 14 in a hotfy contested game of eleven in ninSs- Vernon Royle showed up well in the box. ~ The team has won four Of the six games played.
 On the steamer Rotterdam of the Holland American line, which sails from New York today. June 4, Sister NJ Pauline. known in the world as Az nes Pauline Good. will sail for Holland. where she will take the final vows at the mother house at Tilburg. Miss Good was a member of the class of 1909, Norwich Free Academy, and for three years a student at the Acad- eny of the Holy Family at Baltic. at which place she made her noyitiate.
 Farewell to William 5arlow-First
 Communion Class of Sixty four.
 William Barlow has resigned his position at the Baltic cotton mill and will sail on the 18th of June for his native home in England, where he will engage in business for himself. Mr. Barlow has been a resident of this place for the past nine years, where he made a host of friends. Last Satur- day night fin Sprague House hall the Sp5nnerS' union of the cotton mill of which Mir. Barlow was faithful mem Der, tendeFed him a farewell reception and presented him with a beautiful watch chain and charm, which was en- Eraved on one side ''F. L. IT," and on the other side Presented to William Barlow by the Baltic Spfnners' Union, No. q, U. s. A." The presentation speech was made by Joseph Ashworth in behalf of the union, to which Mir Barlow very feeIingly responded, after which a pleasant evening was passed in vocal and instrumental selections. Conoertina solo, David Ratcliff; vocal solo. You'd Do the Same Thing Over Again. William Barlow; vocal solo. Sometime, M. Bailey; vocal solo. Since We Were Boys Together, Harry John son: solo. Vais of Shannondore. j. AsfrvOrth: solo, Silence Was Her An sWer, F. Firth: comic solo. Sam John son. comic Soio. D. Radcliffe; remarks, Bros. Charles Headen, James Me Nuity. Blizzard Carter, Thomas Head- en and H. Johnson: concertina selec- ton. David Radcliffe. The following committee had charge of the success tus affair: Joe Ashworth. chairman. David Radcliffe. Fremont Firth Ed wand Carter. George Wood. Harry Massy and, Fred Buckley.
 Robert ThonpsoD of Ysntic WAS the guest Sunday of his daughter. Mrs. John Cooney.
 Sunday st the Immaculate Cpncep- ton church a first communion class cf e4 children and one adult received their first holy communion at the s o'clock macs. In the evening at o'clock they attended vespers in body and re- nswed their baptismal vows and were eHFoned in the scapular of the blessed virgin Mary. The act of consecration 10 the blessed virgin was read in Eng fish by Julia Farrell and in French bv Lea Feleatreau. Father Bellerose preached to the class in French and English asking them to always be faithful to their first holy communion vows. Through the untiring efforts of Sister NJ. venance the altars were beautifully adorned in cut flowers and lighted tapers in different colors.